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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
cANDELARIA

The Candelaria Mines Company has
announced that capacity of its mill is
TO be increased from its present 800 to
QUO tons. 1t is claimed the increase
was decided on by the directors fol-
lowing a pronounced increase iii di-
mension and value of the ore bodies
The shaft at the Northern Belle,
500 feet deep is to be equipped with
a powerful electric hoist and ore de-
livered from this outlet to the mill
by extending the electric haulage-
ways. The Northern Belle shaft con-
meets with the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth levels Of the main
properties comprising the Candelaria
group
NOTICE Of Close Of Registration for
General Election to be Held in Lyon
County, State of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that registra
ton for the general election to be held
on November 7, 1922. will close on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October
1922.
Electors may register for the en-
suing election by appearing before tha
county clerk at his office or by APP
pearing before deputy registrar in
the manner provided by law.
RUEL f. LOTHROP,
County Clerk.
Last publication. October IS, 1922.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
QUESTION NO. q

that certain Act of the Legis
lature Of the State of Nevada en-
titled Gan Act proposing legisla
tive substitute for AN Act affect
ing divorce and matters properly
connected Herewith, providing for
introductory DEGREES Of divorce in
certain eases and eliminating what
arc commonly known as short
term DEGREES in divorce cases, and
repeating Section % Of an Act en-
titled IAN Act relating to marri-
age and divorce" approved Novein
Der 26, 1861, as amended, and all
other Acts or parts of Acts in con-
flict herewith presented to this
Legislature by the Secretary Of
State upon initiative petition under
Section Of Article 10 Of the Con-
st;tution, and to provide for the sub
mission of legislative substitute
by the Secretary of State to the
qualified electors for approval or
rejection al the next ensuing gen
eral election" approved March IS
l92l-e approver9 Yes. -. No..
STATE OF NEVADA
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01

of his same political party by the
County Commissioners of the
County for which he was elected,
under certain conditions--bc APP
proved? Yes. 49,. No.,
QUESTION NO. 3
SHALL that certain Act proposed by
initiative petition, entitled IAN
Act affecting divorce and matters
properly connected herewith, pro-
viding for interlocutory DEGREES OF
divorce III certain eases and elm
mating what are commonly known
as short DEGREES in divorce
cases and repeating Section % Of
an Act entitled An Act relating to
marriage and divorce, approved
November %. 1861, as amended,
and all other acts or parts of acts.
III conflict herewith" be approved?
Yes. No.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
United States Senate

At General Election
November 7, 1922.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

/, George B,odisan, the duly elect
ed. qualified aud acting Secretary of
State Of the State Of Nevada, herepy
certify that the foregoing is true
and correct statement Of the names
Of candidates to be places, on the bal
lot for the General election, in con
| formity with Section 33 of the Gen
cral Laws OF the State of Nevada
ALSO
! that the foregoing is II true and cor
rect brief statement OF the purport
of The different questions to be vot-
ed upon aud which shall appear on
the ballot for the General Election
in conformity with Section 36 of the
General Election Laws of the State
Of Nevada. Said General Election TO
be held November It'll, 1922.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have
hcreunto set my hand and an ed the
Great Seal of State. at my Office. i'll
Carson City, Nevada, this 25th day
of. September. A. D.. 1929.
(Great Seal of Geo. Brodigan,
State of Nevada Secy of State
i By Thos +. O'Brcu. Deputy.
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY OF LYON
! /, Ruel f. Lothrop, the duly elect
ed, qualified and acting County Clerk
of the County of Lyon, State of Ne
vada, hereby certify that The fore$o
| ing is true and correct statement Of
the names Of candidates to be places.
on the ballot for the General Election
in conformity with Section 33 of the
General Election Laws of the State
Of Nevada, in so far as Candidates
! for County Offices are affected.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, at nv office. in the City
Of Yerington, County of Lyon, tbs
4th day of October, 1922.
(SEAL) RUEL +. LOTHkCp,
SOHuSS N,CsC
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
QUESTION NO. 2

SHALL Senate Joint Resolution No.
4, relative to amending Section ~
of Article 4 of the Constitution of
the State Of Nevada, by providing,
in case Of death or resignation oil
any member of the Legislature, for
the appointment Of his successor
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-11-01
rson, Andrew, Republican.
QUESTION NO. /

SHALL Assembly Joint Resolution
No. 6, relative to amending Sec
ton 90 of Article A of the Consti-
tuition of the State of Nevada, pro-
hibiting the Legislature from pass
ing certain local or special laws in
the certain eases therein enumerat
ed--be approved? Yes. No.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
GOV.RObERTSON.
WANTS j. 5. TO.
HELP ObREG0N
Oklahoma Executive Fayors
Recognition of Mexico by
Administration.
BY International New. Service.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 15.-Gov. ].
A. b. Robertson Of Oklahoma, who
headed a pilgrimage Of thirty-five
Oklahoma business men into Mexico,
said today he strongly favors recog.
milton Of the obregon government by
the United States. ..,-.
"If the people Of the United States
knew Mexican conditions better they
would be partial to recognition" said
Governor Robertson. ....a a
THE sole proviso Of the American
government should be that 1t Is salts.
fled with the stability of the Mexi.
can government. There is an as.
founding amount Of ignorance among
Americans over conditions in Mex.
leo. This trip has no special signifi-
canoe. We are merely trying TO
bring business relations of the two
countries closer, together.
Among others In the American
party are w. ]. Peter, president OF
the Oklahoma City Chamber of Com
merce, and Col. A. N. Leacroft, Okla
homa State treasurer.
The. visitors have an appointment,
to see President Obregon and mem
bers Of the cabinet late today II the
Presidents health permits.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
WOMAN, So, IS
KNOCKED DOWN
BY YOUNG THUG
Purse-Snatcher Gets Bag With
SIS and Gold Watch-Youth
Arrested.

Pushed and knocked down by q
negro footpad while she was walk
ing on Champlain street, near Euc'
lid street northwest, yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Asenath Walker. sixty
five years old, 1905 Hobart street
was robbed of her handbang con
tanning IS and a gold watch.
Patrolman Weeks. of the Tenth
precinct, arrested Richard Bryant
colored. sixteen years old, 1887
Champlain street for investigation
in connection with the assault and
AS the bandit fled, Mrs. Walker
attempted to follow her assailant
but she was soon outdistanced. II
Is said several persons were witness
es Of the assault but no one at
tempted to apprehend the footpad.
Grabbed by a white man at q
lonely spot while she was on her
way from her home, 1901 Adams
street, to Ivy City to visit friends
last night, Mrs. Iva M. Montgom.
cry, twenty-five years old. fright.
ened off her assailant when she
made an outcry. Lieutenant Burlin'
game, of the Ninth precinct, later
arrested Wilmer c. Morris. twenty
years old, 2515 Seventeenth street,
on the charge Of assault. The po.
fice say the young man admits the
assault. The alleged assault oc'
Cured near the Pennsylvania round
house at Trinidad.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
EVANSVILLE To
.C0NSTRUCTNEW
S60,000CHURCH
Methodist Episcopal Parish to
Replace Present Structure
l.. as inadequate.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd. Feb. 15.-
About $50. 200 viii be expended in the
building of q new church and Sun
day school by the Hyattsville Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. South. at
Marion street and the Washington
Baltimore boulevard. The present
church in Locust avenue is one of
the oldest in this section. The new
building will be of granite with lime
stone trimming. II will seat 400, and
the Sunday school, arranged for de-
partmental teaching, likewise will be
commodious. There will be a com.
munity hall. equipped with kitchen
and other features.
Six hundred and sixty-six public
school pupils Of Prince Georges
county out OF 1867 examined were
found to be suffering from defective
teeth. according to Miss Elizabeth N
Langdenfelt. county public school
nurse.
Riverdale Is to have marked ath.
letic activity on a community basis
the coming spring and summer. Base
ball. tennis. track. dodge-ball. GRO,
quet. and swimming are the
sports in which action Is scheduled
The Riverdale Citizens Association.
through it's athletic board. will super.
wise the sports. The board is com.
/ posed of Mrs. T. w. Veneman, chair.
man: d. C. Litchtenwalner. club or.
Plantations; I. Gordon. membership
and grounds: Mrs. Mcdonnell, social
and T. w. Veneman, finance.
Company r, Of Hyattsvilie. and
Company NJ. Of Annapolis, are now
tied in the battle for the Western
Shore basketball championship of the
First Maryland Regiment. each hav
ing won three games and lost one.
! - big vaudeville-comedy entertain
ment will be presented by Riverdale
talent the evening Of February ~ ir
the armory at Hyattsville, proceeds
: to 20 toward the Riverdale town hal
building fund. The executive com
mi.tee Is composed Of Prof. C. A. Ma
COON, chairman: Walter z. Thorne
theatrical director: T. w. Venemann
musical director: Mrs. J. B. Waters
chorus director: William Hollida,
and Harry Nickum. scenic effects
Mrs. G. Lutx. wardrobe. and Mrs. T
W. Venemann, publicity.
| The marriage in Washington a few
days ago OF Miss Charlotte Bosley
and Everett A. Alden, son Of E. s
Alden. well-known Seat Pleasant
merchant. marked the elimination Of
a romance dating from schooldays.
| A plan to secure a paid police force
for Mt. Rainier by the payment OF
10 cents a week by householders, I,
reported to have aroused the interes,
Of a number Of citizens who have ex
pressed a desire to see the town bet
ter policed.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
CRIME WAVE IS
PAST ITS PEAK,
ASSERTSBURNS
REIMBURSEMENT Of Lives Of Ex-
Yanks Held Responsible for
Criminal Conditions.

Every man and woman who comes
to the United States should become
a true citizen. working for the good
of the country. or they should be de-
ported" william ]. Burns, head Of
the Bureau of Intelligence, told the
Mems Club Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Radicals who have been allowed
to drift into the United States have
succeeded in converting hundreds OF
thousands to their way Of thinking,
continued Mr.. Burns. II cannot re-
member q time when the country
needed so badly the old-fashioned
Americanism."
Referring to the crime wave sweep
ing the country. Mr.. Burns said that
hundreds of young men were sud
denly relieved of all responsibility
and then just as suddenly thrust
back into positions Of responsibility.
It took time for them to get back to
their normal condition of mind, and
in the meantime they were more or
less irresponsible. The crime wave.
however. has passed its peak and Is
now in the decrease.
Mr.. Burns said he was Of the opin-
ion that the young man who yields
to impulse and commits crime
should be given another chance.
Give them a chance" said Mr..
Burns, land in nine cases out Of ten
they will make good. The most sue.
cessfur crook really 10 never success
full, as he will get caught sooner or
later"
The Washington times., 1922-02-15

A plan to secure a paid police force
for Mt. Rainier by the payment Of
10 cents a week by householders, r.
reported to have aroused the interest
Of a number Of citizens who have ex.
pressed a desire to see the town bet.
ter policed.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
FOOD SHOW HAS
EXHIBITS upon
FAMILY NEEDS
What Goes Best for Feeding
Household Of Five Is Graphic
ally Shown

What the average famiiy OF iSe
needs for its adequate nourishment
during the period of a week 10 shown
prapbicallv In an exhibit by the Blu
reau of Home Economics Of the
Department of Agriculture at the
National Food Show and Household
Exnosition at Convention Hall.
Three huge colored oil art panels
Give mixtures Of the specific foods
and tbe,r quantities needed for the
scientific feeding Of the family.
other classifications are possible.
but the total amounts and proper
tons from each should be similar
to those shown to provide adequate
nourishment. 4.
Vegetables and fruits. the exhibit
explains, are depended on for bulk.
mineral matters, and vitamines. A
family of five needs about fifty.two
hounds of fresh and canned fruits
and vegetables and three pounds OF
dried fruits and vegetables in q
week, providing one-fifth Of the
needed fuel for the upkeep of the
body. The proportion of fruits and
vegetables in the diet may be raised
or lowered by hak, but the use Of
some leaf vegetables, such a.
lettuce. In essential.
yaIus NJ Foods.
,.,,, "a .,,,,,.r ,ood. ,h.
MIN. NM H,,,- s.,..a.s 80
80, - ,,a,,,n...
~, ss..,s .,,-.,.h.. liz. a "A
'in - a.-s go. 40. ton A
ss ~ o.. -. ,..,-,..n nr.r,,
' -, .ou,a. =, o,h.,
"u 'e -, -,...,,,e.,,.. vh,.h
,,ro,Jd. ahout one.fifth of the needed
fusI for the body For adults this
nronort,on of food of this type may
he raised or lowered by half. For
a famiIv with three children four.
teen quarts m milk IN the minimum
allowance. B.fF =
CereaIs are depended on for fuel
ana prote,n. and IN made from whole
grain for yitamines. Seven and a
half mounds of dry cereals and ten
nounds of bread made from seven
and a half pounds of -four are
needed for family OF five. This
amount provides about three-tenths
Of the needed fuel for the body
The proportion of food of this cias.
sification may be raised or lowered
by half. The use of whole grain
products is essential II vegetables
and fruits are scarce.
Northw..t nav
sugars anu o'her s"eees are oe
pended on for fuel and flavor
Three hounds of suRar and candy
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
MAN SENTENCED BY COURT
TO TAKE WIFE TO MOVIES

CHICAGO, Feb. ia quarrel
with his wife yesterday resulted In
Joseph Nowick being sentenced to
take her to the motion pictures every
Saturday night and to church every
sunday by Judge Haas. in police
court.
"It will cost you $3.50 II you don't. Z"
the Judge told him.
The Washington times., 1922-02-15
Pyramid DispeIs
Fear Of Piles

The Relief from Pain, Discomfort
and Distress Has Made Pyra-
mid Pile Suppositories Famous
Perhaps you are struggling with
the pain and distress of itching.
bleeding. protruding piles or hem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
FINANCIAL
business OpportunifIcs

IRE YOT GOING MO BUSINESS
FOR YOURSELF t-lf 80. read our
Iouk. The story OF World Tire
Stores 10 explains a great legiii-
mate proposition which Is making
thousands Of dollars for hundreds IF
business men right nOw-today. For
free book write Dept 4. r, los Michi-
gan ,Av.. Chicago.
READ BEYERS' LIST OF GREAT
BUSINESS BARGAINS-FOr sale, one
best DRY goods shoes ready 60 -wear
apparel stores in this city, with five
wear lease. cash or terms. at 6jc on the
dollar. i've grocery stores. three gar
ages one tire repair shop. one shoe re-
pair shop restaurants hotels. room
Ing houses. one dandy stand for pop
corn. candles etc. one bakery. cigars
candles. ice cream one cOnfcctionery.
two pool rooms. one barber shop 81
great money makers. See Beyers lee
fore YOU buy or sell II. Is. odd Eel
lows Bldg Open Tues. Thurs, sat
evenings till p. m. Main lGS3
BRANCH MANAGERS for towns OF 1900
or over. employ statesmen and ladies
fast selling speciality Of universal APP
peal peculiarly adapted 90 present
business conditions. Wire or write
Dramer SUNNY Co. Pitts bUrg. Pa
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MERCHANDISE
Household Goods.

Household Goods. 50
BABY BTGGl Tor sale Price $500 (.
cost $1,000 when new. Sacrificing on
account of leaving city. Inquire Mrs
Wilson. COZ T. jefferson 81. Phone
Lincoln l4O7.
FOR SALE Copper bottom boilers
S1SJ. Galvanized 81 - wash tubs soc
Velvet rugs. 27KJ4 SECS This j. all
new goods Also good line ot ne
and used furniture +. Wiuenger
Son, - Chaplin ~ L-GiQ5
HEATING STOVE Also one buffet. one
dining table. small Tables one pedestal
and one bed Go \ Main ST
SEE Our LAMP SHADE SPECIALS
SOl TIL BEND LAMP SHADE 60.
Cor. jefferson and J.. w +. Lin. 1873
LIVING ROOM. sun room and dining
room electric fixtures for sale $50
Edcewater Drive. Mshawaka. Phone
Nishawaka llG5 1913
SEWING MACHINES - Large assert
ment new and rebuilt. all kinds Right
price. easy terms Open evenings.
Wise sol y. Hill st. South Bend.
Mishawaka branch. 2uO1 W. Sixth 81
SPRINKLING HOSE AND
REFRIGERATOR
= in. 5-ply guaranteed hose. loc re-
n $ in. l2c per IT.. moulded hose
made. Our refrigerators are the cele-
brated Quincy line and priced low
20 10; box for $1,000. Other sizes
equally low
AVERY & HULL
10 Main st.
WASHING MACHINE for sale Practic-
ally new Hamilton Beach rug washing
machine. Phone Mishawaka 1907.
VACUUM CLEANERS-W have just
taken over the agency for the Ameri
can vacuum cleaner. Sold on weekly
payments. Phone Main 107 for demon
Strati0n and prices. =. II. Moran *
Son. l32 \. Michigan 81.
SCHWARTZ'S EASTER BARGAIN
Walnut Fin. Dressing table $3.50
Reed davenport $500. Kitchen cabi
net $3.50: Davenport table $3.50.
Walnut Fin. dresser. S29.J0. Gen. Reed.
pc. suite. $3.50 Walnut Chiforette.
$3.50: Wood bed. SD 30. "a i'm. Walnut
dining table. S36JO Blue leather Wal
nut Fin chairs. S6.2J Walnut Fin.
music or record cabinet $50; Cos
tuners. $500: End table. SG.7j. AL
% - :. Chapln 81. Phone Lin. 274j.
Omen Mon. Thurs and Sal nights.
ARE YOU the person that's looking for
bargains in used furniture: We have
plenty Of these bargains I'm our EK-
change Department. Third floor, 1lG
:. Michigan ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
BUSINESS SERVICE
Heating And Plumbing.

Ask FOR our prices on bathroom sets
We also install ARCOLAS. -. X.
Plumbing Co. SIS S. Chaplin
PHI MIXING and heating repair work 81
nI kinds estimates checrfullv fur
uished Ben Turuock g. Co. J2l r
Jefferson Blvd Main 1855
SUPPLIES for IN plumbing purposes.
Steam and hot water heating work
done hy c~uerts Thos Il McGrath
f3S r Iasalle Main 3GS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments And Flats "a
COLFAN Az. W. l2-Thorouxhly mod
ern steam heated apartment 0f five
rooms and hath. close BOZ, partly fur
uiSknd
S MAIN ST. 40 Strictly modern, three
room bachelor apartment 90 four re-
spongible men. employed References
Private nnfraNrf
f2usinrss Places For Rent IS
UPSTAIRS FLOOR Of warehouse cheap
Also part ~ main floor. Good LOADING
platform Central location. Main sS55
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Business Property So
BUSINESS NACANT-We will sell OK
lease for long time. two pieces ut va.
cant in business district G0Xl6J and
G0X120. Davies X Walsh 2ll W. JET
ferson Blvd. Lincoln 5779.
FOR SALE Small manufacturing bust
ness Call Saturday OF Monday. 200
y. Church ST.. or phone Mishawaka
203l for appointment 15t2
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rs Listed Under Classifcations 81 and S.
EMPLOYMENT


Help Wantcd-siaIe 81
BLACKSMITH wanted. one with some
knowledge Of tool work Apply Pur
chasing Dent. Birdsell Mfg Co
SIN CARPENTERS wanted Voirht i.
Bradford. .ul 2n2 Citizens Bank Bldg
ENPERIENCED MAN wanted 10 work
on farm. Phone lib Wildwood or write
20 g. Mast. Bremen. Ind, Box s.
FIKEAlEN AND BRAKEAiEN-R Begin
uers $50. later $50 monthly exper-
fence unnecessary (which position %.
Write railway. News Times.
LABORERS wanted Apply q. Joseph
hospital kuehn-Jordan Co.
MECHANIC Wanted. a good an around
mechanic CAPABLE Of handling inspec-
zion work. Must be thoroughly famil-
far with blue prints and measuring
tools. state experience on gasoline en-
zine and magnetic work. Also salary
expected Write Box l0T. News Times
MN wanting railway station office posi-
tlOns with transportation furnished.
experience unnecessary. write quick.
Baker Supt. Dept 40. Wainwright. ST
Louis.
MEN wanted who will be willing 20 work
for 50 per week. with remarkable op-
p0rtunity for Advancement Reply
k"' ~ 30 Farmers Trust Go Ask for
ar. wood between : and l. a. IN. and
"AtA r. NtNt
I SALES,dEN- Security saIesmen 10 work
on q bona fide deal i'm South Bend
I Our men are closing leads fast Be
/ tween 10 and - a m. Mr.. Roger 1lG
). Michigan ST.
TENOGRAPHERS WANTED
\ large edition printing and publish
/ ing house requires the services OF sew
} eral experienced stenographers. prefer
ably those who are ambitious 90 adj
vance 10 executive positions. Living
/ aud social conditions very best pos
/ sib!e Interview az any time Robert
/ l.. Hicks Corporation. publisher Spe-
/ Cialty Salesman Magazine. South Whit
lev. Indiana
4 -Experienced auto mechanic
At once South Bend Nash Motor Car
J Company.
/ WANTED-TwO neat appearing young
/ men. over % years. 20 travel with
J manager. Polish speaking preferred
/ Position worth 81 20 s. a day See Mr..
+ Britton. 10 : o.. m. all this week. 112
: William 81
T WANTED. PAKTNER-This is real
/ opportunity for . progressive young
business man 10 obtain an interest in
/ wholesale business handling staple
/ articles Must invest 81 POO state age.
/ education. past business and present IN
first letter Full investi cation invited.
RoX !32 News Times
( TRY 4 LOAF Of Purity bread It's diff
ferent Ask your grocer.
( WANTED-Tpset forging machine oper-
/ ators for up-tO- date. well equipped
forging plant located in Chicago.
Steady work hest Of wages. and pleas
! ant working conditions Apply In per
son or by letter 20 Mr.. Tinkham.
/ Works Manager. Am Forge Co, 2G31
). Ioyne Av.. Chicago Ill
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

SMALL STORE on West WashingtoB
81 for rent. Suitable for shoe shop.
candv store or bakery. In. 66Jd
South Bend Realty Co
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

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WANTED

EXPERIENCED TIRE MACHINE
BUILDERS AND FINISHERS.
PIECE WORK STEADY EN-
PLOYMENT. APPLY KOKOMO
ITHBER co. KOKOMO. IND.
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w HAVE customers for moderate price
houses ~ you want 20 sell call as
s. NJ ROBINSON a. SON
Ia y Main ST. Second Floor
Main 6S5
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ALrMAN.s FARM BARGAINS

FARMS small farm fulr equipped .
mile, FROM South Bend good neigh
horh0Od possession M once fine crops
II YOU want "a real bargain see as 30
once. earn Bros. Gi2 Farmers Trust
Hfdg Main 2cl. Residence N faiN
FARMS with buildings. fruit and stock
near lakes. rivers town and schools 3
square deal or your expenses paid.
Write 10 +. Dietrich. Paw Paw, Mich.