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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18

We have homes I'm every part II city
and suburbs best part Riverside Dr.
beautiful home. every convenience.
s.epping porch, garage $1,000 terms
Navarro PL. stately residence 10
rooms. two baths maids rooms all
couveuiences garage. shade and shrub
berry Sl.3j0OO Terms
Northwest. new bungalow. com
double garage; large lot. Sj.OO00O
Terms
Allen ST. six rooms. modern but
furnace So h. Terms Cleveland Az
seven rooms. modern, 100000. Terms
We have three beautiful homes on
Hartrr Heights $4,000 90 to 50. 500 on.
East side. six rooms. part modern,
$1,000 Six rooms. modern. $3.50 90
Five rooms. furnace. s. S00 Beautiful
bungalow. modern. Resale Park. six
rooms. fireplace 10o-ft front flowers
shrubs. trees. double garage; 5000 90
Terms
River Park seven rooms. modern
sleeping porch built for7 years 81,
j00OO Terms
Beautiful home. Dixie Highway. mod
ern. six rooms. garage $4,000
Dixie Highway n. acres neat home
and barn. S20G0O0 Terms
Southeast. we have several new mod
ern bungalows, prices 100000 10 81
O00OO
Southeast. part modern. six rooms
$4,000 90 Terms
See MS for rOoming houses
WOrden Realty Co. M-44j 23S
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
nruesen Kraft Gland Tablets Have Re
stored strength and NigOr to Men
and Women Ailing For
Years!


Years!
Report Of Indianapolis Merchant.
indianapolis. Ind
For fifteen years have lacked strength
and vigur. couldn't climb stairs or do a
mans work. Hardly could raise INV feet.
Have taken oniy I'VE weeks treatment
and can't recognize myself Nv strength
and viCor are rapidly returning even my
appearance is becoming more youthful
Am q prominent Moose" here aud be-
lieve me. every member of our brother
hood viii know of your remarkable
treatment. Have already started over a
dozen and they are as enthusiastic as ]
am
tSigned1 J. r. Address.
COS Georgia 81.
This is just one of many similar cases
by doctors and users. DRUES
EN KRAFT youth Glandl is the most
effective rebuilding and reiuvenatinE
tonic ever known. Brought here from
Europe year ago. pRJ Essen KRAFT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
Estate of Annette Fraats
NnIICE OF ELNAI AlCOLNT.

Estate of Annette Fraats
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY direction of John W SCHNEIDER. Elk
ecUtor of the Estate Of Annette Fraats
late Of ST Joseph County. in the state
of Indiana. deceased
Notice is hereby given 10 the heirs,
legatees and devisees Of said decedent,
and all other persons interested i'm said
estate. that said Executor has filed In
this court his account and vouchers for
the fnll settlement of said estate. ana
they are hereby required 20 be and APP
pear i'm said Court on the LIST day Of
May. 1929, when the same viii be heard
and make proof of their heirShip, or
claim 90 any part Of said estate. and
show cause II there be. why said account
and vouchers should not be approved
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal 81 the
50 Joseph Circuit Court az south Bend.
Indiana. Ibis Sth day Of April 1922.
WILBUR VI WARNER.
Clerk
BERNARD l.. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy
John W SCHNEIDER
Attorney FOR Estate.
Apr 10-17.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
REAL BARGAINS

REAL BARGAINS
Birdsel ST. electric lights AMI
water Observation-Disclosures 81 .OO0 m
Walnut ST. All modern Z rooms $500 90
Sih'ey Av.. 3 rooms. gas lights 900 90
LaSaNe Az. all modern, garage $500 OO
Smith St. Z rooms. all modern
except bath ................. 3.50O 90
Florence Av.. 3 rooms gas. lights 4 600 on
BirdSell aud Linden. rooms.
gas and water ..-...... ...... 5000 %
Miner St. an modern. s rooms. $1,000
LOUIS SEGETY
Washington state Bank Bldg Lin. 6Sl3
We HAVE a good FIVE room modern
residence to exchange for a small farm
OF 40 10 40 acres
GARN EROS CO
G3e Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 1881 Res Main 800
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
These are Opportunity Ads
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Houses FOR sale -
FOR SALN

Houses FOR sale -
FOR sALC
North sixth 81 in River Park. We
neCred hrick FIVE rooms and bath. hot
water heating system. nice attic. ful
basement. garage Get the price. 50
eo0 only 5000 cash and terms.
Nishawaba Nv. nice corner Tot. FIRE
rooJls. modern except furnace. but
sufficient excavation o. install furnace
street Improvement iu and paid price
cor 90 $500 for quick sale
Mishawaka. ON sixth ST. corner Rus
sell seven rooms. four bedrooms. three
ing close 20 car line. This is one Of our
best bargains. 5000
Jolly and smith. 90 S Main Phone
Lincoln Gf16
STt eco NGALOW- St River
PARK an modern. StuCro bungalow
Eleventh So. River Park all modern.
Five room bungalow MishawakI Av..
aI modern can Mishawaka 1892
TWO STORY BARN for sale. well built
bargain. g.. J.. Rulisou. 90 Farmers
Trust Bldg Lincoln ll07.
TWO ACRES or LAND for sale and
four roOm house. i've blocks east 81
Portage Nv. ear line and the new
boulevard facing the 81 JOc river. Has
flowing veH. large chicken house and
park Barn for horse and COW -
fruit trees and some small fruit trees.
VIII sell for bargain viii give i'm
mediate possession C4Il VI 249i 1911
Portage Av n. Polls
REAL BARGAINS
BirLseIl ST.. electric lllhts and
water ..--.....t.. ...... ..-.... - ohfOo- q.
Weuut ST.. AN modern. rotns 10000
SioIey Az rooms. gas, light, -.2o o.
LaSaIle Az an modern, garage 300 &C
cxre8t bath ..-.'........... $500 o.
Florence Av.. S rooms gas. ghts 2000l
BlrdSeN and Linden. rooms.
gts and water observation-disclosures. 200 o.
Miner So all modern, N rooms 600 o.
louis SEGETX
Eash.ncton state Bank Bldg I'm. 6sl3
SOME BARGAIN
Eight room louse ON paved street. all
modern and YOU get 10 for S2Do OBJ down
payment Make date fo see DO
FRED g. HERBEMAN
20J Indiana Bldg
12f " Main ST.
Phone Main GS5 or 26S5
FOR SALE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE
or SWAMP LANDS BELONGING To
THE STATE or INDIANA BE TN EfN
THE MEANDER LINE AND THE
KANKAkEE RIVER. HAVING AND
OTHER RIGHTS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-18
For Cold on The Chest

Musterole is easy 90 apply 5u4 . does
not blister ike the old fashioned mus
tard plaster.
Musierole Is q clean. white oIrtmar-
made with oil of mustard Simply mas.
sage % in gently with the ringer tiUe
You VIII be- delighted to see how quickly
II brings relief
Get Nusterole ar zour drug store S.
AID 65c. jars and tubes hospital size. 81
Better Than = Mustard Plaster
TIIIE;IIajzII1
SSES&Ss-S9 ~SS=1Ez
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

on the table and on the floor ~.
sunfast material In the eem,t,,ns'
parent weaves IN such colo, -
groenish-blue soft yellow and craar
Easement cloth is also IDEAL aarau' adm
ting sufficient light and vet sora,-
ing the glare OF the sun.
TilIng the T1oors7
Wood, thing or cement is spi,,h,.
for flooring, the most effectiv, ~,
suits boing brought about by tho ,,,.
OF tiles that can be purchased tossv
in n great variety OF shades srS
finishes. u
The thing IL easily kent c,,..
spots are easily washed OF. spd D., a.,
ideal as n foundation. II may le e,,.
cred with rugs. or not, accordI9r =.
ohes fanc-.
In breakfast rooms lattice 4. y.r,
popular and may be used fur c.ii
ing or wall treatment, giving ne 10
does foundation for growing vin.,
etc. to relieve the plainness OF tbc
walls. '
Birds are necessary adjunct ~
growing things and ornanep,si
cages are often hung about mo
breakfast room, inside OF which ~.
little feathered prisoners preen tboir
plumage or break forth into melody
OF song.
Goldfish add a simmer % lgb,
as they dart inside their tranur8-.
ent globes. Often,imes the aqtar,.
ums of tinted or painted glass arc
quite elaborate. imparting n touch
OF color and adding a novelty which
is often a necessity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

wall space sufficient 90 give n small
fldeboard central position. one Of
tho Sheraton or iIeppolwhite type
might be used. III Il u one Of tho
American Sheraton sideboards, with
cupboard extending 10 the floor,
here will be ~ much additiCsiai
storage space. But. " there y no
suitable space for a. sldebonrd, the
idea should be given up, and Ia It's
place n console. table. cabinet or
lowboy installed. answering practi-
cnlly the same purpose. and doing
as well for serving table a VIII
Ham and Mary iowhov viii do duty
attractively ~ miniature eide
board. or a low standing cupboard.
Good cheer the Prize.
Tho small dining room need not
be regarded ns n hardship 20 ho en-
durod. FOR properly treated and fur
nished tho effect of fize may be-
given, while the little room VIII hold
an atmosphere Of intimacy not 20
he achieved IN n larger one After
all. the aspect Of hospitality and
good cheer is the real object to be
attained In the dining room II 70 can
be accomplished by tho exercise Of
taste and skilifui management. the
greater satisfaction VIII be afforded.
Then. too. n an ornament OF real
value Is placed on the mantel, its
effect should not hc impaired, or
attention he disAactcd, hy grouping
trivial objects about &C. Tho iucon-
grulty Of putting a Watteau shcp-
herdess on either side Of "A bronze
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

vor and II is found in MONIES Of
moderate means as we'll hs In the
more pretentious places. In the
stores we find breakfast sets ranging
in price from the neighborhood OF
81, 900 all the way down TO less than
800. for the palmer. painted types,
some OF which, however. are most
attractive.
Breakfast Nooks
In this connection there IL also
the breakfast nook with the built-in
Pullman seats. This may be located
In the kitchen or n portion OF the
pantry may be used for making e..
The bride who does her own work
will be sure to like II. The fact that
It Is In the kitchen need not keep Il
from being attractive. 10 will Of
course be painted to harmonlze with
tho kitchen wood finish and there
are breakfast sets that can be used
upon the table. These are attractive
in the japanese designs In blues and
browns. and one can also buy stint
lar material by the yard for window
honginRs A rag rug in which tho
"a me cOlors appear makes this corr
ner OF the kitchen n most interest
ing one, and many, many steps are
saved.
In planning the largest breakfast
room. however. the background
is the starting point.
Plenty OF light is n necessity and
this can be produced by introduce
ing grouped windows on the sunny
side NJ the house. To strain the light
so that II shall not fall so brightly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
BREAKFAST ROOM
IS HERE TO STAY
Mans Day Frightened in
Bright Room Where He
Eats in Morning

There r. saylng that half OF
the things We worry about mover
happen" and II we start our day
right by eating our morning meal
IA a cheerful breakfast room we are
lees likely TO look for unpleasant
things to happen.
The dining room Is usually too
cold and formal for this morning
repnst, 10 which the family comes
In n more or less irregular manner
While on the other hand what a Joy
II is TO the business man to find his
breakfast waiting sfor him I'm the
midst OF cool summer surroundings:
or, II the season be cold, near a
cheerful. cracking fire. Somehow
It llgtens his care for the day and
he takes up his duties more Willingly
for the bit OF sunshine he has alb
sorbed.
Whether this has had anything 10
do with its popularity It is hard TO
say. but the fact remains, that the
breakfast room IL fast gaining in IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

sill MOnotony Of effect may be
avoided by a variation Of color or
shade, all the time Keeping TO the
cool rcCcdlng tones, popliu or rep
are suitable materials for curtains,
avoiding figured hnngings. which
viii have the samc effect OF taking
away from the size of the room in
appearance. Avoid trimming. too,
which break up tine cXpnnse OF the
fabric. But Il IL desirable. on tho
other hand. 20 emphasize horizontal
lines which have n tendeNcy to in
crease the apparent length of the
walls. IL the windows do not eN-
tend too high 10 the ceilings. II will
be well TO use straight, narrow
plated vnllnccs to reduce the YER
teal lines and strengthen the horl-
2ontal.
For lighting fixtures, Il is best 10
have side brackets which nre not at
all conspicuous. More than all else
exclude the dome over tho table, az
II Is bound to crowd the room, in
tcrrupt ana lessen the ceiling sur
face and counteract the effect OF the
other eNpedients for increasing the
apparent size OF the room. Side
brackets win give sufficient light
TO supplement tho candies on the
table. IL these directions are inteli-
gently followed. Il surprising differ
ence I'm the seeming area OF the din
Ing room may be made evident.
A table Of slender lines. thin
legged sheraton or Heppclwhite
type may be suggested. rather than
one OF bulky lines with a heavy. cen.
trail pedestal Light. strong chairs go
with it--like the Sheraton, phyfe or
Windsor type. II there should be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
STUDY OF DINING
ROOM INVITING
Good Color and Furnish
ings Present Problem
to Many
GOOD CHEERA OBJECT
How TO Achieve That Effect
Harmoniously Involves
Great Many Things

ny the common consent ~ deco
iotorp nud homo.mokcrs, tho dining
room ia rather difficult subject 90
handle satisfactorily with tho orr
dinary financial means at hand
USUALLY % ls n room NJ several
exits ana entrances, with the CON
sequence that its wall HpuDo may De
such articles of furniture ug thr
sidoboard. tho eide table nud tho
china closet require considerable
space against tho wall A. a result Of
these conditions. home. makers often
fiud Il difficult TO lt thoir furniture
20 the spncca AZ their command.
OF small houses is this condition
particularly truc. In the nature OF
thugs the mistress Of "a large
house, with ample means at her
command. may find lttlo trouble In
deciding upon formal arrange
mont NJ this room, but the house
holder of moderate means ana good
tnste sometimes finds tho dining
room rather serious problem.
II one starts with tho presump-
tion that. Irrespective OF the size of
the room, there must hc tho usual
complement OF table Hud chairs,
sidoboard and side table, china clos
~ and the hke the situntlou r. llfo-
~ 10 be hopclosa from tho outset. In
short. Il IL the problem of putting
more things IN a given space than
the space viii allow.
Discardiug Is the Problem.
~. on the other hand, the homo.
maker IN In the attitude OF getting
away from the usual arrangement
OF dinlng-room furniture aud of be-
ing guided by common sense and the
requirements Of the case, the way
Ia mado easier for nn entirely salts
factory arrangement of the room
Tho small dining room offcrs not
only an interesting problem but op-
portunlty for its solution in a man
ncr artistlcally successful. IL may
require "a pnng TO throw into the
discard some of the articles ConVen.
tionally assigned to the dining room,
deciding instead 10 have ouly tho
few pieces OF furniture absolutely
required, but tho sooner tho decl-
sion IN faced and made. the earlier
VIII the homo-mRker solve her prob
lem with satisfaction to herself. Tho
result VIII he more than worth the
effort.
To become an adept In the art OF
creating spnce whore apparently II
does not exist, one must take nd
OF all the cconomi2ing dc.
Vices available. And by furnishing"
a dining room, as well as any other
room. In meant not only putting in
the movable pieces OF furniture
needed. but the whole composition.
Including the treatment OF tho walls
npd OF the ceiling, OF curtains. light
Ing appliances and pictures.
Working out Colors.
Logically and In order. the con-
OF the dining.room in ita
entirety should begin with the walls.
II II IN n small room. II will presum-
abyl have light walls. for light walls
have the property OF increasing the
apparant size OF tho room. while
walls viii diminish II. Its
apparent size may apparently he I'm.
creased by using the "so-called" re
ceding colors. Tho cool tones In
which blue, or nn element OF blue,
predominates, The "coOl" colors In
cludo blue, blue.green, and green,
blue, gray ana grny-hlue and the va.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

rious Rraduations Of greens and
blues. II tho exposure makes any OF
these tInts appear too cold, uso
very HIGHT yellow, buff or tan. The
woodwork may be white, n soft
gray or some Hight tone chosen to
harmonize with tho color OF tho
walls. In the small dining room
rails, friozcs and similar devices
should be avoided, otherwise the at
tempt 10 gain apparent size VIII
come to naught
No experienced decorator tries the
treatment of n room without first
working out n color scheme, and
there is no reason why the home.
maker should not employ the safne
plan. By taking IA hrEc sheet Of
cardboard and folding II To repre-
sent three sides OF the room, tho
home maker may make n beginning
Tho cardboard may bc ruled off to
show the spaces occupied by doors.
windows and woodwork. Then with
"A case OF water Colora. tho home
maker may experiment with coiors
and shades Till the right comhna-
uon IL decided upon. 10 IN n simple
plan which may save final disap-
polntment.
A plain rug or carpet OF one color
Will help give the impression OF size.
However satisfactory large figured
floor coverings may bo In certain
rooms. their effect is 10 diminish
apparently the size OF the small
room.
Strive for simplicity.
The treatment OF tho windows
will ncNt claim attention. Let the
curtains bc Of plain materials. sim
plV mnho nnd hung atrnIght 10 tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

or heavy pottery vase IL evident at
first thoufht. yet II II not more 'ab-
aurd than some of the arrangements
that are frequently seen.
DO not have drnperies attached
To tho mantcl shelf. They are un-
necessary, cluttery and fussy. When
fire IL blazing IN the fireplace they
urc positively dangerous Keep In
mind that the fireplace and the
mantol are dominating features In
the room. Any faulty arrangement
will be conspicuous here. when ~
might be overlooked IN n less prom
ircnt spot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

which hns 40 long boen an eyesors to
you.
Hero tho Tudor cabinet with its
Article ana yet plain but not over
done trimming makes an appeal to
your artistic senec. It's lines are
sl~h TINT IL instantly appeals 70
you. II appears restful 10 your eyc
and that Is tho success of proper
home furnishings. The chair beside
tho cabinet also adds tho neccs-
sary touch. while the candlesticks
carry the Intention 10 tho mirror
the pleasing and graceful lines Of
which ynko n fitting final for the
setting
Copyright American Homes Bu-
rpauD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Making Of Crctonne.

There are five methods Of man
ufacturing cretonne used In this
country today. All OF these trans
fer the pattern from wooden blocks.
American chints IN synonym for
crctonnp. The basic fabric may be
homespun, swansdown. Alvos silk.
ticking, scrim. French rep. Antoin-
etc rep, wolfe, tuilcrles cloth. mar
uuiVttc. krinkle cloth. standish
cloth. Terry cloth. madras. sllko-
line, dimity. crash, sateen and Nor
man cloth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Massachusetts, was the fret state
90 limit the hours Of labor. passing
a law In 1s42 that made 10 hours "a
working day for children under ~
years OF age. Tho law was extended
10 women in. iS47.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
"wELCOME." SAYS THIS GROUP
or VISITORS.

In America. or oven the bare wall
spaces hctwrcn windows and doors.
could bo given an artistic touch
VITA . more honey appearance by
tho nifdplo arrange OF furniture
as shown In the illustration.
The picture shows how several
pieces of Tudor furniture can be
utilized in removing the barren wall
space and converting II into a pleas
ing dctCii Of the home.
Think ~ your own homa ana how
thls setting would enhance g..
Surely lt would bring you pleasure
In eliminating that bare spot"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TOO MANY FARMING
Statistician Declares Agriculture
0vermanned One. fifth.

st. Psul--Putting reverse English
on the popular cry Of Back to the
Soil," Roger w. Babson declared In
st. Paul that there are too many men
engaged In agriculture already and
what the industry needs most Ia 10
lose about 20 per cent OF Its farmers
Agriculture does not need more
legislation to Increase Its credit and to
get II far deeper into debt" he said
This. together with the endeavor to
hold up the prices OF farm products.
only attracts more men to the farming
industry and there are too many OF
them now. The proper way for the
government to help the farmer would
be to say. here about 20 per cent OF
you fellows should get into some other
trade or some other line OF business
and create some sort OF an agency to
make It possible for them to do So"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
SPEED FARM AID LEGISLATION
Financial Relief 10 Proposed Through
Federal Loan Board.

Washington--The Administrations
new program for immediate financial
relief to farmers was formulated and
practically perfected ut a conference
between President Harding. Secretary
Wallace and IL Republican senator's.
headed by Senator Watson Of Indiana.
1t will be put before Congress at once
and pressed with the full force OF the
administration.
Tho program contemplates creating
. division In the Federal farm banks
to deal specifically with production and
marketing credits. thus supplying .
means OF discount to the farmer on
longer time notes than are eligible to
discount BY the Federal reserve banks.
Credits to the maximum period Of
three years are to be provided where
the turn over covers that period.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
uFOLLETTE BLOC ORGANIZED
No Third Party Movement 10 Conten-
plated, Conferess Announce.

washington Another unofficial
bloc" In Congress was born when
''progressives" Republicans and
Democrats called into session by Sen.
ator La Toilette. Republican. Wiscon.
sin, and Representative Huddleston,
Democrat, Alabanla---formed q group
for promotion Of progressive" legis.
lation during the present and the
next Congress.
About 40 senator's. representatives
and members-elcet, meeting behind
closed doors In the Senate agricul.
ture committee room adopted resolu.
tons unanimously declaring their
purpose to drive special privilege
out OF control OF the government and
outlining a general program OF liberal
legislation.
Politics were declared to be banned
and II was announced officially that
no third party movement was contem.
plated. Republicans, Democrats and
Farmer-Laborites Joined In the confer
ence. which was declared to be bipar.
tisan and legislative. but not politi.
cal.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
HOUSE ORDERS
INVESTIGATION
Judiciary Committee 10 Author.
lied To Hear Charges
December IL.

Washington-The House directed
it, judiciary committee to send for oil
the persons and papers It needed In
its investigation of impeach nent
charges~ against Attorney General
Daugherty as fled by Representative
Keller. Republican. Minnesota. There
was no discussion or division when
Chairman volstead asked and obtained
consent for such an authorization
He explained that the committee
earlier In the day had agreed unani.
mously to take this course. The com.
mittee. under the House resolution,
also will have authority to swear wit
nesses and sit regardless of the ses.
siOns Of the House.