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The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.--wheat for
September opened unchanged to Kc
higher at LOS @-.05k, while Deccm.
Der and MAY were NC higher TO nc
lower. Trade moderate, with market
developing further weakness immedi.
ateIy after the start. Liverpool fu.
lures started I'd lower. Receirts Is
here were estimated at 430 cars.
Corn started X to Nc lower for
September. and n TO NC off for
more deferred futures. Trade slow,
with scattered hedging pressure and
timated at 100 cars. Oats started
unchanged to Nc lower, with dull
and featureless trade.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
scHWAB BUYS CONTROL .
OF STUTZ MOTOR STOCK

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Charles NJ.
Schwab, head of the bethlehem Steel
Corporation, has taken over the
Guarantee Trust Company's control
of Stutz automobile stock, the trans
action involving close TO $4,000. 900.
It was reported today.
The name of Allan A. Ryan, the
stock broker, who recently failed for
s32 900 900 and hero OF the famous
Stutz corner, thus passes from Stutx.
Ryan owes Schwab approximately
ss05. 900 on money advances which
were not secured.
II the reported ss.ooo,ooo was paid
for the automobile company, lt
would take the 100000 shares ef its
outstanding stock worth t4s a share.
The stock now ssils on the curb Cor
about tls.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10

Reports filed with the commits
sion show that the 1913 roads In
this class had a net operating In
come of $T6,470, 500, as compared
with $61 ,eSo,O for May of this
year. and with s5o,ss4ooo for June.
Although the earnings for last
mpune represent a return OF 4.7S
Der cent on the tentative invest
ment as fixed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, tabulations
show that the roads We're short $ls,.
bt6, 400 of realizing a return OF 8
per cent on this valuation, and $15,.
664.917 below the 5A per cent fixed
by the commission In its rate de-
cision. In May the rate Of return
was 4.36 per cent and in June, 1921,
BIB per cent.
Reports filed with the commits
sion show that the 199 roads had
operating revenues totaling S472,-
O,600, which was an increase Of
~ per cent over the same month
last year, while their operating ex-
penses amounted to 1858, 900, a
decrease of Az per cent comnared
with June, 1921.
For the first six months this
year the net operating income of
the railroads totaled s34s s.Ss7. 400,
compared with $145, ,639 800 during
the same period last year. This is
at the annual rate of return on
their tentative valuation of 4.43 per
cent, compared with 1.S5 per cent
during the first half Of 1921. Op-
3erattng revenues for the first six
months totaled $2,606, SAT- 900, de
crease of 2h per cent compared
with the corresponding period last
tailed s2,o75, Sc, 900, a reduction Of
12.1 per cent under those for the
first six months last year. Com
PARSONS show that the carriers dur
ing the first half of 1922 fell short
$123,S36,5 800 of realizing per cent
return on the tentative valuation of
their properties, used for transpor-
tation purposes.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
GOTHAM TRADE
EXPOSITION IS
GREAT SUCCESS
Great Carnival Of U. s. Made
Goods Enters Fourth Day
In WhirI of Activity.
BY JOHN G. KLEIN.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Amid a
mad whiri of buying and selling
on a scale to indicate returning
confidence in the countrys pros
perity and reflect Improvement I'm
business conditions throughout the
country, Americas first National
Merchandise Fair swept into its
fourth successful day, today.
Attempted for the first time in
imitation of the ancient and annual
European fairs. the fair has al
ready demonstrated itself q success.
More than IL 900 buyers from re-
tail dry goods and other establish
ments in every section OF the coun-
try had registered by. this morning,
attend before the exhibition closes
August rs. The fair, which occu-
pies ten floors OF the Grand Gen.
trail Palace. Is held under the aus
pices of the National Retail Dry
Goods Association, in cooperation
with the National Retailers Asso-
citation.
Thing Of Magnitude.
The fair presents a larger and
more varied collection Of home and
foreign-made articles than has ever
been gathered under one roof. and
has served to bring together for
J the first time in the history Of
American trade thousands Of busi-
ness men who are meeting and ex-
changing views on selling methods
and the. problems connected with
their own special lines.
Business is brisk in all depart
"a x.wL&t.lftA,,
customers are being won by firms.
larger scale than within recent
months. II is reported.
Among the Chicago buyers are
u. s. Grant, of Carson. Pirie q
Scott; William r. johnson, of Man
del Brothers, and p. v. Bouterse,
OF the Rothschild Company. All
Of them declared business ives I'M
proving In their city and that the
betterment is expected to increase
greatly by fall.
C. II. Hurd, of Jordan, Marsh
q Co., Boston, said:
Booming I'm Boston.
"If anyone doubts that trade con-
ditions are getting better, they
ought to visit Boston. 1t is true
the coal and railroad strikes are
giving a little uneasiness in some
quarters, but as every one knows,
such troubles are transitory and
things will soon be on a normal
basis. The general outlook for bet
ter business Is excellent"
| c. J. Giblin, Of ]. L. Hudson
Company, and J. 8. Meredith. OF
Edison, Moore & Co., Detroit. were
both very optimistic concerning the
future Improvement of business.
Milton Murray, of O'Connor-Mof-
fat Company, San Francisco, re-
ported that business conditions
there are not only good. but get.
| ting better day by day. His view
was indorsed by Miss J. Walsh, OF
Raphael WE'LL & Co.
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Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Sterling,
demand, 4.45%; cables, 4.45S
Francs, 7.s5 and 7.96h. Lires, 4.5lh
and 4.52. Marks, .0011h. Belgians,
7.54h and 7.55. Drachmas, ais and
$50. Swiss francs, 1900 and 1902.
Guiiders, demand, 3S.72 and 3s.77.
Pesetas, 15.46 and 15.4S. Sweden
kronen, 26.13 and 26.17. Norway,
1922 and 1875. Denmark, 21.4s and
21.53. ....ar., -.a .....-
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
BANDITS ARE UNGALLANT
TO GIRL BANK EMPL DYES

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. TO-
Three armed abndits raided the Penn
Avenue State Bank yesterday while
the cashier was at lunch, forced the
girl employees to lie on the floor,
looted cash drawers, a vault, and the
safe of SIS, 900 In cash and securities.
and escaped in an automobile.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
STEEL INGOT YIELD
DECLINES IN JULY

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-A report
Of the American Iron and Steel In
stitute available today shows steel
ingot production in July fell off
147,373 gross tons from that in June
This is the second curtailment in
output recorded since the coal and
Arailroad strikes started. ..
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Citrus Fruits In Demand.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1o.-Califor.
mia oranges at the opening of the
market today were in good de-
mand at between $3.50 and $3.50
a box. California lemons were
somewhat lower, two cars selling at
1920 to s4.75 box. Seedless
grapefruit sold at $3.50 to $3.50
|a box. California Bartlett pears
were firm.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
0. K. Loan to Cotton Men.

The War Finance Corporation to-
day approved a Government loan of
37,000,000 to the Staple Cotton
Growers Cooperative Association Of
Mississippi to assist in the orderly
marketing of cotton.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Rail Bond Issue Authorized.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
ION today authorized the Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and Western railroad
20 issue $1,000,00 of first mortgage
3 per cent gold bonds. .a0
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
INCREASE REPORTED IN
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.--The
United States Steel Corporations
reports unfilied orders on Us books
-as of July 81 Of b,776,161 tons,
against b,s35,b31 tons on June 30
last and t,sso,4so tons on July
81, 1921.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The cotton
market was steady at the opening
today. October sold at 20.12. off 9;
November. 20.1s, off 4: December,
2o.1s. off Q; January. 1905. of Q;
March, 20.12,
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Local Stocks.

Sales.
Washington Gas 71k's, $600@1o5A,
Capitol Traction 5's, $1,o009sSA,
81 ,000@98A.
Metropolitan Railroad b's, $4,000
97%.
Washington Railway and Electric
AS, 81, ,000@75, $1,00@75.
Washington Railway and Electric
common. 10457h, 10Q67%, 100
57h, 10@57A, 10@57&.
District National Bank, 10@170,
10Q170, 10Q170. 10@17O, 1o@f70,
10@170, l0@170,. 10@170, SOTO.
Lanston Monotype. 6Q%M. IL
QS0.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 5@151.
After call:
washington Gas TVS. s1oo@1obH
$400@105A.
American Security and Trust Com
pany, 10Q290.
Money-Call loans,, 5@6 per cent
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
saaHHer7 B BUSINESS AND FINANCE ~AA#aas~a
Railroad Earnings
Increase During June
Net Operating Income $76,47O,5OO Against
SCI, ,980,600 in May.
BY HARRY GUSACK,

Railroad earnings for the month of June win show in
over 2 per for the month last year. according
to reports filed by the class railroads of the country
with the Interstate Commerce Comsson.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
sTox-EoREIaN BONDS, :.
Foreign Bonds.
Bid. Asked

Furni.hed By W. B. Hibbs q Co.
The Washington times., 1922-08-10

= Open. High. Low. Close
Money on call. a AZ 30. %.
Stock sales up to-
IL =, m. ~ noon. ! p. m Up. m.
176,700 2s1, 400 ........ .......
Bond sales up to-
II q. m. IL noon. ] p. m. 3p. m
3,040, 900 4,S4S,000 ........ .......
The Washington times., 1922-08-10
Oil Stocks.

trurn,.hed BY W. 3. Hlse. a col
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11
HANS NIELSEN LOST OFF LIBBY CANNEaY TENDER

JUNEAU: Capt A. J. Nelson, com mander of the Libby, McNeil & Libby cannery tender Libby Maine and N. M. Shaw, chief engineer on the tender Excursion from Taku Harbor, arrived here this week to report to the customs the loss of Hans Busche, first officer on the Libby Maine, on March IA.
 The exact cause of the tragedy is unknown Busche was supervising the crew who were taking in sail. A gale was blowing and heavy sea running and 1t is supposed that Busche was hit by the threshing sail and knocked into tn ewater.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11
EASTERN MAN CHOSEN BY
 GOVERNOR TO BE CLERK

JUNEAU: April 11.-P. W. M. Col burn of Washington, D. C., has been appointed chief clerk in the office of Governor Scott c. Bone, according to information received here today. MT. Colburn accompanied the Governor on his recent return from Washington, and has taken up his duties.
 The position to which MT. Colburn has been appointed has been vacant for several months It was formerly held by L. L. Harding, who was pro- noted to be Secretary to the governor on the resignation of George W. Folta.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11
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The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11

FOR SALE-Ohio Steel range, six hole, in good condition; cost $90, for sale for $50 cash. Apply Gateway. If
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11
PORTER J. M'CUMBER IS
 CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION

WASHINGTON: Senator Porter J McCumber of North Dakota, chairman of the Senate finance committee an- nounced today that he was candidate for reelection. Former senator Gron- na announced that he would be can
 The Gateway has bundles of old pa- pers for sale. Spring housekeeping is not complete unless you put new pa- pers under the carpets. You can get a large size bundle for 25 cents.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11

SEWARD AND THE KEY; UNITED THEY STAND. If
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-11
BIDS IN TANANA BRIDGE
 BE OPENED NAY FIRST

SEATTLE: Bids for the big steel bridge to be constructed on the Alaska Government railway across the .Tana- na river will be opened here on May 1 by Major B. c. Dole, purchasing agent for the Alaska Engineering Commis- sion. Funds fo rthe bridge were re- gently provided by Congressional ap- propriation.
 Tire big bridge will be one of the features of the Government railway. It's estimated cost is in excess of one million dollars. Plans of the Alaskan Engineering Commission call for it's erection next winter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13

EVERY HING in life suggests either
growth or decay nothing remains The
same. The man who is NOT planning
aud saving o. build home eventually.
is allowing hi, VIII power Goo weak Ken
and is going backward whether Do is
conscious OF DO or NOT The hnmeIf he
air of HARTEE HEIGHTS VIII cause
m8uy Oh renew their energies and
strive harder 20 realize their amhi
lions FOR % home LOUIS g.. PALMER
8 Co. AZ Union Trus- Bids VI 1850
FOR SALE Cheap Tor cash. seven room
house. close to school and car line Fpr
particulars inquire sos y. 2th 81
FOR SALE some good farm bargains
all sizes many with stock. tools and
crops Eighty acres. fine location ono
~ the hest farms ln the township
fine large house. stucro finish base
mcnt fun size large basr fuof house E.
poultry house. new double garage. 3
passenger car. 40 arres hay that will
70 from to 3 tons per acre. Large Ior
wheat corn. oats. potatoes Z acres
fruit: 10 acres timber. 3 fine horses. E
head cattle. an hogs. chickens. This
farm is FULLY equipped with tools 81 an
kinds Wood aud coal ON hand for
winter Price for this farm with ev
ervthIng ScoOoO VIII sell on good
terms or take good house in
G0 svrns No. ! land good buildings.
IS sores apples, - percent Baldwins
Large number 81 these trees viii 20
over ~ bushels to tree. io acres small
fruit. bllauce grain TLis farm will
move than pay out every three years
Price only $1,000
e. r. Shcler, lGn East Main So. Ben
ton Harbor. Mich.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES
in
COLONIAL GARDENS

rooms. large reception room. living
room. dining room and kitchen on first
floor, 2nd floor. three large bedrooms
4 closets and bath. large basement, ce-
ment floor and drain. hot air furnace
with combination water heater; large
east front lot.
> room bungalow. large east front
lot. This home is completely modern
including bookcases, cupboard. water
heater and laundry drain in floor
These houses are a sample OF he high
class homes we are erecting In Colonial
Gardens. Call az our Office Our sales
above homes and ernl,{n our easv nsv-
ment plan.
COLPAERT REALTY CORR
Rms y Blackstone Theater Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
MERCHANDISE


WANTED To bus wardrobe trunk DO
qu.-e Hotel Gers. R2bertson Hoiel
WAITED rg HT "a roll top desk
must D. In good condition reasonable
price can T. 1851
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13

n ACRES with stock and tools Will
consider south Bend. MishawNka or
Elkharr property ga exchange price
comp iefe $1,000
AAAln Isl CARS BROS
Res. Aaln ass. g. Farmers Trust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TANGTI-S EAECATNS

e.
10 r II. all modern, with . lots High
Hand Blvd. $500.
II. H.. toilet and sink in the house.
| W. Fisher ST.. $500.
II u. brick house one Of the finest
! looking houses in the city, all modern.
/ with . garages :. Scott ST. $4,000
r. H. Knedall ST.. $500.
. houses on Dorothy St. one rooms
and the other { rooms. both for $4,000
r. H.. W Ewing av.. 81 800.
II. brick house, just of Of Prairie
S r. H. with sink and toilet and gas
I'm the house. $. Scott St. $500
r. H. near Lincoln way W, all mod
6 L. II. W. Washington av., hot AK
6R. H. Merry av.. $1,000.
6 r. H. $. Scott ST.. double. brick.
. r. H E sorin St. across the rvier,
$500
> r. Fl. Camden ST.. 1900.
4 X. II. on :. Laurel ST., near Division.
gas and electric. $500
X, H., Merry av.. So 2OO
g X. II. $. Harris ST.. 50 500
x. II. w. Colfax av near Walnut St.
s. 200
5 r. f.. Pagin 81. with garage. $500.
FARMS
1 A. on y Olive St with 4 r. n $500
A. just east of the city limits with
: r. H.: - peach trees. { plum. 3 cherry.
3 apple JOO strawberry plants some
gooseberry: , 4S6-egg incubaiors. also ,
brOOder stoves, sink and water with sup
ply tank In the house. pumped with y
horse power gas engine. hen houses. !
SKI. / 51X3O. I 2JNl>, with or 700
chickens all for $500
- A. near Country Club. joiuiu. the
golf grounds. one Of the best fruit ana
chicken farms near the city limits VIII
sell reasonable for cash or terms.
"a A. with Il. II. and other buildings.
crops and tools. on Lydick Rd- near the
city $1,000
81 A. jus, west Of the city. with r.
H.. furnace ana water in the house. =
barns and silo. and other buildings. VIII
sell or exchange for city property
Bend Az. Farm LAYS on both sides Of
road. with r. H.. $500.
46 A northeast of city limits with O.
Il. Fl. / = a. grapes Price $500 VIII
also exchange for small piece Of city
- A. just west Of city limits, without
buildings. 800
100 4 without buildings near Cassop-
oils. Mich. $1,000.
go A. Cas,opoIis. Mich cash $3.50
"a A. ON Chicago Rd- with Z room cot
205 A near city limits. northeast with
Al buildings. - a. timber VIII ex.
change for city property.
double garage. JUST east II Dixie High
way. ar station & $500
r. TT. ON Dixie Highway. just across
the state line with lots 5000
VACANT LOTS
lo-S ou Y Johnson 81. 41x24 each.
for cash. VIII sell very reasonable.
lot. 33Vl3- EeuwoOd Az. all assess
mpnts paid $500
1 lot ou Prairie Az $50.
l0t Ou corner n Ca-aiIa and Calvert
$50
3 lots LaSaue Park. 4OK1eo each price
S2O0 each
lot on y Mead 81. JUST wes- Of Lin
coin WAY. size 40x1@S. price $50.
lot, ou Donald 81. east III Leer ST.
$40 each.
L.. ON Prairie Az jus west Of Wal
nut $500
I lot on Milton ST.. 3ex120. an assess
meu,s and pavement paid Tor. Cash
Sf1UI
ALEX s. LANCET,
O9 = Chapni ST.
Phones L-12w. Main 3GGR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
VACANT LOTS.

NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY-With the
consistent building Of houses. and the
constant demand for building locations
caused BY the steady increase Of the
citys population, vacant lots are won
derful Investments Did you ever stOD
10 consider how fast South Bend Is
developing, and how much YOU could
vacant property two years ago? The
next two years will show q greater in
crease In price than the past two have
Buy now before the prices increase
Our prices on unsOld vacant lots are
the same as a year ago. The prices
however. will soon be advanced as the
property IS building up rapidly. All
Of our sub divisions are in good lOca-
Prices range from $500 TO $500 %
and can be purchased on the monthly
payment plan. no interest or taxes for
1 year On some OF these lots YOU can
build a temporary home. and escape
the high rent We will helm Won II.
nance a home on any Of our locations
we will build for Won when YOU
have paid enough in on your lot for
a first payment.
We have made many Disguised renters
happy. and home loveTs--Ask any OF
our clients
Al your first opportunity call us and
we will show you some Of these loca-
tions BETTER start now.-dOn't delay
any longer
We are open every evening Come "a
and let Us explain our home owning
plan. No obligations on your part.
Have you seen Oakwood Manora
Meyers-Long Company
$50 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13

8 ROOM BUNGALOW Furnace, electric
lights bath, large basement, garage.
Price 5000
Main 23l GARN BROS
Res Main ASS. 81 Farmers Trust
NEW @ ROOM BUNGALOW miles
from courthouse: 81 mile from Dixie
Highway y. New RIM bungalow. oaN
floors. fun basement, double garage.
10 acres well tmbered land, SJO0O.
Favorable terms. o. r. Beyler. 223 $
Lafayette 81 1860.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
HASTINGS REALTY co.
21S y. Michigan 81.

HASTINGS REALTY co
IS y. Michigan ST
Cash or Easy Payments
Oren Evenings. Lincoln $40
s room house on y. Jackson St Part
" modern. Close 10 car line $1,000.
8 room stucco house Clifford Court
River Park. $1,000. 500.
room all modern but furnace Nc.
Cartney st. y block from car line
$500; terms.
6 room all modern homo on Diamond
Az. Hardwood floors, laundry in base.
ment. $500
room cottage. large lot on Lincoln
Way East This Is an exceptionally
good buy and must be sold within "a
days. $500
HASTINGS REALTY co
DIS y Michigan St
Office open evenings. Lincoln GHC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale. S
FOR SALE

New suburban home now under con
strurtIun This home viii De modern
.u every respect Large basement uu-
der entire house. Firs- floor has large
living room with closet ni rear under
sra rw1y with mirrored door. dining
room and kitchen built iu bookcases
between living and dining rooms ,
kitchen with modern conveniences see
und floor has 3 nice bedrooms and
large bath room. 3 large closets. his
house wiz be- finished an I coats wors
inside and outside Size of lot with
house h 100 10 front bv as r. with
street on each end Have possession
ir ~ DAYS. II Won are loOking for
first class suburban home ask 20 see
this one
FRANK ! ANDERSON. Realtor
Ga Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 1858 Lincoln lJJ5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale
WHITCOMB s HELLER

NOR THWEST owner leaving for Cal
fornia. sept /. viii sacrifice room
square type partly modern home ar
81 .O0p less than actual value House
likc new and entirely redecorafed Best
cash and balance Ike rent Inyesfi-
gate this 90 Van Buren, -. Lincoln
sou
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
my Classification Has An Interesting Offer.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots For Sale

Lots For Sale IS
FOR Az ENVESTNfENT-I-s corner
lot near town. size 1O5x16J y La
f3yetie 50. near Leeper Park Spien
ald SIZE Tor fat or apartment build
ny Also room Tor or s good hung
allows Price only $3.50 5000 down.
nalance payments. This g. an excel
lent bargain considering the future
prosperity III South BEND. Bargain ~
ihis kind viii not be on the market
louE tall Mr. Moore County 25-F1
II g. MILLER
40 Farmers Trust Bldg Lin 5JJ
Are you thinking about LOTS
Make am offer for the Dot 40Xi30 north
cast corner Bertrand and Fremont SIS
belongs 90 non -resident who really
wants 90 sell Here j. your chance 90
81. Tot near school. park and Singers
factory A. practically your own price.
Another lot GGx1G0 southwest corner
offer
Also seven lots on F. Bisseu ST
$50 each.
LOTS FOR SALE
Miami and Donald St. 3j1l2j $1,000.
Longley and Olive ST. 45xl2S 40x12S.
4oxl2N Sll00. 500 500
Emerson Az. lots. 401l2O, $50 to
Smith s.. River Park sOxi2O. 500.
Fair View Az. 37xl329 500
5000
South Michigan and Victoria So,
45XlGj, Sl7J0
Walsh ANA visseu St. 45x1I4. 500
p. Jefferson Blvd. 67X59s. 5000
Chicago s.. : lots. 40x12e S12j.
LOOK FOR THE SIGN.
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
400 J NJ s. Bldg
Lincoln 2292.
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS-Near Stude-
baker Park. John Roth. Phone Har.
TWO LOTS on corner Of Elwood and
Olive Sis. for sale viii sell cheap.
CaI harrison 5S-Fi
We HAVE SEVERAL BTYERS or small
homes priced from $500 to $500 on
terms Phone US your house 10 list
for quick sale Davies & Walsh, 2l1
W Jefferson Blvd Lincoln 57T9
Shore Property For Sale SO
A GOOD PLACE FOR PTCNTCS-On
Lower Fish Lake. Ind. Good fishing.
boating, and bathing. For particulars
address Oak Beach Summer Colony,
DIS \. Mich. st.
FOR SALE-Choice, weII-Iocated lake
frontage on the drive: I'm the country.
Louis :. Schulz. ST Joseph. Mich
Real Estate For Exchange IS
A NINE ROOM house for exchange for a
small farm. about four or five miles
from the city. Inquire John Pinter.
r. No. . Box 32-A. Granger. Ind
FOR SALE
Or would exchange for suitable South
Bend property. % acres good building
land, level and good on main high
way. This farm. owing 10 closing an
estate sold for about one half its real
worth Price SGJOO.OO
NOlGT * BRADFORD
20l-2 Citizens Bank Bldg
I.-511l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-13
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