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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Real Esthte for Sale


FOR SALE lone acre, new 4.room house.
pIHstUtt1. siNJ.. Celled potChcs hsel
G.ruuu' box house 16Nfo, two chicken
tnuscs. outhulldlnFs. fenced and cross.
fynCcdt Zoe alfalfa. Sell half with box
house or half with new house. or both
CALI sunday afternoon, one block west
uup block north ~ NrTu station. Some
terms = W Bradshaw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

1859 CASH, f25 per month. puts you IN
Immediate possession Of a dandy new g.
room bungalow. full lot. choice loca-
tlon on the Sand Springs car line, half
block OF the paving one block OF the
car line. Cali Usage 9js6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

foioSIAL BUNGALOW - $1,000; $500
rgsb Brand new; six rooms finished
,tr.ughout ln exquisite taste; French
do,r, cove mouldings: oak floors
GIs bath with recess tub and r'destR ]
T,,Ggry. basement roughed In for
,trare garage and drive. High, beau
,,ful southeast side location. Call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

$3.50 CASH. SO per month, including IN
terest. buys a dandy new 6-room mod
ern duplex on the paving; walking dis
tanCe of the business district. full lot;
thTee.rOom cottage on the rear, Live
Ia one side, rent the other side and
rear Tor $50 and have 20 pay only $50
yourself Cheap rent ana own your own
home. Call Usage 95s6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Real Estate for Sale
NEW ADDITION SOON

NEW AbbllloN SOON
You viii be offered an opportunity to buy
l?t tor 'st cgsh end go a month,
Cedar 2tol. 3lb Keuudy Bldg.
TERRACE DRIVE IOT-iigh and siFht-
ly south front. helf block west of Van.
utNpr home on Fourteenth street. Just
utf paving. with mo- paving taxes. Price
AIbDo. Terms. tall owner, Usage 1907
90 Cedar $50.
WANTEn-.lt your lot is Tor sale call
- iheian g. Go. Wen sell a., Osage
Why buy suburban Lot iu Carbondaie?
H"Caus" tho saving ON school tax. gem
eral tax sas and rent viii more than
pay for a lut iu Carbonate. without one
penny of corr Co tho purchaser You
pay only 10 per cent down and SO per
month. ON CHr line and close 90 paved
or i7it 80 JUNE '-"' '''
LANDS AND FARMS TOR SALE ri;
IT. fou HAVE aryth0us 10 ssll or trade,
Arkansas farms. can sell Sou farm
A-oo down and torus. Good water. good
hunting aud fishing Anna \. Muster.
al' security H'tg Usage g2Gl.
WNNItp-ro hear from owner having
farm or unlwproycd land for sale. John
-. hIark. Chippewa FuIIa MIS-
ARKANSAS.
EIGHTY ACRES " fine ozark land Tor
trade. Will consider new touring car
or new tuupolct Ford in trade. must br
ln good condition AMI have starter joe
bcutEe Mountain Home. Ark
FOR SALE-lOl.Hcrry, ~ miles from
hgrENhie, NtiN, au tllHb.e 30 acres
alfalfa. three acres timber. pfnht arfrs
orchard, four acres strawb,rrlrs. two
sets Of good improvements good water.
llhe ishlnE close. An equipment and
s'p'N lot FlsuOo, 10000, terms on bal.
tShgt' Ann a. MUSTER 3l5 Security
lldr. Usage 2gGl.
lto.ACREs HpMEsTEADs, Arkansas
DHttks, raise corn, cotton. clover. Doe
iatoes, fruit berries. Some creek bot
tom land, some Two miles railroad close
to school church Special terms Co sol.
dtors Send 81 fUr four mans showing
location ot vacant land. large state map
er Norfolk, Ark.
IDAHO
NOW is the time to go west. why be- a
ignant2 own your own farm and home.
we are opening up q tract of rich. level
lnud, irrigated by well from 10 10 40
feet, with electric power; sold In 40 to
sO-Hcre tracts, on easy terms. no crop
failure finest climate purcst water.
hcst soil. Write Guaranty Trust co. OF
Idaho, Idaho Fails. Idaho.
KANSAS
FOW SALE
100 acres Ia Pratt county. Kansas: fine
wheat farm. al tillable. good barn
acres IN Cement oil field. Caddo county,
Oklahoma For terms sec owner n I
'so ". sixth. Tulsa, okla.
MEN who have no land may apply Tor
small farms In the pretty Ozarks. No.
Low price small monthly payments
J. J. Hamilton. 5i7 W. Fourth. Cha.
mute. Kan.
" MISSOURI.
ACRES-Fye In Ncosh0 Mo, five rooms
cellar, modern except heat. good out
buildings fruit. See ownrr. A. j. Barnes
Neosh0, Mo.
Farms and city Property
Frank Rudy Realty Co,
NeoEhn, Mo.
POULTRY FARM
Web improved 40 fruit. water. health
tlh5, terms. Arthur. Mountain View
Mo.
I6O-ACRE RANCH-six miles east An
derson, Mo trade for improved acreage
close In. 99o.H. World
Real Estate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Tors ToK SALE

LOTS FOR SALE SO
BLOCK OF College aveHue-M Modern lot.
block OF paving $3.50 cash. Phelan,
Usage t6s2
FOR sALE-Lot IN Kendall on Eighth
street one block from car line block
from public school. Terms. Qsage asa3,
FOR sALE-Nery cnolco lot on Ridge
wood, VIII sacrifice for quick sale.
HIN World.
FOR sALE-Fine residence lot on Troost
north ot Fourteenth. Osage si1l-R.
FOR SALLY cant lot, .tr.ctly high.
class, on southeast side, on paving, and
all improvements available Price only
1850. See this 81 once sisby Realty
Co., Usage 1888.
FOR SALE at sacrifiCo-East High
land addition, on Admiral; nice build
Ing location. a good modern lot, for less
than IL cost me over year ago VIII
sell for 81. 900 cash Osage 1855.
GOOD lot. 90 By l40, east part Of city;
only three blocss OF pavement 1850 :
$50 cash. balance SIS per month. These
lots will almost double In price within
next IS months. Usage 1ts,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
uOTSFs TOR sAJF

NORTH siDE-Sl $50 buys 5-room mod
ern new bungalow; on terms. This ~
real bargain. y. r. Barrett, Bliss
Bldg Os1ge SO or IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

W sls,.. AUST SACRIFICE
nodeTb o-foom bungalow, strictly
hors We. o. water. built for a real
mt M n. Main ST. See property
nihal XIV. oly direct from owner. Ter
E5RNi, .essL No, n. Main.
tosb' INSIDE olSbE O-sTORY-out OF
ssial.eSlor wishes 20 sell east front
ipdmS 49,, tWo-story home: seven
snilTs ". room, master bedroom across
hst,lb, wv two mantels; combination
snrs so,nt p,ant garage and modern serv.
iil " friced to sell. Call Usage
gsutsd LOON framed, piasteret ana
Il Her Fgice 1900. Can owner, Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

iits5 si.. per moHth. with only
en- Invested IN this thoroughly mod
htb, -'L'sReA duplex Of six rooms. two
p1iCbs, separate Easements. separate
30 bsi, .Nr garage, corner lot 60H
hrks y, ..,,H OF transportation. three
hyns,,. .g"i' Price 5000. monthly
fAoBs ~ 40. Best value in town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
FOR sALI

-TTl.,NiS. near Spavnsw reservoir.
,uhlh fine gardening soil, this week
". ,ar acre OsaEu Nttt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

You will be offered IN opportunity 10 buy
lot for &2i cash and so month.
ncNt week Walter s. Clinton. owner.
Cedar 2iol 3lb Keundy BldE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

NOW is the time to 60 west. why h. a
tenant2 own your own farm and home.
we are opening up q tract Of rich. level
lhud, irrigated by well from 10 To- 40
iret, with electric power sold IN 40 to
sO-HCre tracts, on easy terms. no cron
tailurei ilnest climate; purcst water:
best soil. Write Guaranty Trust GO. Of
Idaho, Idaho Falls Idaho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

DON'T torset We have hotels and tuum
iug houses Ht the hest prices With EuuI
leases. also resident properties that
$500 Co $1,000 Irst payment will
hnul|c. call us Niuuuson a SON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
LOOK-LOOK!

The new market. corner Bronson
and Main sts. open again, tomorrow
being National Apple Day all over
the United States. that is the day
when everybody eats Apples and all
through the year whenever it is pos
sible to get them. We have the finest
display and quality of APPLES that
YOU have ever seen in South Bend
II YOU buy poor Apples that is your
fault, you can get plenty of good
ones by calling on us. also Potatoes;
we handle nothing but the best
Northern Michigan POtosky's, best
keepers and eaters II you buy cheap
frosted Potatoes. blame no one but
yourself, you can get good ones here.
Just received a car load of Califor-
MA Sweet Malaga Grapes. will retail
at 121z cents per pound. nine pounds
for 800. A full line Of fresh Fruits
and Vegetables at lowest possible
prices. FRUITS-Figs. Dates, Pears.
Oranges, Bananas, Delicious APPLES,
Spitzenburg. Stayman Wine Sap.
Rome. Beauty's Johnathans. Nc
Intosh Red. Northern Spies, SHOWS.
Baldwins. Greetings. Kings. Twenty
OF Piprens Maiden Blush, Seek-no-
further, Hubbard nOne-Such, Grapes.
Grape Fruit. VEGETABLES
Lettuce. Leaf Lettuce, Celery. Celery
Cabbage, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, Brussel Sprouts. Parsnips,
Carrots. Turnips. Onions. Wax
Beans. Peppers. Rudebagos, Sweet
Potatoes. Postoky Potatoes, Cranber-
ries. Come and see Us. Retail or
Wholesale. 11s w. Bronson st.
SCHILLER. KLINGEL & co.
George Butzbach. Mgr 30S-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
Revelations GA Vile 9qoA a9E5

an important problem. levity Is an
unpardonable sin. but Allen Drake
is a law unto himself. So he re-
turned her angry lool: with a lazy.
mpudent grin which che ignored.
turning her back upon him, and Civ
ing her attention TO Tom Chester.
The yOuns man had risen az her in
t.mation that he would not be need
ed longer. and was evidently waiting
for a more definite dismissal
Remember, Lillian sounded a
asst warning note. Don't underes-
innate Smith. He's gifted lad.
Nadge. viii YOU let Mr. Chester
out?
Her query was apparently the
most innocent. matter-Of-fact thing
Imaginable. but I caught the merest
flicker of her eyes as she turned
them toward Allen Drake and guess
I'd that she bad deliberately sent
me 20 the door because she thought
my doing the honors for Tom Chess
er would annoy the vanity of the
brilliant but conceited government
( agent. Lillian admires Allen Drake,
but his vanity Is an abomination TO
/ her. and she never loses an oppor-
tunity TO wound it in any way she
can.
I rose from my seat al my IA
theirs side. outwardly composed, but
secretly annoyed at Lillian, and went
into the hall with Tom Chester. He
retrieved his hat and coat from the
table. and turned TO me as I slipped
back the latch on the door, TO say
tensely, jerhly:
Look here! OF course-none OF
my business-bUt-yo mustn't get
near that man Smith. Plenty OF us
TO sea TO him. Please promise"
interrupted him ruthlessly.
Il can promise nothing Mr..
Chester" I said a trife coldly. Eek
cept to do my part, whatever that
may be"
He was in the doorway, now,
towering above me, his boyish face
stirred with emotion.
Then just remember" he said
that Smith won't have any chance
to get near you until he's put me out
Of commission first.
And then he bolted through the
doorway in an agony Of embarrass-
ment. fairly slamming The door after
him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
PLAY AND STAY YOUNG.

play and stay young" - That's
the slogan Of Gustavus Kirby,
jumping New York Art connoisseur.
and Joseph Lee OF Boston. Mass.
who pulled off a few athletic stunts
on the board walk at Atlantic City
during the National Recreation Con-
gress recently. But you can't play
unless you feel like It, And you
can't feel like It if troubled with
rheumatic pains, as so many people
are when they get along in years.
Landon's Prescription 1903. which Is
now offered TO the public at 81. viii
give lasting benefits and instantly re-
lieve pain. 1t is for sale in Misha-
waka at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
and in South Bend at the Fruma-
Drug stores. cor. Michigan and
Wayne SITS, cor Michigan and Wash
irgton. and Main and Colfax
ADV. 306-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
THE WORK LILLIAN LAID OUT
FOR TOM CHESTER To Do

n
Allen Drake was the first to speak
after Tom Chester's dramatic out
burst
IF the young man viii kindly ex-
plain whose life ne means" he
drawled provocatively, but Lillian
irterposed swiftly
Keep quiet. Allen'" Then she
turned TO young Mr.. Chester with a
reassuring air.
Il won't deny that there is a GER
ain risk TO all OF US. % she said grave
~. "but 1 am very sure il can be re-
duced TO a minimum. And there Is
no reason why Mrs Graham" she
caught my indignant eye. and cut
short her sentence.
There is every reason why Mrs
Graham should share any unpleas-
aDtness." I said Jelly. please re-
member. Lillian. that wherever you
are in this affair. 1 shall be with
you"
She flashed me a glance OF APP
proval and apology although I wei
knew that as far as her plan OF cam
paign was concerned my defiant
words We're worthless. I would Zoe
stationed exactly where she chose
But at least I had declared my own
attitude. and again felt my fathers
hand pressing my shoulder, and
knew that ever through his fear
for me he approved my stand
lillian Looks Ahead.
But we are wasting time" Lii
liam declared. Mr.. Chester. how
good an actor are your"
"A very poor one" the young man
answered with sincerity in his tones
with such modesty, you're ex-
tremely likely TO be a good one"
Lillian retOrted. "But. honestly
now, don't you think you could stage
a convincing road bandit hold-up
for the benefit Of Mr.. Smith tomor-
row night?"
Il could do anything TO clip that
fellows claws" he replied earnestly.
And that's exactly what I want
you to do First Of all l am going TO
ask YOU TO interview Mr. Briggs
Smiths employer, early tomorrow
morning. and see that our precious
friends every movement is watched
Then. when he starts over here to-
morrow night-as he surely will
stage hold-up along the road, take
any money he has 10 make it reals
tic, but be sure to frisll him for re-
volvers
IF he's the man I think he is
and that's a little thing I'm going
10 find out. please Allah, when he
gets here-he's a walking arsenal
You won't get 'em all, for he prob
ably has some mighty ingenious
eaponS hidden in those rags of
his. but you'u be able to get nearly
everything he has. Then tie him
loosely. so he can surely wriggle
free. and deposit him in the grass
by the side of the road, then beat it
down hereof course leaving one
man near him to watch his pro-
ceedings.
III tell you now-and then we
won't have to keep you any longer
that Katie will be walking up and
down the road, so don't be surprised
when you see her." Lillian smiled.
Probably Smith will be talking to
her. at least we sincerely hope he
will. From that point on it's all on
the lap of the gods. although Mr..
Drake viii probably do a little celes-
tial stage directing"
Just so I have a chance 10 direct
Katie, the beautiful young decoy
duck" Mr.. Drake murmured. but
Lillian threw him a wrathful glance
because of his frivolity, and sub
sided
To her. when she is absorbed in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
HEROINES OF HISTORY
HOW AN HAWAIIAN QUEEN
STAMPED OUT SUPERSTITION


Kapiolani was the wife of Naihe,
hereditary counsellor in the court
OF Liholiho of Hawaii ia 1925 She
was born in Hawaii, near Honolulu.
Of Hawaiian parents.
Despite the early training OF Eap-
I iolani. she could never accept the
superstitions and religious beliefs
OF her country. As result Of her
determination 70 learn the truth
about everything she succeeded in
doing great service for the people
{ of Hawaii.
The Hawaiians had long worship
/ ped Pele. a god supposed 10 dwell in
a large volcano near Honolulu. The
] natives were taught 10 believe that II
they failed 70 sacrifice 10 Pele, or to
comply with his every within, they
would be devoured in the flames Of
the volcano. The priests pronounced
curses upon any who dared disobey
} the great god and he became the
most feared Of the Hawaiian defties.
Missionaries called upon Kap-
iolani. and from them she learned
! the truth. Pela was IN reality but a
volcano. unable 10 change in any
way the lives or the destinies Of the
Hawaiians, unless they fell into its
boiling lava.
Kapiolani had seen men. women
and children sacrificed TO the yawn-
ing fire god" every year, and her
heart was heavy because Of the need
less cruelty. What could she do to
make her people see the awful folly
OF their belief in Pele?
Daily KapiOlani visited the great
phenomenon, declaring her lack OF
faith in its power. Angered. the
priests called down curses upon the
head of Kapiolani, and even threat
ened TO take her life if she did not
worship Pele.
In despair, because her daily visits
seemed TO bring no results. KapiO-
lani decided TO go still further in her
attempt TO show her people that Peie
was pOwerless. Calling several OF
her friends together one day. she
asked them to so to the volcano
with her
us the woman mad?'' they cried.
And yet her friends followed her IN
fear and trembling.
Venturing 10 the brink OF the era
ter, Kaniolani descended several
hundred feet toward the angry-look-
ing mass of lava. Here she stood.
while her friends. the believers in
Peie. quaked with fear, feeling GER
tain that their god. in his anger.
would pour forth liquid fire to de-
stroy them all.
Taking some sacred berries OF the
Hawa.ians from a bag in her hand.
kapiolani cast them into the fire.
This was surely the height o.
sacrilegel Screaming with terror
and begging Pele to save them, the
Hawaiians rushed back from the
crater. But the wife of their high
chief stood on the brink Of the chasm
dramatically calling 20 Pele to de-
stroy her if he had the power TO
do so.
After she was certain that he
people saw that Pele had no power
TO harm her, KapiOlani calmly walk
ed back to her friends. News Of the
defiance Of Pele soon spread through
Hawaii. and the natives lost faith in
the god they had worshipped sc
long.
Thus Kapioiani. by risking her
own life. saved the lives of many
of her people whom Pele would
have claimed as victims in the
VaarIv sacrifices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
YOUR HEALTH

I SUPPOSE every person regards
the interior OF the nose as a space
with smooth walls. not unlike a lit
tie room with regular contours.
Nothing could be further removed
from the truth
The inside Of the nose Is as twist
ed, irregular and complicated as can
be imagined. The partition. or sep
tUm between the two sides IS sup
posed 20 be straight and flat. As a
matter OF fact. it is very likely 20
he DETECTED TO one side or the otn
er. This makes one side convex
in its curvature and the other cor
respondinEly concavc.
The outer wall OF each nasal cav
Ity the side toward the cheek. is
thrown into folds. There are three
shelves OF bone-the turbinated
oones-pl'ceo upon this outer wall
they have their flat surfaces direct
ed up"afA' ana their cages are TO-
ward the partition between the cav
lJies.
Under eacn on these shelves IS
/ space OF cav " ca'leo a Iossa o.
meat us H''cH Ios7t IS named ac-
/ coroihs 70 .ls relative posltlon
IheIeIoIe we nave tie INFERIOR
.he Hl4uule' ana the superior
lo.5ae
me Doies OF INC race are no.
soma. l'ey are holeycomoea wiz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
PerS y 10 ais

Mrs. s. w. Baer.. 12S Z. South st.
is in Chicago the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. II. II. Maust
Mrs. Kitty L. Devine and Henry
IT. Metcalf motored from Columbus.
o. 10 spend the week end with Mrs
Devine's father, samuel Leeper.
Niles av
Miss Helen Calder Of Chicago. is
the guest OF Miss Katherine Her
man. S14 Notre Dame av.
Jerome Crowley, Jr., and Patrick
Crowley. Of Chicago, are the guests
Of Eugene O'Brien, S03 E. Jeffer-
son blvd.
Mrs. NJ. -. Holden. of san A1to-
Mo- Tex, Miss Grace Feeley. Charles
McCortland and George Adler, OF
Joliet H., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs David GuilfOyle. W. LaSalle av.
Or. and Mrs. p c. Traver ard
SON Robert, 1910 Riverside dr., will
spend the week end at Clinton, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Grimm.
Ethan apartments are stopping al.
the North Shore hotel Evanston.
Ill., visiting with friends in the North
shore towns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
By Dr.. r. g
Copeland

down into fossae. creeping up into
The sinuses and ducts. hiding all
the surfaces Of the hills and valleys
~ this region Is the mucous mem
bcane
IN health ard normal condition
the mucous membrane is compare
lively thin and evenly distributed
In disease. it may be swollen. red
and angry in appearance, especially
In spots
Reasons For Polypus.
This is a condition which may re
suit in nasal polypus. The mucous
membrane gets thick and thicker.
i begins TO develop a state OF the
tissues not unlike proud flesh
Gradually the growth develops unit,
there may be a mass as big as a
hazel-nut, perhaps hanging b. "a
narrow stem like r pear. II un-
checked * continues to grow until
il may be as big as an oyster and
quite like an oyster in color and
consistency.
Chronic nasal catarrh with pu-
infection of one of the nasal sinuses
VIII create a favorable soil and con-
dltiOn for the development OF nasal
Dolypus or Of whole group o.
polypi
The pOlypus may he SHARED out
but this is noF sufficient. There
must be treatment of the original
disease or the polypus viii return
That is the reason why the victim
d
specialist for further operations. II
the patient Will take the proper
treatment after the polvpus has been
extracted there IS every prospect OF
complete and permanent cure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
Oats for women
who are rushed

Your grocer now has Irgtznf
Quaker Oats. the quickest cooking
oats IN the world. IL cooks 10 per
lection in 8 10 5 minutes.
The same extra quality as IN reg
uiar Quaker Oats. Both are faxed
from queen grains only - just the
rich, plump. fiavory oats. Both have
that matchless flavor which makes
Quaker Oats supreme.
But in Instant Quaker the oats are
cut before taking. They arc rolled
very thin and partly cooked So the
fakes are smaller and thinner-that
IS all And the small thin fakes
cook quickly.
Get the style you want The II
slant Quaker IS marked Instant"
on the label
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
Tomorrow'S
HOROSCOPE

SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
NOV. 5-8.

Sundays horoscope holds augur
les Of peculiar and irregular condi-
tons, as the eccentric and mystical
Neptune holds sway. Be cautious
in all worldly affairs. and unfold
the inner faculties by study and
investigation, say the seers.
Those whose birthday it IS may
encounter anxieties and peculiar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

414O. Here. is a smart romper
fashion with added dress sections. -
The sleeve may be finished in wrist
.or elbow length. The romrers are
finished with a drop back, which is
buttoned 10 a long write portion.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
,, 4, s and 5 years. A your size
requires IA yards Of 81 inch me-
terial.
Pattern mailed TO any address son
receipt Of y cents in solver or
stamps
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
AssJQaDCQuIerlas

Miss Mildred Bailey. 1888 W
Thomas ST, will entertain the men,
bers OF the Golden Rule class OF the
First Christian church Saturday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
AUTO TIRES COST LEss.

Buy your auto and truck tires
from us We stock Standard brands
CT best quality in all sizes. Come
and see US before you buy. We sell
; our favorite tire for less and mount
them while you are resting Lud-
'-ig's Auto supply. 40s South Mich
igan 81.
Adv -2ss-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

3 3. Cleaners. I2S y. Lafayette
Advt.-SO2- SOS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

Send 12c IN silver or stamps for
our UP TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1922 1928 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

Mrs. NJ. 3. Keegan. ago w. IaSalle
av.. entertained the members OF her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home. Favors Of the afternoon were
given TO Mrs. walter Dennis and
Mrs. Keegan. Following the game
2 buffet luncheon was served TO u
guests from a table conferred with a
bouquet If varied colored autumn
flowers IN two weeks, Nfus. Abe