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Rotterdam on the vessel, after serin* special permission to make the yage from W. Haldane Porter, H. inspector, under the alien's act. Jhe South Point left Philadelphia! Vibruary 11 and the voyage across the Atlantic was uneventful. The start 'rom Deal was made at daybreak Feb35. with the hope of reaching the ^ouUi lass river before dark.

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to Quiflrta»—-gc L»* Ton it for New Organization. •!«$tTng of the new organization the Twelve Points business -nen held at the Star Shoe store, "oyette avenue, Wednesday evethe purpose of considering a and by-laws. The organiperfected to promote businortheast section of the

present officers of the club are: •nt. X. G. Wallace: vice presi4J. K. Swanders secretary, H. P. in. and treasurer, L. E. Rogers.

ORONER FILES VERDICTS.

Cfafroner Garrigus Wednesday rejrned a verdict in the death of Frank immons, the colored man who lost his fe In a cine accident south of town .ecently. He found the man's death was due to the fact that he ignored Orders of the mine foreman not to fire fa shot. Reports on a number of minor leases were filed by the coroner.

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of Vessel Carrying Terre Haute Belief Cargo.

lour «ent from Terre Haute to ef of the starving Belgians has ?ely landed at Rotterdam, but imer South Point, carrying this had several close calls while lag the trip. A copy of the North.JGZL MtHer, of March 24. has been lelVed at the Chamber of Commerce, ving a full account of the voyage. t« article Is written by William C. l$ar, -who made the trip from Deal

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*ie pilot out to the tying off Deal, eviblockade around! seen. A big four' •?een in the dis•e watching her limed "She is er seen to be settle, stern the air. Two asistance and

ling fter to wards the shore, the South Point was off jn Bank, the vessel was felt to sudden veer to starboard, and a whistle was sounded. Upon ag the deck a floating mine was ess than 100 feet away, which lot had just managed to dodge, two other mines were passed in and the vessel reached its dock 12 o'clock with its cargo safe.

UNTJSUAIXY COLD.y

Go Out Like Lamb, However, ays Weather Forecaster. is going out like a lamb, and in like a lamb. The month with clear skies and comfortjiperature, and it is going out me way, according to Weather ister W. R. Cade, who said th2 ge temperature for March will be .two degrees colder than the avtemperature for February. This sual, he said. While his monthly has not been finished. Mr. Cade the average temperature for would be four or five degrees normal.

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Apple Clubbers Give Member Sad Sendoff

A largely attended meeting of the Terre Haute orchard of the Apple club was held at the Terre Haute house, Tuesday evening. The occasion was rather a solemn one as it was the last meeting that A. N. Meginnis will attend as a bachelor. Mr. Meginnis left for Cincinnati Wednesday to take unto himself a wife. The club is planning a fitting welcome for Mr. and Mrs. Meginnis when they return to the city.

The work on the summer camp of the organization is progressing rapidly. The brick and much of the lumber to be used in the construction of the club house is on the grounds and the work of erecting the building will be pushed to completion. It is planned to have the club house ready for occupancy by May 1.

As soon as the sumer home has been completed a shower will be held, and the members of the ladies' auxiliary of the Apple olub will be invited to take part in this event. Every one present is expected to bring something that will be useful around the camp.

MORGAN MUST GIVE UP ART TREASURES OR PAY TAXES

Today Is Last on Whioh Final Disposition Must Be Made of Costly Collection.

NEW YORK, March 31.—Under the, New York law this was said by lawyers to be the day on which J. P. Mo. gan must either give away his art collections or eventually pay an inheritance tax to the state. Mr. Morgan was in Europe and no announcement of his intention had been made. It was said that if Mr. Morgan had desired to bestow his art collection either upon the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Memorial at Hartford, Conn., founded by the late J. P. Morgan, he could do so today by making the gift either to the city of New York or the city of Hartford. The law provides that unless such gift3 are made within two years after the death of the otvner, an inheritance tax must be paid.

WILL CONTEST IVES WILL.

Widow and Daughter Cut Off En-j tirely By General. NEW YORK, March 31.—Notice of a contest of the will of Gen. Braton Ives, former president of the New York Stock Exchange, disposing of an estate estimated at $2,000,000, had been prepared by counsel and was ready to be filed in court today. This action was taken in behalf of Mrs. Eleanor A. Ives, the widow of Gen. Ives, and her two daughters, Miss Winifred Ives and Miss Frances Ives. eral Ives in his will gave the of his estate to Yale university, left for Miss Frances Ives an annuity of $2,000, but cut off his widow and daughter, WMnifred, from any share in his estate.

STATISTICAL NOTES.

RKCEVr BIRTHS.

TTo Mr. and Mrs. John W. My res, 2230 Elm Btreel, a girl, Dorothy Irene.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. John J. Sehliclier et ux to Delia H. Hyatt, lot 133, Collett's second add. $1,200.

Wabash Savings, Loan and- Building Association to Henrv Walden et ai, pt 7, Burman's sub.: $950.

William H. Wiley et ux to Belle Conovt, lot 19. Jasper Holmes sub.: $700. John H. Ratcliffe et h1 to Emma AI. Mattox, lot 60. Ratcliffe's sub. $112.50.

Ella Barnett et ux to Ross S. Llckliter. pt 154. original town: $1,000.

POLICE COURT DOCKET.

In City Court Wednesday morning Judge Douglas fined William Adams, colored, $1 and costs for assault and battery on Victoria Thomas, also colored.

Tup case of .Take Cass, charged with intoxication, was continued until Krtday.

J. O. Hillis. rha'rged with defrauding the Hotel Deming of a board bill of about $21, will face trial Thursday morning. .lamps Redman was called to answer the charge of violating the city ordinance by placing coal in the street. The case was continued until Saturday morning.

NOTES OF LABOR WORLD.

CHICAGO, March 31.—Seven thousand pointers hero have been ordered to r.trike on Thursday by union joflicials. I

The i-trike or ler was issued wheji. »t in alleged, t.b employers' coinimtfnf f.--il"d to keen an appointment 'Vith i.hc fthnr representatives. Instead.llhc Ph Miters' and Dec.", tors' club, rfyiiiff employers, sent let torn dhjecl t.nV ri:i in 11. !'£, paoorh" ruid glltz(•rx firm tr. "MV'ild iif.plons Hriko int. to iuiuoform ,i

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HELP WANTED—Male.

Army of United States men wanted Able.bodied, unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35, citlsens of United

States of good character and temperate habits, wlio can speak, read and write the English language. *'or information apply to recruiting officer, 709 Wabash avenue. Terre Haute, Indiana, MEN WANTED who want to better their conditions. You can take up work that the job seeks you. Good barbers always in demand. Learn the barber trade. Few weeks completes. Write Moler Barber College,

Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED—5 solicitors, 9am tomorrow. Oakland garage, 29-31 S. 9th. WANTED—Good paper hanger*. Alder Bros., 609 Ohio street.

HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—Experienced girl to cook, who would lilce to go to Indianapolis small family no laundry work. Inquire at S00 North Eighth. WANTED—Colored woman with good references for general housework no washing or ironing. 30 Gilbert avenue. WANTED—An elderly lady for housekeeper for married couple. Mrs. H.

Brinkman, 435 North Ninth. WANTED—f solicitors S a. m. tomorrow. Oakland garage, 29-31 S. 9th. WANTED—An experienced colored girl. 20S6 North 13th. WANTED—Girl 21S N. 5th.

for boarding house.

HELP WANTED—Male or Female. WANTED—Ambitious men. women 18 or over government jobs ?65 to $160 month full list of positions now obtainable, free. Franklin Institute^.

Dept. 94-C, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Representatives, traveling and local teachers cr high school students preferred educational paying permanent. Address box 52,

Tribune.

WANTEIt—MiaoeUaneons.

WANTED—Household goods and pianos to move, by experienced man. Call 534 new phone. Billy Walsh. WANTED—Furniture to pack, 20 years' experience. H. Eldred 710 Cherry

St. New phone 2439 old 3357. WANTED—To rent a barn or shed to ?tore piano boxes. Kimball Piano company.

WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles Jones, old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Old gold, silver and platinum. H. F. Schmidt, 677 Ohio St. WANTED—To buy stoves and furniture. Citizens 3913-L old 2551. WANTED—Rag weaving. Walter S.

Hughes, 662Vfe Wabash avenue.

WANTED—Plain sewing, 165G N. -Sth St.: uood work. WANTED—Boardars, at 922 N. 3rd St.

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Position as saleslady. 7 years' experience references. 2320 3rd avenue. V. ANTED—Position as stationary fireman. Address box 54. Tribune. WANTED—Washing to take home. £Jld phone, 3654.

LOST.

LOST—On East Locust car ot between 0th street and Centenary •.•hureh, Sunday morning, gold locket with amethyst setting letter on back.

Return to Tribune office. LOST—Cameo pin, about two weeks ago. Reward, 902 S. 4th.

WANTED—House.

WANTED—Tn rent modern 6-room house, within ten blocks of Seventh nd Wabash: no children. Address

A.T'.C., Tribune, giving description and rent.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy, good set of doubU work harness. Old phone 664. WANTED—To huy old buildings. Lewis

Jones, 504 Eagle Bell. 413t.

PAPER CLEANING AND HANGING.

WANTED—PAPER HANGING, l,OW"KHT PRICES WORK GUARANTEED. OI.D PHONE 006. WANTED—Wall paper cleaning. W. C.

Martin, new phone 3822, old 3057. WANTED—Paper cleaning. Scotten, new phone. 1887-R old, 983.

^CTTOEJTIAMING.^

Spring day? are picture teaming days. Let us do your pictjre framing. Hulman's, 32 S. 7th.

KODAK FINISHING.

Spring day.i are kodak days. Let us do your kodak finishing. Hulman's, S2 S. 7 th.

ALCNG WABASH AVENUE.

The new Coal F.lnff store. •117-419 Wabash avenue, is now open. Tha stock is not finite complete and some of the work on the interior of the building is as yet unfinished, but the store is ready to take care of its trade!-.."'

V. 11, Nash, who lian charge of nil five of the Coal Bluff stores, Is in live city suprrvlpinR lh" work of npenin:? the new oslnblishnienl. 10. M. Hickman will t^e t!i- mnnagcr of the local store, store is carrviir •'olliiug for,, n,. d*^ goods, ginpeer •, shoos and be devoT

.ftttJB HAUTE TRIBUNE

FOR RENT—House.

FOR RENT~-Modern 6 room apartment. Geo. P. Foulkes, 61« T. H. Trust building. Phones: Old, 80 new, 1bi. FOR RENT—New flve-room house in

Collett Park place, strictly modern. 2109 N. 10th. New phone 306L FOR RENT—Five room modern cottage, April 12th, 14 and Sycamore.

Call Colonial, Mrs. Harrison. FOR RENT—House 8 rooms modern 621 So. 4th. Inquire 304 Wabash. Wm.

F. Held.

FOR RENT—• room modern houso, 1"17 3rd avenue. Inquire 501 S. 8th St. FOR RENT—Four room house,

Dr. Laughead.

Inquire Foulkes Bros. FOR RENT—Furnished room, 680 LatayettB' aventre. FOR RENT—Desirable room, new phone.

FOR RENT—Unfurnished Rooms. FOR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms for man and wife. 656 Mulberry. FOR RENT---Unfurnished

N. 14th.

The Cremona Supply Co., Odd Fellows' Temple. 2nd floor. Free delivery. Old phone 4089 new phone

21S0.

Our prices and terms are lower than others. Hulman's, £2 S. 7th.

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored .and crated: brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south, and all western points. Quick service Union

Transfer and Storage Co., Office 10^4 and Wabash. Both phones 404. WANTED—City storage, new brick warehouse, 44 South 10% automobiles. pianos, fine household goods, stoves. Dr. J. T. Laughead. Old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.

AUTOS TO HIRE,

Rltchies' garage, Sth and' Cherry. Tax'.-cahs and touring cars for hire. i)av and nig'ht service. Hotels to depot!: 25c. Both phones 666.

Ryder's taxis, Ninth and Wabash. TTonpst service day or night. New phone 536-L: old phone 603.

AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO tops, seat covers, radiator covers, side curtains, one-man tops for Fora cars made to order and repaired. Now phone 398. 222 S. 7th St. F. B.

Thomas. Ford cars overhauled. $18: all kinds guaranteed repair crk. 613 Lafayette. Bell phone, 748: Citizens, 34U-R,

DAN CASE does general teaming and will move your household goods reasonable. 207 N. 3d new 1543 old 1786.

MONEY TO foAN—Chattel. ST A T10 I .OA N' CO., 2nd floor. T. H. Trust nidg.. loans money confidentially. Either phond. 3247.

MUSIC,

TO MUSICIANS—Fcr^ sale $7.50 100 complete' orchestrations, new and popular numbprs, ^suitable for nt'tiires or dances. V:ldress Leader, care.

Tribune.

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1317

South Ninth. New phone 1065.

FOR RENT—3-room cottage, S. 4th St. Call 1673-L, new phone. FOR RENT—7-room houso, 104 S. 10»£.

FOR RENT—Famished Room». FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping modern. 461

North Center. New phone 640-R. FOR RENT—Modern furnished sleeping and light housekeeping rooms. 817 Sycamore. Old phone 1221. FOR RENT—Furnished room for light housekeeping gas furnished. Old phone, 4264. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms steam heat: reasonable rates. Albert hotel. FOR RENT—Modern furnished, light housekeeping rooms. 660 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms, 323 N. 4th. New phono, 3822. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room for gentlemen only. 118 N. 8th St. FOR RENT—-2 or 3 rooms for light housekeeping, modern. 219 S. 5th. FOR RENT—Suit^e of modern light housekeeping rooms. 514 Eagle. FOR RENT—Sleeping room, private family modern. 732 S. Center. FOR RENT-—2 furnished rooms, light housekeeping 830 N. 13th. FOR RENT—2 modern rooms for light housekeeping. 201 S. Sth. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping rooms

FOR SALE Genuine Seed Oats Standard Hay

gtitzel

3044-R,

FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Wabash.

1336

rooms, 504

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Offices. Tribune building. Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash avenue.

POULTRY AND EGGS.

I'OR SALE—Barred Rock chickens and eggs. Mrs. L. 25. Hulman, 1501 N. 13th. FOR SALE—Plymouth Rock liens. Call old -phone, 3444.

PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. OUR GUT "E" STRINGS (3"lengths for 25c) last longer and sound better than any other string on the market.

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FOR SALE—Second-hand stoves, furniture easy terms. Scotr., 1336 Wabar.h. FOR SALE—Picture show, at your own llgures. Call S110-R. new phone. FOR SALE—Large mirrors on easy payments. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Sanitary couch and pad, $4.98. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE Refrigerators lowest price, in the city, at 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Household goods and square piano. 820 6th avenue. FOR SALE—Sanitary couch and pad, $4.98. Scott, 1886 Wabash. FOR SALE—v3ood drop-head sewing machine, $5. 231 S. Sth. FOR SALE—Driving horse, runabout and harness. 836 N. 8th FOR SALE—Baby cab. Address Box 55, care Tribune. FOR SALE—Good roll top desk. Call new phone 3197. FOR SALE—Vernis Martin bed, $6.48. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Eating house. Old phone 2736.

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Grain Co.

lO'/g and Mulbarrj

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. FOR SALE—Quick Meal range, $8.00 Harvard range, $7.00 Every Day range, $6.00 Born range, $6.00 Model Junior range, $8.00 all guaranteed good bakers: $1.00 down, $1.00 week.

Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Magnificent violin cases at $6.46 (regular price $10) are the talk of the town. The Cremona Supply

Co.. Odd Fellows' temple, 2nd floor. Old phone 4089 new 2180. Free delivery to any pa'-t of the city. FOR SALE—Folding bed, kitchen cablnet, dresser, davenport, buffet, bed, $1.00 springs, $1.00 brass bed, $10 kitchen table, 59c: cash or credit/

Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Real Carroll county maple syrup Clover Leaf creamery butter, fresh country eggs, buttermilk and cottage choese. Hance's, 601 N. fcth street. FOR SALE—Parker motion shooting gallery, also electric piano, good condition reason for selling, no location. C. E. Vansickle, Clinton, Ind. FOR SALE—Read's fertilisers. Don't buy till you get our price. Better and cheaper than any. Telephone 1122, new. 15 N. 8tW St. FOR SALE—Motorcycle, four horse-

ower, good condition. Harrlsongarage, opposite Union statioo on North Ninth street. FOR SALE—Bed springs, 48c beds, $1.98: oil stoves and gas plates best prices and terms in town. Scott &

Hart, 303 Wabash., FOR SALE—Two-inch continuous post, Vernis Martin bed, $5.43 angle iron springs, 97c mattress, $1,98. 30S

Wabash.

FOR SALE—Rubber tires, new and second hand buggies. Hilaerbrand. Buggy Co., the price leaders. 216 Sf« -3rd. FOR SALE—Fruit and shade trees: ornamental shrubbery. Ward's Nursery, new phone 1832-X old 1064. FOR SALE—Basket coal largest baskets and best coal in eity. D. D.

Elrod, old phone, 959. FOR SALE—Ice boxes, gas plates, gasoline stoves $1 down, $1 a week. 1336 Wabash avenue.

FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinets. $3.9S up 1.00 down. SI.00 week this week only. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Electric lamps, domes, buffets, fumed library tables easy terms. 3o:t Wabash. FOR SALE—Twelve $40.00 cast ranges, with reservoir, new. While they last, $23.98. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Heaters and ranges: take old stove in part payment. Scott &

Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Saloon doing good business. Must sell at once. Room z, 612 Ohio St. FOR SALE—To buy furniture and stoves. Look up Scott, 1336 Wabash, for bargains. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $10: Model range, $S.0C guaranteed baker. 303

Wabash.

FOR SALE—One mahogany piano, $20 .,$5.00 down, $2.00 a week. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Good drop-head White sewing machine, cheap. 209 Sout.l

MISCELLANEOUS. ___

VIOLINISTS—Buy your strings ^t the Cremona Supply Co., Odd Fellows' Temple, 2nd floor. Just call, old phone 4089 or new 2180. We deliver at once, no matter how small the purchase. Baths, Turkish- salt-glow, shampoo, shower and plain baths. 210 Wabash, opposite court house. Day or night FOR BUSINESS prbperty and real Investments see M. J. Dayer, 709 V4 Wabash avenue: new plrone 682.

Don't be wanting a home. Get 'n touch with Fox & Pflster and have one.

fo Sau: or trade.

Kol? SALE ^TTtRADF,—Fine $500 pi-,, ano, used 3 months. What have you?! A. Vanderecken, 427 National avenue,

West Terre Haute: old phone, 169-ft.,

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Saw mill glne boiler, top buggy. City Stora

foi: rir.NT on s-'.u,E—Modern loom* with bath. CitUens heat: best location. 5 i!• -South Fifth, Imitiire next door north.

FOR TR*-*-

CARD OF THANKS.

W« wish to thank the friends neighbors for the kindness shown our recent bereavement, the slcl and death of our beloved daughtei bister, Miss Helen Tate especially Martin, the undertaker.

MRS. JOHN WAR1 MRS. H. L. HOGUt MRS. W. A. GREEK FRANCIS TATE.

She died March 24, 12:30 a. m.

LEGAL HOTICES.

KP'llCi OF SALE OF PERSON PROPERTY BY RECEIVER. Notice Is hereby given that pursus to the order of the Vigo Circuit Cou the undersigned, receiver in cau numbered 8864 of said court, will, fc

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inning at 10 o'clock a. m. on ths thl of April, 1916, and from day to thereafter until sold, at the store roo of McFerrin Bros., number 15 Sou-. Second street, in the city of Ter. Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, offer fc sale the personal property hereinaft? described, to-wit: &

The entire stock of farm imphsraentt consisting of plows, harrows, arilli rakes, cultivators, mowers, gardening tools, wheat drills, corn drills, lam rollers, pulverisers, cidermllls, stalb cutters, grinding mills, fencings, sulk] rakes and plows, etc., at public or private sale.

Said sale will be made subject to the approval of the court and on the following conditions and terms: Onethird in cash, c-ne-third in six months, and one-third in nine months' time, with the purchaser giving his note for the deferred payments and security to be approved by the court.

The right to receive or reject any or all of said bids is reserved. CITIZENS TRUST CO., Receiver. CATLIN & CATLIN, Attorneys for the receiver.

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. FOR SALE—Moving picture and vaudeville show good location doing good business selling on account sickness. Address A. B., care Tribune. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $ti: gas range, $5 Leader cook, 58 guaranteed: easy terms. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Bxcelsior motorcycle. 21st and Liberty Koll-Seaman's grocery store. FOR SALE—Dark red English baby cab, large site. Inquire 1701 S. Center.

FOR SALE—Kitchen (cabinet, $6 safe, $2 dining table, cheap. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Fully equipped beauty parlors. New phone, 3629-R. FOR SALE—Books, very cheap. Call afternoons. 150S S. 8th. FOR SALE—Evans' brooms. New, 3051.

FOR SALE—Autos.

FOR SALE—One 1914 model Apperson tuning car, 6-«pa8senger in firstclajss condition ltok3 like and is good as new equipped with seat covers and Hartford shock absorbers owner wants to huy a 6-cylinder car.

Inquire room 820, Rose Dispensary building. We weld cast iron and all other metals. Try us on your cylinders andother auto parts. Low prices and guaranteed work. Bring to 1840 Liberty Ave. or new 2483. FOR SALE—Studebaker roadster, 1912.

Excellent condition. Wm. A. Engles, 670 Ohio St. FOR SALE—Ford runabout, $160. New phono, 1786 old, 709. 1304 S. 7th St.

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE—Equity in 5-room cotta&e, .located 2011 N. 20th St.: first-class condition: very cheap for few davs.

N. 20th .St. Citizens ohone, 1953-L. FOR SALE—8 houses, in good residence district. Have not been empty for 10 years sold on terrr.s reason for selling, owner lives out of city. Call 1122, new phone, or 16 N. Sth St. SOR SALE—Store room and dwelling property, well located rented for $28 per month $700 cash, balance on long time. I. H. C. Boyse Co., 617

Ohio street FOR SALE!—Foxir room cottage owner leaving city bargain for quick sale.

Old phone 8420. FOR SALE—Modem 7-room house, Collett Park place. New phone 22J2-J.

Dr. Dan Tucker Miller

has resumed his practice at his former office in the Rose Dispensary.

Both phones at office and residence.

SALE

Parlor, dining room and bed roorol furniture in walnut and oak, window blinds, outside blinds and plipn m|i. feathers, etc., on Thursday

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By rewest Sanitary Vacuum Procets. Rugs insured against damMT'* Call for and Delivered Prompt'

M. L. GOODWIK

1340 2nd Ave. Both Phones.

RCMVVAL NOT'PJ I have moved ntt^' grand insurance Ohio to 6SI Ohio

CHjAS. A. HMi Old pb 352,

Have you several small, which require a payment! week or month? If so, sum gg up and then come to us ai# will make you a loan. enough to pay them all off you will have only one payn. to make on all your bills.

We loan on household goo horses and wagons, pianos, without removal.

$35.00 for 8 Monthsj Total Cost $4.80

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