South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 13

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Mrs. J. Ilaton of Vollnia.. Tapani f l'hiHipabui t,-. M ra. Cleo Liwton of

Mrin;,'!ieM, Mm., w re Kiu-sts of Mrs. 3.. A. Churchill Tue.-diy. Mr.-. Mags'l Carr of Kalamazoo, T'iys Marie lUvis of Kdwardsburtr. wiss KitthTinf Ü:i:-h f Liwrcncf i. nd Miss tilee Kosr of Spring Like i.re sweats for th; wotk of Mrs. Hcttiv Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Warron rntrrLtind a party of 1 j at tilnner Sunday, rnnip'.jiiifntinj; Dr. and Mrs. II. I'. i',M)ic of Kirksvjllc. Mo. County Clerk K. C Heardsleo went r Mukeon Tut-My to attend the .Michigan Association of County i'ivrks. John UiUaimons hns returnd to 3troit after a vi.-: it at the W. P. 1 "itisimor.s liomr. Miss's Margaret Warren and Ruth jisbei bi fit the d ty in South liend "Wednesday. Hurt Nutting of Lan?!ng was a i ust at the. W. W. Warren home idonday. (tv-riAO Mackenzie of Kansas City, r-I., i vir.tlni? üt the W'. i Kitzlinnr.s home. Mr. and Mr. James I,. Robinson . ft Thursday tor Spokane, Wash., I nwike thir borne. Mr. and Mis. W. T. Vary of ltalna, Calif., tarn Saturday to visit n the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hrnry .Mesner. Thursday Mrs. Vary had in misfortune to fall and break her wrist. W. C Jones of Marcellus was in tvn T-.u.sday. Mrs. .Stella Klink ia visiting friend in Iataitte. Ind. Mia.-j Ithoda Iool Is visiting her musing, MisM'.s Georgia and Hhea lool, in I.'in:.iiifer. M'.s. b'rank Prcnner returned "Wednesday from Willian"t5town, 2dich., win-it shi' bad V. o spending k veral week .Vr. ani Mrs. I J Fin den at d hildren spent the first of the week i Ath-f M-.s Mittle Kne a- l ai''hr. Miss C!i ?,ti:t. 1 1 'ur ed v. ith them to their home in Athens. Mi.s KstVu r Haworth raie th.c week from Indfanr.poli3 to make her Lome vith her .sister, Mrs. 1'. I a. Taj lor. Mr. and Mr?. Harvey Fields of Philadelphia, und .Mih. Marie 'Klett i nd son of Constantino were Kuests i'i the G. H. Orr homo Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kinehart and :on. Richard, of Chicago rann Tuesr iy to spend 10 days with Mr. and

.Mr. I. r . Ste ttiner. it. S. Harrington and Irving Nolde motored to Kalamazoo Tuesday and ppent the day. Sits. Edith McLain wont to Chicago Tucsilay to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Kudd spent the litit of the week in Union Mills, Ind. Chicago rann Kriday to isit at the Jiome of Q A. HardlnK. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnold cntori ai'ied .Mr. ami Mi s. Wilson Decker. Mr. u .d Mrs. S. I. Rudd and Dr. and Jimes II. Kelsey at dinner at the I.-land Park hotel Tuesday eveniat:. C. M. Kidman v.-ont to Lansing rionday to attend a meeting of tlin 2 arnt bureaus )f the middle west. Mrs. lernest Miller has returned to lu-r home In Manistee after spending Kvveral weeks here with her sister, -Mrs. II. D. Haßley. Charles L'bv of Alba. Mich., has 1 en isitimr friends and relatives In

Casopnlls and vicinity and attended i lie Fby family reunion at Jone: Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Hutcliins entertaineil the Royal Neighbors oluh with' an allday picnic at park Shore. Diamond J.ake. Friday. County A sent C. M. Kidman and limily r.iovt.l th! week into the Frol Reyri'dds home from Park -re where they havo been living1 In a rottajre.

The. Rev. and Mrs. Prank :.' : d daughter. Marcaret Ann,

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te. y our mi vH' You may think It's kind .f far . r fjf To our hou.se. ipA4 And there isn't any ear 2 I-SSS To our house; Put I tre ad the extra miles r n thf' nir nf Afterwhilcs. ffilfr pVir JVr there's heaps f happy smiles t"tf"'7-V; At our hou.s"! z p"::r-i-5?5 There arc vines a-tuinintr round rrrtrJj li- At OUT house; ' :,iV; fl'S-Zg There are roses in the ground ij L --Vii"- At our house; VVi There are hearts that boat for me v; Ups t love, and eyes to see ;Tj'.-vtfy rr:rrf a That I'm as happy as can be :,77vK V ffrtSlii At our house! Vfttfft i L-,t; L mäh ' jOf'41 ! iHWr

On lecal tiarlt, John TTart Brlttain. 'btütlr.rsü ran. f?rlifl"d to this: "My head at th top ta.i bici was abcclut:i7 b?ld. Tha trrlp was fhiny. An expert nil th.it ha th".rht tho linir rootn vro xtinrt. nd there Traa no hn-v cf my rcr l-.avinc a n'r hsir fcrovth. "Yet now, at an fir ovtr r,r, I hro a l;;r;;riant growth of poft. strocr. lnstroua hair ! No trve of IjM-.om. The p :. -1 r res iHra here are frota my j.botr.rraphs." ?Ir. I'nttiiia ccrti-cd further; INDIAN'S SECRET CF KAIR GROV.TH "At a time whfn I Kni tpronp dic"oi'rn7oil

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Chfrokee Ir.Ji.in !nrtiine nan' vrho hid n eUrrlL.li

thct h aFfc v.-rutci v. ou! I rrw iny h-.w. Alt'ioujh 4ftr lair :r31 had tut little fr.it!'. I r-vc it a trial. T. !.:y V "r Lair 0r3l araaxernent a liht fuzx eo. n ppear.-. 1. It developed. da7 by day. tstl a healthy growth, and era loaj mjr hair was at pruiiiic as ia u'.y jouthful dais. T';J Tt J j asfnr.ifhsJ et:-i haf-y is exrt$iMi f.y stst? cf mini tt-.-'.J'.y. Oblous!y, hi hair rtuls li.nl r t ! r n c'ci'l. b':t n-rc dormant i i the flp. ava:tin' the fcrlili-.nt s'.cni-y of Ihr mysterious p.-: :."!" ' I HefTOtlatod for anJ ra.no i ito i (. d':!i of tlie principle f r p--paring this mvstrrious lixir. now i ;!!c.l iiotal-o. and later buJ

fhet9chcntialJ, cP put into prartirul form hy a vhfvn't. Tüat nr own lair -rowth ivas porriancni h.n lecn ampW proveJ." How YOU May Grow YOUR 23air

19 has been prOTed ia very ttany cades that h'.ir root did not di evtn -when the hair ftil t.ut through. damtniiT, feror, af-tcia areata or certain other hair or Sal, disorders. yt'A. D. Otlo reports: "About 8 j t.m aco ny luir bo.n to fall

Mil Until mv SCjjn in -,iots trill k'mcst entirety tali. I n-j tvrrrthi.n; tli.it "w.tii rrornTÜd hut vrus al-vajs .isa -; i.-.'d i;ntil at list I ramo si-r.a 1'talko. My bild ijots aro ucir. covered hot; th- gn-wih is alroaJv ahont three in.hc." G. V. Mitcholl rrporto: "I h.d ipoti ronj Irt tr haM. ever v. hich tlr is now crcria t.in 3 1 used Kctrlko." llr .Via;i!.t. :j.-iv.i!l rvrts: "Yhj m'u'.'o f.-T.t of KV hr-.d T71 ?i 1

l "ie paim cr xny hand tor cri ; t 1 year.

rxotauo. aair is grovtcff til otct tr.e Jlany nioro splendid, convincing rtrort

UOTAL&O SOLD BY Otto C. IJatian, Ilartey K. I'reehafer Wrttlck'i l'harmacy l'aul K. Wolter. And by Buiy Drue:Mi tH Dt3't Sunt Evrwhcr

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upon cenn n merit. Eur a tcr rf KOTALKO at the dme r'rc. (r ast for Kotal'.rj at tho toilet roodn cr d--v.7 re;ntrr of nnr tare epirtmni rre. RemrnWr t!:f -J6' A'c,'Pt "othms: else as "j't coed." JKMi.oi OUAPANTEE. Or if ro t scad 1C cent (Mirer or stampf. y.,a will rr.-ive a TT.OOt" T.0X of Kota-o -wl h nii0CI!lT.r. ?r?tai,w.V.?,!rmlR'' K0W ' c' '"'-at' iwrnrFr. trt ijat.txes3. to hTo: HAIK PROM KAIddN'tT. Oct a bei rf r"r"n?eel KOTALKO. pply onco or twic3 da.ly; vatch ia yoar n'.rror. Tor moor T'OX (in rrr.'i. none othnnri) write to JOHN HART BRITTA IN, Inc., BT-69, Station F, New York Cir-

Nigeria has ben ad. led to tho lir.ds In ivhich i.aluable depr.sit of oal hae b cn discovered in recent C.II S.

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THEODORE ROOSEVELT said: "Every person who invests in ivell-seb eted real rstat in a rowin: sv tion of a prosperous ommunity, atlopts the surist and safest method of lnvomm indipi-nuviu, lor real estate is the basis of all wealth. uy a Lot In Vassar Park

Should you decide to build there later, you will be assured of good neighbors and attractive hornn surroundings. Vassar Park, like all othor Whitcomh & Keller additions had a sound intensive value before platte,!. It has mi fnsida location. It is approved by the tanks as worthy of storing loan values. Th" character f this .subdivision wn.- lnjc ao established hy iti sur.t. Undings and development. Improvements are already in. Many houses are built and occupied. People of tirst c'.ass tyoe havtt Leen the purchaser. Whitcomb Farmers' Tru3t Bldg.

Before atteroptin? to sell Vy?.-ar Pari; to tho public, we sold it to ourselve?. No detail for jour benefit was overlooked. Two car lines are close by. Muessel School and a spacious playground are in the center of this tract. Trees, lawr.s. shrubbery and crardens are much in evidence. Ask a man who lives there what he thinks of Vass.tr Park as a home, as an investment.

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Look at these figures at the top of this page they're the official census figures figures that tell such a story of substantial growth that South Bend may well be viewed with envy by all cities in the state of Indiana yes, or elsewhere.

It is interesting to go back over previous figures and note the marked growth that South Bend has enjoyed over a long period of years, a growth that has been steady and sure. A growth that has stamped it as a city of positive prosperity. A growth that has built comfortable fortunes for hundreds YES THOUSANDS, of its inhabitants. 70,983 as against 53,694 ten years ago. A gain of 17,299, a few thousand more than twice the total population of our neighboring city, Goshen. Think of it, in one decade we have added to South Bend two cities the size of this thriving citv to the east. When it is considered that the lion's share of this great growth has come to South Bend j ince the big expansion plans of her industries were started, it is interesting to speculate what our population would be today had this stimulant been applied ten years ago. "Where will we be ten vears from now?" is a still more interesting thought As these mammoth manufacturing plants grow and reach out North, East, South and West beckoning additional thousands to South Bend WHERE WILL SOUTH BEND STAND TEN YEARS FROM NOW?

Already we feel the effects of this phenomenal growth. Every available house in the city is occupied. Hundreds are waiting the completion of the great number of homes now being rushed to completion by The Studebaker and Oliver Companies as well as those being built by individuals. It's a big job, this doubling a city's size, and one that will BUILD AS MANY COMFORTABLE FORTUNES FOR HER CITIZENS AS HAS HER PAST GROWTH. Homesites in South Bend will be at a premium in the very near future. People will be going away beyond the present city limits for building lots before many years have passed, and paying as much or more for them than is now being asked for close-in, improved vacant property. There are a number of beautiful additions that were purchased at acreage prices, platted, improved, and put on the market at prices that insure a positive, substantial return on the investment. There is no other investment that promises richer return today than South Bend Vacant Real Estate. Take this advice. "BUY SOUTH BEND VACANT REAL ESTATE AND BUY IT NOW"

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