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New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Eccle- siastical society of the South Congre- gational church will take place Mon day evening. The monthly meeting of the Young Women's department will be held earlier on the same eve ming. There will be a sewing meet
 ing at 4:S0 and supper at 6 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
JR. ACHIEVEMENT COUNCIL
Next Meeting, Jan. 16 - Springfield
 Worker Makes Rounds Today

The next meeting of the Junior Achievement council has been called for January l6. by President Harry C. Jackson.
 Tho council has considerable busi- ness to transact and some new pro- iects to discuss. Miss Esther Don2- hue, of Springfield. who had charge of the Junior Achievement Christmas tree in the city the week before Christmas, was here last night and this morning making the rounds of leaders Several people have applied for positions as club leaders and arc likely to be given an opportunity 10 train children.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
RELATION TO INDI SIRN

The relation of the bureau of stan dards to the industrial life of the country, will be explained to members of the Hartford chapter, American Society for Steel Treating, at Jewell hall, Hartford Y. M. (, A., this eve ming. A number of New Britain men are members of this society. J. J. Curran. of l95 FairView street. this city, is secretary.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05

Pierpont Morgan, Charles Hayden, William N. Cohen, Mrs H. C. Prick, and Miss Helen Prick, Henry Walters, Thomas r. Ryan and Mrs, Ryan, II. P. Davison and Edward R. Stettinlus all of New York.
 These prizes will be awarded an nually and for the first two years only be granted to men who have fought in the war.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
MRS. CARROL IS PRESIDENT

Mrs. Stewart Carroll was elected president of the Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary society of the St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Albert Carswell was named as vice president Mrs. Alfred Larson, secretary; Mrs. Charles Neurath, assistant secretary, and Mrs. John Wenz, treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
OFFER ART AWARDS
Annual Prizes to be Granted by Mcm- bers of Association in EranCe---10 Prizes Offered.

Paris. Jan, 5.-The Minister of Pub lie Instruction and Fine Arts has been authorized to accept a number of prizes of G,oOo francs each, offered by members of the association "Ameri- can Foundation for French Thought and Art"
 The 10 prizes have been offered by Mir. Blumenthal banker in. Paris, on behalf of an anonymous member of the association, George r. Baker, J.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
k'A EeEHEllMKI'EC PAIN H 5 Rab 1t rielat ort Try this!

limbcr up. Quit complaining! Get d small trial bottle of old d-time "St. Jacobs oil" at any drug store and in just moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soreness and stitf- ness. Don't suffer! Relief and a cure awaits you. Get it. "St. Jacobs Oil' is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swell inss.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
FRIENDSHIP SUPPER

The Friendship club of the Trinity NJ. F. church will hold a supper and meeting this evening, beginning at ( o'clock. The Woman cabinet met al 2;$o o'clock this afternoon and the .atlies' Aid at o'clock, The weekly prayer meeting will start at 7:45 D, m
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
CHARLES F.. DOW HERE

Charles t.. Dow, commissioner of child welfare, will address the New Britain society workers conference this evening at the Y. w. (. X. 4 supper will be served at 6:So to be followed by election Of officers. The address will begin at 7:l5.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
Rheumatism is "pain only"

Rheumatism is pain only"
 Not one case in fifty requires inter nal treatment. Stop drugging! kuh soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs oil" directly into the sore, stiff joints and muscles and relief comes instantly. 'St Jacobs Cil' conqucrs pain. II is q harmless rheumatism cure which never disappoints and does not blister.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
FRUSTRATED ADDRESS

An illustrated address on From Tent to Temple" will be given in the regular church night service Of the south Congre gational church this evening. Rev. Dr. George w. C. Hill will speak.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-05
STILL RENT PENS
south Church May Dispense With
 This Practice Jan. 12.

Although the members of the south Congregational church have voted almost unanimously to dispense
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01
Oats now ready
before coffee

{ a
There i now an Issto.s Quaker
Oats which cooks TO perfection ii
! % 5 minutes- II i the quickest
cooking oats in the world.
Theisalne extra quality - in rexu-
lar Quaker Oats Flaked from queen
grains only-just the rich, plump.
favory oats. They have the same
exquisite favor which won the
world to Quaker.
But in Isstast Quaker the oats are
cut before taking. They are rolled
very thin and partly cooked. So the
fakes are smaller and thinner-that
is all And the small thin fakes
cook quickly.
Grocers have both styles - take
your choice. The Isstaxt style has
Instant" on the label.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-01

I'D Brussell q Audalusia
! serious injury miraculous
inessss ray. when he was
I1 down but not hurt badly
NJ faxicab, last night at 11:30
Il the corner Of Seven
street and Third avenue.
1Astwo friends. Brussell was
l6ax the Watch Tower line
1t the north side Of this In
lion, passing in front Of a
s71S1 street car. He was behind
cthefs and SO managed to
~ squafely in the path OF the
IN ThA first blow threw him
a~vefal let ahead Of the machine,
shich then struck him again be-
ipes stopping.
nrssieil was rendered unccn-
seinns b. the blow, but DR.. Daniel
psrI. who was Immediately called,
fafled to find any injuries other
fhen bruises and scratches on the
rms arms and legs. The taxicah
driver stopped his car when he
rallied an accident had taken
placs. He spoke to persons near
~ and attempted to make repara-
ion for the act to BRUSSELS
friends. Before the authorities ar
rived, however, he had gone, and
lii name was not secured.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
BLACKBURN

Rev . D. splard delivered two
interesting sermons at ths n'nr
Saturday and SUNDAY
Nu Grace Cridef attended ser
vic,s a. thh place SUNDAY
Mis- Nsa Esisu and Nr Hexls
stemhFidFs visited Mis. lla siom
bridge Saturday and SUNDAY
Nu Flora Cues and M.e nora
Robert, siisn,l.i ehunh here SON
DAY
Misses Rsida sismbfidre and Vsr
a. Past spent Saiuuia, and sunda,
quests ~ Miss o. sirn.hudrc
Aesslamss Dora and Alma McCon
nell visited Me- la siemhridrr
ons day lasi veck
Messn Cofhei Travis and e. Cor.
isy were lu tho seriion sunday
Ar LEA ioicr visited her father.
Ar A N Sishprns one day lasi
vel
Mis- Edna Siembrtirr visited ai
ths home " hsf uncle. " u sirm
hfidfs. Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

-Neser use the word 'city besutffur
when you are trying ~ ssll = city plan
10 Jour city OF community" advises .
real estate expert ~uss 'ciiy praeti.
col and city eficient for out Of the
practical eity will come the beautiful
ciu There has been q wrong imprss.
sion that ciiy plannlug 4 nothing mors
of les Than the emheilishnisht aud
besuiinontion u the city. whereas it
ls ihs Topping o1 u the unnecessary
thinFs u i cutting down 10 ths prae-
tical things that makes u responsive
20 even call that Il put upon q aud
out of that order. out u that ven
rhythm Of movement. out of the sblllty
10 a. the ihinEs placed upon u. viii
cone the city beautiful"
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
FRANCES

Frames School b. starting the
lat half n the school year
ar John Nandcll of Rosiclar,. has
been visiting his brother Mt Nil
Ton iandsll ~ the placc
Mr willie shadowens spent last
~eek end with his uncle. Nr Chas
Rolsion
Mr Everett Rolsion spent Saiur
day nirht with Willie Shadowcns
Three new scholars have been add
ed 10 the Frames llirh School
There wa a pound supper at the
home u NJ Arch oliver las, Saiur
day nirhi.
Mu ". n. Gibbs Is very N with
pneumonia fever.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

Subscribe for tn. Pres.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

they looked back a. Elizabeth Little
ford Dale smiled falherly smile
hrs Dales eyes narrowed The old
stiffness rose within her aud began 10
make stubborn war against her more
recently acquired common sense
"lla,e you quarreledf' she asked.
"NO"
Well, old Dale said bluntly. what's
wrongT
~ isn't hls fault" Elizabeth told
them I'm q savage" She went oa
desperately "and be- isn't ny Kind"
John X Dale retired very early that
night When the sound of his foot.
sleps had died away bis wife bent 10.
wani Elizabeth and said curiously;
why dld you call yourself = saw.
agef
Elizabeth told Of her early NE In
ths hills Of the fcud between her peo.
pie aud the Morelands aud Of hoW she
had hated The blooished. She told "
Ne coming Of Major Bradley. " her
burning thirst for education. of the old
tplnman who hid thrown her . news
papef each day. aud of the coming of
illl Dale
y sas ioussams." she continued,
snd nobody ever seemed o. under
stand hos felt That IL. until Blll
Dale came After me, him. ! oouldn't
ses anything hui him b. SEEMED ~ me
ilks sumeihln "a had and lost !"
Then said Mr. Dale why ild
you refuse 10 marry"
walt you don't snow Il ali Fila
ahsih interrupted hsf There vas Tho
kliiiu' that hsaihsn. Adam Hall I
~sni " isHd the trial bscauss tnss
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

-As ! told you. Jimmy, don't"
He interrupted almost sharply; 4
know you don't love me. Hut yOu'll
learn tO-afier you've seen how much
! shall adore you"
lie made a move a. though 10 take
her Into hla arms. and she shrank
from him: he had done that same
thing, and she had done that same
thing. dozens Of times before. 4.
With unseelng eyes Elizabeth watched
Mra Dale step from her motor ~ the
porte.cOchere and 10 Into the house.
Jimmy fayne, too. Aaw Mrs. Dale.
but he waa wholly unaffected by the
sight Of her; Mrs. Dale. somehow. did
aot object TO bis seeing the girl quite
a. much a. she had once objected.
Jimmy" after q long silence had
passed between them. lin afraid |
slat the right woman fer you. &.
II you knew. for sure, that ! once took
q ME Euu and killed 4 man with H.
would y0u-would you sull want mer'
fayns laughed a. though At a good
joke.
"fOu tiil q mani Why. couldn't
believe Il. But n you had killed q man.
Or q dexen men, lt--it could hardly
make any differences 10 me- n you did
do Il. you did Il bscauss there was
nothing else 10 DO; rm sure Of that
We Wont mention Il again. II you're
willing. ! neither critlciIe nor attempt
10 understand your hill codes Marry
me, Won't you. Ellrabethf
m did" asked Ben LllllefOrds
daughter. would yOu help my psopls
-back Ia the hilisf
Educate sni fssi Eyery blessed
cue 0f EN-"
-freslyr
"YaT
Once more Elizabeth I1ttleford tried
10 decide. fayne's syes grew more aud
more hopeful a. be- watched her llpa
he becams impatient
Tell NE" be begged.
The giri took w the letter she had
Just received fTOn 1911 Dais.
As soou a. rad this" she mur.
nufsd. ~ tell yoa. Jimmy. n you
dsa't tnind. please look the other way
fof = minute"
shs tore "a oas end % the snyelOts.
drsN out We single sheet aud unfolded
H. Her eyes narrowed: her facs
flushed. and then became Just q little
pale Her undsrilp qslssrsd a. shs
folded the shsei snd pui u bsck isto
the susslope
I cart marry y0u. Jlmmy.- abe tod
him.
Without anothsf ~0rt shs ar0ss and
left him. She FASTENED 10 The house
hasisaed spsialrs and wsnt 10 hsl
room.
half an hour later hrz Dale found
her lyiuE face downward o. her bed
and besids her lay . crumplsd shesl
u paper Mn Dale plcksd ~ ths
Sheet straishisesd Il 0ut. and read
ihia 10 the bold handwriting u hel
SEQ
believe ne. Am vsry appreciativs
Of youf intiiatiou. But | an having
Christmas viih Jour mother. here "a
NJ osn country.-
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

! could clear ysuf 90 n Major nsd.
Icy couldn't You sss Mrs. Dale. I
happened 10 knos sho did kili Adam
Hall anf meant 70 isli n u vas hsc.
sssafy
~Ou ne mafuln of ths kuliu' Hu
had started 90 ihs fisef hJ himself u
was dauEsruus fof him % o. ~ llke
that ga acculni o then Balls aud fof.
rrys nagk Ia ihs Ma Pine countFy
thew "a ihli. thin man named sam
hect hes = hlr eater en- agful liar.
end q vorshlpsf ~ Hln Dale sam
heard my father say q vas dangerous
and be- whispered Tu iesi snsah
through ths laursls snd rysrd niil
from ahlnd him hsari him say a.
hrs Dale
so De- seat susatiu aloug ths feot
o. ths uofih eud o. David Msrslands .
m0uuia.n. aiii his rias m BIS baud. %
guari yuur 500 nri diiut kuos b.
eas helm followed hecauss ilrck is as
crafty ass cat got nsuuus about
hiil so ! seut lnto ne lsufsls and o..
loesd sam ueck when ! oseftuoa
him. be- vas siaudln' behind = elump
o sherp laurel snd lootin toward the
rivrf
= Whispered. Where's nnif
-ilc aid Ne slili. naher And thea
be- ihumbed be finss hammer hack
without q sound
= icosei issard the river snd sav
nin nale aealkin' w the uearrsi
bank and sas hlact Adsvn alp be.
hind q tree not fsf away hill sas
Adam aud he sllpped bshlud q ire,
tuo Adam shot 10 hllIs hat aud
trasUd ull hlll shot al Adamn hat
and thcu ADAM Hall laupsd up uoaa'
In lse hs vas done for and feil sli .
tvisiln 10 the ground nui b. wasn'i
hit ~ pui his run out BY the ires -
kin n'n as soun e. be- showed himself
h uas one q his oid tricks-
Elitabsih uiiisford ni-sd be- had
SLOWLY and usnt ou iu . toiCs that ssl
much stakrns
q bad alFaYa talkcl ssaiusl killln
and yri / tool thsro and bgErpd SAN
uect TO- an.sh hlu The rcsi happsusd
in uo time Hall vas already slookin
along bic sights nn Dale vas nearly
ont in ihe open o." she faltered. and
then came = rush Of words = uouldn'l
marr, him without tsllln him. hcoauss
Il wouldn't be fair 10 him and u
told him. he-he wouldn't have ne.
TIE auman he marfirs mustn't b. a.
q ssavaEe"
She siupped aud siarrd a. Mrs. Dsls
almost dchauill. Tier bead vas high
and hsr hands were clasped IN her lap
20 hari that they trcmhled
= lhink you have made q mountain
out of a molehlll. my deaf.' the older
woman said gently. What yoa dld
vas rishi. no, wrong any god wsman
would have done lust what you did
Elizabeth. am sure
Elizabeth Littlefuui faced Nrs John
X Dale squarely Therc was . siranrs
glow iu hrf EYES
"nui : ha,ent told yoa even ihius.
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
Continued Next Week

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The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

A town thrives the best aud sccom-
plishes the mosi when u grvws II
nows when its citizens grO~. lts cit.
ifens gruv shsn thsy have mind pov.
o. and soulp0weT True growth means
making today better than yesterday.
tomorrow better than today Orowth
means changing ourselves 20 conform
% outward circumstances Growth ls
finding ourselves. gsttlug I'D % short.
comings and utilizing what Il really
worth ths efort
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
CAVE SPRING

Mr Alus nianilsy vps ihr ri,.i
~ Albsft Ou SUNDAY
j . Crovel and family were
Eue.is ~ Ain nunt and family
Sunday
Mr A l. OR and sife we've
guesis n Nr ALVIN Duty sunda,
81 Mckinley nuntIer and Nis.
Ninnis Cfof ~ Rlsrkfori attended
church ne fnon Saturday
NJ Tom Powell ha, moved p
sturris
NJ s o ro.h /. improving
n..slf
NJ . e. Ou uas ihs eue.t 4
hi' father. h o. Ou Thursday
Mf VAL Edward. and sifs wen,
Fussis n X q ou Tuesday n last
wssl
NJ Lewis Gupion va boz nIaei
ford Friday
Mf D Ou vas h. guest n Hr
hsrtslt Sullivan Saturday
Mr y l. brennan aud famil,
wsfs Fussis ~ Mr Leslie Ou and
vifs SUNDAY
Ne NJ X Givefe Wa ths russl
~ \ = Ou sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13
osSSasAl - l'sssl.AsI. F.s.Aos
oHsPrGR XVI


Confession
n the lmpulsise lighting nll Dale
could have heard across the lnierten.
inG miles he conysrsaiian that foot
place IN bic Old home The next evening
he would probably have followed Ron
iltilefofds daughter By the ueti train
n be- had had 10 hold Il % 81 ihe point
sf On honest blue sun IN order 10 ~
aboard A.
John X Dale sAd his wife bad gone
into the nbrary with Elizabeth ~ hsr
request The three sat down facing
sach other The younger woman va
~ si ease shs sas glad that me- lights
~ers subiued and sufi When The
silsnos had become heavy. shs straight
sned 10 hsi chaif sad hlansd oui inl.
tefinEiy
~ii.n asked me 10 o. mhff, h'm and
! unuiinf fo o. I Z fhnu.i mnIi,.
- uHrhi in itfi tnu
The iai'. rf.h1Hard siann. iigr
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

didn't snee 30 vew snyvhsrs
srunuir
-lics pariou.- Jimmy smiled Mar
! sn Down beside yuuf
yea
w. sai down beside hsf and besaa
thoushtfully 90 aick ihc to- u one q
BIZ shlulnE boots with the tlp u be
qulrt She knsv what hs had come 10
ssy before hs said tti
'once more. lookius plsadlnsly lnis
hsf eses-"wont yuu marry me and
make me happy fsreyef afisfwauif
She turned ne letter over IN her lap
IN order that Payne might DOT ~. ac.
eidentally % elhsrvlss. ths address
-ilmmy- shs nually sald. -fd me
b. have q little more time % lhlnk
about li Things iits this ouehnf 10
h. decideIi in hnrf,
'fuuta alrvady had rionthsi ~
ssHf ihvt yeafs 90 agrsf WI, 10
,nn f~f puliins mo ~ nks ihls kIls
ahuihr
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

ier like thai. stops
'in.e hrrnd silll. looks keen. Thar
s.- O. drn o rattlers aud the very
hns' one was ~ bis around as my left
hlnd laig Then ! hears a turrlbls
grow right ahlnd o. me. looks keen.
Thar stands blg old she.bear with
her teeth a.showln aud two cross
eyed cubs Then hears d whine at
my left. ! looks keen Thar stands q
ahe'pnnihef rs big a. hoss. with her
eyes jest ablarin'i Then hears q
Spiitin' sound out TO my right I lo0ks
Keen. Thar was seven fullgrown Wild.
cats, aud all u em had been bit By .
mad dawgl some nI To be- lni Yeuh
som. "a
We'll. ! thinks 10 myself. Ef 1
shoois The raiilers. ! thinks 10 myself.
the beat aud The panther aud the Wild.
cnts'ii gii me And ~ shoots the
bear. The panther aud the Wildcats
aud ihs utilers'il git the. And " I
shoots ihe panther the wlldcats aud
The miiIers aud me bearll gli me.
Anh ~ ! shools the wlldcats. the rat.
tiers aud the bear aud the panihsfil
gli noe And II don't shoot none u
en-. they'll sll glt mel Some oaEodiy
IA wasn't u Billi Now hov DO -
fsrson Z Eni out ~ NJ
blii Dale only smiled. = cant im-
asius, hy" be- sald
y uIut imagine neither" grlnned
hsck liut anyhow I'm alive today.
Well nuN that Se'rs in Eooi hum1r
one time more. fil tell ~ some news
: hnied 20 runis ~ 10 iiks yaller
gnosf ahyln' back'ards whilst - gas
~ GUESSED DANCED blue Blll. Old boy,
u ain hui nte days outsl Christmas
A io' o them NaWth Ca1lusf Tuners
from Turner'S Laurel ls s.yisltln' their
kinfulls The Balls. aud ihsyll every
dadsiaiisi one of em gii dunk "a
whlis ishin.u i'cksf a. Christmas
and 1irfi o shorr think o. Black
Adam rhs Murrlands ain't siih -
uo more hlll rickollsct only ne Llt.
tisfunis BE- here now
hIll Dale russ aud siood there siar.
loo sf hi Heek With sys. ~ bflght
ihsi hes slartlsd
~ fheJ came down ~ us loosins Zoe
trouble "a b. sort of clan chief.
wouldn't ~ be- asksd. Without salt.
lng fuf au answer q suuldnt mind
that lusa I've goi . letter here.
~ ihai 7 Hani Tou 10 pui aboard the
neat sosihhound train that passes the
Halfway switch. You've goi about an
hour. ran you make nv
~ ihs aurd sas mads lu ia daya
hi eod. @ shofely looss lks ~ HscE
cuu'd mats ~ miles To- q hour. dat
Hf-
The iaii hliiman isfi The Mafsland
tosi oniafanys anios siih he letter IL
enr hand h.s nns ln ihs other. aud
tsurs oi ioi ln BIZ syrs
~ un iials had laughed actually
isushri
D, iisrt pui ths letter On ne train.
ths ffa.u carried li 10 hll palss home
cu cod the lsssimau carried li 10 he
siuislt mans.on n uii C,.al kins lsha
> l'ais ani black lsham. ne servant.
urrIri ITO Miss EilIabsih llitisiurd.
Mss FIilnhrih Iiiilsfarl 49, siitlns
a.unr un 30 lruu ssttes among bushes
n llac aud caps lessamlns the usath.
sf had mais smother u lts remarkably
su.h'rn chautes sud ne iay wss sun.
nf Hnd pheasant shs vs. shout q
ieaf ufsn ihs suvsiofs shsu ths tall
VfaIshi aEufs ~ Jimmy PAYNE ~.
1sanrsi before hsf Hs had on riding
r'oihrs uui there sss fsvhlds quirl
Iu t.s hand
Yea sCarei me Jimmy laughed
Nj EliGabsth. . trins usrsously I
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

Tora oorusf IA he,ige l. sxeelleai
Reilam u uhsn tis l.a,es fall cut
~ iaii sfnsth harl uns half
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
All These Ads Are Opportunities
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES or SAFE. %
FOR Salad modern brick bunga-
low. nearly new. Fireplace. Very easy
terms
Msin 2631 GARN BROS
Res Main 5000 go Farmers Trust
CTTY7S FINEST DOUBLE HOUSE-Lo-
Gated Edgewater Pr. e ose IN, excellent
neighbOrhOod Larg side has large
living room with 3 place. large sun
porch. dining room. kitchen. toilet and
lavatory. Upstairs are three bedrooms,
tile bath also separate toilet and lava
tory Smaller side finished like larger
except has two bedrooms and open
porch Finished IN hardwood. beauti-
fully decorated Exterior pleasing
English stucco design. Built last year.
owner will sacrifice $1,000 on cost
price Property pays excellent rental
income.
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
a07 ( Main ST. Phone: Lincoln 1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
FOR SALE
2O2 Citizens Bank Bldg

@D- AlllAenH bhuh dug
Five room bungalow in Navarro I'll.
II blocks from center All modern
oak floors basement with laundry,
modern fixtures. under construction.
ready in 60 days. Price 5000 %
Easy terms
Eight rooms. modern. oak floors.
large rooms, in first class condition /.
has garage; F South St; a real buy
5000 part cash.
Northwest. near Portage, all modern
seven rooms and bath; price $4,000 q.
$4,000 cash.
SOuthes-- h~-rOom bungalow; FIRE
place, built-in buffet, garage $4,000 {.
$4,000 down.
West end seven rooms. water. gas
good lot; $4,000; $4,000 down.
voIGT & BRADFORD
Lincoln 511 Lincoln 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

K mi - earning INVESTMENT. southern
d W Maryland Farms m actual sef-
tiers Terms = cash 200 A. 50 600. S0
A. $1,000 40 A. $500 Write to +. Keen.
CalLfornla. Nd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
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SNAP
SHORE ACRES. DIAMOND LAKE
viii run special rates for month ~ June
only. These rates apply 20 weekly par
ties and does not apply % trauslents or
people STAYING over night July board
and room Tor DAYS. $500 Dan Bradf
Prop p %. tassorolis. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
WANTED

A FEW WE'LL LOCATED LOTS
N RIVER PARK. WILL PAY
CASH COLPAERT REALTY CO.
RMS. AND .. BLACKSTONE
THEATER BUILDING.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14
EMPLOYMENT,
Statesmen

To sell our automatic electric stes m
tube and casing vuicanlzers 20 the
canizer Mfg Co. 1922 OFulIon 81. 81.
Louis. No.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-14

PRING N your house ideas and have
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can pay out in reasonable terms
Franklin Savings CO.. 20l ". Jefier.
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IF YOU WANT A HOME IN the city or
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IMMEDIATE POSsEssIoN-sI1 rooms
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GARN BROS. G3c Farmers Trust Main
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We SAVE customers for moderate pries
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). NJ ROBINSON a son
Ia = Main St. Second Floor
Main 6s5
REST INCOME PROPERTY IN valpar-
also two fat buildings, near univer
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Quick deal. $1,000 take n terms. viii
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