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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11
RIDDLES OLD FIELD NEWS


Riddles Old Field, Jan 9.--Mr. Cab
Martin has purchased the griSt mill
formerly owned by Mr.. Nye Wilson.
We hope Mr.. Martin will soon be ready
Tor service.
Mr. A. W. Rhodes has purchased
tractor for his grain mill and he will
soon be In better condition to serve
the community.
Mr.. Ray Garrett and family have
moved into the house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs Ben Shcrbert.
Mr.. Gary Hughes and family have
moved from the Wallace place in our
midst.
Mr.. Alvin Cox moved last week to
the jim DeShields farm near Lanford
Mrs. r. Fl. Garrett visited at the bed
side Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Donnan,
who Is very i'll. We are sorry to hear
of Mrs. Domains illness. We wish
for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. j. ID. Rhodes and little girls,
Mary and Willie Ruth, were the visitors
OF her brother, Mr.. 70. M. Riddle, last
week.
Mr.. J. b. Rhodes has returned from
q visit with his daughter. Mrs. Wilson.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11

lNFSoOt lICIIO
Loans and Discounts ). ..$l2O,I2i9O
ONcrdraltS :. :. 1,SI6GI
Bonds and Stocks Owned
by tho Bank :. 10000
Furniture ana l'iNtmc5 :. i,92S.20I
Baniing House . i,l20.2J
Nuc from Banks and Bank
crs :. !. 9,8iG.35
Currency 2,llSO0
SILVER and Other Coin :. 229.3S
Checks and Cash Items ;. l7l.75I
Total :. ;. ;. ;. ..$lI7 ,d9i.5O
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock PAID In !. IS 100000
Surplus Fund I. :. !. ~. 100000
Undivided Profits, less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid ;. !, II: ;. !. 5,0o2.72
individual Deposits Subject
Time Certificates of De-
Dosit ;. -. :. 3O,597.72
Cashiers Checks l12.S9 S2,491.7S
Bills Payable, including Ger
tificates for Money Bor-
rowed ;. J.. !. ). 100000
Total :. :. :. ;. .,$147, ,i94.5O
State Of South Carolina,
County Of Laurcns.
Before me came A. NJ Owings, Cash
icr of the above named bank, who, be-
ing duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true con-
ditiOn OF said bank, as shown by the
books OF said bank.
A. NJ. OWINGS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this End day Of January, 1922.
! JNO. G.. BOLT
Notary Public.
| Correct Attest: l.. r. Brooks, Fcs-
tus II. Curry, j. E. Johnson, Directors
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11
VIRGINIA MAJOR
VOICES DENIAL
"NcYcr Shot Man in My Life" Did
Not Fire Pistol,

NOt CHe IlSlOl.
Washington, Jan. 5.--Swecping de-
nal Of charges that he had shot two
of his men whilc his command, Wart
OF the Twenty y-ninth division. was in
the thick Of the Argonnc fighting, was
made before senate investigating
committee today by Mai, H. l., Opic OF
Staunton Va. and nearly u dozen mon
serving with him overseas.
AZ IN ell day session only once voice
was lifted against Major Ople yhc
voice OF shcll-sbockcd victim Of
war, now Il patient in \ Virginia nos
pita for the insane. The witness,
Lcmuel G. Smith, declared that whiic
in Il dugout with three comrades and
four German prisoners Major Opic
entered, shot and killed a soldier then
ordered the body removed, without
once uttcrnE word.
In rapid succession the comrades
mentioned by Smith went on the stand
and sworc they saw no such killing,
that they were not in the dugOut,
and that they knew Of no evidence
whatever TO support the charges. And
then after half dozen OF Major
ODic's men had testified that they
never heard OF his shooting 4 soldier
in France or anywhere else, the ma
jor himself spoke in his own defense,
declaring there was no word Of truth
in the accusations and that he never
shot q man in my life
Breaking down while witnesses were
telling the committee that for his
services in the Argonnc offensive,
ending in Il hospital, wounded, he was
awarded the distinguished service
cross, the legion Of honor and the
croiX dc guerrc with two palms, Ma
jor Opie quickly recovered his com
posurc and calmly, quietly, but with
great emphasis asserted that he never
fired revolver all the time he was in
the army.
he had attempted to get his men in
a line after they had been demoral-
lied and were running wildly, some
saying they had been ordered to re-
treat, while others were shouting that
the enemy was approaching. a tense
situation developing suddenly, found
him alone in the effort to reform the
lines, at the moment he was without
side arms, he was wearing a raincoat
the insignia OF which was covered with
mud, and il was with difficulty that he
could make the men halt
Il took a rifle and fred twice" he
said, Knowing perfectly we'll what |
Was doing. One shot fired in the air
and one in the Ground. Nobody was
hit. After | fired thc lines stoppcd
and got them in shape, putting mon
recognized in command. scnt run
ncrs 10 bring all The mon 1w Thcyc
was not dead soldier on the line
and there had bcen no nring."
did YOU shoot a runner, with n re-
yolvcr rs chargod?" Chairman Brandc-
gcc asked.
Il ncycr fired a pistol the wnolc
time was in the army" Major OHIO
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11

ship on the Sabbath Day? Why?
j. Kelly Cooper, DR.. j. o. Martin,
j. p. Coleman.
1:30-Alissionary Sermon, by Rev.
George Hopkins.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-11
Statement OF the Condition Of the
PEOPLES BANK.
RESOURCES

Locn,Sd at Gray Court, s. c., at The
close OF business December 81, 1921.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

cure an agreement when this period
should end. While Mr.. Griffith insists
on elections In June, the Republicans,
who believe the treaty means abandon
ment OF the republic and acceptance OF
the British Crown. think 1t should not
be submitted 10 the electors while Great
Britain's threat of war prevents the
free will OF the people from being ex-
pressed.
The Republicans further maintain. ac-
cording to Mr.. de Valera. that there
are rights which the minority may
Justly uphold even by arms against
the majority. and he indicates that the
Republican party has that right. I'M
less the treaty be held in abeyance in
definitely it must be decided by force
or by reference to the people at some
stage and in the interests OF peace
Mr.. de Valera says he proposed refer
ence to the people six months hence.
In the meantime, the explanation con-
tinues. the army could be united, the
Dan Eireann kept in session, the con-
stitution introduced. adult suffrage and
other necessary legislation enacted and
full preparation made for peaceful
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
SALES BY AUCTION.
SALES BY AUCTION.
Auction Sale
WILCOX & WHITE COMPANY, F. G. SMITH, Inc.
and WEBSTER PIANO CO.. in Bankruptcy

The assets of Wilcox White Company
pany and Smith, !nc will be sold public auction pursuant
order the United States District
tct OF New York. by Charles Shongood United
Wilcox White Company
paTce OF located Cambridge
mneps @
sssSs se ss soad s @ @ be a 4 % ss % %aSa
the City Of sleden
Nav s prsmdes snd 1b MAY 9th ten Sk the viii
belonging G. o the
F. G. Smith, ,Inc.
nnndnss
c gSSs VIII etc. sold a.
Webster Piano Comp
the same oe
time the
Completed Pianos Office Fixtures Furniture, Etc
On 18TH 1922
Office furnpe 0 uSss psho plano
the premises OF g Smith,
be
any tms between ten A. NJ and five
complete
are On request the office
highest bidder ,ns OF the United
% eet ect to donf9Ina ps n ana sold At p
cffce No 6s William -" 'te'"'o' at ms
Trustee for White s,roth a., WI,
cHAhhrs AREsa snes snSScooR Sp oPfENHEI&ssER & "
So sreaaNss 'S"e' AtSTney %1 90 for wait TrFsgs,ss gs
~ -o-N on.. New
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
REPUBLICANS IN RAID ON
BANKS GET 100000
Loot Various Depositaries of
Free State Funds.

BELFAST, May (Associated Press).- -
More than 10000 pounds sterling has
been taken by Irish Republican army
irregulars in raids on various branches
OF the Bank of ireland In the south. Il
was reported in Belfast to-day.
The Bank OF Ireland has been acting
as treasurer of the Irish Provisional
Government and il was believed here
that the seizures were intended 10 en-
barrass and paralyze the work of Pro-
visional Government officials.
The branches at Limerick, Waterford
Wexford. Clonmel. Sligo, Castlebar and
Tuam were among those raided All the
raiders escaped capture. No other banks
were touched.
At Limerick the raid was carried out
and the money of the bank was removed
in motors while q large crowd looked on.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
BOTH IRISH ARMIES
IN PEACE ATTEMPT
Continued from First Page.

voters register. Further, ne says Ar
thur Grifith's proposal involves a
breach Of the Sim F'ein convention
agreement that not only the treaty but
the constitution in its final form should
be before the electorate when II votes.
1t is declared by Mr.. de Valera that
both he and Charles Burgess recognized
In the labor proposals a basis by which
an immediate peace could be procured
the army united and stable executive
set up which would enjoy the confidence
OF all sections Of the people.
The labor proposals. says Mr.. d.
Valera, obviously referred to the period
during which the treaty would be left
In abeyance, and the problem was to Sc
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
Chinese GENERALS
Will SPARE PEKN
Agree to Exclude Capital
and Tientsin From Field
of Operations.
WI PEI Flu is GAINING
Center of Fighting Now
Twelve Miles South
west of City.
RAILWAY TO SEA BLOCKED
Diplomatic Corps Protests and
American Legation Asks
\ Another Warship.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Agreement by
both Gen. Wu Pei-fu and Gen. Chang
Tso-lin, rival Chinese leaders, to ex-
clude Pekin and Tientsin from the
field of military operations was an
nounced in an official dispatch re-
ceived by the Chinese Legation to-day
from the Pekin Government.
Decision on the request of the Amer
lean Legation at Pekin for another
warship at Tientsin has not yet been
reached, State Department officials
said to-day. Secretary DENLY, testify
ing before a Senate committee, said
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
the request had not yet been laid be
fore the Navy Department.

fsKIN, May /. ASSOCIATED Press).-
The battle for the possession of Pekin
was still continuing this morning, with
the advantage apparently going to the
forces of General WI Pei-fu, driving
toward the capital from the south.
Adyices from the center of the fight
ing, twelve miles southwest OF the city,
were that Cen WI was forcing the sol
diers of Gen. Chang Tso-lin from Chang
sintien, and that the tide of battle was
rolling eastward toward the southern
walls of PelSin.
Observers report that Chang has seven
batteries of three guns each, firing sim
ultaneousiy. with trenches over the hills
along the river six hundred yards apart.
Gen. Wu has gone from Paotingfu. his
headquarters to Liuliho. [I.iuliho is on
the Pekin-Hankow Railway, about thir-
ty-five miles south OF Pekin. and twenty
miles south of Changsintien. on which
Gen. Chang Tso-lins right wing resist
Wu- -Pei-fu's army this afternoon had
arrived at point on the railroad be-
tween Pekin and Tientsin. Gen. Chang
Tso-lin Is personally occupying special
train at Chungliangcheng. midway be-
tween Tientsin and Taku. Traffic be-
tween Pekin and the sea constantly has
been blocked.
The Portuguese Minister here, who Is
dean of the diplomatic corps, filed pro-
test that this was violation of the 1901
protocol. He said unless the line was
opened Immediately the Allies would be
compelled to guard the railroad.
Fighting around Pekin has dimin'
ished as a result of the retirement oi
Chang Tso-lins army from the i'm
! mediate vicinity. WI Pei-fu's plan II
thought to be to drive the Manchuriar
| General toward Tientsin.
Three Chinese cruisers are reported
to have arrived at Shanhaikuan, aim
ing to cut off Chang Tso-lin's rear
The Powers represented here are
watching events closely. A French gun.
boat and a British gunboat have ar
rived off Taku and an Italian gupboat
is expected.
| The above dispatch would indicate
that while Gen. Chang Tso-lin has ap-
pnrently advanced his center severa
miles his right wing is in danger oi
| being turned by Wu Pei-fu in his drive
on Pekin. 1t would also indicate that
the hostilities are drawing nearer tc
the capital.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

~ you arc seeking neio capital. part
rer or 1cdn. 20 starr q business, a Bust
ness Opportunity id. IN THE NEW
Y0RE HERALD may accomplish Jus,
what you are after. Try one. Telephone
Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
Waste and DELAYS
in turnover
cost this industry
$750,000 a day

ONE of the country largest industries,with
~ an output of 5000, ,ooo,o 900 year, shows
aggregate waste of $4,000 each day
Thisis the finding ofthe Hoover Committee
of the Federated American Engineering So
cieties in its report on waste in industry.
And the report declares that this is not an
isolated case. : The evidence collected in the
study of other important industries reveals
similar conditions.
In almost every business organization the
demand of the hour is for reduced costs and
larger profits. The same capital must be made
to do more work. Waste and delays-in
manufacturing, in selling, in shipments, in col
lections - these must be eliminated to speed
up the turnover of capital.
The Irving special services designed to
make its customers dollar more powertul
E-EMINENTLY commercial for over
L seventy years, the Irving National Bank
has built up many highly specialized depart
ments ts-all designed to get more power out
of the dollar for its customers by speeding up
commercial transactions.
WooLwoRTH OFFICE 233 Broadway
LINCOLN OFFICE, Opposite Grand Central
Terminal, 4znd Street
SHERMAN OFFICE, 32nd Street and Fifth
Avenue
g
Fulton Street
AETNA OFFICE, o. West Broadway
IRVING MATT
NEW
&
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

BELFAST. May Large numbers OF
the disbanded Royal Irish Constabulary.
without means OF support Sand many
OF them In pitiable plight, are pass
ing through Belfast daily on their way
to England. The married men who
want TO settle in Belfast say they are
unable to obtain houses. and those with
out families say they are unable to
find lodgings Nobody seems to want
U.s." said one officer to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

election. Though the British act of
Parliament prescribes elections for
June. says Mr.. de Valera. the treaty
approved by the Dali Eireann does not
necessitate the holding OF elections be-
fore December.
This pronouncement of Mr.. de Valera
was not considered in political circles
as offering any prospects for compro-
mise. 1t was asserted that postpone
ment of the elections for six months
would not be accepted nor could cleo
tions be held In all Ireland. and the
program sketched> by Mr.. de Valera
for legislation by the Dali Eireann in
the intervening period would afford op-
portunities for further friction
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

MdAllLuln SpcSQ Is ScCuIcd lOI irving DC
positors by direct private wires to important
cities, and well established connections with
banks in every part of the country.
At the disposal of the business man is the
Irving special Bill of-Lading Department
organized to trace shipments, to locate freight
cars, to eliminate every delay in releasing
capital invested in goods in transit.
Quick, accurate service in collections, in
transfer of funds and in securing credit infor-
nation abroad is assured through the Irvings
correspondents special representatives in
more than 5000 foreign cities and through
direct cable connections with every trade
center of the world.
ALL the resources and facilities of the
1 "A Irving are brought to your very door
through nine District Ofices-located in
New York's important business centers. Every
Office is equipped to give complete bank
ing service.
A visit to the nearest Office and talk with
the Officers in charge will suggest how these
facilities can serve you in your business and
personal affairs.
EIGHTH STREET OFFICE, Eighth Street
Broadway
BROOKLYN OFFICE, $50 Fulton Street
FLATBUsH OFFICE, Flatbush and Linden
Avenues
New UTRECHT OFFICE, New Utrecht
Avenue and 53rd Street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


business Property 81
BUSINESS VACANT We viii sell 80
lease for long time. two pieces of ys-
can't property IN business district.
GOxlGj and GOX13U Davies Walsh.
oil " jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 5559
FOR SALE Small Manufacturing busl.
ness Call Saturday or Monday. q
y Church St or phone 4ishawak 3
zl3l for annolntmenL ~ :
Farms And Land For Sale s.
FINE LITTLE l0-scre farm. good house
barn and other buildings ~ chickehs
one horse. one cow. two n'gs (" WIZ
farm Price very attractive For par
ticulars call Harrison ~ ~
TBTRBAN HOME 49, acres. city linn
its. main road. Brick house barn;
chicken house. etc Fruit, berries. az
falfa 5000 Wesley Van Vain. ca
Farmers Trust Bldg
Is ACRES Near Nufre Dame Price
$1,000 an acre Cal I'm l.s3l
20 ACRES hne truck land. west OF city
near ArdmOre. on main road; inter
urban car service. $1,000 per acre
Wesley Van yalin. COS Farmers Trust
FARM 20 ages alfalfa. 80 acres timothy
10 acres wheat 1u a fine 50 acre farm
on Portage Prairie only miles from
town Fine buildings VIII exchange
for good South Bend home mo-
Main 2G31 trARN BHn>-
Res. Main 900 - Farmers ~ l--
81 ACRES for sale D. miles from city.
Good buildings at harEaln one ~
acre farm. ~ acres 0f fruif. ~ acres
~ alfalfa. County ltl-F-a-
g ACRES $50 peI acre. six miles south
Bfech and Maple land Eight roofl
hOusp bank barn pasture lerm'
Five acres. new bungalow. garage. one
acre timber. - COO Terms j. acres
excellent farm. siN-rOon house para
sheds Three and orc half miles orr
81. 500 $500 cash We have farms q al
sizes Worden Realty Co, Main 80
Farmers Trust Bldg
Is ACRES 0f hrst class farm land for
sale. orchard and small fruits large
huildings d. miles northwest ~ SCUM
Rend city limits, near NJ Pleasan--
Liberal terms. Inquire Maln 81
Gao ACRES. 5000 per acre mostly level
as floor. fine soil. choice improve
meuts. on cement pavement, near
Garden CITY. with me schools ana
Junior College. One-haf cash, balance
easy terms TC~ Also. 60 acres pas
ture and wheat land Sl2 ~ per acre, ia
100 acre tracts. $500 down. bal crop
pavment rlan. or easy terms. Geo. ",
Fiuuup.. Garden City. Kansas
FATRVIEW fERNSEN FARM 10 Law
renee County Pa. near Ohio state
line IS acres level fertile land well
drained young orchard bearing
modern room house with furnace and
ha.h large bank barn. straw barn.
wagon and implement houses granary.
corn crib chicken and hog houses
cement floor and Eree Sanctions IN
cow stable buildings are an nearly
new viii be sold with or without herd
Of Guernsey COWS. pure bred bull anu
complete farming equipment price FOR
al complete. $1,000. farm alone SIC.
600 :. a. Madden. East Palestine.
Ohio.
FARMS with buildings. fruit and stock
near lakes rivers t1Wn ard schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

BUSINESS VACANT We viii sell -
lease for long time. two pieces ~ vs.
cant property IN business district.
GOx1G5 and G0x12U Davies e. Walsh.
21l W jefferson Blvd Lincoln 5759
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

FINE LITTLE i0-scre farm good house
barn and other buildings ~ chickens.
one horse. one cow. two hogs GO Win
farm. Price very attractive For rar-
ticuIars call Harrison u Pa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

FARMS with buildings. fruit and stock
near lakes. rivers. town and schools
square deal or your expenses paid
Write 20 z. Dietrich. Paw Paw. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS
AUTO POLISHING OUR SPECIALITY
Work guaranteed We call az your
home and do your work very reason
able
HAVE YOUR CAR LOOK NEW
EVERY DAY ~ THE YEAR
Can Main i4j from a. m. till > p. m.
FORD ONE Ton Truck for sale or trade
on property 1OJ Marietta St. between
and d. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
AHProspectiue Use Car Buyers Should Read Classification
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile Accessories.

FOSTER PISTONS AND Pms FOR ali
cars See Us for SLOW Stop" lights
south Bend Motor supply Co. III r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

FOR SALE-Small manufacturing busl
ness Call Saturday or Monday. o.
y Church St. or phone hishawak
2tl31 for anpoiutmpur 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

IUKU TOT KINH- Band NV For sale
ar trade South BEND Mask Motor Car
60 400 Lincoln Way p
F0R SALE CHEAP 1917 F0rd touring
car $40 191s Chalmers six 500
Ig21 Ford touring car. S-s1 Terms or
trade casl Lincoln iS.. or 6f3 la
Porte Az
HTPMOBiLE-Sew Hupmobile models
en- display Few used cars bargains
Ross 1 Martin. Main ia I'll " Mon
zoe s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
Sewing Machines.

oCWIHE Nt"tHIHtS O0h
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
We carry over 100 new and used
machines I'm stock: all makes and all
prices. Latest style new Singer GG.
S4aiN Slightly used Singers from
$500 up. other makes from $500 up.
We repair and sell supplies for an
makes. You can't beat orr prices Go
Indiana. If you can buy them cheaper
We would
SOUTH BEND HEMSTITCHING SHOP
AND SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
L62G0 20 r. jefferson Blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10
MERCHANDISE

MEfNOf1AANDIOEs
Articles For sale. 81
( HOMESPUN NATURAL LEAF TOBAC-
CO-Chewing and smoking, > lbs. S1-25
10 lbs 500: % lbs 100 Farmers
! Union. Mayield. Ky.
! REDUCED PRICES on all golf balls
and fishing tackle. Berman's, 126 n.
I Michigan.
| FOR SALE-A 22-ft. awning and frame
that was used only a short time. Come
quick II YOU want a bargain. Heller's,
JIG ). Michigan ST
/ FOR SALE-White Banner Malt Ex-
tract. Makes best drink for warm
weather. Csc package Enough TO
make gals Delivered. Main $50.
1lO6 W. Thomas.
! GASOLINE RANGE-In good condition.
! Sell cheap. 14O1 Van Buren,. Main
I HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING At
/ tachment fits any sewing machine
superior device: attaches firmly easily
adjusted. Price $500 delivered. with
complete instructions and samples OF
work. Orders filed promptly. Su-
periOr Hemstitching Attachment Co.
Mfrs 800 and 511 Starr St, Corpus
Christi, Texas
I TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS takes Hay
wood Model steam vulcanizer like
new. Box 334. Walkerton. Ind.
CUP OF APONA TEA
keeps sickness away Samples free.
APONA CHEMICAL CO.
40 r. Wayne St.
J. r WATKINS PRODUCTS for sale.
! 2o4 F. Haney Az Phone Lincoln $40
/ LOCKE It lat bottom wood rowboat
new this spring $40; one Gale out
board motor. 1927 model; only used >
weeks; so 90 Heltons Motor Bike
shop. 2224 f. Jefferson blvd. Phone
Lin. 2+99.
FOR SALE-Popcorn machine. Apply az
III +. Washington -.
Business Equipment So
BILLS OF LADING approved by Inter;
state Commerce Commission should
De ordered now. Eyry. 23s Farmers
Trust. Main as.
FOX TYPEWRITER aud wheel invalid
chair solid maple, rubber tire. 359 ".
Isasalle av.
OFFICE FURNITURE for sale, consist
ing Of desk. chair. safe and typewriter.
Vain 3l00 after p m.
ONE BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE
FOR SALE-Late Model bank and
stand Cost $4,000 IN 1921. Used only
occasionally. VIII sell for $4,000. See
Lawless. 1i9 W Washington Az.
TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY now are
represented in South Bend and ready
20 give service and Furnish scales Tor
all purposes. 900 :. Michigan -
.'hone lincoln 1913
/ TRIPLE MIRROR-MahOgany frame (;
suitable for tailor or dressmaEer;
worth 1880 For quick sale. $50
cash. futile Corp. 10 " Washing
ton Az.
500 down BRINGS YOU
A NEW CORONA
Corona Typewriter Service. 4l4 Dean bldg
TYPEWRTTERS FOR RENT. OF all
makes; 500 per month. rebuilt ma
chimes sold az $500 up.
FUTILE CORPORATION
lie ". Washington Az
WE rent typewritcrs. 1900 up monthly
sell $500 monthly. Investigate the
Remington portable. Main $50. REM
INGTON TYPEWRITER CO.