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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
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HOW TO START PRODUCTION
OF PUREBRED BEEF CATTLE
,rcuLtgral College News-Notes.

Agricultural College News-Notes-
The man who mas made q succe-
uf handling grade beef cattle viii fire.
guen;ly want 20 establish . purebred
herd, AZ least 20 supply range bulls f8I
his 8Tu herd as well a. for others in
bus territory.
Such Il man should have a gooi
chance FOR profit. Colorado is almo +,
ln the Cculer Of the western rang,
CgIatry ana sooner or later the grad
sire on the range viii be discarded am
the yurebrrd vii. take lis place. max
lng q good market Tor purebTed bulls
lhe t,aceacy In any country, Is popu-
iat.ur becomes more dense and LAM
higher IH price. Is for the livestock t.
increase both in quality and in mum
oers. A this will BE- the probable con
dItIou 90 America Iu the future, We
may expect ! steady increase in the
demand for purebryd cattle.
The method Of establishing a pure
bred herd Will Nay with the capital
and experience Of the owner. The
wealthy man can buy all the cattle he
wants and can hire experienced herds
men Ia -sleCt and care for them. Tn
small rattlcman cannot do this, yet
many Of the best heTds nave been est
abNshed by men who had to begin al
the bottom. The man Of small means
and limited experience should gain
kuow.edge first by handling grade cat
tie. using purebrcd sires and learning
the characteristics Of good individual
OF the breed After experience has
been acquired. purehred females can
bs added 20 the herd q few at a time
Many beginners make the mistake
Of buyiug a lot Of cheap cattle becausc
they are pedigreed. A better way Is
u put the same money into a few
well bred COWS from the herd of some
reputable breeder. Breeders of good
sanding will usually give beginner
the benefit Of their experience and As
.ist them to get a start, believing that
a satisfied customer Is thS best adver
'r-emcut In this way good hero
can be established at a low price, and
without such danger Of loss as when
man starts in with a lot of high
priced animals without experience in
caring for them, or reputation to help
sell them
Extremely high-prced animal
should rot be bought until the herd is
fairly well established and reputat
ion has been gained. Excellent AM
mails can be bought at reasonable
prices that will be satisfactory unit
the breeder is able to sell his own
stock at something above ordinary
prices. By saving the best hsifers
and sending the culls to market, the
herd can be brought to a high stand
ard in a relatively short time.
For detailed suggestions on this
subject write TO the Extension Service,
Colorado. Agricultural College, for
bulletin No. 1904, on Reef ProduC-
tion in Colorado, by Charles !. Bray.
John Lori is again riding for the
East river rat-lruen on the Crested
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
CATTLE GREEN FARMERS
TO RAISE HEAD LETTUCE

Carbondalc Item
The farmers on Missouri Heights
and Cattle Creek have contracted 20
raise 100 acres Of head lettuce the
coming summrr Nearly every farmer
on Cattle Greek has signed up to raise
head lettuce and the 100 acres is made
up IN parcels Of five and ten acre plots
4 loading spur will be built at Far
mers' Spur on the d. & r. c. W. As
pen branch and seed and crates will be
furnished the lettuce growers by a
California firm on credit until fall
when the crop is harvested.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
SPUDS NEARLY ALL SHIPPED

Carbondale Item
The potatoes have practically all
been shipped out of the Roaring Fork
the Crystal River valleys to date, but
few cars remaining and they will
probably be moved this week. Local
buyers were quoting 90 cents per 100
this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

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a..r... ~ ' g.. .a.r .'.,a report
4. -a,H". r.nf.nlc- ,.vsElfyng at
a.. pr.-a.- ra'. Q a.. as.. Doe a fr..
PEA. .,r. a.r.. toe "iu'n ra4.try
.. H.. GO, ,.. -ucf.
N..' .' ,u. .ar..- alrt.s 'hc r.rr-
u.'.a ..r ar, s.. 'appEg Jar r,a
-... ... .. ,r,r.r.. aaI rr4r.y au the
j...-r . -.rl .-. OBJ, daily .I'r"r .r ihrse
,,.w. ..,..a1 from tn. h.gn power
Or. '.n fu. 80 boil, -".'Eu,- uf the
lar.. u,ar. 'A.ar. u-..er most
e. '... '...r... .U.'gy I-... .l rE, rur-
al .a'.u d.. rr.. h4l 30 u.rs places
ln. 's. lh..a,I.rs la." lr-fuI..d
J..h.,.. a.d b4at private U"urr sta
ruu.. t.rru..IuH for thIa purpose the
sa.G .'.rsru. H.G small waterfalls on
tho man pur-rtr".. Those ort"r-
pu.,.. I.ar.,r. ar. generally cu.upcf,
"a .r.
a sr-ll ,s.H ol the mos, ardlou-
fa.n. .Ah.r b. p,.t"In"d hy "..c'rg.l-
j. dr..u. n.a,tIars ID. q r..t fAr be-
boss '.' "r.t ~ T.. ar.. propelled hy
.'.In nr nurapuH,- or ~ hand lab
u, Water .r pImprd for cattle by
,.,.''.f.. 'hD"-hng machines ure
aI.rn boy "Jrctnr current, TIMBER is
-a"'d b, mn,ur power. and farm
hand are uo longer ordered to cut
'rrwpnd by hand because It s. cheaper
zoo uasv even that labor done BY cleo
turty Candles have almost dlzap-
p,arri
ln many case grain is dried and
cleared by being passed through e,ec.
'Ec1''. dusnu hn'-alT fanung mach
lu. Ii I- not uncommon 70 find on
tho larger estates electric elevators
winch In cu,rr waEOuIoads Of hay OF
grain and dump them where desired in
the barns.
One Swedish estate owner has in
stalled un electrically operated mi
CATION stem whereby large field
can b" wat"rcd ru times of drought.
II is uUw only matter Of a short
tim" ur'I plow- and harrows will be
propelled by electric power
Read the above In connection with
the art,.n 10y Henry Ford In another
column on this page, and think what
progress g.. possible IN Colorado,
where wc have tremendous rivers
running waste. Herr Ia Sweden, in
the far north. where living conditions
Of climate and natural resources are
far below those in Gunni=on county
Yet the people there are doing these
thingr and getting into the swim Of
modern luxurious life. What an op.
p"riuutty presents To the young men
Of today, who viii make a life study
Of APPLIED electricity, and develop our
home county and it, resources to its
utmost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Walter Enbom spent Sunday in our
city, having just returned from .
trip over the Muddy country as
deputy assessor He is enthusiastic
over the possibilities of growth and
development along agricultural and
lines in this little known section Of
our county. The Muddy region now
has hundreds of homesteaders, where
only a score existed before the roads
were built to open the vast and fertile
territory in the upper North Fork.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
TOO MUCH WASTE ENERGY
on THE FARM, SAYS FORD

"Thc farmer makes too complex an
affair out Of his daily work." is the
opinion Of Henry Ford in the story Of
his life appearing in the May number
Of McClure's magazine Il believe, +"
he continues, that the average far
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

It is remarkable how many farmers
SOW untested seed and yet expect .
full harvest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

John Lori is again riding for the
Fast river cattlemen on the Crested
Butte range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
4 IHIRu DI ~NIDL\
l. SOW ELECTRIFIED

NJ. ~"uryr of Energy Rapidly Beng
NpplIrt to All orm- OF lHdu-tr! {:
arm Na,hnrr, L. Electrically Op-
Grated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
No. 30. 1922
Department. of Public Works.

Mishawaka. Ind. Sejt. 18th. 1922.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given, that the Board
Of Public Works. Of the City Of Nisha-
1922, ar the hour Of IL 90 A NJ. az the
office OF the Board. I'm The city Hall, i'm
said city. VIII open aad consider sealed
bids, and designate 10y preliminary order
the kind Of pavement 10 be used. for the
following described Street improvement.
as provided for In Improvement ResOlu-
ton Number 30 1922. duly passed by SAID
Board on August 2Sth, 1922, respectively.
to-wit:
BY constructing lateral Sewer on
Smith Street from Fourth Street 20 the
New York Central Railroad described a.
follows:
Beginning At the manhole at Fifth
Street thence north along the center line
Of smith Street with a Ten tlol Inch
Nitrihed Pipe Sewer 10 the south line OF
Fourth Street; also. beginning at the
Fifth street manhOle: thence south along
the center line Of Smith Street with
Ten 1y inch Nitrihed Pipe Sewer 20 the
north I'M OF the New York Railroad. to-
gether with the necessary LSmphOles and
six Inch house connections run 10 the
curb line along the line Of Improvement
Provided, all bids for the construction
OF said work. shall be filed in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Board of Public Works
OF said City before II 90 % clock 4. ".
~ said day.
Each Bidder for said work shall en-
close with his bid a Certified Check paw
able 20 the Treasurer OF said City. I'm the
sum OF Two Hundred and Seventy FIVE
CS2T5OOl Dollars 20 insure the execution
OF Contract, If said work is awarded 20
him.
The successful bidder will be required
Co give bond. with surety 10 be aDprOv-
ed by the Board. insuring the faithful
completion OF said work according TO
contract
Detailed plans and specifications for
said Improvement are on file In the Office
Of the Department OF Engineering
The Board OF Public Works reserves
the right 10 reject any and All bids.
Dated this 18th day Of September. 1922
BY order Of the Board of Public Works
+. p HOWLETT
CHAS T. ROY
+. G. EBERHART
Board of Public Works
JOSEPH DE LORENZI
Clerk Of the Board.
ne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
TEMPLE

Bad weather held up the final
shots Of the great Vitagraph special
The Prodigal Judge" which will be
at the Temple Theater today for last
times. For an entire week the large
cast reported each morning to make
location trip up the Hudson River
only to de dismissed because the sky
was so blaCkly overcast. The eighth
day was clear, so the trip was made
and some beautiful exterior scenes
were taken
The Prodisal Judge" is one Of the
best pictures ever produced. The at
mosphere of the period Of 1885 and
the Judge are two of the highlights
that stand out in bold relief Every
character, however. les handled in
mastery style by an all star cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
NEARBY FARMS
TO GET CURRENT
FROM new FIRM
Board of Works Grants City
Permission TO Sell Current
TO Concern.

AT the regular meeting of the local
board of works. held Monday morn
ing at II O'Clock, permission was
granted the Farmers Light and
Power Co. to purchase power from
the city, and to attach their feed
wires to the high voltage line on
Spring ST.. Tie board also APPROX
ed the assessment roll for sewer i'm
provements on Seventh ST.
The Farmers Light and Power co.
has been recently organized for the
purpose of supplying nearby farms
and outlying residences who could
not be reached by the city's current,
with electricity at low voltage.
which could be used advantagOusly
by them for various purposes. One
OF the directors of the new Organiza-
tion stated Monday that they expect
cd TO reach Coalbush this year and
take jan the surrounding territory at
a. similar distance from AIishawaka
Plans are already under way 10 run
their power lines farther within the
next year.
Considerable discussion was also
devoted TO the project under con
sideration for the city's acceptance
of a number OF courts around town.
Action, however, was deferred an
other week i'm order Go permit mem
bers OF the board 10 investigate the
attitude of other cities on the same
question.
A petition was received hy the
board for a sewer system on Berlin
Summerset. Grand and Dale SITS, be
tween Sixth and Delaware SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
Personal MENTION

Eused.o AIdarado and leo Ladder
o. Man "a. Philip. ne Islands were
SUNDAY guests a. The home of Mr..
and Mrs Ava Hodges. 900 r. M.sh-
awaka as. Mr. A.darad0 IS stu-
dent az The Tristate college. Angola.
Ind and Mr.. Ladder l- The Uulver-
s.ty or Illinois Bo-h are native
philippines and are preparing 20
teach In the colleges OF the Islands
Nr and Mrs. Ear Cr-flth. Les
- Hannah and family aud John
Raxrer spent sunday visiting with
Tsstus Turner ar Culver
Mrs. Charles L. O~-~audcr. 1902
Lincoln way w spent sunday and
Mordav as The cues. az her son T.
". Ostrauder ana family ot Nacs-
Nr and Mrs. August Weber, 52I
0rIburr st.. have returned from an
extended visit with the former. s
b-ether Major Frank Weber 30
WaF1iuEtou r. g. Ar. Weber also
- s1t to New York 90 mee' August
rrzoe ST. So and his son Frank
Herzog az this city. when they land
cE from th+lr European tour.
Albert de Lorenzi Or Dallas, Tex
- IS visiting with he uncle. city
Clerk Joseph d. Loreuzi. he VIII
erter tne Fail term. az the More
Dame university
J. III Sw.gerr and EranddauEh-
Ger. Virginia Turner. 200 y. Spring
st. have retuyned from Kerdauvlue
where they attended thc Fair and
from Wauaka where they visited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
THREE DRINKS
IN CITY COURT
MONDAY MORNING

Samauel Feltman, of Grand Hav-
en- Mich, arrested on n Main St.
sunday afternoon. in an intoxicated
condition, was assessed 81 and costs
in the city court, Monday morning.
Edgar StrOpe. arrested Sunday
night on charges of public intoxica-
ion, preferred by his step-father.
was fined s. and cOsts, and lodged
ir the county jail for 10 days, in
default OF payment.
The case against Ray Robb. 1875
Grove st. was continued until Mon
day. October ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
No. 81 1922.
nnnn rA.n,nr.A 81 DrrInItn I'LL.


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given, that the Board
Of Public Works, Of the City Of Misha-
waka Indiana. on the 9th day of October.
1922. az the hour Of IL 90 A. NJ. ar the
office Of the Board, In the City Hall, i'm
said City, Will open and consider sealed
bids, and designate by preliminary order
the kind or pavement 20 b. used. for the
following described Street Improvement.
~ provided for in Improvement Resolu-
ton Number B. 1922. duly passed by said
Board on August 2stb. 1922, respectively,
tO-wit.
BY constructing a Trunk sewer from
Mishawaka Avenue 20 the center line of
Broadway Described as follows.
beginning al the intersection OF the
center line or MshaWaka Avenue and the
center line Of Clay Street: thence north
a Twenty t3Ol inch Ii.rdfd Pipe Sewer
90 the center lire Of Batteu street thence
stiu north with an Eighteen TSl inch
Nltrifed Pipe Sewer % the center line Of
Broadway, together with the necessary
manholes. manhole covers stormwater
inlets, eight inch conduct pipe and six
inch house connections run Zoe he curb
line along the line OF improve -usut
Provided, all bids for the construction
or said work. shall he fled I'm the Office
~ the Clerk OF the Board OF Public WORKS
Of said City before II 90 o'clock A "
Of said day
Each Bidder for said work shall en-
close with his bid q Certified Check pay
able 90 the Treasurer Of said Cuy. IN the
sum OF Two Hundred and Seventv Five
lSZI5col Dollars - insure the cxecut ton
OF Contract, II said work IS awarded 20
him
The successful bidder viii tle required
- give 4 bond, with surety. 10 b. APPROX
ed by the Board, insuring the faithful
completion or said work according 10
contract.
Detailed plans and specifications FOR
said Improvement are on fie IN the Office
Of tho Department Of Engineering.
The Board Of Public Works reserves
the right 70 reject any and al bids.
Dated this ism day OF Septem Der. 1872.
By order OF The Board OF Publ, Works
r. L. HOWLETT
CHAS. J. ROY
+. g. EBERHART
Boa-l Of Public WORKS
JOSEF De LORENZI
Clerk Of the Board
-AdV--Sept. 1926
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
No. 81, 1899
nanarfu,auf ~ PnbIfc NIorLs


Mishawaka Ind. Sejt. 18TH 1922
10 WHOM. IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given, that the Board
Of Public Works Of the City Of Misha-
waka. Indiana on the 9th day Of October
1922. az the hour Of IL 90 A. NJ at the
Office Of the Board. in the City Hall. in
said City. will open and consider sealed
bids and designate by preliminary order
the kind OF pavement 10 be used, for the
following described Street Improvement.
as provided for In Improvement ResOlu-
ton Number 81 1922. duly passed by said
Board on August 18th, 1922, respectively.
tO-wit:
BY constructing a lateral Sewer on
Smith Street from Seventh Street 70 Sixth
Street described as follows:
Beginning at the Intersection Of the
center line OF Seventh Street and the cen
ter line Of Smith Street; thence north
along the center line Of Smith Street with
a Ten 1O) inch Vitriied Pipe Sewer to
the south line Of Sixth Street, together
with the necessary Lampholes and six
inch house connections run 10 the curb
line along the line OF improvement.
Provided. all bids for the construction
Of said work. shall be filed ia the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Board Of Public Works
Of said city before 400 O'Clock A NJ
Of said day
Each Bidder for said work shall en-
close With his bid a Certified Check pay
able 20 the Treasurer OF said City in the
- 4
lS27500l Dollars 20 insure the execution
Of Contract, II said work is awarded TO
him.
The successful bidder will be required
90 give bond, with surety. 10 be approx
ed by tho Board. inSurng he faithful
completion Of said work according TO
contract
Detailed plans and specifications for
said Improvement are on file in the Office
Of the Department Of Engineering.
The Board OF Public Works reserves
the right 20 reject any and all bids.
Dated this 18th day Of September 1922
By order Of the Board Of Public Works Z:
r. p HOWLFTT
CHAS J. ROY
+. g. EBERHAET
Board Of Public Works
JOSEPH DE LORENZI
Clerk Of the Board
ADV Sent 10 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
SIX PERCENT COMPOUNDED.
OF ARTERLY

Money placed with the South Bend
Building and Loan Association prior
20 oct. 18th, draws o percent from
oct. 1st compounded quarterly. II
CorpOrated for 100000. As
sets St.713,OOO.OO; 216 w Washing
ten az, (fist door west cf court
house, -Adyt--2S2.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

L Is easy TO distinguish a planet
from a star because a star wrinkles
ANA planet never does except when
.t is uc.,r the horizon Also. planets
are brighter. They are nearer TIE
earth and their light Is reelected 90
Us Ike the moon. stars are liked
bodies outside our solar system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
BIAZE AT RUBBER PLANT.

The central hose company received
a call from the Rubber Regenera.-
ing Co. at 1885 O'Clock Monday
morning. when a blaze was discov-
cred IN pile Of rubber scrap i'm the
rear Of one of the buildings
Half an hours effort by the hose
company eXtinsuished the fire with
out damage to any OF the buildings
The blaze was thought 20 have been
stared by boys Of the neighborhood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
LIGHTNING STRIKES
md KILLS BROTHER
OF LOCAL OFFICER

Patrolman Edward J. Holycross.
G1S p. Lawrence ST. has received
word that his brother Silas y. Holy
cross was struck and killed by light
ming Sept. o. lie was 81 years old and
unmarried. He is survived by two
brothers r. J. OF this city. and ]. II.
Hoiycroes. Of Camel. Nebr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

AIRS. Paul WGmer.ns. 21e Lincoln
way w, Monday morning az 81
Joseph's Maternity hospital
a daughter was born 10 Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cyriel CANNOT 21j r. Tenth
st. Monday morning az the Mater
nifty hospital
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

In Japan arranging cut flowers
Is an art The way every branch
or spray IS placed is symbolic. The
Japanese insist on keeping The nat
uraI and typical form OF each stem
or branch ard depend on combining
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
TO EXAMINE SCOUTS

The Court OF Examiners viii
meet at the FRS. Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock 10 examine all scouts for
the first and seco1d class to prepare
for The court of honor at the public
lihrarV Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

one Of the most curious musical
instruments ever made was the glas-
harmonica that Benjamin Frauk'.r
invented. II was composed OF glass
discs Of different sizes set on p
spindle and made by a treadle o. re-
voivc .n trough Of water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

two or three branches 70 make an
effective design Rarely g. more
than one kind Of plant Used in tho
same vase. and the vases arc pur-
posely kept sample ia order not g.
distract attention from the flowers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
AN APPRECIATION.

We wish 10 sincerely thank the
neighbors and friends and especially
the employees Of the Wooden Mills
for their contributions during our
loss by fire
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Raster.
advt 26tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

BIGGEST BARGAIN ~ MISH.-j room
house. corner lot G6x132 = Side; has
gas. elect and water. toilet This place
can be divided into good lots. Price
for this week only, 5000. Easy terms.
e. f. LOnergan, 2lT y. Main ST. Phone
Mish. 2O5.
BLACK GARDEN LAND-For sale; ad-
joining city south OF Dodge plant No. A.
You can make your living on this
ground Easy terms. One i've or 10
acre tracts. VIII finance your build
ing. Call by phone or come and see
me. f. B. Byrkit, 1903 Lincoln way
East, Mishawaka. Phone 1903 9f
FOR SAHE-5-room cottage. Lincoln
Way F.; new aud all modern; $500.
6-rOOm, 2story square type house !;
new add an modern; $500.
1l-room. 2-story house, can easily he
made into a 2-family flat; River PARK
MISH. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Phone 127, Mishawaka. 23t3
FOR sALE-Noderate priced. well built.
modern home. now under construction,
in choice residence district OF the fas:
developing East End OF MishawakA.
Small payment down. aud balance
monthly. This IL not merely house,
but a real home; built as you would
build Il yourself VIII build Others as
they are sold. Get more value for less
money from rella ole. responsible owner
Kerwin. over First National
FOR SALE-Strictly modern 6-room house
on y Main ST.. extra large living room,
dining room. kitchen. bedrooms and
bath, $3.50. Seymour Jansen Phone
Mishawaka 1872 1877
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a new four room house and SIX
large city lots Located south Of
Dodge's on T. 18th 81. bargain II
taken az once. COlpaert Realty Cor
poration. 1875 lincoln way w. l7tt
FOR SALT room cottage. al furnish
ed, with . lots, one fronting OTIS ST,
and one fronting 18th So 0tl
FOR SALE-SpeclaL Must sell this week
Modern room home, close In imme-
diate possession. Terms. A. J. a j.
W SCHNEIDER. ll2 Lincoln Way EaSt
Mishawaka Ind. 2Tt7
NEW BUNGALOW-An Modern. s rooms
and attic: email payment down. bal
snce Ike -ent Inquire or owner, s03
e Third St l6f
SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath. W Batteli
g. Possession Oct u Also vacant lots
for $40 and ~ James Hennessy, rs
Lincoln Way W. Mishawaka eJt7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

a camel when bu-dcued. can travel
- miles q day when unburdened. as
many as co 20 90 miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands For sale.

FOP SALE or exchange, 100 acre farm.
Z room house, barns, 10 acres timber,
40 acres pasture, running water. nice
farm for cattle or dairy. peppermint
stlll on Bace. Inquire 33l Laurel st.
or phone Mish. 1870. o2.3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
NOTICE

Stated meeting OF M.shawaka
Chapter No. 267 O. r s. Tuesday
evening.
ESTHER BAKER. " NJ,
ALLIE MICHAEL Secy.
Advt-25t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26

Manhattan Coal. long burning
mo sut, no clinkers. coal that salts
fes. only at Castltuan's New Coal
Yard Phone Mish. 1959.-Advt. If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
PNYs q ON SAVINGS

Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton is paying : per cent on savings
left one year and per cen. II left
six months. Advt -25tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-26
EMPLOYMENT
Holm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-YOung women. aged q to 30
experienced IN office work, also two
errand girls 16 or over. Mishawaka
Wooden Mfg. Co 2Ot2
WOMAN WANTED-For cleaning and
Laundry work, by day or week. Call
Mishawaka $40 or at COZ Lincoln Way
West. 25tS