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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20
AFTER FORTY-SEVEN YEARS
RETIRES FROM BUSINESS

There are not many men who are
permitted to remain ia the same bus
mess without any change in the name
and style of the firm fer forty-seyen
years. Such is the story Of Mr.. JOS
eph Mann, who has voluntarily retired
from business on account Of the i'll
health of his wife who has been his
devoted companion and helpmate not
only in the home and in the rearing Of
his children, but IN his business as
well, and who contributed very large
lv to the measure of success which ne
has attained. Mr.. Mann has placed
seventy-six winters behind him to his
credit, and says that he IS still a
young man, and in all the things
which contribute to youth his state
ment is correct. He is jovial and
clever and always ready to play an
innocent joke on his friends.
His business career for the forty
seven years has not only been spent
in the town of Newoerry, but the
location of his business has been very
close around the same place, and he
occupied one building for nearly forty
years. 1t is fine record of an hon
est. unassuming, successful, modest
business career.
Mr.. Mann came to Newberry from
Laurens, think it was, in the fall of
1875. having but recently come to
this country from the old world where
he was born. He began his business
career in the store room where IS
now located the photo studio Of the
Salters in lower CT west Main street,
and remained there until the latter
pat of 1877 CT early 1873, and then
he moved across the street and lit
tie further east in q storeroom that
he bought and used not only for his
business bat as his residence for many
years. He never had a fire and never
made an assignment The many fires
in Newberry during his business ca
reer always escaped nm.
l remember very well when the
Newberry college came to New6elry
W. =, - :. u. c,j1 e 1877
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20
Next Best Thing TO Hospital

The next best thing to having hos
pital in Newbery is having Dr.. A.
Theo. Neely in the city, rooms on the
fifth floor of the Exchange Bank
building. He is an expert eye, ear
and tnroat specialist and is doing
good wcYh in Newberry. There is no
need oA going to hospitals in other
cities to Nave tonsils and adenoids re-
moved or\eyes treated as he has a
little hospital of his own at his place
Of business, comfortably fixed up for
patients and accompanying relatives
during and after operations. We
nope he will remain in Newberry for
an indefinite period, as his presence
is blessing to The community.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20
ELECTIONS FEATURE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
JUDGE BOWMAN REELECTED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Mrs. Mary Nance Daniel Elected
Trustee of Winthrop-Revenue
and Tax Bills Considered
By Jno. K. Au!l.

Columbia, Jan. 19.-The general
assembly yesterday reelected seven
circuit judges, some college trustees,
and electe' Mrs. W L. Daniel of Sa-
lUda a trustee Of Winthrop college,
Of which she is graduate. Mrs.
Daniel before and after her marriage
was prominent in school work, and is
one Of the best Informed educational
advocates in the state She was for
merly Miss Mary Nance of Cross Hi.
The circuit judges reelected We're:
Judge l. ". Bowman Of the 1st cir
cult; Judge H. F. Rice Of te End cir
cult; Judge John S. Wilson of the 3rd
cult; Judge II. F. Rice of the 2nd cir
circuit; Judge Edward McIver Of the
4th circuit; Judge Ernest Moore of
the 5th circuit; Judge Frank B. Gary
of the Sth circuit; and Judge T. J.
Mauldin Of the 18th circuit
Mr.. w. N. Mann, clerk of the SEN
ate, who had announced his candidacy
against Judge Bowman of Orange
burg, announced last night his with
drawal. Mr.. Mann is from st. Mat
tews, in Judge Bowman's circuit.
Senator J. Hardin Marion of Ches-
ter, who was last week elected asso-
ciate justice Of the supreme court to
fill the unexpired term Of the late As
sociate Justice Geo. w. Gage of Ches-
ter whose term would have expired
during the year, was elected also to
the full term to succeed himself.
j. Mcmahon Of Columbia was re-
elected state insurance commissioner,
to succeed himself.
j. J. McMahan of Columbia was re-
reelected state warehouse commission
er.
Neither Mr.. McMahan nor Mr.. Riv-
ers had any opposition.
The house has practically passed
the income tax bill-one Of the tax re-
form measures, and also the concur
rent resolution calling upon the tax
commission 10 reduce the valuation Of
lands in the state by twenty-five per
cent.
The senate declined to go to Spar
tanburg to hear Billy Sunday preach,
but invited Mr.. Sunday to come to
Columbia.
The inheritance tax bill and various
other revenue-raising measures are
receiving the major part of the at
tention of the general assembly.
Solicitor T. C. Callison of Lexing-
ton was yesterday elected trustee of
the University Of South Carolina, as
was also Mr.. Thos. F. Mellow of
York.
Mrs. Virginia Moody was elected
state librarian, to succeed herself.
Tribute 10 Mr. Mower
The house and the senate have un-
animously passed joint resolution
to hold a session al which tribute
will be paid to the memory Of the late
Mr.. Geo. s. Mower Of Newberry.
The senate has received from the
house the bill passed by that body
among the revenue bills-pIacing a
tax on gasoline.
,.,,,,,., co,. 1901 S00 m
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

The civil service law is all right,
but some mighty uncivil things are
being said about the way it IS admin
istered,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

In recent article referring to the
hike made by the Boy Scouts o New
berry it was stated that the hike was
made January 4th. when the date Of
this occurrence was December 2%!h.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

Newberry, Jan. 17.-Bankers who
made fast trip to Aiken yesterday
positively identified the man held
there and giving the name, j. c. West
bury as the man who cashed checks at
Exchange and Commercial banks in
this city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20
ALIBI is CLAIMED
FOR THREE SUSPECTS
Railroad Officials, Citizens of Angus
ia, Blythe and Hephzibah
Protest

Aiken, S. c., Jan. ia delega-
ton of twelve business men and far
mers of Hephzibah, Ga, accompanied
by officials of the Georgia & Florida
railroad and the construction COM
pany at Hephzibah, arrived here early
this afternoon to offer their assistance
to the three men and woman held
here for forgery and conspiracy.
Members of the delegation an
nounced that they had overwhelming
proof that all involved were at work
at the Hephzibah camp the day the
Aiken bank was swindled, and that
they were prepared to back the ac-
cused to the limit. W. NJ. Smoak, at
torney for the alleged forgers, an
nounced that they would be released
On bond during the afternoon, and
their two automobiles, which were at
tached by Aiken banks would be
turned back to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Padgett, j. c.
Westbury and Melton Lyles, all en-
ployes at the Hephzioah construction
camp, 18 miles from Augusta, were
arrested in an Augusta hotel Sunday
morning by a detective, assisted by
Augusta and Aiken officers, being
charged with forging checks and cut
ting wires at Aiken, S. c., Newberry,
S. c., Griffin, Ca, Americas, Ga, and
LAGRANGE, Ga. They are now held in
iail at Aiken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

When the disarmament conference
ge.s out Of the way, let's have a con-
ference on .he reduction of taxes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

Augusta, Ca, Jan. IA delega-
ton composed of Georgia and Florida
railroad officials, citizens of Augusta,
Hephzibah, Ca, and Blythe, Ga, left
here this morning for Aiken, s. c.,
where they win try to clear up the
Incarceration there of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sam Padgett, ]. C. Westbury and
Milton Lyle, in connection with pass
ing of "bogus checks" on three Aiken
banks last Thursday.
Residents of Hephzibah, where the
Georgia & Florida construction camp
is located and where Padgett is en-
ployed as superintendent Of construc-
ton and where Lyle and Westbury
work, told the newspaper men this
morning that the three men were at
work at the construction camp on
Thursday, the day of the Aiken forg-
cries. Hephzibah is aroused over
the arrest of the men and the woman
and the delegation of citizens left
there this morning determined to
clear up the charges.
According to information from
Aiken the bonds of the three men
have been fixed at $4,000 each and
that of Mrs. Padgett at $4,000. The
charges in each case forgery and
conspiracy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Statement showing amount Of
funds and sources of funds with which
the Newberry County health depart
ment was ran in 1921.
Amount appropriated by
Newberry county for 1920 100000
Amount spent by county, :
months, June 1-Dec 81,
1920 ................................... 2.S6S.51
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-20

We have 70 autocracs n this coun-
.ry. except traffic COPS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
REPUBLICANS TO
NAME DIST. HEAD
Morris Said Co Hold Lead Over
Dausman- Meeting We'd
nesday at Oliver.

Republican leaders of the 18th
congressional dlstrlcl are Interested
IN the election ~ district chair
r1an TO succeed Former Judce Yer
non ". Van Fleet Who is now 10
Gated In washington. a meeting viii
a held AZ tho oliver hotel Wedues-
~ afternoon al o'clock. r. NJ.
Morris. an attorney Of this city. nd
Guy Dausman o. Goshen are can
didates for the office.
Morris is said go have the lead Dr.
the race. having been promised sup
por+ Of majority or the county
chairmeu
The meeting vas called by H. 81.
Wausmath. state chairmcu. ~ the
epublican party Just who Will pre-
side at wednesday, meeting Is un-
known .n view Of the fact that judge
Van Fleet BE- not iu the cts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
ASK CITY'S DESIRE
ON ROAD PAVING
County Petitions Opinion of
Works Board Members Be
fore Letting Contract.

Separate from routine business,
the board Of public works. meeting
Tuesday concerned themselves with
nc new Improvement undertaking.
with the exception OF ordering reso-
Iutions prepared for The grading OF
Woodside g.. from Michigan to Eel
ADws ST. and for "a grade. curb and
salk on Swygart av-. from Indiana
70 Prairie avs.
County Atty Cyrus Pattee met
with the board to determine the
city's attitude concerning the pro-
posed paving of =. Ewing av.. from
Miami 90 Ern~perEer SITS. The couu-
- officials propose awarding the
contract for this strip of roadway
pavement but are seeking the city's
view as 90 whether the pavement
should be laid Boo the center OF one
side OF the avenue. The matter was
referred Co city Engineer Anderson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES


state ~ Indiana.
81 Joseph County
In tho So Joseph Circuit Court so
Fembor term 1921
In the matter % Petition Of Edward
PAGE. and Mary Page for tho ADOPTION
~ Z1a Baker so 1875
To N8Ule Baker.
You are hereby notified that Edward
Page and Mary Page have petitioned the
So Joseph Circuit Court IN adopt Loa
Baker as their hrir "a law and that said
petition will be- heard by said Court on
The 10th dav ~ March 1922. the same be
ing The 2gfh DAY ~ he February term
~ said court to le held at South Bend
in said County and state. commencing
on tho 9Th day Of February. 1872
Wilnesseth The Clerk ~ said Court ana
the seal thereof hereuntO affixed ~ south
Bend So Joseph County. state ~ lndi
ana. this 18th dag OF January, l9-@
lSoal
WILBUR NJ WARNER.
Clerk.
BERNARD J.. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy.
Jan 17-2f-31
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES

II rIaIf OF aNUH II"~.nN
y NOTICE OF FINAL Account.
BY direction OF So Joseph Loan &
trust Co. Administrator ~ the Estate of
Iobn Iuesley late of So Joseph County.
in the State 81 Indiana. deceased.
Notice IA hereby EiveH to the heirs
e-atees and deyisees ~ said decedPn.
Fud All other persons Interested in said
state. that said Adm uistraf0r has fled
n mis- court 'ts account and vouchers
.ar the 6nal settlement of said estate. and
heT are hereby required ro D. and lD
pear iu said CO2rt on The 18TH duv ~
February 1922 wher the same VIII be
Hcard and make proof Of their heirship.
nr claim 81 said estate aud show cause
+ there be- why said account and vouch
ars should not be approved
witness the Clerk and the Seal ~ the
So Joseph Circuit Court az south Bend
frdiaus THE 18Th d8v az January 1922
WILBUR 81 WARNER
Clerk
BERNARD T.. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy
fIeu & Romig.
Attorney Tor Estate
Jan 1924.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
BERNARD T.. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy.
Ian. H. .
Estate IN John u. Buckley.
AnTIlE OF IINAL AllOI- II.


BY direction ~ william owen Davies
Administrator of the Estate n John +.
Buckley. late OF So Joseph County. In
the State 81 Indiana. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the heirs.
Iegatpcs and deyisees OF said decedent.
md 90 an other persons Interested IN
said estate that said Administrator has
filed in This court his account and
vouchers for The fuaI settlement 81 said
estate. aud they are hereby required 10
Do and auUear iu said Court on the ZlSf
day 81 February 1922. when the same
will bo heard ana make proof of their
hoirship. or claim 90 any part NJ said
estate and show cause III there be- why
said account aud vouchers should not
hc approved
witness The Clerk and the Seal ~ the
50. Joseph Superior Court a. South Bend
Iudiaui. this 21st day ~ January. 1922
WILBUR " WARNER
l>pafI tlcrk
BERNARD T. HOEESTMAN.
Deputy.
Nclrcrny q Mclneruv
Attorneys for Estate.
Tqu 81 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

AarNNNF Ni NIl " At NNlfl.
notice OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY direction of Bertha ~ McInerny,
EXecutriX ot the Estate Of Carl " Arm
old. late OF ST. Joseph County. In the
state of Indiana. decreased
Notice is hereby given to the heirs
loEatees aud devisecs ~ said decedent,
and to all other persons Interested in
said estate. that said EXecutTiX has filed
in this court her account and vouchers
for final settlement Of said estate, and
they are hereby required 10 be and ap-
pear To said Court on the 18th day Of
February, 1922. when the same viii he
heard and make proof II their heirship.
or claim % any part Of said estate. aud
show cause III there be- why said &C
count and vouchers should not be APP
proved
Witness. the Clerk and the Seal of the
S. Joseph Superior Court at South BEND.
Indiana. this 18th day Of January. 1922
WILBUR VI WARNER
tSeal Clerk.
BERNARD J.. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy.
Mclucrny & Mclucrnv
Attorneys for Estate
Jan. - 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

linden To LLASSIFICATIo>s
ANNOUNCEMENTS
deaths.
f-lu Memoricm.
S-CArds OF Thanks
t-Funeral Directors.
t-fuusrGl Flowers.
S-Cemetery Lots, Monuments
7-IsOdgs Notices.
s-COming Events
e-PersOnals.
1O-LOst and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Ii-AutomObiles for sale.
12-MOtOrcy Cles and Bicycles.
I3-EutOmObiles for Exchange.
1f-AUtO Accessories.
15-Service stations Repairing.
lG--AutO livery-fsarages
T-Wanted-AutOmOb
BUSINESS SERVICC
fe-Business Serv. ces Onered,
l9-Building-COut
0-HeatinG and Plumbing.
2l-fnsuTauCe.
ery-Dressmaking.
2-MOsing. Trucking storage
24-paintlng-Pa perfug
9a-Patent Attorneys
26-Printing-Sta tiOnery
2I-ProfessiOnal Services
-S-RepaiTiT =.
2s-RenOvating rud Dyelng
60-Iailoring and Pressing
Wanted-BusiHess Service
EMIT ONMENT
So-Help Wanted-Female
S-Help Esntsd-Male
S4-Help-Malp or Female
3-Salesmen and Agents.
t6-SituatiOns Wanted Female
destinations W8utnd-Ma!e
FINANCIAL
&-Business Opportunities.
B-lnVestmen Stocks. BOudt.
60 Money 70 Loan.
A--Whnted-Io blrrow
INSTRUCTION.
f2-Corrssp OudcuCe Courses
tS-Local Instruction Glasses
~ Musical Dancing. nramattc.
t5-PriTate obstruction
tb-W Gnted-lnstruCfiO
LIVE STOCK
| &T-Docs Cats. Pets
fS-Horses. Cattle, Vehicles.
te-P0ultry and Supplies
s0-Wauted-Live STOCK.
MERCHANT iSE
s1-A-ticles 10 sale
52-BusineSs Equipment
hS-BoatS and Accessories
sf-BuildiuC Materials.
6-Fauu and Dairy Products
8-Fuel and Feed
Good Things 90 Fat
5S-Home Made Things
Household Goods
10-Jewelry and Watches
0-Machinery snd Tools
0-Musical instruments
eS-Seeds. Plants FertlliZera
ef-Specisls 81 the stores.
G,-Wearing Apparel
bo-Wanted- BUY
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms WIFI Eord.
6S-Ro0ms Without BOARD
sa--Rooms for HOUSEKEEPING
so-Nacstiun Places
Wv here % Eat
Where TO StOn ~ Town.
S-WHnted-Roor.s Board
REAT. ESTATE FOR RENT
go APARTMENTS and Flats.
sA-BusiHess Pisces for Rent
l6-Farns for Rent
T-Houses f1r Rent
fS--OHces aud Desk Room
fa-Suhurhan fo- Rent
Nl-Summer Places for Rent.
i-Wanted-T0 Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SAIP
F2-Business Property.
6-FGrms and Lend for Sale
A-Houses for Sale
Slots FOR Sale.
s6-Shorc PrOpertv FOR sale
sf-Suhurhsn for Sale
N~-Eerl FStrrp for FvchauEs
co. NVar f-f pa-r rstefa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
Grant Corporations More
Time TO Prepare Returns

n extension Of tIme VII De
granted to partnership and personal
corporations who file income returns
on form 1868 according 90 1T. r..
Cummings. collector oC internal rev.
enue. The commission viii allow
such concerns until May 49, 1929 10
file their returns.
The extension of time applies also
10 forms 1929 and 1896. information
returns that are filed by personal
service corporations or partnerships.
IS per &c ut Reduction sale. Vern-
on's. 324-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
9UGGE9GmPOUyLgR
Opinion
Opinion

Positive opinion ism a virtue unless a toerates
without opposition the positive opinions of other
who differ from him. No two things the
way.
1t pays to try PoPularize yourself by shaping
your opinions the popular side of every question 1t
is better stand alone and be right than for
popularity
No chain stronger than its weakest link, and the
who pools his thoughts with the opinions Of
others weakens his powers. A mans mental strength
comes from standing alone.
Stick always your own honest opnion-and remem-
Der that tolerance will others your way of thinking
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

These cars must Ice sold for non
payment. Ford $500; I Ford
S16500, I Mitchell Sedan. good con-
dition. $1,000 + = terms The
Auto Market. 402 Penn ay, Tel
L-SSe5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS AND
BUYER Before you buy or trade
your new or used car M win pay you
70 see r. Fefermau. South Bend Nash
Motor Car Co. 100 Lincoln WY F.
FORD-Sacrifce sale of 1870 Ford
touring for $3.50, fully equipped. many
extras Lincoln ICES Ga3 LapOrte. av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
REAL ESTATE For SALE


60-ACRE Improved road farm, IN one
Of Michigans finest sections prosper
our ueichbors on every hand, close
r. t. town. high school. advantages
city markets an rich black loan til-
lage cutting tons hay sore, grew
1900 bushels corn or acres woven
wire ua~turaEc. abundance fruit good
T-r0om house piazza. nearly new -
foot hip-roOf barn. granary. plEgery
tool and poultry houses. Prosperous
owner. retiring. sacrifices for $4,000.
only 5000 cash. easy terms. Hard ~
beat he price. CataiOg free w \.
LauThere. Monroe state Bank bldg
Monroe. Mich.
10 ACRES Heavy beech 8nd mapie.
level land 10 acres timber balance all
under cultivation. improvements. bank
harm 36T56. large Eranary. silo. good
hog house. windmill Extra good s.
room house Well fenced Farm To-
Gated southeast of South Bend miles
from good town. VIII take in suitable
residence as part payment This is or
fcred OF an exceptional bargain Foight
a Bradford, Union Trust Bldg. Lin.
511L
100 ACRE farm near Fairfield m. AZ
sacrifice FOR particulars. inquire or
call at 500 y Front 81. Niles Mich.
A T. Prenkert.
i93 ACRES OF fine land. an under culti-
grain buildings. VIII sell 7ll or part
located miles north az south Bend
Bert Shimp. Granger Ind r. r. u,
or call Harrison 2F5.
1000 ACRES for exchange. in Nebraska
miles from town. Cut 2.0OC tons OF
hay; = sets Of improvements go head
Of cattle. 100 head OF horses, hay IN
stack stock and improvements al
included SO an acre. J. e. Virgo, sos
+. Ohio ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
OUR Used CAR POLICY.
NOT WILL SAVE 800.

OUR Used CAR POLICY
YOr WILL SAVE 800
puFiue the past % days we have
sold a large number ot standard
makes Of automobiles at SOC less
money than was offered anywhere
100 South Bend and vicinity.
TIRE REASON.
We can also save you from 30rl
fo 40cl for the reason that every
car we have TO offer has been
turned over 10 our used car serv
Zee man with instructions 90 make
80 as good as new including an
mechanical labor and parts. top If
needed side curtains. new paint
and minor details that are so often
overlooked by the average garage
owner
Or USED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE WILL
And our prices are BOO less than
YOU viii be able to buy elsewhere
I'M this territory. Yen owe 10 to
yourself 20 investigate our used
ears before you purchase.
ASH ONE or ORR USED CAR
CUSTOMERS.
Look These over.
CHEVROLET % touring car
Come in and see this car II Ger
rainly viii appeal 20 YOU. as 10
looks like new We leave 10 10
your Judgment sale price. S2S5
OR USED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE WILL
MAXWELL 5-passenger touring
car. This car was used very care
fully what little driving ~ has had
and after a careful examination on
your part you viii agree that our
pric" is very low. sale price. S2T5
Or USED CARS MAKE GOOD
Oh We WILL
CADILLAC touring Just the car
for the family and YOU don't have
10 buy anything 70 doll a up
Equipped with cord tires. bump
crs. spotlight cushion covers. and
All that DO needs IS a driver We
viii leave the price 20 your judg-
'ment. providing YOU are fair
Dur USED CARS MAkE GOOD
OR WE WILL
SUPERIOR MOTOR SALES 60
.-I3-15 s. Main ST. Main IS5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
AUTOMOBILES
Automobllee For sale
WE NEED THE ROOM

And must sacrifice our stock of used
cars. including Ford and Chevro
let. We have Fords 90 sell for $500
down. balance monthly. Beistls
Auto Sales Co 3f3 Lincoln way ".
Main ia Open evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
COLPAERT'S HOMES

$3.50 cash Fine new 4 room home
with electric lights. city water and
gas Located on Smith ST.. River
Park
$500 cash New broom home.
city water, electric light and gas.
Calvert ST.. near Lincoln school
500 cash New room home with
bathroom. Has toilet, water. cleo
trio lights and gas. Well located
on Mead ST.
Practically new 5-roOm home In
west part Of city. This home has
hot water heat, hardwood floors,
large attic and Is completely mod
Crn in every respect. The price IS
reasonable.
The above homes can he bought
on very small monthly payments.
If Won do not find anything that
suits you i'm the above list let us
build your home where you want
IT,
Colpaert Realty Corp. Rooms
] and ., Blackstone Theater bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

-SED CARS
I 1917 ROADSTER. 5000
1919 ROADSTER. $1,000
1917 TOURING. $4,000
] 1920 TOURING. $4,000
I MAXWELL SEDAN. $4,000
BUICK TOURING CAR. LIKE
NEW. BARGAIN.
W. II. HINKLE. INC.
49, y LAFAYETTE ST
MAIN 233S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25

ONE ACRE-with house IN Lydick VIII
sell cheap N taken az once. Inquire
SIS y. Lafayette. South Bend, Ind
PROPERTY List your farms and city
property with US Quick sales: good
prices ". r Mokwa Realty Co PeO-
pies State Bank bldg. Lincoln 1910
RIOTERS ST.-Sit room house. gas. eIsc-
tric lights. water IN the yard Prics
g. 600 $1,000 down. s. NJ Robinson
4 Son, Ia n. Aain st. second door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
FINANCIAL

6 PER CENT INTEREST
is paid ON all deposits left with
MS. We loan money on FIRST mort
gage securities in South Bend end
Nishavaka. Workingmcu' BUILD
Ing and Loan Assn.. Whitcrmb g.
Kellers office. Farmers Trust Bldg.