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BRAZIL CP COUNCIL HOIKS BUSY SESSION
Final Arrangements for Paving and Sidewalks Made—Sanitary Officer Is Named.
Py Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., April 7.—The council last night adopted the final resolutions for the paving of North Alabama street and cement sidewalks on East Church etreet, and will receive bids April 20. The National avenue sidewalks were deferred. Plans and specifications were ordered prepared for a sanitary sewer west of the C. & E. I. railroad and plans and specifications were also ordered for the oiling of Hendrix street from Sherman to Vandalia street.
The city attorney was instructed to communicate with the Yandalia railroad regarding the building of its new ps^senger station here and if a satisfactory answer is not received the public utilities commission will be appealed to.
I. S. Harger was appointed sanitary officer to begin work as soon as required by the city board of health. The new health officer and the health committee was instructed to take action against certain buildings which are in a bad sanitary condition.
Mrs. Lewis McNutr. on the request of Mayor Jones, outlined to the council, plans for a Fourth of July pageant and patriotic pantomine play which it Is proposed to hold in the Staubitzer park on the evening of July 3 as part of the fourth of July celebration.
The reguest of the Brazil lodge No. 215 of Odd Fellows for the removal of the watering trough from in front of their new building and the grade for a rounded corner for their new sidewalks was granted.
Dr. A. T. Spears, secretary of the school board, and Superintendent Keller, presented to the council last ni«ht their plans for relieving the congestion in the city schools and asked the approval of the purchase of the George Andrews property on Xorth Walnut street as the site for the new senior high school building. The matter was deferred without action.
DIES IN RAIN BARREL.
Amos Alexander Is Found Dead After Lengthy Search. Bv Soeclal CorresDondent.
BRAZIL, Ind., April 7.—Amos Alexander, four year old son of Richard Alexander and wife, met a tragic death by drowning in a. rain barrel at the home at 803 North Illinois street, sometime yesterday. The boy had been missing since 11 o'clock in the morning but the lifeless remains were not found until 7:30 o'clock last night vh"n o. T. Hudson, a. neighbor, searching the premises with a lantern, saw the little feet of the child sticking up ut of the dirty water water of the sunken rain barrel.
The boy is survived by the parents and a small sister. The funeral seivlces will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon and the remains will be taken to Greencast!e for ljnterment.
Sues For Receiver.
By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL. Ind., April 7.—James M. Campbell has filed suit against James W. Lytle In the federal court asking that a receiver be appointed for the defendant's clothing business here. It is charged that Lytle is insolvent.
Case Under Advisement.
By Special Correspondent BRAZIL, Ind., April 7.—Arthur Herron, who stole several hides from the Jones slaughter house here, was given a hearing in the circuit court this morning and Judge Rawley took the case uu'lf-r advisement.
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Thieves Work During Vice President's Absence Not Known Whether Valuable Were Taken.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 7.—The home here of Thomas R. Marshall, vice president of the United, States, has been entered by burglars, it became known today. Vice President and Mrs. Marshall are visiting relatives of Mrs. Marshall in Scottsdale, Arizona, where they went after Mr. Marshall had represented President Wilson at the dedication of the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco.
It had not been learned today if anything of value had been taken and no reply had been received to messages sent the vice president. The robbery was discovered by Mr. Marshali'd neighbors, who found a window had been broken. Partly burned matches were scattered all over the house but seemingly no effort had been made to open the drawers or closets.
There was no silverware or jewelry in the house when the robbery was investigated but the neighbors presumed that such articles had been removed before the Marshalls departed early in March on their western trip.
STATISTICAL NOTES.
RECENT BIRTHS.
To Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Mayden, 1331 Soutjj, Third street, a girl Elizabeth An ik! ?..Tb Sir. and Mrs. Don M. Nixon.. 91..Sfftiutlv Center street, a giri Helen Margaret. -To Mr. and Mrs. John Giovandi, 2430 ?ovth Eighteenth street, iwin buys William and i_,ouis.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John McGraw, 30, Terre Haute, Ind., cooper, to Minnie Penrod, 22, Indianapolis. Ind.. at home.
Herbert Hall, 23, Terre Haute, farmer, to Lottie James, 19. Terre Haute, housework.
Charles Smith, 35, Bridgeport, Ird.. glassworker, to Mabel Payne, 26, 1S19 South Ninth street, at home.
Abe Cre&sler. 26, VVarrensburg, lit., farmer, to Ruth Mixell, IS, WarrcJhsburg, 111., domestic.
Jesse Hane, 2S, Burnett. Ind., carpenter, to Goldie Arthur, 21, Hymera, Ind.. at home.
Burr Davis. 33. Terre Haute, cooK. to Alice Johnson,' 37, Terre Hauta, domestic.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Julia McCreary and husband to Josephine Greenlee, lot 358, Stimson add.: $1,100.
Citizens Trust Co. to Alva X. Newman et al., lot 35, Warren Place $235. Sophie C. Baines and husband to Henry F. Griepenstroh et ux, pt lot 41, 1st sub. Gilbert Place: $5,200.
James M. .larrett et ux to Martin C. Murphy et ux, lot 23, Normal Parli place: $2,000.
Kate M. I.ong to Elmer W. Miller et ux. lot 110, Eighth Avenue place $200. Henry C. Hay et ux to Clay Hay et al, pt sec 3, tp 13. 10, and pt '•/i sec 3, tp 13, 10 $1.
Clifford C. Allen et al. to Sarah E. Stout, pt. n. e. sec. 7, tp. 10, r. 10 $500.
Fred Williams et ux. to Walter A. Smith, lot 21. Tayior's sub. $250. Terre Haute Trust company, trustee, to George O. Kail, lo: 64, Artlmore sub. $175.
Robert J. Ra.tcliffe et ux. to Frank M. Ratclif fe, lots 117, 118, Ratcliffe's Second sub. $1.
BUILD1SG PERMITS.
O. B. .Judy, to erect frame residence, Eighth avenue and Third street estimated cost, $2,000.
Mart Evinger, addition to store. Sixteenth street and Wabash avenue estimated cost. $265.
George Schafer, to erect houso, Twelfth street and Maple avenue estimated cost. $1,650.
D. M. Sizcmore, to erect cottage Third and Locust streets estimated cost, ?700.
A. F. Friedman, to erect cottage, 300 block in South Eighteenth street estimated cost. $2,000.
To L. E. Surest, to erect frame residence. 701 South Fourth street: estimated cost, $1,000.
Tc Ollie Miller, to erect frani parage. 2310 North Eleventh street ,3tiivatcd ist. $200.
To Alex JenUins. to erect frame «arage, 164S Sixlh avenue estimated cost, $50.
To Walter Phillips. .*•" erect four 'stole rooms, frame, Ln f.-iyette and Mapie avenues estimated cost, S3.O00.
To Smith and Morgan, to erect frame I p'clure screen. Thirteenth anil Linden stre.'ts: estimated cost, S200.
NOTES OF LABOR WORLD.
I, AlfOR MHP.TIM.S KIDAV. •».t«tionary tlremen. tentrnl Lulior I'nlon hull. Harleudem' nnlun, afternoon. Hnrteuilcru' ball.
There wil' two mass meetings at the K. of I] Sunday at 2 ami 7 o'clock lo jss the union co-opera-tive store movement and to attempt to launch the proposition 'n T^tre Waule. M. I,. Olawson. E. S. PhliUi'S and f'harles t*"ox are the men who will ."peak. There will be music and singing.
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HELP WANTED—Male.
Army of United States men wanted Able bodied, unmarried men between ages of lg and 35, citizens of United
States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. *'or information apply to recruiting officer, 709 Wabash, avenue, Terre Ha.ute, 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. Writo Moler Barber College,
Indianapolis, Ind* WANTED—All working men stop at Jimmie's hotel large 25c meal for 10c beds 10c and 15c. No. 1 Wabash avenue. WANTED—5 solicitors 9 a. m. tomorrow. Oakland garage, 29-31 S. 9tn. WANTED—Man to do paper hanging. 721 North 11th.
HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—A cook. Mrs. Anton Hulman. 802 Chestnut.
HELP WANTED—Male and Female. W A NTED^Thousands of government ,1obs open to men and women. $65.00 to $150.00 month. Write for list.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 94-D, Rochester, N. T.
JW^OTED—^Sitiiatioii.
WANTED—Position at housework by girl nineteen. To be treated as one of family. New phone 3070-R. Call before 7:30. WANTED—Any kind of day housework, washing. Old phone 671.
WANTED—House.
WANTED—Furnished apartments or house of about 6 rooms modern. "Apartment," Tribune.
WANTED—To Buy.
WANTED—To buy furniture and stoves. Look up Scott, 1333 Wabash, for bargains. WANTED—To buy second hand tent.
Call new phone 3S01-J.
LOST^
LOST—Tuesday evening, South Fifth street, between Ohio and Crawford, gold brooch, wreath oattern. diamond studded. Finder deliver to Miss
Duenweg, 503 Ohio street. Reward. LOST—M. W. A. fob. Saturday night. Return to 508 South Fourth. Reward.
BOARDING.
WANTED—First-class boarders. H. E. Park, 30th and 5th avenue. WANTED—Boarders home cooking. 319 North Eighth.
NEWSPAPER WASTE FOR CHINA.
There has been developed in Hong Kong a somewhat interesting if not highly important trade in printed but unused newspapers from Europe and the United States. Shipments have been increasing from the United States of late- and considerable, quantities have been imported from Great Britain and. before the war. from Germany. T^ate shipments have been landed in Hong Kong at a. price of about J4 local currency per picul of 133,333 pounds—at present exchange about 1.3 cents gold per pound. Consul General George E. Anderson, Hong Kong, writes that the paper is used for various purposes. There is some fair demand for it for wra.pping purposes, but the greater portion at present is re-shipped from Hong Kong to points in Shantung province, China (of which Tsingtau and Chefoo are the chief ports and Tsinanfu in the interior metropolis). It Is used in Shantung province for the manufacture of a special variety of thin wrapping paper used by the manufacturers of pongee silk for the inner wrappings of rolls oC._this silk. This is a special trade and as a rule shipments of the paper to be accepted should reach HongiKong not later than Chinese New Tear so that it. can be sent into the northern province at the opening of navigation in the spring. Some failamount of the paper from a.hroad is used in the manufacture of the cheap thin white news print paper used by the Chinese newspapers in Hong Kong, Canton and various nearby ('hinese cities. The demand for the stock for all purposes here is increasing, but the material must come at a very low price.
NOTES OF LOCAL LODGES.
A class of 50 candidates will be 11i tinted Wednesday evening by V'.go council No. 352. Knights and l.adles nl Security, at the Naylor-Cov tl!, Fourth street and Wabash avenue. The degree team of Brazil will give the work, after which a supper will he served.
Chief Makes Arrest.
Bv Special Coi respondent. BRAZIL, Ind., April 7.—Chief of Po-lii-e. Jackson went to Terre Haute thi-? morning, and arrested James Cornell, who is wanted for beating a board bill of $39 at the Central hotel.
THE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED PAGE is the glreat real estate' market of western Indiana and eastern Illinois.
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FOR RENT—Four room cottage, gas, electric, city, well and cistern water, opposite Thompson park, 609 South 17th. FOR RENT—No. 618 South 10th street, 4 room house, well and cistern. New phone 1221. Frank Teel. FOR RENT—Six room modern in 1400 block on South 6Mi street. New phone 4086. FOR RENT—Four room apartment In
Kenley flats, Fifth and Locust. New phone 2148. FOR RENT—Completely furnished flat: all modern. 1009 Maple avenue. Old phone 2024. FOR RENT—House 8 rooms modern 521 So. 4th. Inquire 304 Wabash. Wm.
F. Held.
FOR RENT—5-room modern apartment, city heat. H. P. Townley, 500 N. 7th. FOR RENT—t-room apartment bath, sleeping porch all modern. 463 3. :.7th. FOR RENT—5-room house, -'527 N. 15^. Silvcrsein Bros. FOR RENT— 7-room house, 104 S. 10V&.
Dr. Laughead. FOR RENT—Six room cottage. 721 North 11th.
FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms. FOR RENT—Rooms for light housekeeping modern. 520 South Fourth.
New phone, 855-R. Bell 1737. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping rooms can take care of 8 students. 611
North Seventh. FOR RENT—Two strictly modern furnished front rooms with board. Apply 715 Ohio.
FOR RENT—Furnished room private family modem. 1819 N. 7th. New phone 1217-R. FOR RENT—Modern room private family good location new phoae 3044-R. FOR RENT—Pleasant rooms for gentlemen, close in. New phone 2107-L. FOR RENT—Modern unfurnished housekeeping rooms. 801 N. Eighth.
FOR RENT—Modern furnished room for gentlemen only. 118 N- 8th St. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room gentleman preferred 320^6 S. 4th. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 602 North Eighth. FOR RENT—2 furnished front rooms
Tor housekeeping. 660 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms, SnO South Third. Old phone 3823. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms far housekeeping. 723 North 6^. FOR RENT—Modern room $2.00 per week. 330 S. 4th. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room: 32S S. 4th.
FOR RENT—2 rooms, 108 S. 101*. Dr. Lau^'h^ad. FOR RENT—Furnished front room 300
S. fith.
FOR SENT—Rooms. 314 S. 6th.
F0H RENT-—'D'nfiirnish&d Rooms. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, Ifi20 North 10th. FOK RENT—Unfurnished rooms, 504
N. 14th.
FOR RENT—Miscellaneous, FOR RENT—One 5 acre tract and one 1 acre tract .iust. outside city limits on South Seventh street. Americcn
Realty company. 681 Ohio street. New phonf 3475 old phone 1238. FOR RENT—Offices. Tribune building.
Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash avenue.
WANTED—Miscellaneoiis.
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$:i to $4 per room, or hang your paipcr. Old phone, 1912 new. 1916-R. 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 clean vaults. Charles Jones, old 1683 new phone 1262-J. WANTED—Rag rug weaving. Walter
S. Hughes, 663 Wabash avenue. WANTED—To buv stoves and furniture. Citizens 391S-L old 2561. WANTED—Floor case. Call Bell phone 1718 new 2365. WANTED—Roomers. 1314 N. 6% Pft.
MISCELI^NEOUS^
Baths. Turkish, salt-glow, shampoo, shower and plain bathe. 210 Wabash, 0Dp0f.ite court house. Day or night FOR BUSINESS property and real Investments see M. J. Dayer, 709^4 Wabash avenue: new phone 582.
Don't be wantlnar a home. Get in touch with Fox & Pflster and have one.
WELDING.
We weld cn-st iron, aluminum and all i.ther metals, no matter how badly broken. Don't, throw your broken casting away: give i.s a trial: lowest r.rices and guaranteed work. Rrin..j to i4(' Liberty avenue: now. 2 12.1.
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. FOK iiALIi—It will pay you to come and see our line of trunks, traveling bags and suit cases before buying elsewhere. People's Pawn Shop, 20
S. 4th St.
PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Our prices and terms are lower than others. Hulman'n. '.1 S. 7th.
PICTURE FRAMING.^
^Spring days are picture framlua days. Let us do your Dietary framing. Hulman's, 32 S. 7 th.
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FOR SALE Genuine Seed Oats Standard Ha & Grain Co.
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FOR SALE—Two-Inch continuous p03t, Vernis Martin bed, $5.43 angle iron springs, 97c mattress, $1.98. 303
Wabash.
FOR SALE—Dent-Ease Is a tonic for the gums. Stimulates the glands destroys disease germs, and stops the pain. FOR SALE—Good upright piano in good rapair, $100 427 National avenue, West Terre Haute old phone 369-R. FOR SALE—$300 upright piano, used about two years, $125. Easy payments. Robertson, 116 North 7th St. FOR SALE—Rubber tires, new and second hand buggies. Hilderbrand Buggy Co.. the price leaders. 216 9. 8rd.
FOR SALE—Almost new 88-note player piano, $298. Easy payments. Robertson, 116 North Seventh street. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $6 gas range $5 Leader cook, $8: guaranteed •. easy terms. 1333 Wabash. FOR SALE—Two second hand Toledo scales, cheap. Good as new. Iniun'e 676 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Ice boxes, gas plates, gasoline stoves $1 down, $1 a week. 1336 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Electric lamps, domes, buffets, fumed library tables easy terms. 3'-:i Wabash. FOR SALE—Good brick for less than half-price at old Wabash distillery,
South First street.
FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinets, $3.9S up $1.00 down, 51.on week this week only. 303 Wabash.
FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, cost 828 will take $12 reason leaving town. Call 24 South 12th. FOR SALE—Heaters and ranges take old stove in part payment. Scott &
Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—•Bowser gasoline flll'ng stal'on and tanks. Webb Miller, 137
Sou t!i Sixth street. FOR SALE—Lunch room, doing good business: reason for selling leaving town. Old 1781. FOR SALE—Choice canna bulbs. 26 cents dozen. 1624 South Seventh.
New phone 764. FOR SALE—Motorboat, 35 feet long, 1fi horse rower, cheap. New phone, 203, of 1409. FOR SALE—1914 twin 2 speed Excelsior with 1915 side gear. 2120 N. 13^ street.
FOR SALE—One phaeton. In excellent condition. Mr. Harry Graham, 1-103 South 17th. FOR SALE—Triumph phonograph. No. 1 conditlcn 96 records. 17 Prairieton avenue. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $10 Model range, $8.00 guaranteed baker. 303
Wabash.
FOR SALE—Rug, slightly used, 9x12: writing desk and refrigerator. 1124 Spruce. FOR SALE—Tndian motorcycle, twin good condition. Call 1070-R, New phone. FOR SALE—250-1b. brood sow, $20.
Frederick Smith, Riley, Ind., R. R. No. 2. FOR SALE—Second-hand stoves, furniture easy terms. Scott, 1336 Wabar.h. FOR S'ALE$2.00 per bash.
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FOR SALE—jtiscellaneoui. FOR SALE—Dent-Ease contains the most powerful germ destroyer and healing agents known to medical science. 50c per bottle. Dentists use it after extracting teeth. Why don you? FOR SALE—Cheap. One 16-horse power gasoline engine one corn sheller c.ne corn meal burr belting and thafting. Inquire 25th and Poplar. 'FOR SALE—Cheap, Brown gasoline engine, 6 horsepower and Peerless direct current generator. 2 K. W., 120 volts. 17 South Fifth street. FOR SALE—You wash the outside ot the face why not the inside? Dent-
Ease is healing and cleansing. For sale at all druggists.
FOR SALE—Bed springs, 48c beds. ?1.98 oil stoves and gas plates rnpriccs and terms in town. Scoti .*
Hart, 303 Wabash.
-Piano, S20.00, $3.00 down, week. Scott s, 1333 Wa-
FOR SALE—Johnson county white seed corn. G. C. .loab, West Terre Haute. FOR SALE—Large mirrors on easy payments. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Sanitarv couch and pad, $4.08. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Book case, t".no: library lal.le. $4.00. Scott's, 1330 Wabash. FOR SALE—9x12 Axminster rug and kitchen cabinet. New phone 2604. FOR SALE Refrigerators lowest price in the city, at 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Boiler stack, 24 inches by 27 feet. new. New phone. 3941-L. FOR SALE—Good drop-head sewing machine, $5. 231 South Eighth. FO'k SALE—Almost new drop head sewing machine. $5. 209 S,
drop 8 th.
FOR SALE—Davenport, $5."0 dresser. S3.50. Scott's. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Fully equipped beauty parlors. New phone 3629-R. FOR SALE—One Ford car, 666 Ohio street. Chevrolet Sales Co. FOR SALE—Driving horse, runabout and harness. 835 N. 8th. FOR SALE—One upright folding bed. 1210 North Sixth street. FOR SALW—9x12 rug. $!.r»0 safe, $2.00.
Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Vernls ~cartin bed, $5.4$. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Beds, mattresses cheap. 4y
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FO"*"_3ALE—Gas range. 2426 Seconu aT^ue.
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DEATH NOTICE.
NKTHERTON—Elsie C., are 45 years, died at her residence, 830 North Thirteenth, at 7:30 Tuesday.
The funeral will be from the residence Thursday at 1:00 p. m. Interment at Highland Lawn cemetery.
FOB SALE—Real Estate.
FOR SALE—A beautiful residence In the 1500 block on South 8th street. This house has seven rooms, four down and three up stairs, bath room, pantry oak finish in the two treat rooms full basement, hot water heat, tine gas range, kitchen linoleum, stair carpet and porch awning all go with this property at an extremely low price. For particulars call new phone 700, old phone 702. FOR SALE—Three good houses, 22nd a«d First avenue: $700.00 each. Call
Mrs. Tenbrook, 2430 North 11th. FOR SALK—Modem 7-room house, Collett Park place. New *hone 2282-J. FOR SALE—4-room cottage bargain old phone 2420.
FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. "OR SALE—Cheap work team. Walnut.
415
FOR SALE—Eating houset Old phone 2736. FOR SALE—Good bicycle, $5. 606 N. 7th.
PAPER CLEANING AND HANGING. WANTED—Paper hanging and cleaning. Old, 3533 new, 917-F. Crawford and Morrison. WANTED—Paiper to clean. Call N. P. 1 ?»71. Satisfaction guaranteed. Eckels. WANTED—Paper cleaning. Scotten, new phone, 1887-R old, 983. WANTED—Paper cleaning. Chezem &
Reynolds, new phone 2094-J.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks hatching eggrs pullets Rocks. Reds, Wyandottos. Leghorns from 9c to 12c hatching eggs 25 for $1.00 $3.00 to $4.00 per 100: 3 months old pullet?, 50c each. Talking Poultry Yards,
Kainesport. N. J. FOR SALE—Hen hatched Barred Rock baby chicks, 10c. 613 Prairieton avenue.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Store building and five living rooms at 412 Worth Fourth. Rents for $28.00 per month.
Telephone 2561-L.
FOR SAL.E OR TRADE—Saloon, restaurant, rooming house, at Invoice. Old phone 595. Box 68, care Tribune.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Saw mill engine boiler, top buggy. City Storage.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO tops, seat covers, radiator covers, side curtains, one-man tops for Ford cars made to order and repaired. Now phone 398. 223 S. 7th St F. a
Thomas. Ford cars overhauled. $18 all kinds *f guaranteed repair wcrk. 643 Lafayette. Bell phone. 741 Citizens. 34U-R.
AUTOS TO HIRE.
Ritchles' garage, 5th and Cherry. Taxi-cabs and touring cars for hire. Day and night service. Hotels to depots 25c. Both phones 665.
Ryder's taxis, Ninth and Wabash. Honest service day or night. New phone 596-L old phone 608.
FOR SALE—An to*.
FOR SALE—Studebaker roadster, 1912. Excellent condition. Wm. A. Engles, 670 Ohio St.
FOR TRADE.
FOR TRADE—40-acre and 70-aere farm for Terre Haute property also $7,000 stock general merchandise. Phone 1303 old. 37 Wabash avenue^
STORAGE.
STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated brick building. Oet our reduced freight rates south, and all western points. Quick service Union
Transfer and Storage Co., Office 10^ 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.
MOVING VANS.
DAN CASE does will move your household
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sonable. 207 N. 3d: new 154
KODAK FINISHING.
Spring dayj are kodak days. Let us do your kodak finishing. Hulman's, SS S. 7th.
PHILIP I. DAVIS,
823 S. l»«fc It Cl«. Phone. 383T. C. T. DAVIS. 3015 Crawford St., Clt. Pho»« SS*.
FOR SALE
Lot 75 Davis Gardens fronting 7th St. DAVIS BROS. General Contractors and Banders.
For Sale-2 Wagons Cheap
H. C. HANNA A CO. Fourth and Poplar New 993—Phones—0ld_1074 t*.
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We otter 440 acres finely improved grain, hay and blue grass farm only 1V4 miles from Odon in Daviess county, Indiana good tenant now on farm who has been there 11 years. Price reasonable—will trade for Terre Haute property of equal value also 160 acres improved level, prairie land a little south of Clay City, Illinois. This is a money making farm and all in crop this yeac. Will trade either of these farms for Terre Haute property or will take in a small farm near Terre Haute and carry mortgage back for bal-. ance.
PEAL ESTATE MERCHANTS,
681 Ohio St. Terre Haute, Ind.
New phone 3475, Old phone 1232.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 4
WE DO SAVE YOU
Money, who you buy Leather from us. Duenweg's Leather House. Ohio 8t_. near Fifth.
BEAMB1T KLKCTIUC CO* 511 Ohio St. Do not fail to get our prices before letting your contract. ^"11 line of electrical supplies and repairs. All work guaranteed.
AWT CONCRETE
POPCHE5 A SPECIALTY
RUG CLEANING
Ry rewest Sanitary Vacuum Process. Rugs Insured against damage. Call for and Delivered Promptly.
M. L. GOODWIN,
1340 2nd Ave. Both Phones.
Wire Fence
For All Purposes
Fence Post%-
Cedar or Metal
PIERSON & BH~
Lumber and Building Materia 'mea
AtLEGAL
EAGLE
Both Phones
WILL MONEY HELP YOU?
Have you several small bills which require a payment each week or month? If so, sum them up and then come to us and we will make you a loan large enough to pay them all off then you will have only one payment to make on all your hills.
We loan on household goods, horses and wagons, pianos, etc^ without removal.
$35.00 for 3 Months Total Cost $4.80
Av^VVe^jAdhrertis^j^SoJIVeDo
Loaons made in Clinton. Br axil, Jasonvllie, Linton, Ind., and Pat rls, 111.
Write, phone or call
Terre Haute Loan Co.
Opposite Syrope Bleck.. 26tt South Ttk St.
Cttlmu pkune 1236. Bell Mk
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