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STOCKS STRONG Oil WALL STREET

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Supplant Hails in Point of Strength. NEW YOIIK, Ort. 'ho rhir5 tock nrif f.f txchange trading on th M or. 'lay underwent a radi cal char.c", industrial and pcrialUrs for thi f.rst time in n, fortnight uppl'inting rails In point of strength ;ind activity. Düving conerntraied lrely on rteel.. and related i-sues, the shorts covering urgently on per.-i-tcnt reports that n 1mm dlat- reduction rf exh-'lr.g, pnrc yh dule-? I contemplated by the larger producers or their selling aprnt. Prominent Stocks. Other strong and urominf nt indutrials embraced the equipment, motor?, roarers and petroleum.-. Tthfs.o v( rp added Mifh f;o ialti' as to be kathTä and p. is and jow r ism; s. a!?o textiles ar.d chernh al-. T"tal sabs amounted to 100,000 ,sh ir( . Virtually all of the clay's call ti)ony was offered at S'--en percent Rut oirht percent was paid f-ir i:t.lrate amoun:.'" in th- last halfhour. Irdrn exchange rovers d yesterday's cvirse. th- Lor.dr.n rat- t i f -ferilr.;:, while Paris rate- weakened liberty i c . i s al'M r-- from 1--' to almost or.f p r-rit .n a laru:turnover. Total subs (pir value) $ 19,7äo,oo.o. old United Stal. s bond.were unchanged n call. VP 10f Com AtitnmbUe $ 7.5 0 x.oo 1 .10.0 0 . 8.7." ;.oo . 2.15 .5o . 1.7 5 .10 . r..5o 100 Capital Film la Dayton Itui-ber Knits fo i:iL-in Motors 1 0 0 Fort Waj!)- Tii ... 200 Central oil 1,000 Harvey Crude 200 Invader O. K. (Okl-i.) .".Ofxi Invader . .'C II. (Texas) 100 Infi Money Machine. 200 .Jackson Motors Corn. 50 Jacks. ,n Motors I'fd... 100 I.orner Arm-Ted Tiro 5.25 S.25 5o 25 Mays Food Products, Inc Market 300 Miller Train Control. 500 No.-o INtnd'uni .... 2 HO O. K. (Ilant I;-:tt.ry. l.ooo Prttijolm Part I'roducts 100 Quality Tiro Com . . . 50 Kay Tire 100 Key re Motor Car . . 500 Ilich Charts Oak. . . . 100 Tpx.La-Homa I'M.. 100 J. C. Wilson 1 1 I o 5 1.50 1.0 5 10.00 3.5 0 5.oo P.id .j. i .) 10 0 We Iluy, Soil and Trade All Stocks. Smiih-FilarHn Go. 20H So. I.aSallc Street t iiic.;o jZyc Extsinlncd H. LEiVlONTREE frtix Desd'f Lfdlcr Optomrt OptlcUa T cm flupllcate anj rlf glilot, no liiattfr hr tbey wrj lnnde. l?3Hl MICHIGAN CT. M

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r CLOSING PRICES NEW YORK STOCKS Ni:V YORK. Oct. 5. Closins prl'f.s on thu stock exchange today s re : A. T. and H. F American P.eot Kugrar ... American fan Mli Chalmers ,,.:MU American Car Foundry l.'U j American I Anaconda L'comotivi! . ...r5'i 55'i Co. . 5 1 ; . . . 150 'a ...lll'l 'opper . . , Smlt. and American Smlt. and lift:. A. (I. Y A. T. and T Paldwin locomotive P. and O Pet'llehem .Ste( 1 "V," Putte and Superior P. K. T Canadian Pacific 'hili Copper Cuban Cane SMifjar Central Leather C. and O Corn Products Crucible Steel 471 I 70 a 13 1 5 1 n 127 n ; r.4 i 44 G7'2 M 1 :; o 27 V, 5!Mk io r; 2'J 3 1 - i ! Chino Copper Mnamel Fri Common Fri Preferrel (Jreat Northern Ore Strom bore; Great Xorthern Preferred . Cenerul Motors Green.- Cananea . . 1 s .2S'i .li1. 2 .91 . l s m - o . l nioe ant jeatner I nninion j Hide and Feather Preferred j Illinois Central j Industrial Alcohol I International Nickel International Paper V, to maKe a-H gProfit on Stocks? The Investor ho bur high. KraJe listt-J pecuridet outright. 7' la well JiverifieJ group, and P ....... . V . . . I in portion to make a liberal profit beyond the dividend yield. What kind of ttocki to buy, alto how and when to buy them, it Interestingly told in our book, jut published, entitled The I'rinciplea of Trofiuble lnvetment." If 64 ragei tell you the vital thing bout the utock market how to juJge a ecurity how to make a profit on itocks. It contain no "tip" on certain iMues, and nothing for the man v ho wanti to take a hort rut to wealth. but deal with fundamental. You ... - - - ' - ... - V .hWtg. . vv.u j iiiiiic, ic;u i, wm fLL tE IT TCCK VOO TEN 15

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Inspiration Copper 462 Kennecott Copper Lackawana Steel ... Lchish Valley I. and N Mexican Petroleum . Miami Copper Marino Common Marine Preferred . . . Missouri Pacific .... Maxwell Common Wheeling Lake E. .. Midvale Steel Nevada Copfer . . . . , New Haven V Y C Norfolk and Western . - 2 4 a 6 4 2 - ..... o 10 6; issi 19; ....' .76 302 4 Ts 152 CSU 11SH 35 78 a 102 S9 . . . . 33 ... 91 17' . . . O J , M .... 43; 6S ... 14 34a4 Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Pan-American Petroleum Peoples Gas Pennsylvania Pittsburg Coal Itay Consolidated Copper Heading Republic Steel Pock Island Pock Island A Kock Island Ii Kubber Kumcly Common Southern Pacific ...... Southern Railway St. Paul Common St. Paul Pfd Studebaker Common . . . Sears Uoebuck Sinclair Oil 76?; 39-8 83U 737 8 29H 0 0 1 ' - v,J 3 2 1 433; 63"a 58 Vt 116 103 CS vi 66 Sugar Tobacco Products Vanadium Texas Oil Texas nrul Pacific 51 Fnion Pacific .1.1 . 88 107V4 . 51 . ClU . 53; . 33 . 78 . U . 74 . 47 U IT. S. Steel Common P. S. Steel Pfd U. S. Food Corp Ftah Copper Virginia-Carolina Cnemical Wabash A Chandler Willva Overland Wool Westinghouse liberty bonds 3V2 percent 92.70: second 4's 89.00; first 4U's 0 0.20; second i's 89.2: third 4V 90.64: fourth 4U's 83.32; fifth 4's 96.C4. MARKETS CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. j CHICAGO, Oct. 5. IIOCS Receipt?, , 1" :.'"): marke l--.ver: rulk. iHl.Vrii, ; butchers, ?13.7.Vf bW): packing, M2.7.V,' lb.Vi: li'lits, .?l:$.7."fV; I" 2."; pigs, $l-7".t , It; roijflm, ?ia .40Via.75. J CATTLK- Ke.eipts. s.000; market 2.V J hlirher: beef. $0.i'ls.C" : butcher 8f k. TTiOj 1.".."'; htkers and feetlers, I 12..-.0; cows, fN(? 13.50; calves, liyi7.rU. SHKEP Receipts. 2G.OOO-. market 2.V ! higher: wool lambs, ?7C13.40; shorn ' lambs, jrOO'i.O'J.

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f I. riTTsniltG LIVK STOCK. riTTSIU i:;. l-a.. t. 5 CATTLE Receipts lisht; market ftetulv; choico. ?H'14.50; pond, 1 1. .Vc,; 12 50; fair, J11.2Ö Cj.l-.2."i: vr;il calves, $7'.Vr 10.r0 SIIi:i:P AND LAMMS Itecelpt fair; mnrket stertdv; prime nether?, $7.75TiS; K.ol. 5i7j7.."o: fair mixed, $Om150; lamOn, $i:;.öoiU. IKm;S Keceipt". CO dfublodf kfi : market steady: prime henry Lops, $l;.9o3 17: mediums. Jltj tor,? 1" ; heavy Yorkers, lrt.iffrl7 : lirLt Yorkers, ?15 25; 1G.25; pigs, H.75015. KAST 111 FFALO LUT STOCK. HAST I.FFFALO. X. Y.. Oct. 5. CATTLF Iteceipts, 47ä : market active, steady; hhlpping Eteerx, SIS; 17: butcher pr.Hlex, J'.f'jli: cows. .2.5ol10 f'AI.VKS liecelptfi, ."-".o; market active, steady: tili to choice, 12 SIIi:i:p AM) LAM IIS Receipts.' market active. Kte.nl v: choie lambü. $14 rHU.2ä; cull to fair. "$0.13.73; yearlings, ?!'.. 10: 8lieep. $.-f?jM IH.HiS Receipts." 3.2ft: market plow, 10 to loner; Yorkers, ?l');.?dV7.''i; pics. $15..Viir,; heavy. .Sit). 75; roughs, 10.0010.75; stags, $'Jrrl0. CHICAGO PROnrCK. CIIICAC.O. Oct. o IUTTKR-Cream-ery extras, r0c; Ft.mdaril, Cw'-jc; tir?ts, 47??re: Keconds, 41fo,47c. KtJGS Ordinaries, 4jyr"c; lsts, .17 flirrsn Twins. 2ö;e: America. 2-. I'OriritY Fowls. 2T.C''-S1 ':; dneks, ro.-; gee.f. 23c; fprings, 27oc; turkeys, 4öc. POTATnrK Cars, 07; VIscoD.vln per 10O lb-., ?21i'2.M; Minnesotas per Hx) lbs., INDIANAPOLIS LIVJK STOCK. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 5. linGS-ne-eeipts, 7.f00; market 25 to lower: bset heavies. J?l." C( 10 : mediums aul mixed, sbl.'io; l.l 7-j; common to choice. $1.1.rfT7d."i.i): bulk of F;iles, $13.! MM;. CATTLi:- Receipts. market slow; "feers. fJWjf, 17-70; cows and heifers. $J.2."'51S.,J5. SIIi:i:P Receipt. l.OOO; market steady; top, ?1..K';3. WHEAT PRICES DROP 0Af CHICAGO MARKET CHICAGO, Oct. 5. Wheat prices collar sed Monday to a new low level. Every upturn' in the market led to heavy tilling and in the end buying power faded away, with talk current that some difficulty had been met financing; wheat at the seaboard. The close? was unsettled 1 1-2 edits. December Si. S3 1-2 to $1.90 and March $1.SS 1-4 to $1.S8 1-2. Corn lost 7-S to 1 1-2 cents and oats a shade to 3-S cents to 1-2 cents. In provisions the outcome ranged from $1.40 decline to 72 cents advance. At the outset in the wheat pit. a general rush to fo11 carried the market downward but puts covered freely. Corn and oats were bearishly affected by the setback of wheat values. Doth the feed grains as well a.s wheat went to the lowest prices thus far on the crop. r I v v wrwci i i ip i bh.iv T e ) w OOlLPlNO THE BoCKUM 6R10GE- vmevE" Got f BRIDGE FEET LCN&ER. AvNO vje Put hem up im TWO WtfVCo.' 1 1 Ctint. IS10. Ft Itum STHCiOTf ie. - T UCiHlL& Lrr, , a vT ccyvat

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KKAL KSTATi: TRANSFEKS, Jaken from th? recor-ia of tb led!em i it iv A; i.cai; C). Tbe Valley iNaltj Co. to Jarr.e? Matt!.vlo. The north l;a!f of bt 224 in NaniMel L. Cottrells tirst additon to South Tend. W Litconib A- Keller to Cl srles K. Pommert. M. Lot n In IMpewater place adfJltlon to tie city of South I'.cnd. Jacob S.l.ang to VIIliarn Reck. .l2.0ö The south half of 112 acres taken ofr of the eat hble of fh.. "utheast fourth of section In iJreeiie township; aUo 40 ftcns in the southwest fourth of section Z' in (reene township. WLItcoinh V: Keller to Joseph D. Lobeland. $1. Lot Is nnl the southerly half of b't 10 la Ldgewater place in South Rend. The American Home & Investment Co. to William ;-ss. .1. Lot IS in replat of Leer"s seeon J n.Mltlon to South r.-ml. Georze II. Hastings to Charles R.iilev. Jl. The east h.i f r,f lot 20 In Finch arid ;ercr'a ndJition to Roselawn. la South Rend. John Wehnerotvskl to Charles E. Tripe. ?i. Lot 1.12 in Realty Construction Co.'s. pecornl addition to South Rend. Itezeau Rrown to Maude R. Mangus, 51 : 1 acre in tectlon IS In Portage township. Frances r. Howarl to Israel I. Cllbert. 1. Lot 20S la Raff, Sibley and Fassnnht's Linden place addition to the city of South Rend. CJertrude Frye to Jacob Schanfr, 51. Lot 13. in Henry Studehaker's first addi tion to the cltv of South Rend Whltcomb Ä: Keller to Chalk R. Carson, ?1. Lot 271 In Vassar Park addition to the city of South Reml. Hattle Stern to Clarence L. Patterson. M. Lot M in renlat of Leer's second additn to South Rend. Smogor Lumber Co. to Katarzyna Lesnlewdcr, $1. Lot 71 In Gorsuch's fifth additon to South Rend. Frank R. Shamblear t Frank J. Kline. $1. Lor of land 40 feet in width, north anl south off of the south side of lot 11, In Riverside Terrace In South P.enl. Joseph Klsh. Jr.. to John Mitchell. $1. Lot 13 in University place addition to South Rend. Wilhelmina Rerg to Vincent Math. ?l.Mo. A lot of land 33 feet In width eff of the south side of the north half of lot C, In William IT. Lewis' addition trv the town of Myler, nof a part of the citv of South Rend. KfTie j Schell inger Venn to James C. Apidegate. Jsl. the nrrth half of lot S In Taylor's aldition to Mlshawnka and a tr.net "of land In the south half of said lot S. Willhm I". Rorler, 1r.. to Prank TTummel. ?.loo. T.ot 122 In Lowell Heights addition to Mishawaka. Men S. Romlg to Ole Golns. 51. The north half of lot 1 In Peck's addition to South Rend. Aniriisr .T. .Tester to Winifred L Royer. SI. Lot 227 In Clement Stndebnker's second tdat of Summit place addit'on to the cltv of Winifred Jeirier, $1 ; South Rend. I. Royer to Weronlka T. same description as Just above. WhlfeomV Keller to James C. Oloson. tot 3i;i in Vassar rrk addition to South Rend. Ceorcre M. Stndebaker et al to Rogers Role. 51. Lot T12 In Summit place, third addition to South Rend. Jonathan P. e'reed U Joseph Nemeth. 1. Lot 4 in Kaley's first addltoln to South Rend. Ind. J P Creed to Elizabeth M. Pattee. 51. T.ot 43 In Kaley's first addition to South Rend. Ceorge M. Shidehaker et n! to Th-del rhristernK. 51. Lot OO." In Summit place third addition to South Rend. DEMOCRATS COX F ER TO MAP OUT CAMPAIGX Rv United rrr-s: WASHINGTON'. Ort. 5. Final conferences of lend inc: democrats wer held lure today to map details of the campaign of information and education regarding the League of Nations to be carired on during; the remaining month of the campaign. Homer S. Cummings. former chairman f the democratic national committee: Joseph TL Tumulty, secretary t the president: Hruce Kremer. vice chairman of the democratic national committee, and Atty. Gen. Fnlmer were among the democrats who conferred hero today. The pb'in na outlined today by Cumminc ia to use every possible agency to push the League issue more strongly to the fore. A "BIG HIT. The ner song success "Down the Trail to Home Sweet TTome." Columbia, record. No. 2973. sung bv Henrv Durr. Get It now. The C. W. Copp Music Shop. 9229-6 Advt. You Cant

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The South Bend Ncws-Timct Classified Advertising Indexed, Standard:?ed and Popularized for QuicK P.cference. The followi ? P1fle!f!rstlnn heftd. . . f lngs appear dally in this newspaper i In the numerical order here given clcsely aüiej classifications being; grouped together. The Individual at5vertisemnt are am!crl i . tVcca Tncnlrie in alphabetical order for easy refer encc. CLASSIFIED RATES. (Ter Line.) One Insertion Charge, 13c Cash. 12: Three Consecutive Days Charge, 12c Cash. 11c Six Consecutive Davs Charge. 11c Cash. 9? Special Low Rates to Long Term Advertisers. Th above cash r-tes apply ouly on payments made on or within six dajt after the first insertion of classified advertising. Ont- insertion Includes both Morning and Afternoon or Sunday. South Bend Markets HAY, STRAW AND I F.ED. (Corrected Dully ly th. Wrlr MilUr Flour Jt Peed Co., 420 S. .Michigan.) NEW HAY l'ayi;.g $lZ'a'- belling ORI) CORN-raying J1.0 selling J1.50 to 51.75. STRAW raying $12. selling $14S18. or bale. OATS Paying Sn, selling 70 to 80. CLOVE It SEED-Paylng $12. selling ti'frJO. ALSIKF CLOVER Selling J1S to f ALFALFA (Northern grown) J20. 0. GRAIN AND FXED. (Corrected Dally by I. D. Morcnn, Start MRU. Ujdraullc At.) SHFLL CORN Paying $1.40. OA1S Pajiug f-c; selling 0 to .00. RRAN Selling $2.73. MIDDLINGS Selling $3.2,1 hundred. Luuiaxu i LLU eillng $.1.00 per cwi. SCRATCH FEED Selling $4.50 rer GRIVDINOS Xc bosh el. WIIHAT Ruylrg $2.35. RAE Paying $1.00. SKIDS. Crreted Dally by TVarner Dro. B4 Store, 22A 8. Mlchln 8t.) COW PEAS $2.50 to $4 00 bushel. . ALFALFA $20 per bushel. RED AND MAMMOTH CLOVER $13 to -'U. TIMOTHY $4.00 to $5.00. ALSIKE $lx.(H) to $20 00. SC N 1' L WL'RS 15 pound WINTER OR HAIRY RETCH $23.00 to .30.')0 hundred lbs RLUK GRASS 55.0O bu. SWEET CLOVER $10. OO to $20.00. RED TOP-$100 per bushel. WHITE CLOVER-5 1.1.00 bu. SWEET WHITE CLOVER $20. FIELD PEAS $3.00 to $1.00. Ebel. RAPE SEED (Dwarf Essex) $S.0O per bushel. IAWN CRASS-$32 per cwt. SOJA BEANSj (i to Sau) $4.00 per bushel. LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Dally by Major Rros., 8. Logan St., MUhawnka.) HEAVY FAT STEERS Fair to good, lOr.rllc; prime. 12i14e HOGS 130 to 150 lbs.. 14c; 150 to 175 lbs., 14' r; 17 j to 225 lbsf, 15:; 223 to 300 lbs., 15c. rrtODCCE MARKET. (Corrected TMay by tu Orot her hoä Grwry, 230 N. Main Ht, BUTTER AND EGGS Creamery bntter. paying C0c pound, selling GCc pound; eggs, paying 5Uc; sellings l5c dozen. KRU1TS ANW VEGKTaH ES Fruits. California naval oranges 70c per dozen; telling t.Ou cwt.; new cartage, paying 3c Ib., 6eli: .V lh. NEW POTATOES COc reck. POULTRY AND MEATS. (Corrected Dffy ty Jloimle's aiark Its . Jenron Dlrd.) BEEF Uoait, hOQWci boiling-. 20c; raund s'eak, 40c; sixloli. 60c; purutstouse. 70c PURK LOIN'(0c. LARD 30c. bl'RING CHICKr-:-; 75c. HIDES AND TALLOPT, Correct d Today by 5. W. Llppman, til N. Main fH. niDE. 10c to 15c; calfskins 10c to 15c rendered tallow, 4cITc i Jb.; rougi tallow, 2C3c a lb.; beeswax. 25G35c. Beat That for Speed STPifvTEP BUlLPlNG Fti

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INDEX TO CI-VSSIFlCKTIONa. A N N U U N CI ME NTS o Fuceral I'bwfri 6 Cemetery Lets. Monurnenti. 7 Role S'otl-o. Con.tnff LteLts. i Personals. 10 Lvut uud Fond. AUTOMORILE3 11 Automobiles for tle. 12 Metorv-yrles aad Ricyclfi. L Automobiles Lr Lx. Lange. 14 Auto Accessories. 11 ServLe Stations Repairing. lt Auto Lhery Garacei .

- ' l4" a'i Autooübes. ' BUSINESS bR R VICE. ! 1 Iiueines Services Offered. l'J Rulid ig c outractirg. 20 Heati:;; and l'luoibing. 1 Insurance. 22 Millinery Dressmaking. 2o Moving, Trucking, Storaga. -4 l'aiuu jg Capering. 25 Patent Attorney. -5 Prlr:tli:g Mattonery. 27 lrefeiHnal Services. 2 Rep.iiriLg. 21 Renovktlu and Dyeing. lio Tailoring and Pretslng. SI Wanted Rusinc?s .Met. EMRLOYME.nT. 32 Help V au.ed Female. C3 Help Wanted Male. 34 Help Male or Fcmala, 5 Salesmen and Agents. 3J Situations Wanted remal. 7 S;tuutious Wanted Male. r INANCIAL 3-S Rusiness Opportunities. 3'J Investments. Stocks. UontJs. 40 Money to Loan. 41 Wanted To Borrow. INSTRUCTION 4- Correspondence Courses. 43 Local Inn ruction Clafses. 44 Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 45 Privute Instruction. 4ti Wanted Instruction. LIVE STOCK. 47 Dogs, Cats. Pets. m 4S Horses. Cattle, Vehicles. 4 Poultry Live Stock. 50 -Wautcd Live Stock. MERCHANDISD 51 Articles For Sale. 52 Rusiness Equipment. - 53 Boats and Accessories. 54 Building Mate.:-2s. 53 Farm and Dairy Producta. 5ti Fuel and Feed. 57 -Good Things to Fat. 5 Home-Made Things. 50 Household Goods. U) Jewelry and Watchta, j Cl Machinery and Tools. C2 Musical Instruments," C. Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers ti specials at the Stores. C5 Wearing Apparel. 00 Wanted To Ruy. ROOMS AND BOARD. 67 Rooms With Board. ti-Roomg Without Board. & Rooms For Housekeeping. 70 Vacation Places 71 Where to Lat. 72 Where to Stop in Town. 3 Wanted Rooms, Board, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. 4 Apartment and Flats. 7o Business Places For Kent. t n t arras i or Rent. " 77 Houses For KcaL . j 7S Offices and .esk Room ' Ty Suburban For Kent. SO Summer Places For RenL bl-Waatcd To Rent. r, R.EAIj rsTTD FOR SALEL 2 Ruslnees Froperty. K3 Farms and Lan For Eale. M House For Sale, s.v-Lots For Sale. 8G Shore Property For Eale. 1 S7 Suburan For Sale. SS Real Estate For Exchange. ' 9 Wanted Real Estate. AUCTIONS LEG ALS. W Auction Sales. r . i LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION-. Notice is herrhy given, that the undersigned has been nnnolntod hr Su perior Court of St. Joseph County. State r Inliana, Administrator. De Rouls non of the estate of Paul Kelrsbllb, late of St. Joseph County, deceased. Said Estate is supposed to b golrcnt. a CHARLES A. II AG ER TY, c . -Administrator, De Rouis Non. Sept. 24, 1020. G. A. Farabaugh, Atty. for Estate. Sept. 2: Oct. K-12 KON-RKSIDLNT NOTICE. State Of Indillnn. St .Tn.inS Cnnntr ssin the st. Joseph Superior Court! May term, LOO. r.oiva D. H ummons vs. VNmiaiii Arthur Hatnmons. Divorce No. Re It Known. 'Innt the above-named Plaintiff haw filed In the oCTl'-. c the Clerk of said Court her complaint against Kiid defendant in the above caune together with n proper affidavit that said Defendant. William .vrtl.ur Hammons, Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said Defendant is herebv notinVri that said cause wm stand f:r trial on the lth day of November. 1020. the same being the r2nd day of the "September term. 1020 .f said Court to cormaenc at the City of South F.emj. on the thinl Monday in September, R20, on wlibh dar snbl Defend. int is required to appear to tiald action. WII.RFR M. WARNFR. Clerk Rv RERNARD L. HOERSTMAN. Isaac Kane i'arks. Deputr. Attorney ur I'lsintifT Sept. 21-2; Oct. .". Estate of Caprr Puchs: NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Ry direction of Anna Fox, exe.-uter of the estate t,t Camper Fu'di", 1 tte of St. .Tosep, CuULty, iu tLe State of ladiana, de-eased. Notlc,. is herebv civon to the heirs, legatees and deciders of sibl d'Cf!ci:t. and all other persons !nrereted in aid er.it-, tli.it sub! -se. nr-T has fl'.ed in thl curt J.er account .in I vu' !.ts f-r tl.e final i-ttle:r.ent .f said estate, and tl.ey it re therefore hereby required to t e aiid a j' pear in said Court n the r.oth d.ir of (ct.. 102D. when the vnne will bo heard and make j.ro.f -,f tb.-lr heirship, or claim to any part of s:u 1 e-tale. and Show raus If any there be. why said account and vouhers should not be approved. Witness, tho Clerk and fh Seal of S. Joseph Superior Court at S -nth Rend, Ind., tirt dav of . toi.er. Pjo. WIERUR M. WARNER. Clerk RERNARD L. HOERSTMAN. Ip. Franr!s M. .l.vkson. Atty. for Etate O t. ."12 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notl'-e is l.preNy plven, that t'.je undrslr.eil has bet-n appointed by the Cireult Co'jrt ft St. .Toeph Ciunty, Sf.it of Indiana. Admlnlirator 'f tLe Es'afe f Mary Eud m Milb r Clover, late of St. Joseph County, 1e- ense j. Said Estate 1 pnpr'.-. to ! solvent. HORACE i. "II LEER. Sept. TA U2'. Administrator. Men S. Ron:!-, Atty. for Efat. Oct. 5-12 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS Ixst and X"ounJ 10 ' RILLF ED Ria. k leather t-lllfold cntaii:icg money arl receipts. I wfT ;,11 tit 10. S. Wi;l:a:n st. or phenej Suudsteut. Main jo. I.e'.vara. j BEAtiLE HOUND Lor. white I.rown ; and tan pup. Rhone Ma'.a 2070 cr re-j turn to Clo S. Scott CAMERA St. "d'-u about a week ego. Rrowule 2-A. Reuard and no questions asked if returned to M!s IE Teuscter at New s-Tin-d, 210 W. C. Ifax av. KEYS Punch of keys ! t fstenej cn chain, se urpd hy a small Jo' k. Regard. Cull Lincoln 412.

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KITTEN Lost or ftnje!. t C ;ra kitten. n;ale, 3 i.i'-rthi dowr.fown f''!!ns dlfr! t. f'-r rrt'irr.. Cad Main l.'.y. R a : f 1' Eur i::-;fT I u im i f t a ! wwrt an. south Rrsd. FindT rb-a c.;i Miln T714 MA.Ml'lN' MACHINE The ty x:.,, toot tv. ftampicg mach'.n frrr.i r m ef::.-e Mc:'..ay mornirg Is kr- an i had better return Mre lmireüat. ly t HV'-id f ir 1 1 er tronH. Vi:iM WVfCH Lost. corner y.A'ri and Hickorv. Elkhart; cotifj V. J.-r -twVi. .'..1 W. Indian. Elkhart, er T4J S. Walnnt. South Read. AUTOMOBILES. Automobile for Salo 11 BARGAINS IN USED CARS THE TLACD TO BUT FELIABLE USED CARS. EVERY CAR IS TERFECT CONDITION. 1520 MAUMON DEMONSTRATOR 7 PASSENGER TOURING. 1023 OLDSVOBILL s rouR TAS5ENGER EPORT MODEL. 1020 RUICK LIGHT SIX, A BARGAIN. 1013 FRANKLIN TOURING, GOOD AS NEW. 191D WILLYS-KNIGHT COUrE. NEW CORD TIRES. 2 A-OODS ELECTRIC?. EQUIPPED WITxI NEW RATTERIES AND COf D TIRES. 1017 STUDEDAKER TOURING NEW TOP Ai:r NXT7 TIRES. HUDSON TOURING, MODITL 6-45 FOUR NEW TIRES. COMD AND LOOK TTirsn OVER, OrEN ETENTNG3 AND EU77S DATS. FRANKLnT MOTOIt CMl Cd USED CAR DErARTHTNri ' C07 H. JEFFTRSON BLVD. " MAIN 4IX AUTO BARQAINB-H OVERLAND Z 1313 HODTU GOOD TI-iES. J750, OVERLAND 63-O, GOOD TIBEJ j MAXWXLL TWO BSJLVa NEW MILLER CORD IT HEAI IX) RD L715 TOUR INTO. fT BRAND NEW CHRXVOLET - DAN, SPOTLIGHT AND EXTit TIRE, J1.200. F. L. MENDEZ & CO. DEALERS IN CHANDLER ANli CLEVELAND CAES. YOUR MONEY IN OND WEET5 IF NOT SATISFIED. CASH OR TERMS. 217 E. JEFFERSON BT. LINCOLN 1C21 AUT0M0EILES OLDSMOBILE S. 1?20 MODEL. ONE 1020 HAYNES TOURING. ONE 1917 HAYNES 5-FASSENGER. ONE PIERCE -ARROW ROADSTERHAYNES SALE! AND SERVICE. M.VIN 14. RRISCOE Touring car In good condl t'.on. Just overhaul -I. rewly raicte i, five k 1 tires, sp.'t Echt. Ulli a riüce f.r iui'.k hale. 'S E. Indian t fl v. i'h.S'.NSVhVANIA TIRES And oth-r htaii'lard tir-. Every tire ve fpI . ; l. ba k' 1 by the maker and has u' personal rMHrar.tce. v.hih here " h' . vol buy your Ores und I" assured a S'juar. ileal. M.i ssey -Efund.'-t in. 1't E. .("rMia. '1 he H::i ! io-l S rvi e. USED CARS 8 CYLINDER CADILLAC SEDAN. 6 CYLINDER CADILLAC TOURINCJ CAR. DODOC RROS. TOURING CAR. FORD TOURING CAR, ALL IN GOOD DITION. M-XIIANICAL CONE. W. STEINHART CO. MAIN 12S7. SOUTH BEND USED CAR BARGAINS 1M7 MODEL 41-0 CHEVROLET TOURING. OVERLAND TOURING. MODEL 75. REO TOURING. 1013. ODSMORILE s CYLINDER. MODEL 4 REPTKLIC ONE-TON TRUCK. OLI'S-MORILE SALES CO. 225 S. LAFAYETTE BLVD. LiLD CAliJ FOR SALE USED TRUCKS AND CARS. TWO CHALMERS, 3 PASSENGER, ONE OVERLAND DELIVERY. H TON. ONE REPUBLIC, 1 TON. ONE FORD, BOX BODY. 1 TON. ONE MAXWELL. IVi TON. ONE Z TON TRUCK. ONE 5-TON TRUCK. HAGEDORN L. WEBSTER. SIC 222 L. JEFFERSON BLVD. MAIN 171.