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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
WEIGH IS CHARGED
 WITH WHITTLING

Fred Wclch was arrested Sunday on Che charge of assault on tho per son Of M P. Warner who claimed and had Ono wounds Co sustain him Chat WoIch attempted to whittle him into strips witch a dangerous weapon lo-wit: knife.
 Iu Commissioner LoFevroa court Tuesday. Wcich was held over to Ono
 grand jury in tho sum Of $1,5OO in default of which he is languishing in thc basement of Che building on Che him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
PIONEERS OF INTERIOR

Among Che ollumors from tho In. torior who are hero on tho North. western on tho way outside arc Mr. and Mrs. August Bjoeremark of Fairbanks. tbc former being on his way outside for Che lrst umo siuoc coming North % years ago. Th, Bjoeremarks were married in skae way in Juno of '9S. They went tc Dawson Chat year and to Fairbanks in 1902.
 Another oldumo Fairbanks woman hero on tho way outside i5 Mrs Rickert wife of Paul J Rickcrt who was a member of Che lost legIs laturo from Che Fourth Division She expects to return north in th, spring.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
GURR TO SUCCEED
 COLE AS CLERK
City Council Tmnsacts Considerable Business at Called Meeting
 Last Night

A called meeting of Che city coun- ! cil was held last night ot which Mayor Robertson presided and which was attended by al Che members now In the city Councilman Robert Keeny. who is now in California and win Doc for some months to come. mailed his resignation as member of the council to Mayor Robertson and its was accepted last night. A suc- cessor Co Mir. Keeny win likely be chosen at Che next meeting.
 As stated a week ago. City Clerk A. B. Cole has been appointed chief deputy in Che U. &. marsha's office. He rendered his resignation as clerk last night which was accepted There were two applicants before Che coun- cil for Che clerkship. that Of J. T. Readman and A. E. Curr. A ballot resulted in the election Of Mir. Gurr. Che vote being 8 to 9. Mr. Coles res- ignauon becomes effective February l5th
 An ordinance regulating dairies was introduced and read for Che first time. All Che dairymen Of Che vie cinity were present and a few mild protests were registered against Che proposed measure.
 A lengthy communication from Che Alaska Native Brotherhood rel atiyo to fish legislation was read and. on motion. laid on Che table.
 Chief Of Police TT. E. P Kecgan was granted a four weeks vacation. two weeks on pay and two on his own time.
 A plat Of the Pioneers tract in Che local cemetery was submitted and Che mayor was instructed to make Che transfer Co that order.
 The chief of police was instructed Co take steps necessary to collect de- linquent personal tax.
 The mayor reported having ob- tained am order from Che judge Of Che district court for the sale of real estate listed as delinquent in Che payment Of taxes.
 Tho clerks report Of Che Financial condition of the town showed Of SS7C0ZOO in Che treasury Che first Of July. there remains S2S.4fS.29. Including S1O.oOO in bonds which will be retired in March. there win remain. after an estimated expenses Of running the city throughout Che fiscal year. about S1O.0O0. and it is probable that an additional $5.00o in bonds will be retired.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
HOTEL FOR JUNEAU
 SAYS BARTLETT

While ou h.s way outh ou a rc- cen. steamer Glen c Bartlett ior- mcr manager ol Ono Gasuueou hotol informed Che ke.eh.tm Chronicle hat thorc Is a movement on foot Go construct n new and 0rt class hotel horc- contingent on tae pulp und paper industry arlne w in this locality
 Mr uaruet aa.eI chat local cap- uaI would he forthcoming Co build .le hotel which. ho a.d would be located practically u Che hclrt oi tle city,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
STEAMER NORTHWESTERN
 LIMPS INTO PORT

The steamer Northwestern. on the way from Che westward Co Seattle with a large list Of passengers. are rived here yesterday afternoon with some Of her pumping machinery dis- abled. Che break occurring just be- fore she made Cape Spencer. from which point Che Northwestern came Co Juneau on "low gear" making less chan five miles per hour. Nee cssary repairs arc being made by Ju- ncau mochapics and it is expected Che steamer win proceed on south Ialo lonLght.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
GOVERNOR TO LEAVE
 ON NEXT THURSDAY

Governor Bone will be unable Co get away for Che East on the North western tonight but will leave on the next southbound steamer. which will be Che Princess Mary sailing early next Thursday morning. lt is probable that his stay at Washing ton will be prolonged possibly to two months-and that it may be we'll along in March before he returns.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
VALDEZ PAPER SOLD

According to a notice in Che Vai- doz Miner Of January 7 that paper has been sold by IT. B. solby to local parties who win continue its public cation at Valdez Mr. soihy does not state his intentions for Ono fu- urc. His retirement from the ranks Of Alaska Journalism win hc gonor- ally regretted by Ono fraternity throughout lhc Territory
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
SURVEYOR GENERAL
 AGAIN AT OFFICE

Surveyor General and Territorial Secretary Karl TheIle returned from am official visit to sitsa on Monday. bringing with him severe cold which ho contracted on Che way out For Che next three days after his re- turn he was confined to his room ot
 Che Zyuda hotol hut has fully ro- covered and is back u his office again
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
THEY LIKE SEWARD

"Bob" C.agg writes Che StroIlor's Weekly from Seward. where he took over Che agency of tho Alaska steam ship Company iu December, Chat both he and Mrs. Cragg are well pleased with thoir new home and are getting acquainted with many worry agreeable people Bob" wished chat thcy be remembered 10 their Juneau friends
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
HOUSES CLOSED

As Che result of a raid on tho American Cigar Store and Fairbanks Pool Rooms by Special Officer Jack Wilson last Monday. the former is now closed after the manager hav- ing been fined $500 and the latter is a'so closed pending Che result Of hearing. It is alleged that intox- icaung liquor was found in both places.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
NEw OFFICERS CHOSEN

ht Che regular meeting of Che Ym Society yesterday afternoon. che following officers were elected for Che ensuing year.
 Mrs Samuel Gwot pr@.dent' Mrs. Geo. smnh.nH vice president, Mrs. Hector Mclean. treasurer. Mrs. L. M Ereh0re Secretary.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

MT .ond Mrs E. R. Jaeger and daughter Miss Hazel, are leaving on Che Northwestern for Che south. They win spend the remainder Of Che winter in California.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

r. n. tf.n He.I c. we dry goods department o. Go'fe.nH Enpor um larrc. on l.e Northwestern on a buying trip for h.s house
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
HENDERSON IS
 COMPREHENSIVE
Commissioner Of Education Makes Eubgh,enmg Address to
 Ketchisan P.-T. A.

The following appeared I'm t1c Nrtch.sar Chronicle of lanuary b.
 .rauc is uo umI to what an as- .,e.uor ukc hs elu io. declared Lester n Henderson. commissioner ot education. speaking upon che euh- Ier. Public Interest and School E.- Uarr.v at One meeting or Che r.rartrea-heu Association hold in he assembly room Of hc hsh school last evening
 zoo paramount importance .s Che moral fore. it yields Backed by Che right Nul o. public opinion. it o.r put over anything it wants to now buildings. ncc.sary equipment or addition. fo lUe curriculum An- o.her nhas. ol it Is che be.tcrmmt o. health condition. u Wrm-e'i tnue Inn. h..u established medical Inspection m tne schools whereby many physical t....s of Che pupils hlr. n..n romeIrL
 arr,...ans ar. allowed to oharee t.. of ss . .ni for examination u..r n refund %. sI a ,hIu io Che l.rr.o.
 .m Im..u U .... examination l" ..tn children h. nu Che doctors Two blanks are 0.eI ou. On. e
 rI m .a... envelope to ,H. r.rn. and .h. other .s kept ou a.r .. ... .....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
More Money Spent on Gum Than
 Schoo.


 .W. need your UHun.aI support m. r.urI. %. Aassa are Hber.I nut m. much for education as lw I... important une such as candy. gum u- soda uaIer I'm A.a.a tuc .o.t DOT earra Cor education u sf.r Tho rat. m Che s.at.. |. i0 0r -. n.r cont Montana toad. Chem u.tn rt. o. fs. to goo per o.nfa
 .We pride ourselves .hat our iu- uuuor. of learning have hu. one door eHue tho.e %. European oouu- r-.a have at least tuo-on th-u which passes Ono h.ncr ol wood and drawers of vat.r and rhe other One professional mm. Bu. our boast s not generally eu.od out Our schools lack sufficient appeal to lhe academic mind They provide iu s.rueuor along vocational lines and .o keep Che rtII longer in school m parts of our country hu. not through cut tle nation as a whole
 Elementary Education Insufficient
 .Our schools are insufficient r elementary ciueaton Statistic show chat 5.00ao00 over Che age O. Gen years cannot write. s5ono00 over Che age ol tcn are not abie c, road or write. making percent o. our American population Wterate Five per cent over Che aee of ten years who cannot vrtc One English language This means that l2 pc cont vu mo, besar ise'i and a' election uue are a menace Co tb. country
 "We rank ninth among Che uat.om of Che world in che matter of ifiter aer m. neero a not Che elus. ot .hs os here are one bunire.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
Public Criticisms

.CrH..u. ar. made chat eraIH- at.s from t.c eight. er.les an over ur country ar. unable to read or urf. n.Ue.Hi. chat tH.r are .ou..r mentally and physically This .hrree al 'r..H..ney might ha changed .o n.aa..a.r which s One r..a.t o. insufficient public Hn- DOT. b..h morally and financially.
 moral support. ! mean Iu.0r
 a.. in m. nooI Visit Mr. Snyder i'm u. manual department o. your
 .Hn. and e NI.. has been a.. ..mna..I a...Il ..s year, ruI oa. Hs plans for .He future u aUI .rou.. n nrl. tn taat ienart m.rt and i'm he school Vat t.o physics laboratory room and . how H. pupils ar. taking uor. handicapped hr limited enaoe Ta.. pride tn ImnrosHe these couit uor. Know what your .aoo. a
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
School Mee. Proposed

n.r. t o. WuueoII 0u nro rI plan tor .H annual school rt .n .omr... m de0a,e. a..'. .m. subjects. and . t.ui. ol atn. I... IT mar h. possible to make a-.r..m.rs for ... frt ono t1 ho hold n Juneau m March cor April Tn. u.tt.r ol r.....I faro .a being ...r mp u.h m. steamship com- panic. 40 present.. Juneau Is tHo rrr town i'm Southeastern Alaska .H.. . provide IT. auditorium a.. .uors ne.ry for such a ..H....
 Kecmkau Schools Rank High
 .ket.r.san s..o have as many Ier.ruu. of ne. and are doing t..m .s .Teut.. as any iu Che Territory u'thoneH uIcapn.l v.tl lack oE building .ues it has % n.r. .omrr.hcn... .ou-e n mus.. and a-t nan . other Alaskan town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
LOOK THESE OVER

Van Buren Az. two-story. modern (:
buy at 5000. Part cash. balance on
time.
Fassnacht Az, eight-room, partly
modern. $500. Part cash, balance
\. Carroll St. six room. semi-modern
$4.2JO. Part cash, balance $50 per
month
South Bend Az. ten-room house. close
in. Desirable for one who wants to
keep rOOmers Only S6.OOO.
Queen ST.. practically new five room
modern bungalow. Half block from
ear line. $500. $50 cash, balance
$50 per month.
and church. $1,000. 81 200 cash. bal
auce SO per month.
y. Sadie St. seven rooms and bath
$1,000. Sl,O00 cash. balance on terms, or
will trade for modern home in north
east section OF the city.
y College St, new twO-stOry mod
ern house Five rooms and sleeping
porch. $500 $500 cash. balance
monthly payments.
100 y. Johnson St. siX-rOOm mod
eTn twO-s story house. Close 20 ear and
school $3.50. $500 cash. balance on
monthly payments.
r. Miner St. six room. semi bunga-
low, in good condition. 5000. S7OO
cash. balance $50 per month.
We have some very desirable vacant
lots which we will be glad TO show
YOU.
II Interested. call or write us and we
Will show these properties at any time
MEYERS. LONG & CO.
Phone Main ga
% Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

Notice is hereby given chat thc Ad
vis0ry Board and Trustee OF Olive
will mp 70 Z O'Clock in the afternoon. Fri
day. July 9Th. 1872. at the office ~ Lot
O. Runnels. Trustee or said Township
In the Town or New Carlisle. Indiana.
receive separate sealed bids for the cree
tion, construction and completion 10
brick addition to fhc present school
building Iu The Town Of New Carlisle.
said addition fo fake the place ~ fhe
present brick srhonl building in said
Town Of New Carlisle. which present
west wing. being The old part of said
school building iS % Dr. torn down AMI
replaced by q new brick wing or add.
ton te be covered by This proposed let
ting and contract. according 90 plans
and specifications prepared hy Walter
". Schneider Architect and approved
and adopted bv the Advisory Board and
Trustee of said school Township aud
now on file Boo the Office of Lot g. Run
nels. Township Trustee or Olive Town
ship
Contractors can receive plans aud
application 10 said Trustee or Walter "
Schneider. Architect. South Bend. lnd.
Separate bids viii he received for the
General CONTRACT for said huildinE- said
General Contract to include wiring.
Separate bids VIII Doe received for tho
heating plant for said building. Separate
bids viii be received for the plumbing
90 be installed in said building
All bids must be on forms prescribed
and approved by the State Board Of Ac-
counts All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check payable 20 said
Trustee for the use Of said school Town
ship ih q sum equal 90 three percent 90
the bid. The check 0f each successful
bidder viii be returned 90 bidder when
satisfactory contract and bond to Tho
approval OF said Advisory Board and
Trustee have been executed Tn the
event that any successful bidder shall
fail 20 execute contract and
bond as required within Eve days
from the opening ~ bids. then
the certified cheek or said bidder shall.
become the property OF Olive school
Township as llquidated damages for thc
failure Of bidder 10 enter into contract
Checks of am unsuccessful bidders viii
be returned. Contracts viii be- let iu
compliance with the law % the lowest
and best bidder The Advisory Board
and Trustee reserve the right to reject
any and an bids received
The total estimated cost Of said con
structiou is $4,000
Given by order ~ the Advisory Board
Of Olive school Township. ST. Joseph
County Indiana, this 18th day NJ June
1872
LOT G. RUNNELS.
Trustee Olive school Township So
Joseph County. Ind June iG.23-20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FINANCIAL.

g PER GE1T INTEREST
is paid on ali deposits left with
Us. We loan money on first mort
gage securities In south Bend and
Nishawaka. Workingmen Build
Ing and Loan Assn. Whitcomb &
kellers Office Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

ClTY'S BEST BUNGALOW Built by
Californian in true western design.
Oak floors throughout. Living room
across entire front OF house substan-
tial fireplace. hanked by bookcases
Kitchen is most efficient. everything
iu easy reach Breakfast porch, also
huilt-in garage. Corner lot beautifully
planted. To appreciate its many dis
finctiye features, must be seen.
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
2O1 :. Main 81. Phone: Lincoln 1J71
Northwest. splendid modem home 4.
rooms; oak finish. $4,000.
East side: excellent home; modern -
room best finish: $500
. room bungalow; furnace. electric
East side. Groom: part modern; $3.50
500 cash
Northwest: 6-room, part modern. So
go. $500 cash.
River Park: splendid i-rOom home
modern: hot water heat: garage: $500.
9rooms. . blocks from center. excel
lent home; modern corner lot s. 500
blocks from center, S-rOom modern
excellent home $500.
A beautiful home: best section: mod
ern in detail. S-rOOm garage; lot 10000
shade and shrubs: 81 500.
Harter Heights. English Colonial 4
rooms; exquisite detail: garage. shade
s1250o
We have many modern bungalows In
Southeast and Northwest
Florence Knall lots on Dixie WAY. S12s
20 $50; easy terms.
WORDEN REALTY CO.
23S Farmers Trust Bldg.
foH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVE
MENT.
City OF South Bend. Indiana, Depart

MENI.
City OF South Bend. Indiana. Depart
ment of Public Works.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the De
partment Of Public Works Of the City
OF South Bend, Ind, up 90 10 o'clock A.
NJ. OF the Both day Of June 1922. for the
execution Of the following work:
Pavement on Bowman St from Miami
81. 10 Studebaker Park Under Improve
ment Resolution No. 994.
Pavement on Main 81. from Indiana
av. to Ewing av. Under improvement
Resolution No 995
Pavement on Hine ST. from Walnut
ST. 10 Studebaker ST. Under Improve
ment Resolution No. 800.
All in the City Of South Bend, Indiana
Complete drawings and specifications
Of said work are now on file In the Office
Of the Department Of Public Works in
the city Hall OF South Bend, Indiana
The Board reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids:
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
J. Il. Slaughter
/. T. Hardy
Albert r. Homer.
Veronica c. Sweeney, Clerk Of the Board
June 16 %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
f-roOm home. Immediate possession,
81 500; $500 down
SrOOm home. partly modern. i'm
mediate possession, $500; $500 down.
6-rOOm home, immediate possession,
$1,000: 500 down
Groom home. immediate possession,
81. 100: $3.50 down
THE LEWINSKI AGENCY. Inc.
Peoples State Bank Building
1922 W Division ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

South Bend ind June -. 1922
Notice is hereby given hy the Board
Of Public Works of The City 81 south
Bend. Indiana. that it is desired 90 make
the following public improvements. in
said city MS authorized by THE following
numbered resolutions adopted bv said
board on tho 21st day OF June. 1922
No. 1901 To improve Madison So from
Eddy 81. 90 the east line of JHdie.- Add.
ton. hY the construction ~ pavement
A. shown by Doe plans ana specification.
on file In The office Of said board
40 1902. To Improve l.aSaIe av from
The west line ~ Tho briHge over the So
Joseph river tD the west ilue NJ Main
So. 10y the construction OF pavement. a,
shown hy the plans and -Uerihcatious
on hle iu fhe office 0f said board
said board has fixed SUI, Do. 1922 90
s:l5 D.. m. 900 which date sfid board ~
hear aIl persons Interested. ar whose
property i- liable ta Doe assessed fur ODE.
above proposed improvements ana u.H
decide whether le benefit. t0 tle nraU
erfy liable t0 Doe assessed. for such r
pr0vemenfs viii equal the estimated ra-r
thereof
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
T. E slaughter
D. r. If1nIv
Albert T. Homer
Aftestel Veronica f ~rr..Har
CIerk or The Board
June q I'D
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

CITY7S FINEST DOUBLE HOUSE-Lo-
Gated Edgewater Place. close i'm. excel
lent neighborhOod. Larger side has
large living room with fireplace. large
sunporch, dining room, Kitchen: toilet
and lavatOry. Smaller side finished
like larger except has two bedrooms
and open porch. Finished in hard
wood. beautifully decorated. Exterior
pleasing English stucco. Property
pays excellent rental income.
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
207 :. Main 81. Phone: Lincoln 1911
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
HELP WANTED-FENIALE
WOMEN-GIRLS
FLAPPERS

Get the Attest powder puh Best
wool and clamOis. washable, sanitary
and besides can be filed and refIled
with your favorite powder. Send 3Jc
for sample and II not satisfied. money
refunded. Agents wanted. Write, DO
not call. Rossman Sales Co. los :. La
Sale St Chicago Ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

CITY PROPERTIES FOR s. SAFE IIrs
q room modern house on f. Fox St,
s room modern bungalow. southeast
:; loom modern house. double garage
uaved street. near StudeOakeI EaIA'
Z room modern house. paved street
near Studehaker school. SB,uOO.
room modern house, near Stuue
baker school SJ.Auo.
Is room modern house. Hauey Az.
ucighhorhood. S6aH
q room modern house on Z Broad
room bungalow ou Huey Az
: room modern house ou r. Fox ST,
near Miami ST. double garage. S1VN.
room modern bungalow now being
built southeast on @ nice paved street
solid oak floors .ud trim living room
and dining rourt, fr.i basement. An
extra Well buhr house. II you buy
This now YOU can help select decora-
tons. color 0i paint and electric Ok
lures Price is only $500.
. room modern bungalow. southeast,
near Miami ST. N4o0
6 room modern house In Edgewater
5 room modern bungalow on Ran
dolph St. large corner lot, garage,
S54OO
room modern house. northwest.
room modern house. northwest
$1,000
> room bungalow. Navarro place
room house Oh W. Division ST..
$3.50
room modern house near St PauTs
Methodist church, SJ.4oO-
VACANT LOTS
Ten lots near Haley school
Large corner Tot on Eddy ST
Seventeen large lots iu good neighbOr-
mood close 90 Miami 81
cor Tot one block east % Michigan s.
Three lots in Vernon Heights az S25j
each
Lot one half block north Of Lincoln
Lot on Elmer So
Lot on Adams 81, near Lincoln Way
West
cor lot on :. Main ST.
Two lots on Prairie Az.
A lot on = Milton So
A few lots in River PARK
Two lots on r. Miner ST
A large lot on = william So
A lot on p Bowman So
A lot on Phillpa 81
Large corner lot on Pennsylvania Az
one lot In Harter Heights
An extra large corner Tot in Navarro
Some o. these properties can be
bought on easy terms
FRANK JEFFERIES
as Union Trust Bldg
or see your own realfor.
FOR SALE
Beautiful home and garage. r. Bow
man ST. newly decorated. large lot
Three homes on T. Dayton St, small
lots
Three homes on Allen Av. Beautiful
lots very desirable.
Two homes River Park. large iots
n you are looking for a place 20
build We have some very good vacant
lots We viii be glad 20 show these
any time.
DUNAHOO 4 BAILEY
Lincoln e2D2
40 J. 81 s Bldg.
FOR SALE-Flat bullding four hsts Of
rooms each separately heated All
modern, on r. Michigan ST. bringing IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
FOR SALE

$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT AND
ONLY $50 PER MONTH. INCLUD-
ING INTEREST, WILL BUY AN
TRACTIvE TWO STORY
HOUSE. TWO SECOND FLOOR
BEDROOMS. COMPLETE BATH.
FURNACE. FLOOR DRAIN IN
FULL BASEMENT. LOCATED IN
FULLY IMPROVED AND BUILT
Up NEIGHBORHOOD. A BAR
GAIN AT LESS THAN COST.
ONLY TWO LEFT. WILL SHOW
BY APPOINTMENT My.
WRITE BOX 900, NEWS TIMES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
SOUTHEAST
FOR SALE

THOROUGHLY MODERN HOME.
SITUATED on LARGE CORNER
LOT. PAVEMENT on BOTH
STREETS. FULL SIZE BASE
MENT WITH WATER HEATER.
COAL AND FRUIT CELLARS.
LAUNDRY TUBS LARGE LIv-
ING ROOM. DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN WITH TWO BED
ROOMS AND BATH on SECOND
FLOOR. SCREENS FURNISHED.
HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL DIS
TRICT. SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT AND BALANCE LIKE
RENT. ALSO. MODERN BUNGA-
Low. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
AND $50 PER MONTH. y. L.
OTIS. 123 y. TAYLOR ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
Mr.. RENTER EASY BOUGHT
EASY OWNED
Mr. RENTER
EASY BOUGHT

WILL MAKE 1T POSSIBLE FOR
YOU TO own A BEAUTIFUL
NEWLY BUILT HOME IN A Sc
LECT COLONY OF GOOD FAMIL-
les WHERE DISTINCTIVE
HOMES PREDOMINANT. MOD
ERN-FIvE LARGE ROOMS AND
COMPLETE BATH ARTISTIC
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES. GAS,
FULL BASEMENT. SOLID 10"
NCRETE WALLS WITH
DRAIN TO SEWER. PENINSU-
LAR FURNACE WITH COMBIN-
ALTON WATER HEATER, FRUIT
CELLAR. LAUNDRY TUBS WITH
RAIN WATER CISTERN AND
PUMP. ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
INCLUDING STREET PAVE
NENT. ARE IN AND PAID FOR.
NEAR EAUTIFU STUDE-
BAKER PARK BETW ZEN
MICHIGAN AND MIAMI SITS.
ONLY $3.50 down. VERY EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CAN BE
SEEN AND INSPECTED By AP-
POINTNENT ONLY. WRITE o.
7. PROU, 1143 5. MAIN ST.
SOUTH BEND.