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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
BOWLING

In the big Commercial loop the In
diana Bell and Martin Parry hves won
three games. The Bells had easy sailing
with the George J. Meyer team which
Crescent Paper Company dropped close
ones to the Martin Parry squad.
Two-out-of- three winners were the
Citizens Gas, Billiards., Marmons, W. J.
Holiday. Taggart Baking and Post
after a bad start came strong TO win
the last two from the Armour aggrega-
ton.
score In their last game with S94 pins
The high individual count went to
Farmer OF the Taggarts with 223 In his
second trial. A 200 was the next highest
market set by Rabe Of the G. and j.
Tire,
In the four-man team Eli Lilly League
the Eberhardts, Korns and Wrights, won
two out of three from the Picards, Rus
chaupts and j. X. Is, respectively. Ihe
Wrghts showed the most stuff OF the
night
The Singers sang a song Of triumph in
the Sutherland Presbyterian League over
the Parsons after winning three straight.
The Ushers defeated the Deacons two out
of three. Files or the singers Soh ~"
pins for high count.
The Fox Grocery five continued its
good work in special match games by de-
feating the Washington club bowlers
Tuesday night The final score was 2,4T3
to 2.451. For games with the Fox fVe
call Randolph 1902 and ask for Ted.
The ice cream teams rolled Tuesday
night at the Marion Club when the Bal
lards and Jessup and Antrim squads
came together. The Billiards. were pretty
hot to represent such a cold business and
defeated the Jessups, 2,407 to 2,192.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
: NEWS OF THE DAY IN [
Close Association
Crops Out BetJUeen
Diamond and Grid
Three of 1921 Greatest ELeUens
Coached by Prominent
Baseball Men.
BIZ HENRY FARRELL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Three of the
greatest football teams in the country
were turned out last season by promi-
nent figure' in the baseball world.
Penn State-coached by Hugo Bezdek,
former manager of the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
Centre-coached by Charlie Moran, Ma
tionaI League umpire.
Washington and Jefferson-coached by
Earl Greasy Neale, outfelder for the
Cincinnati Reds.
Because these three elevens were so
prominent in the spotlight, attention
was drawn to the rather close association
between baseball and football strategy.
However, this has been evident. if not
so apparent, for years. Major league
baseball has for a long time borne a
strong intercollegiate football complex
ion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
ROPER MOVES FAMILY.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S-Bob Roper will
move his family to New Orleans and in
the future will make his home there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
LAYTON TO DEFEND TITLE

NEW YORK Jan. 1S-John Layton
will defend his three cushion billiard
championship title against Alfred De
ORC at Milwaukee I'm three night match
here yesterday. Play will consist Of three
blocks Of sixty points per night for
purse Of $1,000 and a diamond studded
medal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
NEALE GOOD
IN OPEN FIELD.

Greasy" Neale earned his nickname
because Of his great open field running
while playing fifth Wesr Virginia Wes-
levan. He had developed into one Of the
best coaches in the game as proved when
his team won a moral victory over Cali
fornia in n no score tie game. Neale
may give up baseball Of the best coaches
in the game rs Bezdek did.
Jake Stahl who managed the Boston
Red Sox some years back, was a great
half back at Illinois and Fred Merkle,
former star first bhseman FOR the New
York Giants, also won a football letter
at Illinois.
Jack Coombs played at Colby and
Harry Lord was a srar at Bates Christy
Mathewson and Moose" Mccormick
starred Mt Buckneu. Rev. Fisher former
Cincinnati pitcher, made his name at
Middlebury and Dave Fultz was an all
American back at Brown.
Hugo Bezdek never played major
league baseball, but he managed the
Pirates He learned his football at Chi
cago where he was a star tackle.
Charlie Moran is not the only UNI
pire actively connected with big time"
football. as Ernie QuiGley is one Of the
most competent referees in the West.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
FOOTBALLERS MAKE
GOOD ON DIAMOND.

Jim Thorpe, regarded as the greatest
ali-arOuud football star ever developed,
made good in baseball. He is still in
the game and hit over 300 last season
in the American Association.
Frank Frisch, star infielder of the New
York Giants, was a brilliant half back
during his college days at Fordham
when the same speed that marks his dia-
mond work made him one Of the most
elusive backs in the East.
Howard Berry, one Of the greatest
backs, developed at Pennsylvania and n
star all-around athlete on the track and
field, is now a utility outfelder with the
Giants.
The New York Yarks have signed
Killnger, the aIl-American back of the
1921 Penn State team and a third base
man whom Hugo Bezdek brands a sure
sensation IN the major leagues. The
American League champs also have an
other football product Of BeZdek's 1920
eleven, Hinkey Haines, an Outfielder.
Eddie Collins, star second baseman
and captain Of the White Sox, was
great quarter back at Columbia. Rip
Collins, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox,
was a star with the Texas Aggies before
the war. Del Pratt second baseman OF
the same club, was an all-Southern back
while playing with Alabama, a university
which also developed two other stars. Joe
Seweu and Riggs Stephenson, who made
good with the Cleveland Indians.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

Lampcrii. the great yoico Instructor
aud with GodowBki, famous pianist.
This IN the sixth season MInko.
wDBEl has taught on the coast and
hr expects To return shortly to Flor.
Cncc, by way OF New York. TO re-
sumo his former classes. Mrs VOy0
has received the very flnttorlng OF.
fer 10 tnko his studio and class In
San Francisco after his departure.
with tho intention Of accepting this
ofror Mrs Yoyo viii leay, hero for
san Francisco about December
Tho KodrOn club met Tuesday ~
the Presbyterian church with Miss
oliyc Carlton In charge Of Mission
study assisted by Mrs. Crctn Brew
baker. Mrs. Dora Norris and Mrs
liort G. Thomas. Miss Vera Houg-
ton and Mlss Waive Drew were host.
cSscs for the social evening which
followed the mission study Present
were Misses Waive Drew. Florence
Porter. Olive Carlton. vor1 Houston,
norrla Ady. Stella skinner. Augusta
Parker. Flda offIcld, Mosdancs W.
=. Slough. Eva clemmcns. George
MRllctt. II. e. Groesbcck. Bert G.
Thomas, G. ". Lands. 4. y. rice.
J. u. Reed. Grota Drcwbakcr. iilryi,
KroRo. Norris. o. u, Browne. y. B.
Drew. aud May lnPrglrlc.
Monday nlght Mr. ana Mrs. n. y.
Moe ware hosts at an elaborate
goose dinner. Covers were laid for
Miss Elizabeth sulllyaa. Mrs. Sadie
Sallihce. Miss Minnie Walker. Ar.
thur Lonyit,. y. Tanner. George
Barth. and the hosts.
Mlr7 Sullivan was the subject ior
y surprise party at the McNcaiy
home Wednesday night. Al this
time the following were present to
wish her well on her birthday: Miss.
cs Minnie Walker. Pearl Collins. Mr.
and Mrs, sldncy Abbott. Mr. aud
Mrs. c. Il. Bpwmm. Mr. aud Mrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

". " Moe, Mrs. Sadie 8alllhae, sfrg.
l.. Iiongland. r Tanner. George
bnrth. and a. H. Lcayitt. Dancing
was tho diversion of the evening.
Another dinner party was given
with duck AZ thc main feature At
tho home OF Miss Elizabeth sulli.
gnn. when she entertained Miss
Miunle WALKER. Mrs. Sadie 3allIhc".
y. Tanner aud a. H. LoaWtt.
Seaside to got 2-gtory brick build.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
Don't Despise the
Lone Dollar

1t will start a savings account for you
If you watch over the small things of
life they will make you; if you neglect
them they will break you.
Neglect the dimes and you will never
have the opportunity to deposit the dollar.
Start the savings habit NOW, and in
a very few years you will be able to own
your own home and put toilet sign on the
house you are now renting.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

Friends OF Mrs. Louise voyc aad
people Interested In musical advance
ment will bo interested In n note
which appeared In recent san
Francisco musical journal; Mrs,
Louise Voye, OF klamath Falls, Ore
ron, an artist pupil of Giacomo Min
kowsk, is completing n course of
study In singing and teaching. Mrs.
Voyo has very flno dramatic
soprano voice and h cSceodlngly
musical, hor teacher being cnthus-
iagtlc over her work" Mrs, voye Is
now In Klamath Falls resting and
Visiting with friends and relatives,
after completing her course OF study
with Minkowski, Sho has received
her diploma from him as II fully
qualified instructor In voice culture.
In the music world, particularly
In tho east and In Europe, Glacomo
Minkowski ranks with the foremost
instructors of his day. being him
self pupil of Verdi. and other mas
tors, and closely associated with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18
SOCIETY AND SOCIAL EVENTS

~
->>>sN~~~e~>>>~-~~~>~~>~e >~e~cs>>~~~>>c~>~>~~>-~~>
cooking and serving. After dinner
mn intcrostlng program was BIvon
IN which short skt entitled "Thc
Family Album" waa feature. a
duct by Mrs. frod Cofor und Miga
Mario ObcnchnIn was enjoyed Wy tho
audience and tho committee IN
charge Of the program was partIc.
uradly fortunate IN boinp able Ia
have Mlgs Claudia Spinl numbered
among thoir entertainers. she sang
two numbufa and wav accompanied
on the plano hy Niw ObcnrhpIn. u.
E Patterson aud Miss Clnfn CnlkInH
favored the pnriy with q vocal duet
Next Tuesday afternoon tho Won.
ans Auxiliary ~ the American LcF.
lol VIII meet In the LcglOn rooms
In the basement ~ The Main street
courthouse, much Important bust.
moss viii come before tho body and
thoy viii plan their winter nct.yi.
ties.
Tho ladies Of the Tea Cup club
met NJ the home of Mrs. ". u.
Momycr Tt%rEday afternoon. Needle
work ana social time. including
guessing games, were INDUCED In
during the afternoon. 4 short pro.
gram was had. consisting of read.
Ing by Mrs. e, BarnBtnblc and q
piano duet by Mrs. y. H. Cofcr and
Mrs. Elmer Hendricks Present on
this occasion were; Mo0damca Guy
Sat,crlec. Koppcn. Myers. y. II. Co.
fer Hendricks, MuStoc. clinton
Dollarhldc, G. J. narnstablc. y. e.
Stucky. Guthcrle. T. Il. sklllington.
iilEglnHon. Downing. Harry Pcltz.
u w. Smith. IIamci. Grey. sioln.
metz Moore and the hostess.
=
4 new club. AZ tho present time
In ~ Infancy. came into being at
tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
wicst Thursday afternoon. when a
group ~ the clty's representative
women gathered there for the pur-
pose Of talking over plans for the
club The Friendship club. accord.
inE 10 tho charter members. asplrcs
o. be- Just what lta name signifies.
friendly and helpful TO everyone.
Providing clothing and food for the
needy win occupy a great part OF
the clubs active time, Tho charter
mombcrh follow Mcsdamos H. s..
Nitscholm. H. H. Dunbar. y, u.
pannor. \. nalntcr. George Thrash.
or, Saddle Mat,ocn, clara Emmilt.
ClisS llcli. Laura Miller. Charles
Stcmwcll. a. o.. Hilton. Eva Right
micr. Ray Anderson. Elva nrisioc.
George A. Wiris. J. u. Nollmcr.
Hattie Keller, y, T., Carson. bertha
Massey. Marie wI'si. Maud Rob.
or;Hon. Coral Prime. Grace Owens.
luoz Lambert, Margaret Young,
ncriha McNhmm. Maud Gocllor. W.
W souihwcll and Viola Jones
Tho 4. n. W. club was entertain
nj at tho homo oi Mrs II. H. Dun
bsr on "Wednesday ~ this week. at
which time ru interesting social ~.
.cruoun was passed with acwInE aud .
Mrs. &, 3, Moore .
Mira. G. l.. Moore and Mrs, Bath .
NCro Invited guests of the club,
Mira. Il, A Emml,t was hostess To .
.hc Happy Hour Sewing club on
rucsday Of this week at her home
IN Pine street.
The Leisure Hour Bridge club .
net at tho home OF Mrs. Il. y,
loary Tuesday, Mrs. Gcary was
,sslbld at this charming party by
Mrs. J, +, Gooller and Mrs X, q,
cummings, Mrs. y, II, Pike was
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

Seaside to got 2-2tory brick build.
inr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

The Aloha club viii have so
clal afternoon Friday, November "a,
at tho Baldwin hotel, On this oc-
casion Mrs l., =, Willits and Mrs.
Frank Ward viii act "a hostosso5 for
tho afternoon,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

Tho Annual Harvest dinncr at the
Methodist church last night was at
tended by 200 mombors OF the church
and their guests, Dinner was sery-
cd at G:30 and was In charge of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X, Phelps and Mr.,
and Mrs, g, j, Barnstable, assisted
by Mrs, VIII Woods, Miss Vera
Woods. Miss Josephine Upp and nu-
merous others, who helped With the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

An interesting wedding which was
an event OF "Wednesday was that Of
Roy l.. Temby. of the spraguo River
lumber company, and Miss Ruby El'
liott. who arrived here the first OF
the week from Walla Walla. Wash.
ington. Mr.. and Mira. Tcmby were
attended by Mr.. and Mrs, J, M bed.
ford. Tho Rev Arthur Rico per-
formed the ceremony which tool,
place at the parsonage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

The regular meeting OF tho Ladies'
club OF u, =. o, v. win he held on
Tuesday OF next week at tho temple,
and all visiting ladies' arc invited to
attend, Tho afternoon will he In
charge OF Mrs. T., II. ilouger, Mrs,
A, q. Mclsner ana Mrs, o, NJ,
Hector.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-18

Mira. Il. A Emmi,t was hostess to
tho Happy Hour Sewing club on
Tuesday Of this week at her home
on Pine street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE-New. upholstered house. l6x
-; can be subdiv.ded into 8 or 4 rooms
wei built ON large lot IjNIf2. I'm Nea-
doWbrook Farms Subdivision. near stop
One. y les car line. a splendid opuur-
ruuiry for anyone who IS .u the mar
Be-, for lHte country home and wisk
o. stop paying rent Price only Stl5.
50 t1 500 down balance on payments
South Bend Realty Company, - s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

Close 70 South Bend. 30 acres, good
land. four acres fruit. - acres timber.
brick house. large barn 5000
80 acres. close 90 South Bend. gOOQ
VIII trade for South Bend property.
5la acres. new seven room house,
garage. poultry shed. I acre timber
close % car. paved highway. S47O0
We have farms OF all sizes WOrden
Realty Company, 23s Farmers Trust
Bldg Main as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTIES
BUSINESS PROPERTIES

story frame building with additional
r. and garage for = cars, all modern,
$ Chaplin St. $1,000.
story store frame building with I'd
ditiOnal r. ). Chaplin ST., $500.
story brick building with additional
s x. S. Chaplin St. $4,000
story store brick building with ad-
ditiOnal Z r., $1,000.
story store brick building with ad
ditiOnal S r, w Washington Av, S14j0f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

Nishawaka North Side. blocks for
park and car; corner lot 65 IL. wide
fine lawn and shade bedrooms. bath.
cistern, furnace and garage. Phone
Mlshawaka 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE
Tot. now vacant, easy rerms-
Suburban home mile and half
from south Bend. on paved road six
acres Of land, good buildings, beautiful
surroundings. terms.
Marine street. rooms, modern.
$4,000. easy terms.
Leland Avenue. rooms. newly dec
GRATED inside and out beautiful home
Terms.
Allen street, rooms. newly decorat-
ed excellent condition, beautiful loL
easy terms
East Milton street, room semi
bungalow, modern. newly decorated in
side and out Terms
College Street. rooms and sleeping
porch, strictly modern, new house.
$4,000, easy terms.
Lincoln Way East. beautiful duplex
strictly modern in every respect, terms.
Twelfth street. River Park. I room
house, large lot. Terms.
room house. Roseland. hot water
heat. hardwood floors, beautiful home.
Terms.
60 acres on city limits. level. excellent
place for plating, terms.
Also two beautiful lots for sale, Mar
quette Park
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY.
420 J " s. Bldg,
Lincoln 1892.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

MODERN SEMI 81 NGALOw = Fiv
rooms and bath House in excellent
condition hardwood floors all over
double garage. me lot Bargain
Main 2G3I GARN BROS Co
Res Main 500 $50 Farmers Trus.
ATTRACTIVE HOME On Lincola Nay
W; seven rooms, well built, oak a.
Ssh good garage. real home and q re1
buy; easy terms; owner leaving city
Call Lincoln 21G3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

FOR SALE
Dandy bungalow on 18TH St. River
Park, large lot. half block south Misha-
waka car line. Terms. $500.
New modern house. just finished !;
large lot on College St. north OF Lin
coin Way West. Terms. $500
o room house on \. Walnut ST., south
Of Lincoln Way West Terms $500.
Beautiful room home on Leland Az.
very pretty lot; just north Portage
Av. Terms $500
Modern house. 3 rooms. on f. Dayton
st. Terms. $3.50.
List your property with US es we
have ready buyers.
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
400 j VI. s. Bldg.
Lincoln 1902.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
VACANT CITY LOTS

7 have several other city properties
and vacant lots in different parts Of the
city and also different prices, aud have
several farms OF different sizes
II interested in the above properties
kindly call or see
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21

- rooms complete and wei furnfsh
"a . baths. h0r water heat iot 5lxl5l
garages Part is rented in suites bring
ing stendy income. Terms 14l6 s.
Michigan Sd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
FRUIT, CHICKEN FARM OR
COUNTRY HOME

1 acre with r. bungalow. y. Olive
st. $500
"A acres Oh mi y. W. on Chicago
I'd and 4 r. H.. $500.
= acres, / mi. east on Edwardshurg I'd
with r. II and 30 peach trees, Z plum.
. cherry, I apple, water and sink In
house, supply tank In house . incubat-
Ors holding $50 eggs each. 500 straw
berry plants, some gOOSeberries, 600 OF
200 chickens and hen houses. one SIX
10, 20x7J. 2Jx1S. All goes for $500.
3l2 acres near . Point School with a
new Il. II and furnace: barn 14xl6:
some fruit and a truck. 5000
100 acres, 10 acres being lake, - tim
her, i'm CaSs county, Mich, without
buildings. $500.
30 acres. Cass county. Mich, without
buildings. $500.
acres. . r. H.. big barn and hen
house. Just south Of 3 Point school on
sample st. I'd, fruit and truck, all
for $500.
II acres with a r. new bungalow
and garage, berries and grapes. 20
young trees mad furnace in house, near
the Country club, 5000
acres with an $ II. H. just east Of
NOtre Dame $500.
3 acres near osceola. no buildings.
6R H with lots facing Dixie High
way, $500
40 acres on Edwardsburg I'd. near
Slower school $500.
100 acres with Z r. H.. silo. barn and
other buildings. near Crumstowu. $1,000
IA acres with a . r. H.. crops, stock.
tools, on the Lydick I'd 5000
lO1 acres just east Of Granger, all
new buildings, will exchange for city
property.
81 acres Lydick I'd. near Crumstovvn.
K. n. with barns and silO, windmill.
garage and other buildings will ex-
change for city property.
- acres, 7l2 mi. west with 10 Il. III
and barns. garage, granaries. tool shed
and hen house; soil. clay and muck ,
viii exchange for city property
3Sla acres Al fruit farm with Al
buildings, just north Of city, will sell
reasonable or on terms
100 acres just 3ia mi y. F. Of city.
can be used for grain or dairy farm
- acres timber. - alfalfa; viii ex-
change for city property.
VACANT CITY LOTS
lots in LaSalIe Park. $3.50 each.
lots. Lake ST.. LaSalle Park, $500 ,
$500 each
3 lots y Johnson ST. just y Of l.
H.; Will sell very reasonable If all 8
are taken al once for cash.
Lot cor. Catalpa Av. and Calvert. 50x
80. Price very reasonable for cash.
Lot on east Milton al paved and paid
for. If taken al once, S11OO
lots on E Donald ST.. $3.50 each.
Lot on Prairie Az, paved. $500
Lot on KenwoOd Az. 800
7 have several other city properties
and vacant lots in different parts Of the
city and also different prices aud have
several farms Of different sizes.
II interested in the above properties
kindly call or see
ALEX s. LANCET
500 S. CHAPLIN ST. End FLOOR.
Phone l. 1oO6. Res NJ. 30GG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-21
Lots for sale

Lots for sale 50
10th ST, River Park-Lot No. 244 for
sale; shade and fruit trees. Price $40;
terms or will take less for cash. Ad
dress A II. Jeffries. 80 Kingman Az
Battle Creek, Mich
FOR SALE-One lot, 42xl5O, all Improve
ments in and paid for, $1,000: a high
class restricted against apartment
houses; ten blocks from center; high
est point in the city; terms given. TO
see this property write for appoint
ment. J. J. Miller. 4l2 Union Truss
Bldg.
LOTS BARGAINS-S2GO below appraised
value. $40 each or three for 5000, also
Euclid Park. +. Cedar and ROseland
lots. Fred ZaehDle, 721 Z. Colfax Az
8 LOTS-105x1Gj feet, north part Of city,
close 10 park: ideal location for fiat
HASTINGS REALTY co.
21s y. Michigan st.
WE HAVE desirable building lots. i'm.
proved and unimp in all parts OF
the city. Also farms from 1 acre TO
HASTINGS REALTY co.
2ls y. Mich gan ST.
". SIBLY AND y JOHNSON-Large
corner lot; must sell. s. q. kOvacS,
44O Chaplin ST. L-GOS3
In the 500 block on South Michigan ST.
cheap. owen B. Windle. 207 W. Jeffer-
son ST. Lincoln 612s.
FOR SALES room all modern house,
sleeping porch, garage price $500
WE HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS for small
homes priced from $500 10 50 500 on
terms. Phone your house to list
for quick sale Davies a Walsh, 21
W. Jefferson Blvd. Lincoln $40.
FOR sALE-Park Place lots An Inn
provements but pavements. Adjoining
COquillard Park and Perley School.
Sold on terms. Alexis Coquillard. 707
J. NJ. S. Bldg. Lincoln 6569.
SEE OWNER. for sacrifice Modern
decorated Paved sireet. Easy terms
5l3 f. Bowman.
FOR SALE-GOOd business corner on
east side. vacant. suitable for store or
filling station, and SIX room cottage,
OWEN B. wINDLE
217 W Jefferson. Lincoln 652s
LOTS can be bought anywhere VIII
they finance your building We do.
Cali Franklin Savings Co. COZ W. JEFF
erson Blvd l.. 6j2S
shore Property For Sale Sc
NEW
SUBDIVISION
on Lower Fish Lake. Good fishing
boating and bathing: sand bottom. Buy
now and secure choice sites. Large lots
GU uuWu huu 30 n mouth. fOE phrtlcus
lars address Oak Beach Summer Colony
2l~ y. Michigan ST
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE or trade. 40 acres near town
Will accept Ford truck ia deal Cal
NJ so George Az.
LOT In Jackson Addition FOR sale or VIII
exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
at3 14th St. River Park.
FOR SIZE OR ENCHANGE-i4 acres
near city limits. Gaod buildings. Idea'
for subdlviding. Price $500 90 Call
Lincoln c}31
Wnnted-Rral Estate SO
WANTED TO Buy or room house.
close in for cash. Box A-49 News
Times
WANTED-Partly modern house for 500
down. Call Lincoln 21Gt or address
= - Box 43f
WANTED To BUY-Six or seven room
modern home located I'm desirable
neiChborhood; prefer north side; de-
scribe fully. quoting price. etc; give
telephone number Addrss Box Asa
care News Times.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Boys Friday Specials
Boys Washable KfHckers, 75c

Good quality genuine khaki gray crash and Daytona
cloth. Sizes knickers saigh Regular Csc
$125 grades. Friday 75c-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Bows Wash Suits, Friday, Sl.65
Boys Overalls & COveralls, I

Regular Csc to $I25 values. of good quality blue de
Neatly made and trimmed. Sizes: Coveralls, to 8;
Is Friday only, 7sc-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-01
Silk Sports Hose, Friday, 69c

$s0 81 80 values Women Silk and Fiber Mixed Sport Hose
Some Two-toned color combination Gray camel
blue oxford Slightly irregular Friday only
NQc- Main
Evening star., 1922-06-01
In Our Profit Sharing SaeThese Are Specially Selected Items
Put Forward for Friday Only the Following Very Low Prices
a $2.25 Long Kimonos, $l.N

Extra Specia-Lot of Long Kmonos made of serpentine
III crepe empire Styles with ribbon trimming Friday
III only Sl.29.-Third Floor.