The Sentinel, v.048 no. 02, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
The Century Trust Banking In All
& Savings Bank Its Branches
Banking Floor, So. West Corner
STATE and ADAMS STREETS Near Where You Shop & Work
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GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL, CORPORATION
and FARM MORTGAGE BONDS
Established 1860
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $4,000,000
THE STRAUS BROTHERS COMPANY
10 S. La Salle St., CHICAGO
LIGONIER, IND. FORT WAYNE, IND. DETROIT, MICH.
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C. H. DERNING. President GEORGE LENZ. Cashier
Sixty-Third & Haisted
,19State Savings Bank
Under State Supervision
s IN NEW BANKING ROOM,
_ ~Ed NW. COR. 43rd AND HALSTED ST.
Washington Park National Ban
A Depositr
Charter Member oftie Unites
Federal Reserve Bank StateG Uo
The Largest Bank enent f o
in Woodlawn Postal Savings
and for the
City of Chi
cago.
Sixty-Third St. and Evans Ave.
Phone Wabash 2842 GEO. WILSON. Prop.
Wilson Trunk Shop
Sample Trunks and Cases
Fiber Cases Made to Order
Repairing a Specialty
5051/2 So. Dearborn St.
MAKING DELIVERIES NOW
THE HOME
OF GOODCOAL
DRULEY.O'BRIEN CO.
AUSTIN BRANCH, 346 N. CENTRAL AVE.
YARD AND OFFICE, 4601.35 PARK AVE.
AUSTIN 2000 Oak Park 2002
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A POPULAR CANDIDATE FOR
JUDGE OF THE MUNICIPAL
COURT.
Among the brilliant group of nom-inees
for judgeship for the Municipal
Court of Chicago, Attorney Max Lus-ter's
name stands out pre-eminent.
Max Luster was born the 26th day of
June, 1873. He Was educated in the
MAX' LUSTER
public schools of Chicago and gradu-ated
from the Illinois College of Law
in 1902. He resides with his family
consisting of himself, wife and 4 chil-dren
at 2212 Cortez street, Chicago.
He is a man of incorruptible hon-esty
and no temptations of advantage
= or blandishments of power have ever
induced him to resort to the arts of the
demagogue. With such qualities of
mind and heart. it is not surprising
- that he enjoys in the highest degree
the esteem and confidence of all who
know him.
Mr. Luster brightened his immense
- popularity when he successfully de-fended
and exonerated the White Sox
baseball players in the recent world
series scandal. His nomination is
ll auded by the most leading citizens
and his election is anticipated by his
iin friends with a great victory over his
- opponents.
Vote for him and thereby' lid in k placing a well-qualified man in the
office of Municipal Judgeship.
HANDLE MANY 'LARGE DEALS.
J. Stevens & Son, One of the Best
Known Real Estate Concerns on
the Northwest Side.
J. Stevens & Son, real estate sub-dividers
and home builders, -who spe-cialize
in Fullerton avenue and
Cicero business properties, with the
- main office at the northeast corner of
Fullerton and Crawford avenues, and
branch office at the northeast- corner
of Fullerton and Cicero avenues, feel
very optimistic over the prospects for
encouraging realty conditions in the
sections in which the concern oper-ates.
The development of the Wright-wood
avenue parkway subdivision
must be attributed to the enterprise
and aggressiveness of J. Stevens &
Son. This is now a very desirable
residential section. Among the most
important deals handled by J. Stevens
& Son within the last few years were
the sale of the northeast corner of
Fullerton and Crawford avenues for
the Birk estate; southeast corner of
Fullerton and Crawford avenues for
Louis Manierre and the northeast cor-ner
of Fullerton and Cicero avenues
for the Schlitz Brewery. Recently J.
Stevens & Son sold the southwest cor-ner
of Fullerton and Cicero avenues
to the Kimbell State Bank and the
latter concern is now erecting a $150,-
000 building on the site.
Personally Mr. Stevens is widely
and favorably known in the section in
- which his concern operates and has a
keen knowledge of real estate values.
The business of J. Stevens & Son was
established in 1911.
Bobby (excitedly) -Some liniment
and cement, please!
Druggist-Why both at once?
"Pa hit ma wid a china cup."-
Westfield Leader.
Fred C. Bristol & Co.
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
29 SOUTH LA SALLE ST.
SPECIALISTS
Daniel Boone Woolen Mills
Common Stock
INQUIRIES SOLICITED
RANDOLPH 1317
WANTED
$25,000 to $50,000
to Invest
IN SHORT TIME NOTES
ATTRACTIVE YIELDS
Maturities
One month to twelve months.
Notes are well secured.
Payments Guaranteed.
HENRY .W. PFAFF & CO.
11 S. LA SALLE ST.,
Phones State 4389 and 4469.
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Cooper-Stitt & Co.
(Incorporated)
Dealers in High Grade
Government, Municipal,
Industrial, Public Utility
and Railroad Bonds
804-7 Harris Trust Bldg.
111 W. Monroe St. Randolph 0535
CHICAGO
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GOLD BONDS
of the
AMERICAN MANGANESE COMPANY
Maturing Serially 1927 to 1936
Price 971/2
DEUTSCH & CO.
Cont. & Corn. Bank Bldg. Web. 3528
TEL WABASH 9600
S.B K. OMAIKO &C O]
INSURANCE
Suite 747
Insurance Exchange
Bldg.
Telephones Wabash 3961-6
LEE PFAELZER & SON'
INSURANCE
Fire Casualty Automobile Life
175 W. JACKSON BOULEVARD
INSURANCE EXCHANGE
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