South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 235, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 August 1919 — Page 4

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By Winifred Black

thre cnnfitpl hoys living on father. n! treating him as if he vtp nothing in the world but ;i livirjg cheefc-

a. man and had a family like that. I'd Jui-t got an attack of this new dicaf-p that's something liko .hell hock. and IM wnnder awav some-

L' lilt' I - - - r ' ' ' j , j fathrsj an' ''l i-v'tf'r Susie pay for her! Id. and!nwn dancing frocks, and Urothtr

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Mir.r1 working and srhfinins and -wating

f .! far and Mav:ng that fathr dor-s day in l hi'w-' lf. 1 and day out from veal's nd to

year's n.r Whenever ou

.nan workinir hin..- !f ipt nervous j'i ti a t i'n. 10 chanTs to one h'J dointr it fT soni woman and usually th r-'.H a family of f hildr n sonvwhiv at homf ndintr on father's wits .and father's ourac ;ind f.ith'T's 1 -rains and father's f-ndur-

atKf. and father's s-atri-ire and nir.'- tiinrs out oi jn tri- vif- and i th- chiMrrn tako" -f rything ho : givs and d s and sti vury:l s to io

notio that whnn'as a n. attar of i oursc. "f th- .-!raii;ht andj (" To any sanatorium in Arnrrha

Well. Kf. to have a day-

old dad. with a i y ft earn. :;-:: in h:. r..ayt" a litt T - ia.r.th valley m(H' thirg th

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favorito d's-'-rt. and rvrvl. th" family Xt'.Ur.i: that. aft-r sn't .' ld a h rnii-'ht !. I womit, r how "Iad'' ;.s g-

:ak it. ilf ahv-r. s pr-tr.r.d? that h- hat ; fu.. nr.'! doojn't liko sc"pj'. an' r:in't h ir ;ir,v display of r:T irn nt

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Wo Anirri'-.m womn hao thojwhore. oh. quite a Ions ways away, j

hot hushaiwls and tho iov

land tho lust yons in tho worl

! wr ar-n't tho h t wit s nor the b 5t ! rrothrrs nor tho !,f.t dauphtrrs in tho world. Thr'B no uvo talklnp. j w aro not. t Wo oxjM-ct things from our men ' as a matter of cours" that tho aver- ! at;o Kuropoan woman would nover

droam ovon of hoping to pot.

Wo run off to Kurcpo. or down

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ai tv tho, .M ;!horo. or up into tho moun-t IPI ,usl once in u w" n a;prociatO

vacation, and iIon't.lMO 1, 5,1 'll,1, r ;'ni mo nosi nus

rand and tho la-st son in tho world

TO CONTINUE SALE OF ARMY FOOD AS LONG AS

ALLOTMENT HOLDS 0UT

Salo of surnli? .irmv ftrA ,

buy his own motorhoat and I w ' J w Sarah invite hrr own frirnd.s!thf I,arccl post systpm whIch bpan

Hilly

Aunt

to spond tho summer and pay the;

I but:hr:r's bill while thev're stavinc

ju?t for a chanK. I believe I'd !lnd a difforent atmosphoro when I pot back. Father's day? Let's celebrate it from coast to coaet. Lot' pretend

tains for our

' are what happens to father so lonp as ho pots tho chock off on the right mail. Why should wo worry about him. hos only father. He's jtieer and ol-l-fashionr-d. and doosn't do the latest dance stops not with us anyhow and ho won't road tho latest

books and he's even bored :t the

here In Amerb a.

father s! ; s c

r. arrow path and i. pir.s uyinp dia - ;i on will tind that nine oat of morid hors-shr-. or errand pianos' 1 0 of th" worn on in ma to aro single, ai;d motor .irs. or tukots to tho':"d nino out of 10 .f tho mm inTavies and a pair of mar-silk sto.-k-j ates are married, ir.ps fr sr-nio j r -p-j.-t--rom iiarrnrj I '.imcI inp Too Much, and the th.r.t; r T a iritf tho ?i"s- Women break down because they paper, it always turns out tint th! have no one to love, and men break charmer has written letters and call-' down because too many people deed up on the. 'phone, and v. hi-per d r nand too much of them, and chatted ;.nd mo. med al-out- 1,11 Kettin.,' awfully tired her, in r.othinp In the world 1. :t sentiment. ' An. erica of soeinp an Indolent womWh.U's it all about anyhow, this' in il ' Ifh girl and two or

HOLD IUKTIIDAV IAUTV. At a meeting and birthday partyheld Friday eveninp by the South r.end rewiov. No. 4. U O. T. !.. Mrs. Frances Moore drew the birth- . t i a L . .

liay put. rcuiowinp me meetinq an

theater says he's tired and he acts' auction sale, fishing pond and a pealike a martyr when we make, him i nut sale drew a neat sum. The dress up in the evenlnp. And he al-1 lodge furnished luncheon for the ways wants steak for dinner, or j members and puests in the dininp something plain anil stupid like hat. f room.

when there's a whole card full of

"a las" to choose from. Somo of Ills Problems. And tho way he poes on about tho new dresses! Why. you'd think he wanted us all to dress; in blankets and be done with it! And on the t:rst of the month when the, bill comes in! Io you know what I'd do if I were

ASK "SQlWHi: muL.' An appeal to the American spirit eallinp for a "square deal" and requesting that no discrimination be made on account of color is embodied in a set of resolutions adopted by the Chain Ixikes association at the close of Friday's session held at the Mt. Zion Baptist church.

last -Monday will continue until the allotment shall be disposed of. Information to thi effect was received Friday evenlnp from James I. Blakeslee. assistant postmaster general. The oripinal plan called for the close of sales on Wednesday, but at the expiration of that time it was ascertained that most of the postmasters still have a surplus of some foods. A variety of staple articles are still available at prices ranpinp far below present retail quotations at the

local postoffice. Orders will be taken for the supply which has not yet been exhausted, the supply includinp bacon, corn beef, roast beef, corn beef hash, baked beans, corn, black pepper and preen peas. A requisition for the ordered poods has been made by the local post office authorities, but no information was received as to when the poods will reach South Bend for distribution among tho purchasers.

FILMS INJUNCTION SLIT. James A. Judie filed an injunction suit In superior court Friday afternoon enjoininp the city cf South Bend from shuttinp off tho water running through meters on N. Emerick st.

r.nwr.nn. Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Pelbert Watkins were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chivinpton of Lydick. Mhs Marjorio Martindale of Rochester is visiting her sister. Mrs. Homer Vincent. Mr?. Wm. Hoffman and son. Harry Binpaman are spending the week in Chicj-po. Mr. and Mrs. Morse of Brirtol and Mr. f-.nd Mrs. Morse of Klkhart called n:i Mr. and Mrs. . C. Bay. Sunday. Wrn. Fis'sell and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Fulton. Herbert Shrader of South Bend spent Sunday at the home of S. L. Worrell. Th-? Presbyterian Ladies' aid met at the home of Mrs. Rudy Sellers. Wednesday afternoon. J. W. Seeby and wife of Chicago, Mrs. Burkheiser of South Bend and Mrs. Willis Kiser called on Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bay, Tuesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carson. Victor Signs. Mrs. Abe Stephenson and Mrs. Harry Sirguy of South Bend spent j

Monday evening at the home of Jasper Smith. Dennis Coverly and Mrs. Harry Shennaberger were in Niles Monday. Mifs Mable Hoffman spent Thursday and Friday with Miss Bessie Marshall in Edwardsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Billery moved from F. E. Lo-.vrye farm to the Off farm Thursday.

BRITAIN ANNOUNCES -TRADE RESTRICTIONS

LONDON. Aug. 2!.-Th" board of trade Friday evening issued a lone ; list of articles under the tor.n ut.- j Stahle key industries", the importa- i lion cf vhich after .Sept. j. wu y. permitted only by license. The !:. t ' im'ludr? -n..l, tar derivltis f;r us , ;n d. cs, a number of cob.-rs. eheM,icals. optical class, scientific a:.! optical instruments, hosiery, nv r-.r-' tcs and puces. !

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chained rosaries at

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1920 -100,000

Will be Open For Sale to the Public, Tomorrow, August 24-, 1919 The opening sale of the finest investment and home site property ever placed on the market IN RICHLAND lies in the direct path of South Bend's industrial and residential expansion. It is the one" logical spot that the working man will be able to have his home so as to be near his work. It adjoins South Bend's new manufacturing and factory district.

Fact

You Should Know

About

South Bend and Richland-

Demand for these lots in the next two years This is the opportunity of a life time. South Bend is having an increase of 50,000 in the next few years. Over 8,000 workers of various trades and their families will be brought to this citv within the next five months. If all the available property in this city were to be subdivided and built on, 32 per cent of South Bend's increase of 50,000 or 16,000 people will live outside of the present city limits. Only recently a $10,000,000 rubber corporation was formed and it is their intention to erect a large plant at once. This will attract thousands of others. Manv small factories and manufacturers are contemplating moving their business here in the verv near future. Taking all this into consideration, to state that there will be an increase in population of 50,000 is not an exaggeration.

Great Increase in Value All property bought at this time and at these prices will advance in value over 100 per cent. The buyers of property in this subdivision will be able to make from 100 to 300 per cent on the monev thev have invested when this increase in population takes place. A Home Community Working men will desire to live as close to their work as is possible. The only available space that is left for these men to live where thev desire, is in the southwest part of the citv. This will be the section where the greatest demand for home sites will be. RICHLAND is located, in that part of the city. It is an ideal home community for the working: man. The lots are all large and a man may have his choice of any size lot he desires. The lots all front on 60 foot streets with 14 foot allev in the rear.

Title to Property The Schellinger Home Building Co. are the owners of Richland and can give clear title by warranty to purchasers of lots in. Richland. Improvements Streets are being graded and sidewalks laid. A $5,000 sewer assessment has been paid on the property. Building Activity $20,000 worth of houses up and more going up. Our plans are laid to build 475 homes in Richland. We will build a home for every purchaser of a lot in RICHLAND.

Richland is bounded by Indiana, Ewing, Dundee and Kaley. Calvert street runs through the center of the property.

of Lots

The lots are 40x128, 45x128, 63x 128 and blocks of three lots, 120x 128. Prices and Terms 40 foot lots $245 and up. Corner lots, 48x128 $280 and up. 63x128 $375 and up.. A small payment of two to five dollars will reserve a lot. 10 per cent down when sale is closed and 2 per cent a month. How to Reach Richland Take the Chapin Street car to end of line where our automobiles with banners on will be stationed to convey you to -the property, free of charge. To walk, go out Sample to Olive, south on Olive to Calvert and property.

REAL ESTATE IS THE FOUNDATION OF ALL WEALTH. Come to RICHLAND, August 24, 1919, and start your foundation. For reservations or information call Main-1426. Salesmen on ground daily 9 a. m. to 5 p. m

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FRANK J. MURRAY, Sales Manager. 201-202 J. M. S. Building, South Bend, Indiana.