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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

WETDLER'S ADDITION-Make your Sc
lection 90 have a new home for XMAS
FRANKLIN SAVINGS co.
295 w jefferson Blvd. Lincoln 652s
FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE-THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOUSE IL
ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN.
Located two blocks from car line on
looking Lake Michigan; 20 minutes walk
from center Of town.
Eight rooms, bath. n-parlor; fun
basement with wash tubs, toilet and
laundry stove.
Electric light. hot water heat. city wa
ter and sewerage system.
Concrete garage, holding two cars. also
chicken run.
Grounds comprise II acres, beauti-
fully laid ont, with trees, shrubs, flow
ers and a covered perg0la
Owner will sell at a sacrifc. .s his
business has taken him to another city.
Write or phone
NJ. Hegarty, st. Joseph. Michigan.
Telephone 500.
FOR SALE
Dandy bungalow on 18th St, River
Park, large lOt half block south MisEa-
waka car line. Terms. $500
New modern house. just finished
large lot ON College St. north Of Lin
colin Way West. Terms. $500.
room house on y. walnut St. south
Of Lincoln Way West. Terms. $500
Beautiful 0 room home on Leland Az.
Ay Terms $500.
Modern house. 5 rooms. on f. Dayton
ST Terms. Si1jO.
Lis. your property with US as we
have ready buyers.
DUNNAHOO & BAILEY
40 J NJ S Bldg.
Lincoln 2202.
SOTTHEAST-FOR SALE.
1913 Dale Av. room modern house,
vii. sell on contract.
s21 y Seventh ST. Six room partly
modern house; win sell on contract
house. Will sell on contract or trade
Z. J. CLARK & son
338-S Farmers Trust Bldg
Office Lincoln 525l Res. Lincoln 62s6.
Ten ROOM HOUSE-Close in on Michi-
gan Street. fine sleeping rooms, two
bath rooms. finished In oak furnace
and electric lights \ good property
I'm excellent condition. For price and
terms see Frank JeGeries, room f.
Union Trust Bldg
A FEW of the homes that we are Offering
for sale al their par value aud on +. H.
terms.
IL YOU are expecting 90 buy or sell Real
Estate. see Louis g. Palmer * Co.
Main 1863 40 Union Trust Bldg
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GENERAL STORE-Southern Wisconsin
town 600; own buildings and Z room
house; electricity, etc; high grade
equipment doing good bushes; high
grade stock $3.50 and invoice.
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personal.
Sufferers

= ~ III l-IN . % y . . . Q . 9 . =
Millions are suffering with TAPEWOkM
or some other obstruction in the intesttnes
and stomach. / positively guarantee thai
my remedy viii relieve the worst case OF
stomach trouble Except cancerl and VII
eNpel any tapeworm. or J make no charge
for the remedy. few dangerous symp-
toms are. Gastr.tiS. acid stomach, gadw-
ing pains. dizziness. Indigestion. gas and
bloatinE. No matter where you 1--we. nor
what y0pr age or occupation. my remedy
will relieve YOU Don't suffer another
minute-seud me yOar name and address
today. for free proof by return mail
CaWmOellcr. Box W. Ill. Milwaukee. Wis.
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LLIARDS-Southeru Wisconsin town
500; rent reasonable choice location
college town, Z pool tables soda I0un-
tain. etc doing big business. 4 par
gain az $500 complete
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

CHEESE FACTORY-Best Wisconsin
dairy section. Lancaster territory own
building; high class equipment; Crer-
ates two different factories; 5 miles
apart: doing big business; good open
ing for store in connection. VIII sell
cmOplete or separately.
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FOR SOUTHEAST

FOR sOLE-SOUTHEAsT-
Thoroughly modern. two story
residence; large corner lot; both
streets paved; two white enamel
bedrooms and bath, 2nd floor;
living room. dining room. and
kitchen. LIST floor; seven foot base
ment with laundry tubs. soft wa
ter. furnace and water heater. A
good outlook and in good sur
month BY appointment. n. L.
Otis. JOB y. Taylor St.
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FOOL HALL-SOuther Wisconsin town
5000. rent $50 . pool tables; soda
fountain and other good equipment, do
ing good business Com plete 50 600.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

GENERAL STORE-Wisconsi town
Madison territory: rent reasonable .
high class equipment, peanut machine.
etc. Complete 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-16

HOTEL-Prosperou Wisconsin town l.
600. Il guest rooms own brick bu. d.
ing electricity. etc. high grade equip
ment. doing good business high grade
stock $500 and invoice
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MS RENTER: 10 YOU KNOW THAI
OPPORTUNITIES To BUY IN
BEAUTIFUL STUDEBAkER PLACE
ARE GOING FASTE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale 81

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-s2 so
Equity in house and LOT, Mishawaka
Near school aud car line Consider
vacant or improved property. Box
A-51. News Times
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE co.
90 Hamm Bldg, St Paul, MINI.
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POOL HALL AND SOFT DRINES-Nfin-
nesOta county seat town 1000; rent SO
high class equipment, choice location,
near depot; well established tables /.
doing big business. Price complete
$500.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-25

Hrs. Robert Proudfit and daugh-
ter Mary, returned from Bingham
Springs, Sunday.
]. W. Sawyer, the Walla Walla
clothing man was in the city yester-
day, on business.
Coal is beginning to appear in
loaded cars passing through Athena
on, 0. W. R. & N.
Mrs. Hazel Raymond is now on
the extra operator list at the local
telephone exchange.
Mrs. Q. 0. Stephens and son Dale,
have returned from their outing trip
to Bingham Springs.
Miss Gladys Dickinson has returned
from Walla Walla, where she re-
ceived medical treatment.
A Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Prestbye are
expected home from four weeks
visit to Nanton, Alberta.
Mrs. Samuel Haworth is in Salem,
being called there by the serious ill
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-25
Press Paragraphs

:. r. Mcdaniel Of Weston, was in
Athena, Wednesday,
Miss Savannah Smith visited in
Pendleton, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haynie were
in Pendleton, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Key of Wes-
ton, were in Athena, Tuesday.
Haynie & Sons have installed a
fine refrigerator in their store.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Koepke are
riding in new Lexington car.
j. II. Turner and daughter were
IN town yesterday from Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hill are out of
town for a few days on motor trip.
Miss Gwendolyn Mcintyre of Pen.
dleton, visited friends in Athena,
Wednesday.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-25

ness Of her neice. Miss Audrey Win
ship.
eIeM uosuqof gv 'sIN pue .IW
over from Walla Walla Sunday ant
visited relatives in Athena.
Miss Phyllis Dickinson spent tn,
week at the home of her, aunt, Mrs
Jack Cockbrun, near Milton.
Mrs. Fred Gross, Miss Charlotte
Gross and Mrs. Minnie Mitchell mo.
tored to Hood River this week.
]. E. Jones, Ike Davidson, Herman
Hoffman and Art Shick hunted deer
on the Looking Glass Sunday.
Allie Bell has purchased cottage
in the east part of town and will soon
move his family there to reside.
Crippled locomotives are delaying
train service to some extent on the
branch lines of thd 0. W. R. & N.
NIB. B. Richards is having the base
HeNt Of his residense enlarged, and
will install modern heating plant.
Watts Bros, are hauling their
building material for their new barn
to be constructed on the Pine creek
ranch.
NMr. and Mrs. Bert Logsdon will
spend week or ten days at Wallowa
Lake, starting about the first of the
month.
The jazz dance at Legion hall Sat-
urday was will attended. Music was
furnished by Schubert's jazz orckes-
ira OF Chicago.
, Marion Hansell hunted for deer on
Blalock Mountain in company with
John Ross of Milton, but no chance
for shot occurred.
Dudley, Dean Dudley, Dick
Whship, Till and Lee Beckner left
Thursday morning for Black Mount
ain on deer hunt.
NlMrs. Ralph McEwen and two sons
are with relatives at Pacific City
where they will spend a couple of
weeks on the beach.
Athena grocery and dry goods
stores will close Sundays and even
ing at six o'clock, except Saturday
evening, until further notice.
Fred Beckner, Miss Francis Will
liams and Miss Edna Pinkerton, who
were camping in the mountains, re-
turned home Wednesday EVENING"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Gagnon, Miss
Florence Gagnon and Mr.. James Ha-
worth spent Sunday at Meacham,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Estes.
Miss Pauline Myrick was in Athena
from Forest Grove, where she re-
signed her position there. Miss My
rick is visiting friends in Dayton,
Wash.
Corn promises to make an excel
lent crop this season in this part Of
the county. A yield of from 80 to
40 bushels per acre is indicated at the
present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood returned
Tuesday from Lehman Springs, where
they spent several weeks. Both are
feeling fine as result of their out
ing at the Springs.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas and
Children left Saturday on business
trip to Nanton, Alberta. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Douglas sister,
Miss Ruth Douglas of Pendleton.
Miss Chandler, of the Willamette
valley, has contracted to teach the
school in the Gerking flat district
west of town. She is a sister of
Miss Altha Chandler Of the Athena
schools.
Mrs. Emma Cox, Of Lexington, has
been in attendance upon her aunt,
Mrs. Ann Taylor, the past week., in
the absence of Mrs. Susie Gerking
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-08-25
Methodist Services

Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching,
II a. m. Union service, 8 p. m. Rev.
Russell will preach. All are cordially
invited to attend these services
G. L. Lowther, Pastor.
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he will be heard from again. He
had already won several medals and
he is right now where several men
would be proud to be when it comes
to talking in public or putting pro-
ject over.
Through club work we get the best
of ideas from all over the state and
only the best from several hundred
| IDEAS, which have all been tried and
proven, so we know no guess work is
necessary. Just go ahead, boys and
girls, and the one that works the
hardest is bound to come out ahead
with the least effort and expense on
their subject.
Then one other-the greatest Of all
advantages to be gained is the appear
INC before public which all club mem
bers have to practice and become pro-
ficient in before many years of club
work
It is one of the greatest achieve
mcnts of club work and one which q
person can use all through life and
will never be ashamed Of. No matter
how much you know if you are not
able to put it before the public it will
do very few people any good. But on
the other hand, if you are well versed
in some subject and are able to tell
the public about it, it may be profit
able and many may profit by it. AS
we find good ideas and are able to
ell others about them then we are
a person well worth mention. A club
member that sticks to club work is
bound to win in the end even though
ne may lose in smaller subjects.
SO let every member stick-you are
never beaten until you quit.
A community that will get behind
club work will win in more ways than
one.
But you will find that n community
spirit wont grow upon trees.
It's founded on industrious work,
backed by organization, like that OF
the bees.
No place in the hive for shirk.
Let US have real clrb work county
in Mellette next year. Commence
now, get your clubs started. Work
and win.
Don't forget the club motto:
MAKE the best even better"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-10
GOOD OF CLUB WORK
IN THE COMMUNITY
BY Mrs. H. A. White, Cedarbutte, S. D.

Many ask the question, "'What is
the good of club work 2" For those
who would care to have little light
thrown on this subject, | am going to
write a few benefits derived from
clubs as we have had, or seen them
the past year.
| spent week at the State Fair
this fall and saw nearly three hund-
red boys and girls, all club members,
three times a day and if you had
been there and saw them as | did, you
never would ask that question. for
hundreds of answers were written on
every face and many more in their
actions.
There were boys and girls there in
all divisions Of club work. They were
there because they were the best in
their county, in their division of work.
The county or community had sent
them there because they were proud
of them. Yes, proud of them. They
wanted them to see and hear things
which they could bring back in some
form to those at home, so they might
too profit by their trip and expert
ence. Believe me, it is trip we'll
worth working for. Some of the
finest looking, active and well bred
boys and girls were there. Please
don t get it into your head that it
is Just the poorer classes that attend
that could never afford it unless the
county sent them for you are wrong.
Never would YOU think such thing
if you once saw them.
Cedarbutte is one community that is
proud of her club work this year.
Both teams that were sent from this
county were from Cedarbutte. The
ladies team consisted Of Mrs. Suther-
land and Mrs. Smith. They deserve
much credit in the way they repre-
sented Mellette county, and everyone
that saw their demonstration will re-
member Mellette county.
The girls team consisted of Mildred
Beard and Evelyn Halligand, super
vised by Mrs. II. A. White. The coun-
ty might well be proud of these two
little girls, for they certainly made
standing anyone might be proud to
reach.
Here | wish to say few words in
behalf of the ladies club. Some don t
see much benefit from them but let
me say that we have found from ex-
perience and observation that those
that need the help given at these
clubs the very most are the ones that
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very interesting facts Of how and why
the boys lose interest, and a good
reason why they do, too. But | am
afraid my space will not allow me to
do so.
There are many things to look for,
ward to besides those interesting
monthly meetings, there is the fun of
having the best in the club, the best
in the county, trip to the state fair,
and when you begin to win at home
the prices on your products commence
to soar higher. Then when the Fair
trip comes they go higher so you see
when you win in one place you win
more than III that one place.
The boy that had the Mellette corn
honcrs has won three years now and
his father said he always thought he
knew how to raise corn but he has
learned more the last three years
since his boy has been i'll the club
work than he ever knew. SO some
one besides the club members bene-
fit there too.
The same holds good in all the rest
of the clubs.
j heard the champion state winning
team on poultry, corn, agriculture
and dairying and l never heard any
kind of talk or lecture that | en-
ioyel more. If those boys don t get
somewhere in this wcrld no one ever
will. | heard one little fellow from
Douglas talk. r. was about twelve
wears old and it certainly would hurry
most grownups to beat him along the
ooultry lines.
The Judges tried hard to send HIM
10 the Sioux City fair to represent
South Dakota, but his team ate was
much larger and as the points were
I the same with the agriculture team
the appearance had to be considered
so he lest en- account OF his size, bu'
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No. 5. Develops leadership lin ev-
cry standpoint of the word.)
No. 8. Better methods OF agricul-
ture and home making.
No. Z. Arouses ambition IAN abso-
lutte necessity
No. ). To encourage cooperation
No. 9. To enlarge a dignity for
labor and respect for service. THAT
which is needed so much.)
The boys have the better end when
It comes to the earning capacity, but
cirls, they need more money, so don 7
shirk on your own part. You can
make wonderful showing by the
girls doing the saving and the boys
the making. The scales balance pret-
ty well in the financial line.
If anyone has any doubt as to the
value of these benefits try them out
A good club will be of great value in
any community-especially a good
live boys club. Get good, live
bunch of boys together and let them
choose their subject. Something they
are all interested in. Get good
leadcr--one that is interested in the
welfare and progress of his communi'
ty and watch them go. 1t doesn't
take a great deal of work on the lead
cr's part. The main thing is to meet
at least once month, and have some
definite plans to follow.
At the girls club each meeting is
opened by the-regular business open.
inc and much is obtained from this
part, too.
1t is a very nice thing even for
children to learn these things. Many
times you find grown-ups not at THEN
own ease in performing business
meeting. This also helps them wher
it comes to demonstration work, anC
would be a very nice thing for the
boys also, as we'll as the lunch. Boys
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can t see the good and consequently
don t come. So ladies, we are going
to have club work again this year
Don t miss a meeting for if you do we
will know YOU were the one that need
ed it the worst. Every meeting has
something good or Of benefit for ev-
eryOne, SO don't miss one They cost
so little is one reason why some think
they can t amount to very much. But
what they do cost You help pay for
so the only way to get anything from
that tax money is to attend. There
n}1st be some good in this work or
the state would not be spending
money for them over and over.
Many times we can learn little
things from one meeting that would
pay for the effort it cost to attend
every one. 1t makes a good showing
for a community to have a good at
tendance. 1t shows they are not all
dead.
Now as the boys and girls club
work has no end to the benefits along
this line and if you would only stop
to think or wanted to see some of
them it would be no trouble whatever
but for those who are too busy to
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-10
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

The very latest dope we could get
on the result in this state (Thurs( ~
. s,orning) from Republican headquart-
ers in Pierre, was that McMaster had
good lead, receiving $4,000 votes.
Miss DAILY received $4,000 and Grill
$4,000. All precincts had, of course,
not vet reported, but enough have re-
ported TO assure the election OF Me-
Master and the entire Republican
state ticket by good maiorities. The
Democrats once more are the second
party in the state and the non-parti-
sans were showed to third place.
The fight in this congressional dist
rict. with all doubtful precincts re-
portcd indicate that Williamson was
reelected by a good majority. This
was the only congressional. fight IN
the state that there was any doubt
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-11-10
A GLORIOUS RAIN

Last Friday was foggy day and at
times a heavy mist was falling, and
Turing the night it rained some, and
saturday it rained pretty heavy, and
he storm was accompanied by con-
iderablc lightning and thunder. Dur
10 Friday and Saturday until Sun
lay morning the precipitation amount
ed to l.73 inches, and it was the heav-
lest rain we had had since early In
August. The latter part OF. August
was quite dry and during the month
f September orr precipitation
amounted to but .25 of an inch for
the entire month, while in October we
had but 81 inches of precipitation for
The entire month. So the ground was
Getting pretty dry and it was not fav-
orable for fall sown grains. How
ever, this heavy precipitation, amount
;ng 20 practically one and three
fourths inches Of water, will put the
round in excellent condition for the
rall grain that has been sown, and
freaks our dry spell. Sunday was a
very stormy dav with snow flurTies,
Sut the snow melted as fast as it fell
md Sunday night a pretty high wind
blew from the north and north west
md Monday morning the sun came
out bright and clear. The rain was .
good one and just what we needed.
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President Harding will call congress
into extraordinary session November
90.
We might. of course, describe
nccessful politician as Zone who gets
AWAY with the goods
Jim Orr writes that they arc now
nicely located at Denver. 1t has been
rrcwino some there They had a very
pleasant trip from their Mellette coun-
" home to Dcnvcr, driving through i'll
their car.
l.. l.. Fox writes that they have de-
cidcd to spend the winter in Virginia,
INT expect to return to the land OF the
Dakotas as socn as school closes in
the spring. They write that work is
plentiful. living rather high and they
do n0t find it as healthy there as here.
Up to the time Of going to press
there has been M news whatever re-
eeived as to the fate Of the referred
laws and constitutional amendments
voted for by Souih. Dakota voters last
Tuesday. bnt it is our gucss that NIL
measures submitted were defeated by
good round maio,ities. Many voters
were so confused they did not attempt
to vote on these measures at. ak
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stop to think, will put few Of the
best down here.
You know child going to school
seldom has n chance to lock into bust
ness principles so in club work that is
one thing that he gets, and can handle
along with school work, if his or her
club work is conducted as it should be-
Let us number a few of the many
benefits that are gained from this
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enjoy the lunch part as we'll as the
girls, if not better, and there can
most always be arrangements made
for lunch some way. So many times
complaints are made that the boys
don't get interested. Let me tell you
right here someone else is to blame,
not the boys. could tell you Of some
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work.
No. /. A good look into business
principles by their own efforts.
No. ,, Might be to encourage bet
ter and greater production.
No. 3. Practice economy and thrift
No. 4. To give them an earning
caSacity.
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