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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-04

yendue, to the highest bidder for
cash. by the sheriff Of Stearns County,
Minnesota, at the front (north) door
of the Postoffice in the City of Sank
Centre, in said county and state, on
Friday, the twelfth day of May, 1922,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage, to.
gether with the costs of such sale and
Seventy-fiv (75) dollars, attorneys
fees, stipulated in said mortgage.
Dated March 25th, 1922.
c. D. Marshall,
L. L. Kells, Mortgage,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Sank Centre, Minnesota
Published March 80 to May 4, 1922.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-04

I'd by G.. S. Taylor of Hugo,
who who was graduated from
Dol of Agriculture in 1905, Sig
Hope, a Jersey who started
the age of five years and three
has completed an official reg
t merit test with production
j92 pounds of milk testing 6.G5
Mt and yielding -06.79 pounds Of
fat During this test she carried
o., calf for 1875 days, whicn qnali-
ler for an A. j. c. g. gold medal.
tevious record, made at two years
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-05-04
DONTs FOR YOUR TOWN

Don't make your money off of your
neighbors and then spend it with
strangers.
Don't frown on every public i'm
provement simply because it may
cost you a dollar or two.
Don't forget that in building up the
town hearty CO. operation, united en-
deavor and a spirit of get there are
Don't talk great deal about what
should be done and remain on the
back seat waiting for some one else
to do it.
Don't say the public schools are
failure because your boy has been up
setting the schools discipline and has
been punished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WATCH ON ADS FOP HOMES

WATCH OUR ADS FOR HOMES
South Fourth street. River Park. bun
Ealow, 8 rooms. gas. electricity. fun
cellar. cara -. sidewalks. curb ga and
paid for. large lot. $500. Terms. $50
down. balanve 90 suit.
Kenwuod Avenue. stery. ARR
rooms, bath. all Improvements except
furnace sidewalks sud cub paid for.
good sire lot $3.50 Terms. $500 dowu.
balance S35 per month.
south Eighth Street River PARK. bun
gal0w. 8 rooms, bath private sewer an
other Improvement sidewalks and curb
paid for $50 Tens kienO down
balance So per month
Emerson Avenue. - sorry. 2 rooms. 7ii
modern. large lot garaEe. i-rudtng
small grocery building attached. S75l1
Terms. $500 down. haiance SO per
month
south Michigan Strsct. new and up
~ date and viii be- ready for occupancy
IN q few days. . story. room. -2X-6
on foundatiuu. an modern. paved street
IN and paid for Owners viii decorate
house Co suit purchaser lot 33KIG5
$3.50 Terms. $500 down. balance g.
per month
Corner Notre Dame Avenue and Corby
Street story. - rooms and bath. MOI
ern except furnace. garage. double size
lot S5Xll5 paved street and paid for
5000 cash
Randolph Street. story bungalow
24x35 un foundation and containing s
nice rooms. completely modern. and .s
up tO date. double garage large iot
S61o0. Terms. S24oO down. balance $50
per month. Owners will consider lor
along Mishawaka Avenue az part pay
ment
Rush Street . story. rooms. bath.
modern except furnace. large lot. paving
in and paid FOR $500 Terms. S5g0
down. balance SIS per month
south Marietta street. story. =
rooms. hath. city water. gas, elec-ric.
sewer. furnace. hardwood floors. side
walks. fair size Tor. St5pp. Terms. $1,000
down. balance 50 per month
East Calvert Street. stucco bun Ealow
rooms, city water. gas. electric. full
cellar huif I year. sidewalks very close
20 cars and school. large lot. fine lawn
all kinds Of shrubbery. etc. $500
Terms. $500 down. balance SD per no.
Yours For q Greater South BEND"
THE VICTOR Y. VAN CANTFORT CO.
Every thinE Ia Real Estate"
2nd Floor Union Trust Bldg
Phone Lincoln 251S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

rooms y. Scot; ST.. near Lincoln way
West large sleeping rooms. also large
enclosed sleeping porch, large spacious
rooms downs ITS. has fireplace good
attic. 3 ear -sr. go good sized let Very
reasonable It Sl5e1
rooms Ii modern with garage .u
beautiful EdgsV1T-r Place practically
new. on "A good l"t, at The right price
and terms
S rooms. new. iu Marquette Park.
square type, fireplace. sun na-lor. AMI
other special features, can Doe finished
90 suit purchase. Lot tnxl35. p-iee
IS right at $3.50. 5000 down.
Several first class bungalows and
bungalows. % ara q rooms. .n good
locations Zoo y. W ou paved streets. All
Improvements. ranging n price from
$500 90 $500 on terms
3 room bungalow iu K Park new.
strictly modern with hardwood floors.
fnll basement etc. on good lor. AhOuf
$500 down and So per month. Pro.
$500. Vacant can have possession 4r
once.
room y West. D. block from Por.
e Av. car lire. has furnace, ga. eler-
trlcity two car garage. on good io-
500 down. $50 per month. Price $500.
Can move Ed It once.
Z room an mod 1900 block $. Miami
ST. good lpt ON car line. Price 5000
$1,000 down.
room emi-bungalow Penn Az
steam heat. tiled noer iu bath la-I.
wood floors and rim with garage. good
lot Price $500 half cash. or will ac-
cept good lot on down payment.
A COUNTRY HOME OF PAVED
HIGHWAY. IA ACRES. A NEW $
ROOM BUNGALOW WITH FURNACE.
GARAGE CHICKEN HOUSE 100 TT.
LONG, HOG HOUSES. PLENTY or
ASSORTED FRUIT TREES, $50
STRAWBERRY PLANTS n AND
NICELY PRODUCING ABOUT 100
CHICKENS. ? GOOD BROOD sOws
EVERYTHING GOES AT THE RIGHT
PRICE. $500 ABOUT TWO YEARS
OF PRELIMINARY WORK HAS BEEN
DONE on THIS PLACE. BUYER has
THIS ADVANTAGE MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE.
good lots on /. Way West. az the
right price.
good lots on y. Francis St. near
Madison. all improvements. az tl4NO
each Half cash.
We have scattered building lots DO all
parts o. the city business blocks bus
ness bldg. sites II Interested in Real
Estate. or good safe 10 investments,
We have 10.
L W BTRLINGAME CO.
open evening"
Main 11SS l2G +. Wayne -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

galoW, . rooms. gas. electricity. fun
cellar cara 70. sidewalks. curb in and
paid for. large lot $500 Terms. $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

GET A HOME or YOUR OwN
BEFORE WINTER
We have a few strictly modern homes
built by ourselves aud Iust completed.
We know they are bullt right ms
j. one Of them.
IL has six rooms. hath and rece7 ion
haE- X is well located on a large cor
ner Tot in a high class residential DIS
trict. on car line
The house is completely modern. WITH
kOhler bath fixture sink and drain
board. Marvel combination water hes--
or The mill work was furnished hy
the Indiana Lumber a. My Co. Be
sides the usual electrical equipment .
has floor and ironing plugs. Book
cases are bUilt in
The price is 5000. on easy terms
COLPAERTS HOUSES ARE REAL
HOMES
COLPAERT REALTY Corporation
Rooms II. Blackstone Theater Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
WANTED

WANTED
CARPENTERS. APPLY STUDE-
BAKER POWER HOUSE. n. @.
CHRISTIAN co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
Business Opportunities
MANAGER WANTED FOR
GROCERY STORE on WHEELS

National organization operating grocery
stores on wheels wants aggressive high
grade man 10 carry on business in each
community This newest method Of
selling groceries. meats etc. prOmiSes
20 outstrip the chain store idea. profits
800 a week and up: clean-cut oppor-
tunity for a live wire 10 get into bust
ness FOR himself. previous grocery eX-
perience not necessary: cash required
1.150. exclusive territory Write or
wire for details
GROCERY STORE on WHEELS
CORPORATION.
1OoO Wrigley Building. Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

ISDUN To CLR~sIFTCAT
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I-Lcafhr
2ln Meun.lal.
5-tau li ltaUss
4-Fller-. Ifrr-r1ss-
% EEer.. nN IS
G-t.l..I-r COTS. Monuments.
9-LodEr @rt.eee
--tor-i. Events.
e-FerFcrH.-
lo .os Iul Found.
TttIDBfLES
~ Aufun rniIle Tor SAFE
10 Mot0rrl .Ies st bicycles.
Do AutIuo1 .e- ..- IArlarge.
lA-Auf0 A.cssrer rs.
r. Serrl stations Repairing
1s-Aufu L.ver---t4arage
i. WeufrI Automobiles
BUSINESS -EEFltE
- -Eus.uess Service offered.
Budding contracting
- -HeItisE and Plumbing
81 iusuraure.
-AfIHarrF- DressUaking-
Lf-AfOEinE Trucking storage.
- Painting Faperihg
Z-P1rcUf Attorneys.
5-Prinf ug SrsfiaucTl.
= -Frulessiou1l Services
Repairing
- Kcn0yltIug and byelng
Tailoring and Pressing.
81 Wanted business Service.
EMPLOYMENT
3 Help Wanted Female
a. Help wanted Male.
2i-HeIp Wanted-Malc or Female
37-SIlesmeu and Agents.
90 situations Wanted Female.
situations Wauted-Male.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.
3o-Investmcuts. stocks Bonds.
t0-liOney 20 Loan
4t-Wauted To Borrow.
INSTRUCTION.
- Correspondence Courses.
43-Local INSTRUCTION Classes.
44-Musicai Dancing. Dramatic.
45-Privntc Instruction
Wanted INSTRUCTION.
LIVESTOCK
H-Dogs Cats. Pets
4S-Horses Cattle. Vehicles
4e-Poultry and Supplies.
BN-Wanted Livestock
MERCHANDISE
6I-Articies for Sale.
62-Rusiness Equipment
6S-BOets and Accessories.
b4-BuildinE Materials.
56-Farn and Dairy Products.
- Fuel and Feed.
5T-Good Things 10 Eat.
5s-HOme Made Things
m-Housebold Goods
6O-Jewelry and Watches.
61-Machinery and Tools.
f2-Muslcal Instruments.
s3-Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers
a4-Specials At the Stores
G5-W caring Apparel
68-Wanted-TO Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD
T-Rooms With Board
6S-Rooms without BOARD
R-Rooms for Housekeeping
TD-Vaca ton Places
Ti-Where 20 Eat.
T2-Where % stop in Town.
- Wanted Rooms BOARD
RFAT. ESTATE FOR RENT
-Anartments and Flats.
15-Rnsfnes- Places FOR Rent.
rs-Farrns for Rent
T7-Houses for Rent
Ta-Omces and Desk Room.
suburban for Rcnt
s0-Summer Places for Rent
81 -Wanted--To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- business Property
s3-FurunS and Land for Sale.
e4-Houses FOR Sale
s5-T.ots for Sale
Shore Property for Sale.
N-Suburhau for Sale.
e0-De1I Fstafe for Exchange.
60 Worted -Vc11 Estate.
TNIPORTANT NOTICE
Tho Soutl Bend 'Sews Times VIII no'
~psnons.hIp FOR more than one tncor
y inssrtion ~ any advertisement Or
red for moro than one time.
tu car Station orders on contract an'
fu forbid orders must no IN wr''ine
dressed 20 the Want-Ad Department
De "a for ypur protection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

dAN-WhO lives on east side. 70 do work
around house, tend furnace and wash
cars on place. on Fast Washington St
References required. steady Job. APP
ply 30 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23
FOR SALE

ROOMS y. WEST. VERY BEST
GRADE KELLESTONE CONSTRUC-
TION. on A GOOD CORNER LOT. A
VERY COMPLETE HOME WITH
GARAGE MUST BE SEEN To BE
APPRECIATED SHOWN BY AP-
POINTMENT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

. room bungalow iu l. Park. new
strictly modern with hardwood floors.
fru basement. etc. on good l0t. Ab0U
$500 down and So per month. pr.r.
$500. Vacant. can have possession ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-23

A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT brings
enough dependable used furniture to
your home 70 completely furnish Il.
See our big line OF rebuilt and re
finished furniture and stoves. Easy
terms Heller's Furniture Exchange
Department. Third floor. il6 s. Mich
iSan 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02

her. She turned her face away. bu'
she felt a kiss--Dorothy first OF the
! sort-on her cheek.
So the villain played his game. Fol-
a moment the heroine forgot her role,
and in a choky voice said something
about not disliking him at all.
Then car showed its searchlights
ahead and Mr.. Brown sat erect. II
think. we'd better go to the garage, u
you don't object" he said. "1m al
most out Of gas"
The increasing glare Of the lights
from the oncoming car brought back
Dorpthy's composupe. '"To the garage !!
she Knocked, feeling for her funny old
revolver in her cape pocket, and then
fourishing IT, '"To the police sta :
tion you mean. hope you have enough
gas for that. Try any tricks and III
fire.
The lights of the oncoming car must
have shown Mr.. Brown the dilapidated
condition of>Dorothy's firearm. AT any
For he backed his car to the shade OF
the elm tree again, waited till the car
was behind them and then crushing
Dorothy and her poor old revolver in
his arms, demanded an explanation. lie
had never even heard Of Glennon.
Then they went to the garage and
then back to the True house. Twenty
binutes before when they had just left
the house Mr.. True had commented to
Mrs. True: "Seems as II our little
Dorothy is rather shining up to this
Mr.. Brown. Never saw her take an
interest in any Of the boys before. But
q. the right sort
'Nes. and know Dorothy Is inter-
ested in him." smiled Alicia. Poor
child, she thinks he is quite fascinating
Love surely is blind"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

A number Of the Philadelphia stock.
holders Of the Utah Copper Company
have received letters from a New York
concern inviting them to Join in a prop.
osition BY which they can double the
value Of their shares. The concern pro.
fesses to have inside information re-.
sardins a gigantic merger Of the cop
per producing companies. which, they
claim. will be certain " double the
present market value Of the Utah Cop.
per stock. They invite these Phila.
delphia stockholders to deposit their
stock with them as security for dou.
bling the amount Of their holdings and
when the merger is consummated.
which. they say, positively will occur,
their profits will be that much greater.
The president Of one Of the larger
uptown trust companies has advised
all the clients OF that institution 10
is a mystery how the names of the
stockholders Of many of the big cUrpo.
rations are obtained" he said, in dis.
cussing the matter yesterday, "and
almost every day We are asked for advice
on some such similar alluring PROPOSE.
ton. Every stockholder Of any concern
who receives such propositions should
consult either his broker or banker be.
fore becoming a party Of such q
scheme
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
An Unmistakable Bull Market

The New York resident member OF O
we'll known uptown banking firm, dis
cussing the market situation, said yes.
terday there Is no question Of the ex.
istence of q major forward swing In
the security markets.
almost all the more important mar
ket interests are bullish in their view
and are confident the level of security
values will reach a much higher plane
during the current year. There Ia,
however, a growing feeling the market
would be better of 1t it had little set
back or, at least, a resting spell for a
time being. The reaction does not
seem to come, for every time prices run
off n point or two a fresh buying wave
Is encountered which causes the whole
list to snap back in surprising fashion.
Two thirds of the professional traders
are bearish. However. that Is their
habitual state Of mind; but, from my
observation day after day on the floor,
! fail to see where they are able to
make any impression to speak Of.
''Things, unquestionably, are looking
better all around" he continued, "yet
there is an underlying feeling in more
conservative circles that the discounting
process is progressing little too rap.
idly and the advance In market values
is outrunning tho extent Of the i'm
provemcnt in business conditions. The
entire complexion, however, Of the mar
ket has changed and the pendulum is
apparently swinging as vigorously up.
ward as 1t did on the downward plane
q year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
Exnansion In Steel Making

Reporta of the SLOWLY increasing pro.
duction Of the steel mills Is confirmed
BY the Iron Age. which says in its
.sFurther expansion of steel. .making
activities marked the last days Of Feb
ruary. Gradual increase In production
has been larger than tonnage sales would
have indicated and shows how. pressing
are necessities Of the stock bar con-
sumers. Increase Of bookings has been
accompanied by fresh weaknesses in
price. Resultant unsettlement Is thus
still holding back . large volume await
!'Tynited States Steel Corporation ia
making between 90 and IS per cent OF
It's capacity In STEEL Independent
makers 40 a whole are operating at
nearly 80 per cent and March opens
at a % per cent rate for the whole
country.
There is virtually no contracting for
future needs. There 10 little extension
Of delivery dates. and business 10 chiefly
for prompt shipment. about the only
buying for second quarter needs being
in sheets and in pig iron. Attempts are
being made TO stitfen prices partly BY
refusal to bid at current quotations,
In the case Of wire a ten cent advance
plain wire and wire nails.
Considerable number of price re.
ductions with broadening in consump.
ton are accounted for in part by tn,
concern shown by mills over building
up backlogs. In the heavy tonnage
products 1.35 cents Pittsburgh for bars
plates and shapes has been established
Tin plate is obtainable at $3.50 an,
$500 per box, against recent quota
tons Of S4.76.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
TWO PNEUMONIA VICTIMS
Benjamin n. Ogden and Isaac W.
Er,ant Die In Camden

BENJAMIN II. Ogden. pioneer wagon
and carriage builder and active secret
society worker, died in his home' oa'
Pine street, Camden. following an III
ness of pneumonia. For many years ne
was engaged in wagon and carriage
building and also served term as
Councilman from the Fifth Ward. lie
was prominent in the Masonic frater .
nifty. Mr.. Ogden was sixty hve years
old and is survived by his widow. two
daughters and one son..
Following a brief illness OF pneu :
monia, Isaac NJ. Friant, founder OF the
Friant Music Company. Of Camden,
died at his home, SO2 Broadway. =, He
was seventy Eight years old and lived
in Camden almost all his life. He
established the first music store IN
Camden and also conducted a music
publishing business. Retiring several
years ago, Mr.. Friant turned the husi l.
ness over to his son, Walter Friant,
who is now Ill with grip. Mr.. Friant
is survived by four sons and four
daughters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
WELSH SOCIETY DINN
Get Telegram From Lloyd osSra. /
124th AuuIvers.rv

A special cable from Premisr =,
George, written In Welsh, was ,....S' !
last night BY the Welsh Society ~ ~!
adelphia, whose members csi2AsaH
the 124th anniversary Of the socis.s
q dinner at the Bellevue. Strat forS 3
cable carried the greetings Of ina - y
mier and his congra tulations, ' tn
Colonel David J. Davis, Of ec,., IS,
who was attached to General PersHiss.
stan stan IN n. France, ,sis stated that next to
Of the American Legion was one 'osiie ~ !! !!
most perfect specimens of EnsjisS ~
Other speakers were President ~.
Charles l.. Brown, of the Mn,;sSs
Court; the Rev. T. w. Daries anS
Arthur Bittong. Special entertsi inv
was given BY Welsh quartet srS
private showing Of some, moving pictr.
not yet released to the public. was msX
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
Inventory Liquidation Completed

In his annual report to the stock.
holders Of the Atlas Powder Company.
w. j. Webster, the president, calls
attention to the fact that during the
last four months Of 1921 earnings were
at the rate Of 1872 per- cent on the
common stock, although the net income
for the year represented the return Of
only III per cent.
1.-THE increase in earnings," he says,
"in the last quarter was brought about
partly as a result Of economies and also
by improvement in business. 1t was
necessary, In addition to what was done
in 1920, to further write down inven- :
tories and commitments BY $1.700, 900,
which amount has been charged as =
separate item against undistributed
profits accumulated from earnings OF
preceding years. Cost Of goods for the
entire year has been calculated on actual
replacement value Of inventories.
Liquidation Of inventories is now com
plete and requirements Of raw materials
are being purchased at current market
prices"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
FINANCIAL
70 HO- DrRs OF CERT,FCATEs c Sf nEc
P0SiT FOR FIRST shS MGRIGHkGKEt Gk KtY siNKEST Wf!ST
cAS CO ISSUED UNDER THE DE
POST AGRFENIENT DATED NoVEM-

BER S. 1918. 49,. p,., nv,
AsSssnsnt NssIns .t.d EssrusTy IS. ls:a for ,hs
re 'rganiza,ion OF Key west Gas GO, mas
and s ssC9isd sa @h by shs
Sn,Sn Frn,9 co Somne pnepos.arS at lis qt.Se. Broad
81. and south Penn SQUARE Ph,ladelphla.
Pa The cGwTP5s1s Pssn aHd int Of Re-
organi izatlon BY the holders OF oef''"'a'eS Oh
Deposit. cr.eco,o a, D.no.I,
EsSn hS.r hG4sr .ad ID Deposit Asreement shall
be- eoncIus,vely presumed to have assentSd
Plan and EwsRn hy deys stsr
"" X" frst puSieation ef this n9tiss that K to
say, on before March ~. io!s .no,,aIy nays a!sd
speoityinx therein the date or dates and the
number or numbers Of the Certificates OF
DGpos w,thin hin Such W period of thirty days from
the frs, pub cat!on OF such notice: holders
cerafsssss' saes amount M ' of the deposited @ Srs
mor,gase bonds, shall 30 f!s notice Of d.
Ssnt from this Plan ana Agreement, n0 sns saia
o, tSrts aaSs fodes o ii c
nam fans amount m Of deposited bonds shall so fIe
with Dapositary written motto. Of dissent
SAID Pan nHa As,eemsE' ssa sna 'hai!
/ q Sgreement' with It's mod dincations Il any,
shall DO binding on al holders q certif-
CStsiyey ~ and finally deemed to have nssented
/ tthsr"to. wNathc- they have received actual
notice or not. and be irrevocably bound and
IA ''''' CLARENCE NJ. BROWN.
John II. MASON Chairman
HOW H@oMARNp r %1 RXeE.
eAXGoHR eAXs. HPNRH R!FS3{Hf se1Tf. Jr.,
XH; Iy"S finF% Z P.H'f y bliE: 3s" Committee
Counsel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
Dividends
American Telephone 6 Telegraph Co.
l3Oth Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend Of two
dollars and tTenty;ave cent? per share win
s,ockholders Of record At the close OF busi-
ness on Friday, March II. 1929.
On account of the Annual Meeting OF the
stockhoiders, the transfer books will be
closed a. the close of business on Friday,
srsA IL lea3, and reopsnsd st 10 a. NJ.
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