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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
Businesike n Office
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale


Houses For sale 80
BUNGALOW View. ? rDom stucr0 hun-
galov. built like q S5nO0 one Tor s. $50.
Another. rooms. same territory. Tor
S2.i5e; small payment easy terms. Dos
5. WNliams Main f45i
PROPER Tl-Llst your farms and CIV
property with us Quick sales good
prices Is. p NoEwe Realty co. PEG
ples state Bank bldg Lincoln 1910
Low PRICED PROPERTIES a B.
room house on High o.. 5000, Groom
modern house. near Ntudah1Ear school.
5000, broom house. Leer o.. $500.
broom modern bungalow. Hanev A..
5000, Groom modern house on MARI
eta 81. 81 OO0. Groom house on Ne
Cartney ST. S3.1oo Frank Teferics.
Bealtor 413 JHion Trust bldg
BUNGALOW. wen located in River Park:
rooms. furnace. electricity. fgll base
ment, porch across the front. hollow
tile and stucco fun size lot. Bargain
price. $500; easy payments Posses
sion about Jan ID. Weight a. Brad
ford ground floor. Union Trust bldg
DOUBLE HOUSE IN River Park. 5 rooms
on each side. big Dot. separate en-
frances. attic. house in good condition.
This is n real bargain. Price. 50 OBJ oo.
Easy terms Koieht a. Bradford.
ground floor. Union Trust Bog
A GREAT Partly modern
residence in River Parh. large lot.
seven rooms. nearly new. owner InoF-
ing city. r. r Bonduraut 40 ! 81. s.
Bldg. Main 624
SUBJ RBAN-IIome one mile west ~
Olive So on Lincoln way ". home ru
Detrick road. Tot goNH50 feet lhls
home is an modern except bath, buit
iu 1915. Possession boz SD days
BUNGALOW broom completely mode
ern stucco bungalow just or Portage
av- opposite Marquette park Hot wa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

DUkING The HDLIDA1 >EASUN We
are Offering three remarkable values
In first classe homes. all situated north
and ranging in price from $500 %
$4,000 We shall be glad 20 give de-
ers are in position 70 make good prices
and gice earFy possession. Davies a.
walsh, 2l1 W. Jefferson Blvd Lincoln
5779.
BARGAIN II sold az once 5-rOom house
on Kaiey ST. S1I00: easy payments
Paul r Maxwell 2i14 Bertrand ct
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
RIVER PARK

Four-room house. Just completed;
city water, electrict lights. gas An
ideal home for two.
$4,000 cash viii make the first
payment on a good home near
South Side car line: rooms. city
water. electric lights, gas Every
thing comfortable for q small home.
Partly modern seven room house
In western part Of city. If You
want q home come in and see us az
once about this place.
COlpaert Realty Corp. Rooms 1
and .. Blackstone Theater Bldg.
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A HOUSE

surrounded by beautiful grounds
stands out Ia pleasing contrast.
White space around an AID has ex-
actly the same effect 10 costs very
little more 10 have your ADS set in
this manner. Get the maximum re-
sults-Order your Ads set In style
No. 8.
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HUDSON

Sedan: all new cord tires: one
spare tire; spotlight, bumper-and
look al the price. 1855. Our repu-
tation is at stake. Superior Motor
Sales Co. 213-15 s. Main st. Main
1Sj
OVERLAND sedan, 1922 model, 1915.
delivered. Overland Hill CO., 90 ".
Michigan st.
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HUDSON

Speedster; wire wheels; all new
cord tires: motor rebuilt In our
shop; perfect top and leather up
hOlstery. This car carries our guar
antee. Bargain price, $3.50. Superior
Motor Sales Co. 213-15 S. Main.
Main 1S5.
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city. and 30 years experience. deserves
confederation should misfortune come
% your family. Wayne and ST Joe
Lost And Pound 10
DOG-Sman. white black and tan spot-
ted female Finder phone Main lI6 or
notify $50 Kosciusko 81 Reward.
HAND BAG-Ladies' black hand bag.
lost between Campau 81 ana down
town, containing considerable money.
pair glasses. Ellsworth Sins. Liberal
reward. McCurdy. Phone Main @9ff, or
notify liz Campau st.
-FOUR KEYS. on ring. Thursday morn
Ing on Irvington av- or ). Michigan
car Einder return 20 News Ilmes-
AUTOMOBILES
AutomobiIps For sole -
ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS AND
BUYERS-B Before YOU buy or trade
your new or used car IL will pay YOu
10 see X. Feferman. South Bend Nash
Motor Car Co. 100 lincoln way y.
BTICK--Automobile twentieth Cen
fury Garage. Phone Main $50 Ask
CHEVROLET new 400 four door sedan.
$3.50 delivered. BeistIe Auto Sales Co,
343 Lincoln wav West Main ia.
COLUMBIA SIX. Gem 81 the highway
real car for the money. Harry g.
WOODWORK. Distributor go s. Michi-
Ean 81 Ised cars on easy terms.
DIXIE SEDAN like new. quiet motor.
VIII trade for late Dodge touring. Call
Main 2S13
DODGE a., 3 Chevrolet 4-9Os. | over
land touring. l Overland roadster.
Buick. Ford tourings. Nikart AutO
Sales Co. 533 s Main st. Main POPS
FORD sedan. 1920 $3.50 worth OF extras;
500. 613 r Cedar ST Easy terms.
FORD sedan. 1927 looks Ike new. $500.
Beistle Auto Sales Co. 343 Lincoln way
West. Main IA.
FORD-192O touring Refnished Looks
like new $4,000 cash or payments
Betstle Auto Sales. 343 Lincoln way w.
F0RD-Sacrifce sale OF 1920 coupe per
fct condition. runs and looks like new
Act quick. S34J Lincoln 1893. 663
Laporte.
HUDSON
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IF YOU HAVE

desirable property for sale In tho
northwest part n the city. it viii
pay you 20 consult Frank J. Ander-
son. Realtor Gf3 Farmers Trust.
Lincoln 1858, residence, Lincoln
1856
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THIS AID

Is set in style number FIVE. When
You order your ADS. have them set
in this sty le. The slight additional
cost is Offset by the great increase
in results. Order your ADS set in
style No. >.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

PROPER List your farms and city
property with us Quick sales good
prices " MoEva Realty 40 PEG
ples state Bank bldg Lincoln 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07

View. room stuc-0 hun-
galow. built like q $500 one. Tor s. go.
Another. > rooms. came territory. Tor
S2f5e; small payment easy terms Dos
s. Williams Main a4Ef
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COAL AND WOOD

COAL AND WOOD
Harrisburg and Kent Illinois coal
and u rank slat wood free with
each ton. per ton. 5000 Pocahon
tas egg coal per ton. S11OO IVES
Virginia splint coal, per ton. $3.50.
Chestnut stove and egg bard coal,
per ton $3.50. Oak slab wood,
So - per rank 3 ranks $500. Crate
wood $3.50 per rank. South Bend
Coal & wood Co., Main S74; Lin
coin 5S74
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Mr. MAN

If you will let the cost OF your
al increase just a little md use
white space the same as this ad.
you will find that the extra cost
will be worth its weight in gold"
Ads like this one attract imme-
diate attention of the reader. Hence.
your car gets the first cOnsidera-
ton. Remember, when you adver-
tire ask to have your ad placed In
Style No. 8.
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LOT for sale on C5IfoTnIa 6v- inquire
SOS Forest Nv
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AUTOMOBILES
Service statIons-Repairiug

Service Stations-Repafring IS
PAINTING AND TRIMMING automo-
biles requires skill and careful atten-
ton. We have everything to do first
class work. Twin City Auto Paiut and
Trim shop. 1414 S. Ieer 81. Lin. 5s83.
RADIATOR REPAIRING = First class
workmanship coupled with experience
tnsures satisfaction. II II. Ferris, 3O1
n. Emrick ST.
RADIATOR repairing that stays right.
New radiators all kinds. Chicago
Auto Radiator Co, 336 Lincoln Way
West Main 1855.
WELDING-Cast steel aluminium. brass
welding, carbon burning; autos wash
ed, cleaned and polished The White
Welding Co, 900 y. Polk st, rear OF
Gas Co. office
Auto LiVery-Garages. rs
STORAGE-Opan storage. 5000 per
month. Dead storage $500 night stor-
age SOC: day storage 25c Frazier &
Frazier lis So Lincoln way. East.
TOWING-We will pull You in any time
from any place, day or night Store
your car with US for the winter Dead
storage, 81; live, SO per month. Cen
trail Garage. 116 F. Center st. Main
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
EMPLOYMENT

cigar makers. bunch
ers and rollers. and also girls 20 learn
the trade. q. and y. Cigar Co, 215 r.
Wayne
YOUNG WOMEN and girls who want
the opportunity 20 become expert
power sewing machine operators on
work that is light and clean in rooms
that are we'll ventilated. spacious and
with the right surroundings, viii md
that Wilson Bros. zoos " Sample ST.,
lie the place TO apply. The inexperi-
enred we train thoroughly. The tx
perienced operator can take advantage
~ the high piece rAtes. Wilson Bros
IA strong 80 Gibraltar, and "A good
place 10 work"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-20

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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-20
Resolutions.

Whereas, the greatest asset to any
community is a high standard o.
morality. and,
Whereas, the greatest responsible
ity of every citizen is to safeguard
and develop to the highest possible
degree the moral and physical stand
ard of the future citizen of the COM
munity in which he resides, and
Whereas. it is regretable fact
that present moral conditions are
not favorable to the development of
the highest standard of citizenship,
and we deem it our duty as fathers
and citizens TO do everything possi-
BILE to remedy these conditions, and
that we, each and every one of us.
feel ourselves responsible for present
conditions. that We assume said per-
sonal responsibility and believe that
through united action only can
there be any improvement, therefore
Be it Resolved. that as law abiding
citizens we pledge ourselves to up
hold the laws of our state and nat
ion: to uphold and encourage our
peace officers in their endeayor to
perform their duties under the law;
that We demand a full and just en-
forcement of all laws, the swift and
full punishment of all crimes, ae-
cording to statute, without fear or
favor. that we condemn without res
ervation the policy of~ayasion for we
want no compromise with evil;
That we discourage in every way all
those who would profit by such
amusements as are tending 10 moral
delinquency; that We patronize to
I our full ability what is good, but
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1922-01-20


keep ourselves aloof from those
things which are degrading; that We
make of our children pals and COM
panions; that we will strive for such
amusements and entertainments for
them as will develop both mind and
body in clean and healthy manner,
in order that parenthood may con-
tinue the greatest of all blessings,
and not be curse to our nation.
That, when necessary, we shall not
hesitate to warn children, or parents
whose children we deem in danger,
and IN a kindly spirit help them and
encourage them in better ways; that
we will not employ or encourage the
employment by others, Of any person
or persons of questionable character,
whose association may become
menace 10 our boys and girls.
That we favor the election from
among those who Voluntarily sub
scribe 10 these sentiments a central
council, which shall have regular
meetings to discuss problems OF the
community, and whose members may
from time to time as they may deem
necessary, appoint subcommittee TO
investigate matters of import TO the
public welfare and report their find
ing to the council, who shall devise
ways and means to secure additional
information and proceed to dispose of
the matter in the best way possible
with justice to all and injustice to
none.
Be it further resolved, That COPY
of these resolutions be published By
the public press, one copy be sent to
the Prosecuting Attorney of Ada
county, and tina one copy be preser-
we'd by the council
fsigned:)
G S Anderson
B F Allen
w r Adams
s ID Anderson
Fred Adams
X T Asburry
Leo Won ARK
o w AIger
] Matt Anderson
C G Anderson
Russell o Alger
| n f Adams
| Joel T Atkinson
John Batty
o A Beaver
ID E BardweII
| Clifford Ball
! Feen Bail
| Raymond Bail
Howard Bashaw
A A BeasIey
n E Burns
| G NJ Barnett
| r H Bell
H Bernett
w r Baird
/ c Beam
Earl C Biddick
/ John BeeTy
4 E Bruno
l John F Baird
1 ,.. A Z Baldwin
H c Bryant
HI A Bentley
John Busby
d Reasley
G Z Brown
B F Carr
J w Cooper
Lloyd Cooper ....
Clarence Calnon
] V Carpenter
George L Curtis
Fl c Carter
r Clark
G Carr
VIII Chipman
Forest W Cahill
John Cato
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tNames Concluded on Last Page
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
EXPERTS BUILD FUR WRAPS
Making Of Crazy Quilt Nothing Conn.,
pared to the Piecin9 Together OF
Bits Of Skin.

OF course it would not be quite the
thing to lock Il gift fur in the lining,
or rather to rip up the lining and look
ut the under side Of the pelt. but If the
dollars that pay for the scarf or the
wrap have been saved up out OF your
own pay check, it might be wise to do
so, according to q jovial and friendly
member of the fur mosaic workers.
For it is in scraps and trimmings ST
fur that they work, setting together
these dlscards bought in bulk from fur
riers who will not bother with them,
SAYS the New York Sun. Endless pa
tience in matching and attaching, skill
that is traditional and careful sew
ing result in a piece of fur that would
put the most intricate crazy quilt OF
our grandmOthers' time into the anna
teur class.
Does it wear we'll? \ friendly mem.
her of the Greek colony in Sixth ave-
nue. that makes this luxury fabric OF
scraps shrugged his shoulders and said:
"Nhy for you aska me soch thing?
You should know Fine for the looks.
Can make extra careful care, nO.yes?
Don'ta forgetta the cheap price,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
THE LOVE CHARM" At ELkO
: TOMORROW AND THURSDAY

Modern men better watch their
steps, unless they wish to find them
selves wooed, won and married with
out ever realizing how it all happen
ed. ;-s'
For modern science has come to
the aid of the never particularly help
less modern maid. and now, armed
with the most invincible Of weapons,
a working knowledge of psyche
analytical principles, she possesses al
most uncanny power over the poor
helpless male,
By finding out what most appealed
to man when he was an impression
able little boy and making herself a
symbol of that person or thing, the
modern 'maiG. quickly reduces the
most aloof male to state of COM
pletc subjugation.
All this modern magic is amusing
~ shown in Wanda Hawley's latest
photoplay, "Thc Love Charm" in
which demure- young woman, by
cleverly suggesting memories of a
young mans mother to him, wins his
heart.
"The Love Charm will open to-
morrow at the Elko theater for a
two day run.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
CRANOLENE HEALS ECZEMA
The Juice ana Pulp of, the Cranberry,
Compounded With Other Healing
Ingredients, Actually. Heals
Skin Troubles. =

The old time Cranberry poultice, has
been compounded with soothing, cooling,
healing oils, and the result is GRAND
LENE-an amazing cream that stamps
out the cause of Eczema and other skin
troubles and restores the skin to it's
natural health and color.
This wonderfully successful healing
cream has been thoroughly tested and
proven in thousands Of cases. and can
now be obtained from your druggist or
a positive guarantee to give satisfactory
results or refund your; money OF request.
, CRANOLESE can be used without in
reference with your regular work.
Causes no odor. Does not stain the
clothing. 4. - &E@'" ~
Lewis Strowbrdge. Bemidji, Mimi,
says: 81 used Cranolene Cream and
Cranolene Soap more than q year ago,
and it has cured me of Eczema. l had
suffered for more than three years. Had
used many remedies with no results.
Today am we'll.
Cranolene Healing Cream sold in SOC
and 81 sizes. Cranolene Healing Soap.
csc cake. Secure from youc druggist
or send loo for Trial Size Treatment of
Soap and Cream to Cranolcne Lahol:t-
tories. Girard Kansas.
Sold and guaranteed in Bemidji, MIMI,
by Barkers Drug Store, 217 Third st.
Advertisement
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
WESTERLY HEARTS" AT REX
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY

In order to secure a proper cave
to be used as a setting in "Westeln
Hearts," the photodrama offered at
the Rex theater today and Wednes-
day, Cliff Smith sent five location men
into the great woods of the west. This
film, whiclp co-stars Art Station and
Josie Sedgwick, is erected upon
story that fits the young and old for
it grips and thrills.
Two weeks were consumed in OBJ
tanning the proper background for
the picture. The working script call
ed for cave so feet. deep and must
have an opening by which the men
who were to raid the place could
Tower themselves into the den OF the
rustlers.
Such a cave that fitted the interior
description was found but no open
ing. Smith personally went to the
location and after short observation
said the cave would do. He sent for
20 pounds Of odynan,itc and aided
with crew Of men, soon had the
cave Just to his liking.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28

He carried a rifle in the hollow Of one
arm; he was looking for rabDit.tracks
in the snow. Near the pool above the
downtown sycamore, he came upon
tracks that had not been made by any
four-footed animals. There were the
footprints of man coming from one
direction. and the footprints Of a wom-
an coming from another direction {;
only the footprints Of the man went
away toward Ben Littleford's cabin.
BY Heck was puzzled Here comes
Bill" he frowned. land over here
comes Babe. And thar. as plain as
day.: goes Bill; but what become O.
Babe? Whar in the name O. the devils
pet 'ridin'-hoss did she 60 to? Not
straight up. shorely"
He scrutinized the signs with the
understanding eye Of the born woods
man. Then he grinned broadly and
said to himself:
swell, dang my forrard and blast
my eyes! The DANCED old Injun, he
jest picked her up bodily and carried
her off home, and know what that
means. thank God. I cain't pray. but
] shore can sing
ooh, when die. don't bury me deep:
Put a tombstone at my head and feet:
Put a bears jawbone in my right hand.
On my way to the Promised La-a-and
Oh! On my way to the Promised Landr
iTHE HND.)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
1.-THE GREAT DAY" At THE
ELkO LAST TIME TONIGHT

lf YOU haven't seen "The Great
Day" wnicn IS now on view at the
Elko theater, you have missed gen
uine treat. This is IL powerful pho
toplay we'll played by an all star Brit
ish cast and there isn't dull moment
throughout the action which trans
nires in England, France and in the
Alps. The last showings today start
at 7 80 and Q this evening. The
story deals with a young Englishman
who invents Il steel process for the
possession Of which rival nations
are clamoring and this forms the
basis of a tremendously 'intereting
narrative. OF course, there is a
charming and appealing love story.
A company composed of famous
artists of the British stage, portray
the various roles. These include
Arthur Bourchier. Bertram Burleigh.
Marjorie Hume. May Palfrey and
Mcggie Albanesi.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28

blaZed above David MOreland's tomb
fed sounds Of slow masculine foot
steps in the snow behind her. She
did not turn her head. In her soul
she knew it could be but one man.
Bill Dale's head was down, and he
moved as though he neither knew nor
cared whittier he went. Then he saw
the dark heap on the rivers bank be-
fore him, and he halted. He knew in
his soul that it could be but one WON.
an.
Dale went on and sat down On a
stone the size of small barrel that
lay at the rivers rim.
"Babe?" lie said. 1t was the mating
call of his heart in the sprinstime Of
his life.
"Who d-done all O this Within,
BilI?" asked Elizabeth.
Il did," softly.
But l thought you We're SO busy
here! It's nobody but idlers. OF
course, that whittles-tlat is, most q
the time it's nobody but idlers that
whites"
But I'm not busy on Sundays. y
KNOW" replied Dale.
Tell ME this" Elizabeth asked
pointedly: "What made you come to
this one spot to do your whittlin':
Couldn't you whittle up there in my
daddy's cabin yard:"
He answered her unhesitatingly
Because I like to be here. This
place is shrine to me. 1t was here
that first loved you, Babe. Now you
tell me this: Why did you come to
this particular spot to sit down in
the SNOW? There's snow in your dad
dy's cabin yard!'
Said Elizabeth, in a, voice that sound
ed smothered: Because I like to be
lerc-this place is "a shrine to me,
too-it was here that first loved you,
Bill Dale!"
Then Why" he demanded, won't
you marry me?"
Because it was me that shot-Ad-
am Ball." -:
She went on, and though emotion
had set every fibre Of her to Quivering,
she did not fall into the old hill talk,
which was proof of the ma9liicence
Of her:
Il thought you wouldn't want me
If YOU knew that I did thar, and I
couldn't marry you without telling you.
But you know now! And do what
ever you feel like doing or saying, you
can't hurt me; 1 an never be hurt
any-any m-m-m-more-"
Bill Dale shot erect. Truly, this
was a day Of surprises for him. lie
stopped and caught her up.
"A real woman!" he said happily,
Strengthening with her in his arms. "A
real, all gold, pure gould woman! You
loved me- well enough to kill q man
to save the, aud wouldn't let Inc know
It! Woman is a mystery, sure enough.
But perhaps it's because women are
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28
Stoves Once Unpopular.

.. A hundred years ago stoves and
flreplaces generally seemed to be the
thing that gave decorators Of houses
the greatest concern.
1.-THE steve" says a German writer,
speaking of the house furnishings a
hundred years ago, "was quite in
dlspensable in a northern climate. but
wherein tie whole of antiquity was
any reference to he found to a
tiled stove? The universal altar mad
again to be called into service. At
WorlitZ. for instnce. the stove was
named the altar of winter. OF else
was converted into some kind of mon
ument. lsabey hid the stove in his
house in Paris under the figure OF
Minerva"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-28

Seven new women'S colleges have
started in the Far East. Three are in
China, three in India, one in Japan.
SAYS Mrs. Murray Frame Of Yen Ching
college, Picking. The gradual emanci-
patton Of women is the biggest news
coming out Of the Far East. 1t is the
first real proof that the Orient is
awakening. A civilization is accurate
ly measured by the way it. treats its
women.