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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
Young Man Killed
by Train Sunday

Mrs Steele Of 614 East Salamanca
street, received phone call Sunday night
from Brewton, Ala, to the effect that
her brother, Herman Wyatt, rs years Of
are. was struck by L. & N. train near
that place and instantly killed. Mrs.
Steele left yesterday for Brewton.
The particulars of the sad occurrence
have not been learned here. Young wyatt
was recently employed in the shops here
before going to Bretwton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
FLORIDA LIVE STOCK

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. IL
Hogs; receipts light; prospects steady
heavies and packers $50; mediums
$50; lights $50: heavy pigs $50;
light pigs $50: roughs 400 500
Cattle; receipts light; prospects
steady; steers $50 a 500: bulls 1'2o
a $50: yearlings 200 g. $50; cows 200
a $50: veal calves 400 q 500; can
ners 100 a $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
ohIcAoo WhEAT.

CHICAGO. Sept. 12-Hedging sales
from the northwest and from the south
west as well, together with lack OF specu-
lative demand. led to declining prices to-
rtiav for wheat. The market closed unset
tied. Id cent to is cent net lower
with December 100 7-s to 1.o1 and May
1.Os to LOO 1-s. Corn finished unchanged
to SIS to 8-A down, oats off ia to 3-S
to la and provisions varying from 10
cents set back to cents advance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
Interior Movement,
coTroN SEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Following an
easy start, cotton seed oil worked higher
on demand from old crop shorts and com
mission house buying on the advance IN
!. = cotton. Clsing prices were 1 to 10 points
net higher. Sales s.700 barrels. Prime
<scrude 500; prime summer yellow spot
$50; october 7s9; December 7.5S; March
=. TIE ell bid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
MANY BIRTHS AND
FEW DEATHS HERE

During the month Of August there
were III births In the city Of Pensacola
and only 20 deaths. That is. the death
rate was less than one-fourth as large
as the birth. The local health depart
rnent is evidently doing good work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
STRAY HEIFER
IN CITY POUND

A stray Jersey heifer was picked up
by the city police about a week ago and
pIaGed in the city pound. II no claimant
appears within few days the bovine will
be sold at public auction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
PENSACOLA BUGGY WORKS
Pensacola, Florida

road-hnpacts that endanger truck mechanism.
They cushion loads over the toughest going.
They are Most Miles per Dollar Tires
that have held the respect and endorsement OF
users since the beginning of motor transport
Recent Firestone Developments along these
lines are worth your knowing about. It viii
mean not only lower costs, but better more
reliable service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13

Make srre your trucks are operating fun
time. The truck that's moving is the truck
that's paying. Go over your tires, for hauling
efficiency is dependent on proper tire equipment
Firestone Truck Tires are built in types to
meet ali trucking condiions-ight delivery
service, medium and heavy duty hauling.
protection against the constant battering Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-13
JAcksONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 12.-Tur-
pentine quiet; 1923 a 1913 IA: sales
none; receipts ACT: shipments 175;
stock 1921.
Rosin steady; sales lao; receipts
1,4o4; shipments 293; stock 165,6S5
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-03

a high lope to keep in sight. He re-
turned next day and said hei shore
had a time
J. E. Focht passed through Stanley
yesterday en- route to his ranch three
miles up Valley creek from Stanley.
Mr.. Focht has been mining at Bay
horse this winter.-They all return
with the robbins, and legend says that
after drinking Salmon river water
they can't stay away.
Melvin Gerdner, Waterman at the
"Dredge", was in town early and re-
turned while the crust was good. Mutt
Is some hiker''
The Stanley country. has been for
the past week, enveloped in myster-
ious haze. or smoke. 1t seems unus-
ual for this time of the year and being
no "wisemen" among US, we cannot
be sure Of the source Of the same. but
the most feasible reason for its ap-
pearance, we conclude is the terrible
condition Of the county road between
Stanley and Robinson Bar. The stage
driver Is a man of few words. but!
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster returned to
! their home on Loon creek. We
think Mrs. Foster very plucky wo-
man-tO tackle SO long tr1p on snow
shoes. Three days were taken coming
in, camping on Trail creek summit
one night
Herman Meissner of Sawtooth val
ley, below Obsidian, was a visitor ir
| town the first trip away from his
freside since Jack Frost drove hin
in-They all come out with the roch
chucks
H. C. Fisher, the "rag-time" fiddler
who lives in a scenic little spot neal
Stanley. is frequent visitor in town
Dad is spry young chap of about q
lyears-he doesn't mind walking HI
often plays all night for dances AM
goes home to milk the cows befor'
breakfast. We do not know what a
tracts him to town so often, but pre-
sumo its the natural beauty OF tn
Villages. Tanley.
Subscribe for The Messenger now
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-03

Chaliis will celebrate the 4th.
a Dig celebration here July 4th.
Join the Industrial Association.
Join the Industrial Association.
Please pay your subscription!
Join the Industrial Association.
Wilson Ellis was in town Wednes-
day on usiness.
Bert Lee has filed on a homestead
down the river.
Chas. Garsite was in town last Mon.
day evening on his way to May.
Ike Hardman, who, we are informed
mas been awarded the mail contrac,
between this place and Mackay, was
here the fore part of the week getting
innings lined out" preparatory to be
ginning upon his contract the first OIL
July. Mr.. Hardman states that HI
will employ REQ trucks on the route
We must ask all those knowing
themselves to be indebted to us Il
call in and settle their accounts a
once.-We. like all others canno
meet our bills unless we can collec
what il coming o Us.
Society Stationery Last week n
received a large shipment Of tn
very kites in society stationery 70
both men and ladies'. It is real, hon
est, classy stuff and Is going might
fast. Better come in and look 1
over. --
A slogan You have ooften heard
scatter sunshine with greeting cards
We try to look on the sunny side Q
things, but it's difficult sometime
when customer allows an account t
become long past due, as number {
ours have Please make the old worl
look brighter by sending US chez
today to cover your account If 20
are owing US. Thank you'll The E.
itor.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-03

II It's news we print II.
Chall!s will celebrate the 4th.
Join the Industrial Association.
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Messenger Want Ads bring results
Amos Leaton was in Pocatello last
= week on business.
Verne MCGOWAN left last Monday
morning for Salt Lake City.
The band boys will give dance
at Dodge Hall. Friday, May 9Th.
DR.. Scarborough will be here Friday
and Saturday, May 18th and 18th.
Let me make your next new saddle,
chaps or bridle.-Rhodes, May, Ida.
e. R. Madsen and wife have been
n Challis for several days during the
past week.
Mrs. Addison Hansen is visiting
with relatives and friends at Mackay
this week.
D. B. Drake has purchased a new
1922 model Buick touring car from
q. R. Aadsen.
Jack Campbell passed through the
city the first of the week on his way
to Mackay from Patterson.
John Wornek and wife motored ov'
or from Pahsamaroi last Monday In
search of lambing crew.
Do you need new chapps, sadie,
bride. harness? Give Rhodes trial
He savyies the leather biz.
District court will re-convene IN
this city one week from today, wneh
q number of civil suits will be tired.
Bob Kent has moved back to MS
ranch on upper Lost river ai'er nav.
ing wintered his sheep in this Vaile!
Prosecuting attorney Milton "A.
Brown, left last Monday afternoon ~.
Mackay on business connected VII
his office.
noas x~our saddle, or other leather
goods need repairing? Send II "
Rhodes. May. Idaho. His prices anu
work are right
Judge Adair and Earl Weaver le ~.
hast Saturday for their homes at nla.
foot. after having conducted sew sew,
al weeks session OF Tue
court.
DR.. Philips wishes to announce t ,H"
ha has asain opened his dentai oii,.,
In Challis where he Is reau! ~ usca,ve
all his old customers anu "
new ones.
Miss Elsie Adamson spen m 'I narents
urday and Sunday WIN He. Wonday
In this city, returning ear cooher in
morning to her duties as 'e"> NV
the Ellis school.
w. R. Cheligarde left last G,s M0nu rSs
afternoon for Mackay. Ar. Saxs ,or
had been here for several u". scboo'
the purnose of bidding on the n srYy
honda for Keller Brothers Oh DeA
Al. Plume came into town lhe ,r ,t
ter part of last week from m,s hi:
near the Watt bridge anu n m tw,
family back out to the rah !" town tt
Of the children remaining In ''"A
0nish .he school term.
q ErAsss.- ,o,rn t(
lie falling nlu.smson went oV S;s wifi,
like people very May tak sIt I,ake Cit,
tn SHlt LAM
me they've seen thetn.o ,;coi treatment
ed home ina
:" said Grace. but II
that you cOuh ~,
IN Il. You are simply tElark ana ,af
me feel bad. You've got aHe 1ensh ome
why you're here and youpt Wv here 70
take Il out on me-" q. III,
not Mt allr' cried Ernie. ,;str;ct court
> II seemed to him the p
time had arrived Tor him Donald, o
II identity. ,ough town tn
'ides." he went en-. "yeu'ron their W.;
the false impression "trip TO .i"! ATS
,ne other than the persoompanise'G,s sn O
My name isn't George otto ,rmsy /
'at," ensped the girl, ner r,;t% the fam
1 astonishme0t. ."
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-03
Challis will celebrate the 4th.
Join the Industrial Association.
PURELY Personal

For Nice Smooth shavs-and lash.
ionAbls hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-Henry Mich
Of, Prop. advertisement
, 1922-01-18
Fabrics of Silk
And Straw Gipen
Favor for Hats

Mss Anne Frederickson. OF the
Anne,s Hat shop. has returned
srom an extensive buying trip 10
chicago and Kansas City She also
spent the Christmas vacation at her
home in the east. and visited FOR q
Jew days In Denver before return
ing to her pretty shop on the pal
cony OF the Midwest pharmacy
Miss ~Frededckson had the priv
lego OF working under the head de-
sdgner OF ID. b. F-sk while In Chi
caro. and reports that silk n
straw fabrics. exquisiteiy draped.
rule the dav, while tricorned n
beretta toques prevail as to shape
Miss Frederickson found that the
fabrics OF ~glistening finish. b oa'
ronet satin. the popular iaque nm.
ish. the straw cloths and artihcia'
straw aIIovcrs were displayed by
tho most exclusive artists In the
line of millinery while the blue
blacks and browns were trimmed
with reds and puppies. greens ano
, 1922-01-18
JOHN A. RlNER
RECALLED FOR SUIT

CHEYENNE. wyo. Jan. Is.
Judge John A. Riner. recently retired
from the United States Judgeship for
the district OF wyoming. viii be re-
called to the bench January Il. 70
sit with Judge Lewis of tho Colombo
district and Judge Kennedy Of the
a petition by the Wyoming Railway
wy ming district, at the hearing Of
company for an Injunction restraining
the interstate commerce commission
from enforcing on the Wyoming Rail
way company's line recently promui-
gated freight ratca on lumber. etc
The wyoming Railway company as
serts that inasmuch as II operates en-
tlrely in the state OF Wyoming. viz
only between Clearmont and Buffalo
the interstate commerce commissior
is devoid OF authority over Its rates
even though shipments 1t handles or
iginate outside Wyoming
, 1922-01-18

n,r-- with metallic effect or ori-
entail motif.
Although mGny Of tho most popu-
L. arc done In the dark o
a.. with tho brilliant hue trim
min1s the spor models IN the
hight coiors, tn majority Of love
Nv chapeaux are IN tho delicate and
light orchid and flower shades trim
med In dainty contrasting hues o.
have pearl plaques embroidered on
them
trimmings are wonderfui. MES
Frederickson Reports. from the last
Word in ribbon trims. with the
Knife pleating and tailleur effect 10
.he flowers designed in silks n
satirs from the ioveliest colors. and
70 the bead and oriental ceiiulo'd
? effects"
The new words IN the shops are
the Iaque trim. which is similar to
the cire, the visca cloth. the hair
aIlover material. M periwinke
blue, while all OF the flower and
fuchia shades are called by tins
names of the flowers
Small hats now. but larger yer,
soon" is the decree from Mis-
Frederickson.
, 1922-01-18
,por-ssentative for Mer-
FIELD eT Organization Outlines
Program

regular program
&c 49, q the caeino
Forum h,la ~ the Hsnnne -
81 Yesterday noon In be
ms,y topics. Repressn ~ the
- os the Natrona chaS ~. So.
.--,oaa Red Cross and 80. 10
80 ~ the Friendless w."
the Forum THRIFT
18th me spfrit o. mr.
IN ...oney W. o. Wilson CO.. =.
Wee .soyt address on h
cree ST and deveopeo
~ show,ng the various
topic y :, wills which are OF e-
teI NJ Tenple. district heid rep,
.s-. 81 h American @
CO, told OF tho aceomp - cos,
the local chapter OF inc ssnce
aov.rtnx the period In oeOA - N
~ Kittie B. Payne ms
charge OF the work Pad
~ ,a,d that the plans OF .
-. wore stnl chiefly IN PENN
-..-1ee person but announce
~. ,h,. work had virtually oeei
S.r,,s,ed IN Casper. BE also an
nounoed that the work OF the OIL -,
;zation was on the down sraae me- .
and fast returning to a normal oa .s'
The next great undertaking Or a. !.
~ cro.. Is handled under the ee
nar,men,s Of civilian r whicn y,
r,,,d.s moor and paper t-s u Au
mInistration TO the Ills ana heeu7 y
an persons Of the community
THAT this Red Cross function Is .
oulred in Casper is shown by the luo
,hat during the past year assistanc
Of various kinds was given l1e an
lies IN Casper. Mr.. Temple az
nounced that as funds of the organ
ization were at a low ebb here Una
General cooperation in Casper woui
be required TO keep the Office In e.
istenee. He also urged cooperate
In c~entralizing the work to avoid d
plicatIon Of relief thereby making Il
Of local organizations e
tend as far as possible.
John Pearson. district represent
, 1922-01-18
MAKING 0F W|[lSAND RED Cross
WORKARET OPICs0F MEET

,,v. Of III. soaety for tho Friendiess'
an organization which n three rune
,son~ namely, the prevention Of
lime. reform OF penal institutions
and transformation OF criminals. maae
A brief and interesting ak to ths
forum recItinE the work sceomplisheo
and contemplated
Mr.. Wilson then outlined his topi'
hv showing the classes of wills. th'
| contingencies which arise which re
ou,re previous protection and general
" developed the necessity Of making
a VIII. -
, 1922-01-18
WHY WoMEND GET DESP0ND
ENT

Are not women naturally as Hight
hearted. brave and hopeful as men
Yes certainly: but a woman's riga
ism is essentially different from a
man's-more delicate. more sensitive
and moro exacting. Women in deli
cate health arc more dependent, more
nervous. more irritable and more de
spondent. When woman develops
sleeplessness, backaches
headaches, dragging-down pains and
melancholia she should lose no time II
giving Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound n fair trial. as 1t vii
quickly diHpel such troubles. This
root and herb medicine contains nj
drugs and has been the standby Of
American womanhood for nearly %
Nears-AdV.
, 1922-01-18
MEN WANTED IN PLATTE
COUNTY ARE CAPTURED
IN THREE STATES, CLAIM

wHEArLAND. wyo-, jan Is
Peace officers of Platte county this
week are bringing IN prisoners from
three states as tho result Of captures
OF men wanted here during the last
ten days. Shsrir Payne went to Sc
attic to brsng back Il. E. Prescott
charged with family desertion; coun
" Attorney Lynch TO Eidora. Rans-
, 1922-01-18

TO get F7oyd Manning. charged with
selling mortsaged property. and couit
" Commissioner Cave to Geneva, H.
10 secure Henry Th-um. accused OF
obtaining money under false pre-
tense.
, 1922-01-18

Flying Is sid to be popular win
English women travelling 10 Pan. b.
cause II saves their c~ompiexions fun
the lust OF train 5~ourneys-
, 1922-01-18

Jsweiry and watch repairing by ex-
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. O.-S Bids,
aS-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HOUSES FOR SALE

10 buy 8IE3T-=5y0 NOW
As. House cor Birdseu and Linden
Possession ar once. small payment
IN. H. Z. Haney Ave. All modern
IN H. sadie ST.. an moder4 but
r. bungalow with garage. f Irv-
iuCron Ave $500.
7R. IT Kendall ST.. $500
Is. II Kendall ST s. .0et
s r. TT. W. Indiana Ave 5000
= B. IT, 5. William ST. 50 0oo
8 r. II " Monroe ST. just west az
Chaplin ST. $1,000
g r. n Merry Ave s. 20
r. H LaWton ST 5000
BUSINESS BUILDINGS
Frame store building with Z living
rooms s. Chaplin ST $1,000
story brick building with living
rooms on W. Washington Ave. $4,000
FARMS
A. Ardmore Heights. near car line.
81 OO0 cash
A. with room cottage or sample
I'd iust south ~ the Five Points
~ a. 10 niles northwest on Chicago
I'd $1,000
- A miles west. 50 no
2G0 A with l. alfalfa % A timber
near Edwardshurc. S65 per acre.
Room House with : or 6 lots on
Dixie Highway. Just north Of StVe
line. Better known as Okoboji addition
If interested I'm business buildings OF
fat apartments. kindly call
ALIEN. 5. IANGEL 500 S. CHAPLIN ST
Phones Lincoln 1906. Main 30e6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE

MANSON LAKE RESORT
Lake House Hotel Briggsvillei WIS
Beautiful Location. Good Fishing Rath-
ing Free Boats Clean Beds. Ten miles
from Portage also 10 miles from the
Dells. Excellent home cooking Satisfac-
ton Guaranteed Rates SIS per week.
Ernest Eo1f new nr0n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
FOR SALE

East Side Nine rooms modern but
furnace small payment down bargain
Harter Heights Seven large rooms
modern. colonial style; garage.
Main street Ten rooms two baths.
modern close TO Studebakers. Terms
n Have houses. bungalows and vacant
Flots on paved streets ia South part
q city
20 acres near Ardmore. interurban
service. no buildings
Wesley Van Vain
62f Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Beautiful suburban homes on famous
uI1.e Highway acres. room aouse.
barns .eous. electricity. furu1Ce. plenty
of fruIf $500 terms VIII trade fo1
one acre. rnam house. ri=H-v ~
shade. CD bearing fruit trees berries
and grapes barn So s1o. terms
Five acres. room new house. garage.
A.11ps E acre timber <i4moN Terms
9t acres small home garage
Fioreace Knoll TIE gem Of suburban
additions Lots SOB go $50 on car
Zine. 30 per cent cash. $40 per month
Su.heast o rooms part modern ;
5000 500 cash.
BsngaIox near Roselsnd. 9 rooms u
50 FH $3.50 cash
Nnr- nggesf close n splendid s. room
modern home Ho9red attic Dab trim ,
garage lot 5o11so $1,000 500 cash.
1--we blocks from center. good loca-
ton. splendid g-rsom modern home (,
oak floors coEer iet 5000 terms
Three small cottages 40 Little Fish
lake furr Ished boat house. 3 boats.
8 acre land $50 r. lake front 5000
Eight blocks from center. new mod
frl bun Eal1Tv. oak floors aud trim iot
4az 20 paved street no assessmeu-s
s. 200 terms
Nerthwest. new bungalow paved
street no assessments 50 fo1 ter1af
Northwest. new bungalow part mod
ern- - So $500 cash
Northweef modern room home +.
garage shade shrubs $3.50 terms
Harfer HeiShts beautiful colonial;
eTnuisite i1 detail, shrubbcry and
lawn double garage ln elegant home
Dog GEE15D SO 5AU- terms
Nnr lhwest. brick veneer mansion. n
rooms. every convenience quddrupie
garage. large corner i1t 5000 terms
we have homes ~ an kinds In every
section M0rdeu Realty Co. Main 40.
I3s Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
FARMS FOR SALE

IN O. earning investment. Southern
~ U - Maryland Farms TO actual SET
tiers Terms u cash POO A. 800. 80
A, $1,000 40 a. 81. 500 Write TO K. Keen.
California Nd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Houses For sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
room modern house. large lot.
Marine ST. Observation-Disclosures. 81 40 90
: room modern house with sun
parlor. +. Dayton 81 ........ $4,000
room modern house beautiful
surroundings. Leland Av. .... $4,000
room modern house. Forest Az. 900 90
room modern house. large lot.
Allen - Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
room modern house. alley lot,
garage. r Bowman ........... 100000
3 room bungalow. modern, large
lot 5. 18TH St .....-.......... 400 90
We have some very desirable vacant lots
We viii sell vacant or will build 10 suit
YOU
DUNNAHOO q BAILEY
40 J. NJ :. Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

HOUSE-For sale, : room all modern.
or the coFner DeAlaude and California
ave Very best location Sell for cash
n or terms. II. Polls. 1911 Portage
2i9i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
HOUSE.

IF YOU HAVE A MODERN
HOUSE OF .. 6 OR Z ROOMS FOR
SALE OR RENT SEND DEs-
CRIPTION WITH STREET AID
DRESS AND YOUR TELEPHONE
NUMBER, ALSO YOUR TERMS.
TO BOX sol. CARE NEWS TIMES,
SOUTH BIND. IND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale


N1N Ehf L btEpkI UNITY
II You could bus q property worth
81 90 for $ ro0 would YOU consider itf
II you could invest small per cent Of
your earnings into solid earth. ana sell
lt three years from TODAY for twice the
purchase price would you cousid ifF
1oCr Surplus money is worth % -3cc
60 you. II put 70 work. Have YOU ever
looked over
OAKWOOD MANOR
n not. the opportunity IS now staring
y0u ln fbe face How much viii you
profit br the increase in vaiua 81 south
Bend real estate iu the next three
years Have You ever given the propo-
isti0n o serious thought
This new property rs being developed
very rauidly 10 lies FOB the direct path
or South Eend better building sec
tioG, I2 I'm American ueiEhborhe0d
close 20 ear service. schools and BE-
away from the factory smoke
Conc ont to The property saturday
afternoon or any time sunday.
Drive ont Lincoln Way West 20 Col
lege -. and 20 two blocks north. or
call us on The phone and we VIII gladiv
show Won the property without aay
obligations on your part
MEYERS. LONG & co.
SD Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 754
open every evening, TO o.
Az EXCEPTIONAL opportuni:y.to home
seekers \ new , room bungalow
lights good wen. one block from school
close TO car lines. Price s. 900 500 o.
down. SO % a month 1870 L. Bow
man 81
STRICTLY MODERN
View. six room and oath on paved
street Walking distance, north
west Price low for quick sale.
Ingleright Realty Co. Room /.
American Trust.
FOR SALE
Miami St. 6 rooms and bath. all mod
ern, garage. S5,j00O0.
Five rooms. large living room. large
dining room two bedrooms. large
Kitchen. good lot. close 20 Portage, first
class condition. Price, 100000.
Taylor ST.. close to church. Z rooms,
al modern; garage; 100000.
Northwest, rooms, gas. water. So
OO0W, cash, $4,000.
-Four room bungalow. Rush St. near
Dubail, all modern, S., 10000, 10000
down.
VOIGT & BRADFORD
col 2O2 Citizens Bank Bldg
L-Jll1-L-J29J
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Six rooms
and bath. Modern. Double garage
Good location Price S475O. Terms
GAKN BROS, GO Farmers Trust Main
2631. Res Main 800
had THE laws Of democracy been prac-
tieed Don every land and country for
the past ten centuries such q thing as
paving rent for "a home would i'm this
axe he entirely out Of the question.
The unborn desire in every human
heart for q home would ut least prompt
an 10 possess their place Of habitation
Such q desire can be fulfilled in "a home
in HABTER HEIGHTS Louis g Pal
ncr q Co. 40 Union Trust Bldg,
Main 1862
FOR SALE-Six room furnished cottage
fine large water front lot. Bargain.
NOIGT 81 BRADFORD
L-5l11 - L-J2g9
-01 . Citizens Bank Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL modern bungalow on
Cleveland Az. Large lot and garage
electrict light. gas. paved street, cheap
for IuiCk sale. G III. Wiukler. il2
Michigan ST. L-13G6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
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SHORE ACRES. DIAMOND LAKE
viii frn special rafas for month ~ June
only These rates apply % weekly par
ties and does nor apply 90 trausieuts or
people S8ving over into July Board
and room for days. Sf5 On Dan Bradt.
Prop J.. o.. Cassopohs Mich