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CLOSING OUT SALE Frm Machinery Stove; Seeds Furnaces At Bicj Discounts WARNER BROS., 226 S. Michigan St.

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All sums of $5.00 and under, cash; over $5.00 a credit of three months will be given by purchaser giving note with good and approved freehold security, waiving all benefits and valuations of law, without interest if paid when due; if not so paid, 6 percent will be charged from date of maturity. 'No goods to be removed from the premises until terms are complied with. A. J. HARTMAN, Auctioneer. St. Joseph Loan & Trust Co., ELMER RODGERS. Clerk. Joseph M. Stephenson, Administrators.

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I.A-T III KALO LIVK STOCK. HAST lirrrAI.O. N. V.. Nov. 11. ('ATT!.!: Ite-fiit. 7.: nvirket glow; tMj!ii i.Tru. -1 i 15. ; L'JtcLcr cri l.. vow. .SJ'i'.. l'AI."l! Ke- ir tn. : market ac-tiv--nil t lioj. . ..''. r.t.j.".. SIIKi:r AND LA.MllS-KelptS. sV: rnirk.t :e.t!vtv l.lplier; Imi'e lair.l.s, si.'l'Vi i::..V. : ull t filr. 't.V2.7Z; year-II-MIS cipts. 'J.six: marke1: plrtw. lo.v.r: Yorkers. 1U.;1I.1Ö: pis. $Wv 14 1..; ml.-.I.v JU''H 1": havy, JIUf l.lj; lujgL?. .11.712.23 ; stags, 11. niiCAco cash chain. CHICAGO Nor. 11 WHEAT No. 1 r.!. .'lo; No. 2 rd. $l.tS. runy No. 2 mixed, v-; No, 3 mixed. ir No. 4 white, S.V. OATS No. 3 white, M&SCHjc; No. 4 wldte, 40 c. ItAKTdlV wV fit 1 . a".. TIMOTHY- 7.". ci.uvr.n-s:!.

IIIC AGO GRAIN AND TRO VISION. CHICAGO, Nor. 11. Opnlu High Iow Closo WHEAT I-e. 17 174 "INV Mar. 17.n4 10 1724 174 CO UNDee. Trn; 7f?; 7.'i 74 Mnv M Mi M4 OATS Dor :) :w. 4 14 4S4 Mnv .-0 56 &44 54 roKK Nor. Nomlnnl 23..10 .Tan. 23 SO 24.00 2A.7Ö 24.00 LA HI) Nov. 1 47 IS 37 1S4. 1.47 .Tnn. l.j.W) 13.43 1330 13.42 inns Nov. Nominal 13.73 Jan. fl.ir.0 13.13 13.a3 13.10

STOCK MARKET SELLING PRICES AT 1:30 P. M. N'KW YORK. Nov. 11. Iast quotations of the stock exchange today were: A. T. and ?. V American licet Sugar American Can Allis Chalmers American Car Foundry .8 7U .64 27U .no 1292 .904 ..474 ,..!) 117 4 .100'i .44 ,.62H . 1 2 ,121"s .13 4 .28; . 67 .30 4 . .79 .112 American Anaconda American Locomotive Copper Smltg. and Rfg. Co W A. T. and T Haldwin Locomotive R. and O , Rethlehem Steel "IV I T T Canadian Tacific .. Chili Copper Cuban Cane Sugar . . Central Leather .... and O Colo. Fuel and Iron , Corn Pro'lucts . . . . Crucible steel Chino Copper 23 U Krie Common Krii- Preferred Great Northern Preferred . . Ceneral Motors Hide and Leather Common Hide and Leather Preferred Industrial Alcohol International Nickel International Paper . . . . . . Inspiration Copper Kenneeott Copper Laokawana Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Petroleum Marine Common Marin Pref-rred Missouri Pacific Midvale Steel .23 h , .S7 .147 . .9 . . 5 3 . 74 7 .-s .21 'i .3S-N . .32 170 u .13 .JO . .23U . . 3 3 T:it Chandler Nevada Copper New Haven i N. Y. C Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Ohio Cities das Pan-American Petroleum . Peoples Gas Pennsylvania Pittshurp Coal Ray Consolidated Copper . Reading Republic Steel Rock Island Rock Island "IV Rubber Southern Pacific Southern Railway St. Paul Common St. Paul Pfd if) V 80 n i .3S .79 .39 .42 .r.s.12 , .96U .70U .34 (S C8 113 L'7S; J urn Casper Has

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.. 502 . .104 . . 2 . . S7 .. Ot; . . 4S 2 2 . . 12 4 I . . S4 . .ic:4 . . ss .. 36 . 47 .. 27U ... 4 . . ss L t.ih Copper Virginia -Carolina Wabash A Willys Ov4-:and Western I'aion Wool Westinphouje Vanadium .... Chemical 6 4; 45 30 U Liberty bonds T,1 percent 94.SO; P-cond 44s Sß.&O; firt 4U' S8.?0; second 4 4'h S6.94; third 4Vs S9.S0:: fourth 4 4' S7.2S; fifth 4?i's 95.08. South Bend Markets HAY. STUAVT AND TT.YD. (Corrected Pally bj- the Tvolr M lUr Flour & Co.. 410 8. Mtrhlcvi.) NEW HAY 1'ayiag ?22 to 23. Fellinif 323. OI.I CORN raying 00c; selling 1.13 to ?1.33. STRAW Paying 12. ielllng 14X13, or KTk- bale. OATS I'avlne 33: polllnrr 70 to NV. CLOVER SEED Paying J10.00, selling $12 to 114. ALSIKE CLOVER Selling 114 to 1Q. ALFALFA (Northern grown) $10. GRAIN AND FX KT. (Cerrrted Itlj- ttj T. n. Moreno, Start WI1U. 117'iraalle A.) SHELL CO UN I ayinjr ?1 btishel. OATSPning . selling 70 to SV. It RAN Selling ?2 23. MIDDLINGS ftellng $2 73 hundred CIlUl'l'LT FEED Selling $3.23 per cwt. SCRATCH FLED Selling ?.00gd.2i rwt. URTNDT.V' Kc hnunel. WHEAT Buying $2. It VI- Paving $1.3.. UUCKWUEAT Paying J2.00. PEEPS. (Crr?tei Dlly tij rtarnr Bret. Iwi Stofp. tt1 . MUhlran tt.) COW PEAS 12.30 to $4 00 bnahel. ALFALFA Jf 14 to JP per bushel. RED AND MAMMOTH CLOVER $12 to S1G. ALSIKE-Jlfi to 1S. SPNELoWFRS 1 pound WINTER OR II AIRY RETCH 120.00 bundred pound". RLFi: ;RASS JM30 bushel. SWEET WHITE CLOVER $16. RED TOP 1 4 (0 per hushel. WHITE CLOVER -$43.00 bu. FIE EI) TEAS $3 00 to 4.00 bushel. RAPE SEED (Dwarf I83ex)-3.00 per bunbel. I AWN (1RASS J32 per cwt. SOJA BEANS (1 to San)-r4400 per bushel. CLOVER SEED $16 bupne. LIVE STOCK. (Corrf!-H Dr r by Major Broa S. Logan St.. M tihuvvftka.) HEAVY FAT STEERS Fair to good. lCi'm. : prtmo. I2ru-i4c. HOGS 130 to l.V) d.s., 11 1-2: 1.7) to 173 lbs., 12c; 173 to 223 lbs. 12 l-2c; 223 to ÜC0 lbs . 12 ic. rRoorcF. .RKrr. "Carrctl T-day T)y ma nrttljrh Orv,ry. 230 N. Main M. -5ITT'-i: sp KUiü -rtrr tntter. paying COc pound, selling G3c pound; egx. paying t7c; se ling 72c d'zen. FUI ITS ANW vrCE l A t:s-Fru!t. California navnl orange 70 per dozen; celiiMg $s.tH ewt.; rew cabtate, pfcylng lc Ib.. eelllng 1 l-2c. POn.TTTV tVT MT!T8. NEW POTATOES 40c pck. (Corrctfl Lii t. Jlou.te'a Markk ltl K. JtTrroa UUd.l BEEF Koaat, öXX''Oc; boiling. 20e; raund ateak, 40c; airlolv. C0c; irtar ouae. 70c k'OUK iX)IN 40c. LARD 30c. bl'lIING CHICKS?; 73C HIDES AND TALLOW. (CaOTortixl Today by .. W. Llppmaa. Sil N. Main C IIiriFS R ulfV!r 1(V rndrei1 tallow. 4(g7c a lb.: roughs tallow, 23c 1 I If Yoti Need EVI O N EY LOANING IS OUR BUSINESS 'frri ar:L .sr. i it n fui M n 'A I'- A UJl romer !faln and Washington Sts., South Bend. Main 1618 Music Makes Money 'F'v1 I v- .... v- Ov- N 1 M LAT . a Fever for Betting

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LEGAL NOTICES "t)X-ltKHKNT NOTICE. State t IndUi.a. St. Jfseph County, S.S. In the St. Jrph Superior Court, Spteailer terui, 1H20. JeMie Tlbbs rs LMnani Tlbba. Divorce No. f071. He It Known, That th a'iovo u.imc 1 FlalnUfT has fite.1 in t2 efTic f the t'lerk of (Jill Court brr eo.jlalr.t ntflii.at nai-1 Dffen.l.int 1 tbe abov uiise toceflier with a proper afTPliTlt that pall IWrmlint. KIw.iril TlMn. is not a renMeut or the State of In'llnna. Said lefeD!int 1j hereby notia?l that sil.i eausr nlll utanl for trial on tls 21 ct day f Dererat er. li2' tbe pa me -iug the 14tb day of the r.xt terra f Ourt to emrr.enr-e &t the City of Soutb Rend, on the Ji rst Monday in DftnTer next, on vhlcü lay n.il.l D.fen.lant li require,! to appear t- ihIi! tion. WIL1U R M. WARNER. Ork. Ry MAIKJAllKT LUMJ. Deputy. J. W. Thomas, Atty. for Plaintiff. Ot, 2: Nor. 4 11 IN THE MATTKK OF THE RKCKMLK. .SHIP i)V THE GEOKtiK TOTU HANK, JOHN A. SWVGAUT, ICKCKIVER. Not'co 1 h;re!.y given that 11 rlnlr.a In the above rr.atter must be file.l on or Pefr.re D. 1st. lt0. All elnlnm Cle-1 after De. 1st, EO. will be dl.-allowe l by the receiver. JOHN A. SWYGART. Reviver. George Toth Pink. Nor. 11. NOTICE. State of Indiana. St. Jo;ph Countr. SS. In the St. Joseph Superior Court. September terra. lt20 In the matter rf the petition of Fre-lerlrk J. Ten-! -r nn l Rertha Teuf ber f..r the adoption "f Eleanor May Teuwher, who parents are unknown. Notio ii hereby given to all eonrerned. that by order of the St. .To.eph Su!.erlor "'iirt, Frederick J. Teus.-ber and Serthrt Teiisrher have flJel their petition to adopt Eleanor May Tensrher. w how true name and uhoe parents are unknown; and that aald petition will be be:rd on the 7th day of January, 1021. l.elng the feonI day of the J)ei-esnber, irrjO term of aJd court. WILIU'R M. WARNER. Clerk of St. Joseph Superior Conrt. Vor 1T 1 -?'. THE snpTH REND NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Indexed, standardized and popularized for .julck rtf-reiKe. CLASSIFIED RATES. (1'er Line ) One Insertion Charge 13.Cnnh 12c Charge 12Cash lie Charge lie Three consecutive In6ertl"n3 Seven conpeeutive Insertions All charge ndg paid for within nix day from the ti r st Insertion allowed c-en rate. SIECIAI. LOW KATES TO LONG TERM ADVERTISERS. Ccunt an average of six w rda to a line for small type. The minimuni ud accepted Is three line or 1 words. ONE INSERTION 1NCTTDES ROTH MORNING AND EVENING EDITIONS OR SI'NDAY. No nds re-elvel after r p. m. for the morning edition or after 9 :.V) a. m. for the evening- edition. No ads accepted nfter f p. m. Saturday evenlnes for the Sunday edition. Mlsclasslfl'-atlor. not permitted. rilON'fi MAIN 2100. Ads of questionable nature not accepted. Ad writing sendee provided without coat for the apklnc. Republication for error! npt.the fault of the ndvertiner allowed If the adver-tls-r will report the error within 21 hours after the first publication of the ad. For the benefit of the advertisers to bring the hest n units certain ufandardIred ad styles must be ndherred. exception being' tun. le In 'Classified Display." No ruts or heavy Mack face type per miffed .n the lasifie.l pace. The following1 rlasslftVatbn headings appear daily in the numerical order given below, eloMly allied classifications Peine gronpe! together. The Individual advertisement" nre firranced under tbene headings In alphaT1etie.1l order fr l'ibk easv refrrene. ANNOUNCEMENTS fiost and Found 10 IJEAGLE llol'ND Chain aud collar; Michigan party who bought dog from Utile boy Tuesday morning, return same to I.IOI W. Division ft. or call Lincoln 10V.. RewaM. CM T l.wt itiwfc w'lci'ii.skin lined eoat between Indiana av, nnI Sample f t . Wednesday, .Nov. will gnc iiinaje rew.ir! f(r r'turn of fatne t" fillbert'w Clothing Ftore, sV S. Mb.hltrnn t. DOG Rlack with white fet-t at.d breast, reward fTT-'l tUjJ E. Monroe tit. Cal. Lincoln --'142 FI R NLCKI'l ECK Taupe coney, cor. Mich. nni Calvert euit to .V0 block en E. Calvert. Finder please return to .M7 E. Calvert and reeve reward. HORSE IU.uk epanlen hea-1, weighs from 1.0m to 1.2t) pounds; lot-t In Oliver's field, & reward. 1017 S. Cfcapln st. NECK PIECE Chinchilla neck piece. Oti orner (it Lincoln Wav Wept and Wool 8t Reward. Call Liu. btCO. .111 N. Wood. , TIRE Tire carrier and till light, aluo license number 7-"V7 lost Iwtween Miver lueaier nun - .1113:111 pi. ( Finder call Main V.fJ or return toi Hbove address and r-cpve rexnrd. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles I or Salo 11 Iii'ICK Col IT. in good laeciKinlral condltloii. 4i:i N . Michigan t. CHEVROLET SEDAN Five passenger In good -on!itI.di. almoft r.ew. rncdel pf.o. Wi'.I .-ell cheap. Call Lincoln U'.l'J r call at 4'-"i S. Chapln Ft. FORD A v underfill UiTgain. Late mMjei touring. $2lo. A No 101 1 Reo touring. fz hx t-ondltlon, $i:ij. Call at 3 Eaporfe av. FORD SEDAN over el7e la first claes ondltlori Call Main 74.' FORD 1017 Ford tourit.g ar, alno four good tireH. ry rf-a son able. Terms If i(-wlred. Call nt 'J21 E. I'arla ft. MAX WKLI - Sedan. $12.1-1 ; f-0 rasa, balance monthly or will trade for vacant lt or Ford roadster. Box ll care News-Time Ejcj Frrnlncd H. LEMONTREE Bttd'i I-nMa.r Optam-4-rUrk Ad Mj-ö a f vrt artra; - OptlcUa XT ctn SrrpileatB anr P of (lsj(e, do cat ter br tifj era made. ttSH WI CHI OAM IT. Have your roofs routed with KLajrtJc Roof Paint. Sold and applied bj The Roof Products Co. Phone MlbhAwaka 191Ö. South Bend. Lincoln H7,r

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Automobile for tMtlt 1 1 ONE MAXWELL loCIllNU. H:-J. ONE DODGE WINTER CAR. J7M. ONE FORD COUFR, t(XL F. L. MLNDE2 A CO.. INC. 217 E. JEFFERSON BLVD. UNC0LN ltd AVTO BAP.OAIN9 LATE BTUDEBAKEIt T PASSEJt. GER TOURING. S NDV CORD TIRES. Ä. CHANDLER SEVrN TASSCNOnR TOURING. F.EriNI&riED. FIVE GOOD TIRES. A l MECHANICAL, I.2fX. TRI CK YS-f) Fcr1 cr.e ton tr.irk. wrrdrhe Call at 101 W. Dlvlilon at, W. II Carlln. USED CARS FOR USED TRUCKS AND CARS TWO CHALMERS, 5-FAS3ENGSR 1-TON REriT.LIC 1 - TON FORD. STAKK RODT 1 H-TON INTERNATIONAL TRUCIT. 2- TON TRUCK. DUMT RODY. 2 - TON STAKE IiODY TRUCK 3- T0N STAKE IIODY TRUCK CASH OR TERMS. HAGEDORN &VEnSTER, 21(1 222 E. JEFrCRRON HLVD,, MAIN 1 7 1 . AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOf.ILC S, 1920 MODEL. ONE T?20 IIAYNES TOURING. ONE 1017 IIAYNES 5-PA S ? L'N G E R, ONE FIERCE-ARROW ROADSTER. IIAYNES SALE.? AND SERVICE. MAIN 1H. FORD SFEEDSTER In perfect rrchaniral condition. $."); nill accept niotorcvcle an part painetst. ShlrJevKeynoPis Co.. 214 W. Jefl.-rson. .Msia riv.o. OLDSMOKILE Will dispose of my l?.'! oldsmobll VleM" far SHOO. Like ccw. Call Lincoln ft410. used CAns . 1K OLDSMOBILD 8 TCTJRING l?ryj ll'2u OLDSMOBILE 8 TOURING $12M 1017 DODGE TOURINO r743 1013 CTIEVROLET 4:0 TOURING W. I 1613 RUICK MODEL 25 TOURINO 1016 0LDSM0BIL13 S TOURING $701 101 OLDSMOHILi; 4 TOURING 1015 OVERLAND 4 TOURING .. 2J 1917 CHEVROLET 4f0 TOURING $403 1913 FORD DELIVERY fG73 1 TON REFUCLIC TRUCK .... V2H GOOD VALUES AT RIGHT TRICED OLDSMOBILE PALES CO. 226-8 South Lflfayctta ft, CltJ. Main 1012 ! USED CARSIT PAYS TO BUY USED CARS FROH A RELIABLE DEALER. 1K0 MA KM ON DEMONSTRATOR 1020 FRANKLIN DEMONSTRATOR . J lOW FRANKLIN TOURING I 1Ö1S FRANK LIN ROADSTER 1910 WILLYS KNIGHT C0UP3 430 OVEKEANI SEDAN MODEL SO OVERLAND F.OADSTER j 1S19 DORT TOUIUNG liD FORD SEDAN j FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. I USED CAR DEPT. i - 2)7 E. JEFFERSON PLTD, MAIN 442. USED CAR EARGAINS DODGE TOURING. DODGE SEDAN. STCDEBAKER TOURING. DETROIT AND MILRURN ELECTRICS. E. W. STEINHART, SOUTH LEND COMPANY. 213 S. LAFAYETTE RLVD. MAIN 12S7. SALESROOM OPEN EVENINGS

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