Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 April 1915 — Page 9

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A TUESDAY, APRIL 1^, 1315.11

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Neighborhood News Items

BLACKHAWX, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stark of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yaw.

Miss Stella Mank spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Myrtle Carr. Mr. ana Mrs. George Carr spent Sunday at Terre Haute, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carr.

Mr. Emory Mank spent Sunday afternoon with Airs. Myrtle Carr. Mr. and Mrs. George Carr spent Sunday Terre Haute the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carr.

Mr. Emory Mank spent Sunday afternoon at Riley, Ind. ,Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McCrnsby of Indianapolis spent Tuesday afternoon here.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weddle and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Weddle n-ear Riley.

Mrs. Susan Tool and Mrs. Sarah T. Thompson -spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jane Forescyth near Riley.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson spent Thursday at Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Foor of Terre Haute spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Nevins.

Mrs. Ellen Liston of Coalmont, Ind., spent a few days here this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Griner spent Saturday at Terre Haute.

Mr. William Sparks spent Tuesday at Terre Hautfe

SHADY GROVE, IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller and children spent Sunday at Hymera. Ind., the guests of Mr. Reilsback.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller and Mr. and Mrs. George Trinwer. of Riley, Tnd., were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Miller Sundav.

Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Bush, of Indianapolis, spent Saturdav and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller spent Fri-. day afternoon at Lewis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, of Freetown, Ind., were here the first of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Will Lansen, of Terre Haute, Ind.. spent Suiwlay with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tryon.

Miss Mollie Leach, of Toungstown, Ind., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herrrtan Pullum.

James Laren and children spent Saturday afternoon at Hymera. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Miller spent Saturday afternoon at Lewis, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Seyfert and George Kellar, of near Farmersbure. Ind., and Marvil and Max, of Blackhawk, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlone and Mr. and Tillman Brown and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Weddle.

Mr. and Mrs. Emory Taylor spent Saturdav afternoon at Lewis. Ind.

VERMILLION, ELL.

Mrs. Emma Bird Phelps, wife of the U. B. pastor, died at her home followin a briiif illness due to tuberculosis. The funeral services were conducted from the residence Wednesday morning. the Rev. King, of Paris, and Rev. Gant officiating.

Mr. Fphriam Wright returned from Hiley. where rhe was a guest in the family of William -Tague.

The Rev. Gepford^of Shelbvville *.111 preach at Little Grove Sunday -night. S. F.. Lamt was surprised Wednesday by a number of his relatives going to his home to remind him of liis birthday. Those in attendance were Mr. Lou Van Houtin, Cayua. Ind.: Mrs. Anna Volkers, Sandford, Ind.: Mr. and Mis. William Laint, Libertyville: Mrs. Slattie L:\rit ai:d Louisa Wallace.

The township Sunday school institute will bo conducted in the U. D. church Sunday morning.

Mrs. Anus Van Ploutin and family entertained ith an elaborate 1 o'clock dinnei Wednesday for a number of their Paris iriencls.

DANA, END.

Arthur Brooks and Miss Mildred Davis spent Sunday in Hume. Mrs. M. Hyde of Terre Haute, sister of '.V. Kier, spent part of the week here.

Miss Gera'.dine Toaps left Monday for Terre Haute, where she will enter Normal for the spring term.

Man ford Stewart and niece. Mrs. Harrv Hunt, left Monday morning for Oorydon. Harrison county, for a visit, -.virh relatives.

Harry Campbell pp«-nt Sunday in Cliai'li.st.,11 with relatives. Noah Huts on has so'-cl his home on West street to John Harlan and Clarem-t: Thompson will occupy the property. Hutsons will move to their othei property on East A street, Ben Reed moving from that place to Mrs. Kiddie's property, vacated by Cla'ence Hcoker. who purcnased the Sunkel jt o[.-ei v.

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BALL WRECKS OLD HOUSE NEAR RIOT IS THE RESULT

Six Persons in Rickety Structure Get Out, But Old Dog Is Killed.

LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 13.—Three boys were playing ball in the rear of an old Spr.nish dwelling house at 458 Commercial street. One husky youth hit the ball and the ball hit the house and the house collapsed. In the old structure were six persons and a dog. The doe died.

As the time-rotted timbers fell in a mushroom-like heap over the heads of the inhabitants, they crumbled tip and broke and for this reason no one was seriously injured, but all were badly frightened.

It it had not been for the dog, which was too old and weak to get down the rickety stairs, there would have been no need for the turmoil that resulted. Little Romando Reys, four years old, went back into the building to get the dog. As he was ascending the stairs the supports gave way and the boy crashed to the floor.

This gave rise to great excitement, which caused the sending in of a fire alarm and a riot call to central police station. Some one else called for the receiving hospital ambulance and still another for an ambulance from the California ambulance, all of which duly arrived with great clamor. By this time thousands of people were there.

The police, who were the last to arrive, thought that an I. W. W. riot had broken loose and wi'th drawn revolvers charged through the now immense crowd. After several minutes they managed to get to the collapsed dwelling and instead of the riot found Romando Reyes sitting in the middle of the ruins with the dead dog in his arms.

PAWNBROKERS' HARVEST.

The opinion among New York pawnbrokers is that the two weeks preceding Christmas and New Year's were the most profitable for them during the entire year. It has been estimated by conservative authorities that more than $1,000,000 was lent out during the week preceding Christmas.

It is estimated that fully $3,000,000 is outstanding in loans by the 300 pawnbrokers who do business in New York City. It was said that one Bowery pawn shpp had more than $1,000,000 in loans* outstanding.

Business in general has been much better with pawn shop men this year than it was last year at this time. This is accounted or by the act that the number of unemployed is much larger than last winter. As a consequence loans have depreciated. A pledge will not bring as large a loan this year as last year.

One of the leading pawn brokers, v. ho lives in F^ifth avenue, and conducts a string of pawn shops in Greater fNew York estimated that fully 50 per vent of the loans made during the last two weeks would be repaid within 30 days.

Some queer loans are made by pawn brokers around New' Year's. One business man used to pawn the greater part of his household furniture every year another his wife's jewelry. As much as $50,000 is loaned by the better class pawn brokers to individual persons.

CORY. IND.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Zenor. of Terre Haute, were the guests of Mrs. A. Zenor Sui-day.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grayson and son. William, of Clay City, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Modesitt the last of the week. .Mrs. Anna Anderson of Terre Haute was culled here the first of the week by th? serious* illnef-s of her mother, All s. A by K. Hartley.

Mr. and Mrf,. G. D. Coble o* near Saline City were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rector Saturday.

Mrs. Es«fa Riley and son, Jack, of Terre Haute, were the scuests of Mr. ar.d Mis. Scott Bennett the last of the week.

Mrs. Eric Albright of Brazil returned home Saturday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Coble the past two weeks.

Mry. Albert Lewton and Mr. Ledum Donhrtin of T'-rre Haute were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kestcr Sunday.

Charles Enle of Worthington was the guest of Dr. Jame'* Wednesday. The Arrawanna lodge No- 172 celebrated Raster at th* Red Men's ball Saturday afternoon with an egg feast and a social tims with their members and families

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stacgs and son, Russell. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Olick. Mr. and Mrs. ftd Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rbods matured to Brazil to the big Sundav school Sunday afternoon.

Miss Mollle Zenor visited Mr. and Mrs. George Itochline near I'rairiu ,'ity the lir.-t of the week.

TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. fUK SALE—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 8. 4th St.

PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSJ Our prices and terms h.re lower than others, ilulman'a, £2 S. 7th.

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HELP WANTED—Male.

Army of United btates men wanted Able bodied, unmarried men between ages of 18 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 Haute,

MEN WANTED who want to better thtfir 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 3 0c: leds, 10c and 15c. No. 1 Wabash avenue.

HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—By man with children mid-dle-aged lady, wainting home as housekeeper: no comers and goei'B need apply. Box 7S, care Tribune. WANTEF)—Lady demonstrators and canvassers for local work pay salary. Address box 77, Tribune. WANTED—Two experienced lady demonstrators. Call after 5 p. m., 226

North Sixth street. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework mall apartment. 510 Hulman St. WANTED—Girl to do light housework.

Call new phor.e 220S-.T. WANTED—Girl. 425 North Ninth.

HELP WANTED—Male and Female. WANTED—Thousands of government jobs open to men and women. $85.00 to $150.00 month. Write for list.

Franklin Institute, Dept. 94-D, Rochester, N. Y.

W^T±J—^ituatfon.

WANTED—Work sweeping, cleaning and dusting or light laundry work reference given. Call 4457. WANTED—Any kind of steady work.

New phone 566-L.

WANIEJJ—IKsceUaneons.

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. WANTRD—To rent horse and harness for few days for farm work. New phone, 4009-R. WANTED—To clean vaults. -Charles

Jones, old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Rag rug weaving. Walter S. Hughes, 663 '6 Wabash avenue. WANTED—To buy stoves and furniture. Citizens 3913-L old 2551.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy furniture and stoves- Look up Scott, 1333 Wabash, for bargains.

WANTED—To buy used furniture clothing and shoes best prices paid New 35.50. WANTRD—To buy setting hen. old phone 1864.

WANTED—Rooms.

WANTED—One or two light housekeeping rooms: vnsft be modern and reasonable permanent: answer quirk: state price. Eox 70, Tribune. WANTKD—Two unfurnished roonis central. Box 74. Tribune.

LOST.

LOST—Gentleman'.! open-face Hampton gold watch, emblem of stag on case. Return to !o3 N. 9th: reward. LOST—Female spotted fox terrier houTid. Return to 1525 North Avenue, and receive reward. LOST—Gold pin with 3 coral drops.

Return to 608 South Fifth. Reward. LOST—Small moss agate breast pin. Reward: return to 63 Gilbert avenue. LOST—Scotch collie pu'p, half-grown.

Cell phone, 1145 reward.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Saloon, restaurant, rooming house, at invoice. Old phone 595. Box 68, care Tribune.

FOR SALE OR TRA DE—DeTamble roadster, Woods electric and light truck. Kintz & Son. Both phones.

AUTOS TO HIRE.

riitchles' garage. 5th and Cherry. Taxi-cabs ahd touring cars for hire. Day and night service. Hotels to depot 25c. Botih phones 665.

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

LEGALNOTICES.

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Notice ts hereby given to the citizens and voters of Trrre Haute, Harrison township. Vino county, state of Indiana, and the citizens nnd voters of Harris township, in said couutv nnd slate, that the undersigned will apply to the b-ard of (ommissloners of Vigo crunty, Indiana, at their next regular May term, 191 ,, for permisricn to pur-1 chase licenso to sell intoxicating lif(uors at etaii, granted and now held by George K. iVaricn, at the following described premises, to-wit:

On thf ground floor of the two-story !clc building, known as 1212 .Wabash avenue, in 'he front rfcm, the room being 24x50

feet.

Pestrtur.'int in rotvieciion. EDWARD KLINE. NATE FiNKELSTINtv

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS-\Yes, Mother Should Have Read the Ad More Carefully

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FOR RENT—House.

FOR RENT—One side of a now strictly modern 6-room double apartment, with sleeping porch, pantry and laundry, 504 £. 19th. FOK RENT—6-room modern apartment. Geo. C. Foulkes, 513 Terre

Haute Trust Bldg. Phones: Old !0 now 183. FOR RENT—Strictiv modern 5 room cottage, north. Address owner, 2530

East 10th street, Indianapolis, Ind. FOR RENT—Five room house, pump and sinic in kitchen: 2327 Sycamore street. Citizens phone 1369. FOR KENT—Five-rcom house, 1449 S. 7th St., $14.00. Doak, Riddle, Hamilton Co. Both phones 61. FOR RENT—No. 61& South 10th street, 4 room house, well and cistern. New phone 1221. Frank Teel. FOR RENT—6-room modern house. 1400 S. 7th: also 6-room modern house, 312 Swan street. FOR RENT—Five room house, 710

North Eighth. W. A. Ethington, room 15. Beach block. FOR RENT—8-room modern house after April 15. 16th and Walnut. Either phone, 88. FOR RENT—6-rocm modern house, 425

S. Center. Apply Dr. McCall, Rose Dispensary. FOR RENT—C-nom modern 11at: Myers flat, 14th and Wabash. Call 251, new phone. FOR RENT—House 8 rooms modern 521 So. 4th. Inquire 3.04 Wabash. Win.

F. Held.

FOR RENT—6-room modern apartment, city heat. H. P. Townley, 500 N. 7th.

FOR RENT—Four room modern apartment. sleeping porch. 463 South 17Lh, $13.50. F*OR RENT—Four room house gas. 420 South 12th two only.

FOR RENT—7-Room house. Mayhew's, 611 Ohio.

FOR RENT—4-room house, izens phone. 10S4-L.

FOR RENT—Modern for gentlemen only.

lower man jN ATE FJNK FLSTiivri."" I will move your household goods rea-Co-partners. 1 aonable. 207 N. 3d now 1643 old 1786,

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FOR RENT—Three furnished 29 South 13J/i. FOR RENT—

Laughead.

FOR RENT—Rooms. 314 South Sixth,

FOE, RENT—Unfurnished Rooms. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished modern rooms no children: references exchanged ladies employed preferred.

South Seventh. Citizens phone 2216-X.

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RKNT—Office room in the Varieties theatre building: references required. Inquire box office, Hippodrome theatre, city. FOR KMVI'—BRICK STORE ROOM,

I.TI'H A!Vr STH AVE. IIVQUTKH HI'I.IIAVS 1IUSIC STORE, 12 S. 7th. FOR RENT—Offices. Tribune building.

Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash avenue. FOR RENT—Desk room, 200 opera bouse building. R. H. & W. J. Shepherd. FOR RENT—Barn. 508 S. 4th.

PAPER CLEANING AND HANGING. 'WANTED—Paper furnished and hung, Si to per room, or hans your paper. Old phone. 1012: new, 1915-R. WANTED—Paper to clean. Call N. P. 1571. Satisfaction guaranteed. Eckels. WANTED—Wall paper cleaning. W.

C. Martin, new phone 3822 old 3057. W ANTE D—T'aper cleaning. Scot ten, now plume, l£87-R: old, 9SC. WANTTD—Wall pa.per cleaning. J. W.

Doughty. Old phone 3342. WANTED987.

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FOR RENT—House, 4 rooms, S9. 8th avenue.

FOR RENTCenter.

New phone 698-R.

1919

-5-room cottage. 609 S.

JFOS^RENT—Famished Rooms. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished housekeeping rooms. 825 N. 7th.

FOR RENT—Modern room with board one or two gentlemen. Ill North Eighth street. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room private family. 1628 Chestnut. Old phone 2180. FOR RENT—Modern room, with sleeping porch. Good location. New 3044-R. FOR RENT—Suite of furnished housekeeping rooms modern. 623 Chestnut. FOR KENT—Two modern furnished light housekeeping rooms, 215 N. Sth. FOR RENT—Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms. 660 Chestnut.

-Paper hanging. Old phone

MISCELLANEOUS. JOHN~I. UNISON.

2340 Third avenue. Clt. phone 2275-R. Sewers, excavations, foundations, cement. concrete floors, walks, steps, coping and curbing.

Estimates cheerfully given. Baths, Turkish, salt-glow, shampoo, shower and plain bathe. 210 Wabash,

ODposdte court house. Day or night. FOR BUSINESS property and real Investments see M. J. Dayer, 709% Wabash avenue new phone 682.

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fronting on Wabash

avenue, locfltid on lot No. 23, Rose':* subdivision :f 47 acres, in Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vitro county, Tridia

the. highest pri°e mpn'i secondhand cl-ithing and shots send postal. 2:: N. 4th. Don't be wanting a home. Get 'n touch with Fox St Pflsfer ar.d have one.

MOVING VANS.

DAN CASE does general teaming and will move your household goods rea-

101/2 and Mulberry.

FORSALE-—jtiscellaneom. 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—Gray gearless aetacnable boat motor, 2% horse power,, Hgnt weight, 56 pounds, with Bossh magneto, brand new $45.00. Albert

Sliewmaker, 476 North Water street. FOR SALE—One carload of new ope and one-half and two and one half horse power gasoline engines. Less than factory cost. Clay Real Estate

Co. New phone 1137-J and 3997-L. FOR SALE—Bed springs, 48c beds, $1.9&: oil stoves and gas plates best pricts and terms in town. Scott &

Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE!—Dent-Ease is a tonic for the gums. Stimulates the glands destroys disease germs, and stops the pain. FOR SALE—Two-Inch continuous post,

Vernis Martin bed, $5.43 angle iron springs, 97c mattress, $1.98. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Oood upright piano in good repair, $100 427 National avenue, West TeTre Haute old phona 169-R. FOR SALE—One pair of half Shetland ponies. Will sell together or separate. West Side livery. 118 S. 2nd. FOR SALE—Rubber tires, new and second hand buggies. Hllderbrand Buggy Co., the price leaders. 216 9. 3rd. FOR SALE—?200 upright piano, used about two years, $125. Easy payments. Robertson, 116 N. 7th St. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $6 gas range. $5 Leader cook, ?8 guaranteed: easy term*. I33o Wabash. FOR SALE—Beautiful mahogany desk cheap, August Spangenberg, 322 S, 13th. New phone 2264-J.

FOR SALE—Two second hand Toledo scales, cheap. Good as new. Inquire 676 Wabash avenue.

FOR SALE—Almost new SS-note player piano. $298. Easy payments. Robertson. 11 fi N. 7 th St. FOR SALE—Special sale on trousers $1.50 value, 95c also $2.50 hats, $1.09.

C. Goodman, 324 Ohio. 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'.'t Wabash. FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinets, 53.9S up $1.00 down, 41.Oft week this week only. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Heaters and ranges take old stove in part payment. Scott &

Hart, 303 Wabash.

furnished room 118 N. 8th St.

FOR RENT—Large housekeeping room, gas and electricity bath. Old 691. FOR HE.VT--Light room.s 106

housekeep

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TOR SALE—Saloon and pool room in factory district: terms. Address Box 73. care Tribune. FOR SALE—-Ice boxes and refrigerators: lowest prices 5n city. Scott, 1336

Wabash.

rooms. H8 S. 10 Vj. Dr.

FOR SALE—Office: suitable for other business. Sllvorstein Bros., 675 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Lineolr. range. $10 Model range, $8.00 guaranteed baker. 303

Wabash.

FOR SALE—Hall-Borcrert adjustable dress forms, cheap. New phone 2140 R. FOR SALE—Pari or suite. $10: Singer sewing machine, $9. Scott, 1330 Wabash. FOR SALE—Horse and buggy and wagon. 27th and Fourth avenue.

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FOR SAIaE—Second-hand stoves, furniture easy terms. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE$2.00 per bash.

-Piano, S20.00, ?3.00 doivn, week. Scott's, 1335 Wa-

FOR SALE—Large mirrors on easy payments. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Family horso and buggy cheap. New phone 1759 1727 S. 5th. FOR SALE--Johnson county white seed corn. G. C. Joab, West Terre Hauto. FOR SALE—Sanitary couch and pad, $4.98. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash.

FOR SAIE—Book case, f.Oli library lal.le, $4.00. Scott's, 133»» Wabash. FOR SALE Refrigerators lowest price in the city, at 303 Wabash. FOR SA1 ,IC—- Two fire doors. Inquire 5'ilveistein Bros., 675 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Almost new drop sewing machine. $5. 209 S. 8tr

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FOR SALE 50 Cars of Hay, Cheap Standard Hay & Grain Co.

head

FOR SA'jE—Davenport, $6."0 dresser, $3.50. Scoti's. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Driving liorse, runabout and harness. 835 N. 8th. FUR machine

ALE—improve! Singer $5. 231 S. 8th.

sewing

FOR SALE—Buggy and set of single harness. 1905 S. 2nd. FOR SALE—Vernis Martin bed, 303 Wabash.

Foil S.\LELiberly.

*5.43.

-Good phaeton buggy 2225

FOR F-'ALE—Cheap barber outfit. 203 Poplar.

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Furniture packed, stores and crated brick building. Get 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 lOty automobiles, pianos, fine household goods, stoves. Dr. J. T. Laughead. Old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.

KODAK FINISHING.

Spring dayj are kodak days. Let ub do your kodak finishing. Hulman's, SS S. 7 lh.

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DEATH HOUGE.

I'UGH—The mas C., died at his home. Twenty-fifth and Hulman streets, at S:30 o'clock Monday evening, age 74 years, nine months, six days. Two caughters survive: Mrs. Nellie Hosier and Miss Gra^se Pugh also one son,

Harry, all of Terre Haute. Funeral service at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.from the residence Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Friends invited. Please omit flowers. GROSJKAN—Harry R., died April 12 1915, at 1:30 o'clock a. m.

Funeral from residence, 1469 South Ninth street, Wednesday, April 14, 191.5 at 10 o'clock a. m. Funeral private. No flowers.

LODGE NOTICE.

Called meeting Euclid lodge No. 573, F. and A. M., at Masonic hall Tuesday evening. April 13 1915, 7:30 o'clock sharp. Work in the E. A, degree. Visiting brethren cordially invited.

Sth.

ROY DUNCAN, W. WL-

ALWERT BALSLEY, Secretary,

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR RALE—Clover Leaf, "The Better Butter" cottage cheese and buttermilk, right from the midst of the best dairy farms. Hauce's, 601 N

FOR SALE3—You wash the outside ol the face -why not the Inside? DentEase is healing and cleansing. For sale at all druggists. FOR SALE—$300 piano, used few months, $175 free, 6 months' music lessons. Brev/er, 518 Wabash. FOR SALE—$750 play«r piano, used few months, $550 payments. Brewer, 518 Wabash. FOR SALE—Kitchcn cabinet, range and other household goods. lOOt

Gilbert avenue. P' jR SALE—Almost new drop-head sewing machine, big bargain, $5. 41 Wabash. FOR SALE—Butcher's cutflt, cheap. J.

T. Richard, 915 Harrison avenue. FOR SALE—C. O. Bo.vll's meat market. Price, $250. 1013 Main St.

FOR SALE—9x12 rug, $1.50 safe, $2.00. Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Four horse power launch, 627 Fourth Ave.

FOR SALE—-Real Estate.

FOR SALE—Nice corner lot, 90x143. House and barft, near. Collett park. Inquire 20p2 N. 12th. FOR SALE New 6-room modern bungalow, 2200 S. 6%. Terms reasonable. FOR SALE—4-room cottage part cash and balance in payments. 623 6t.h

Ave.

FOR SALE—Modem 7-room house. Collett Park place. New phone 22F2-J. FOR SALE—4-room house. 24th and

Fort Harrison. Old phone 2011.

FOR SALE—Autos.

FOR SALE—5-passenger 1912 Studebaker 30: Studebaker roadster 20, 1M2: 5-passenger King, 1913: Overland roadster. 1910. William A.

Engks. 670 Ohio. FOR SALE—1914 Buick roadster, model 24: over-size tires good condition: a bargain if sold at once. Inquire

J. G. Matheny. Hedges' garage, 434 N. 7th St. FOR SALE—Stoddard Dayton roadster, in first-class condition, $250. H.

Faust, Terre Haute Auto Co. Best jitney car proposition. Investigate. William A. Engles, 670 Ohio.

PICTURE FRAMING.

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

WANTED TO BOY-HORSES

4 to 9 years old, 16 to 16 hands high, sound and in good flesh. Bring your horses to our stables Thursday afternoon.

H. C. HANNA CO. Fourth and Poplar.

PLAYER MUSIC 500 Rolls, All Latest Popular Music 35c Each, 3 for $1.00 DENNIS BROS. 424 WABASH

Wife Fence

For All Purposes

Fence Posts

Cedar or Metal

PIERSON & BRO.

Lumber and Building Material.

REMEMBER

While Money Is hard to get, that the

U. S. LOAN COl

Will needs. take care of your

LOANS

On Household Goods. Pianos. Livestock, etc. Rooms 22 and 24 National Blk.

S W. Cor. 6th and Main Sts. N«u 2909—PHONEfib—Old 411.

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UNDERTAKERS.

CALLAHAN & HUNTER

Funeral directors and Embalm Lady assistant. Chapel FrM. Personal attention fflven to all call*. Carriages for wedding*, funeral* ate. 116-1X8 North Seventh li Clttcena Phone 1ST. Bell Pk«tc MM.

MONUMENTS.

E.W. Walsh Monronent Co.

HIGH-GRADE GRANITE

MONUMENTS:

#67 Wabash Ave, nnd Tenth and Poplar Streeta. New Phone 1S37-I*

FRANK A. WEY

is still in the monument business and out of the high rent district I have one of the largest sslections of monuments and markers in the city.

DON'T BUY UNTIL VtiU GET MY FKICES.

J027-10211 South Third Street. Conner Third Street and College Avenue. Hell Phone, Main Mft.

PHILIP I. DAVIS,

623 S. 19th St. Clt. Phone, C. T. DAVIS, 3015 Crawford St., Clt. PhOM

FOR SALE

Lot 75 Davis Gardens fronting Ttfc St DAVIS BROS. General Contractors and

New King Pin Feed Store

1721 North 6'/2 St.

Hay, Grain and Poultry Peed a specialty.

A. MCDONALD, Proprietor

New Phone 3127.

Bv*t

FOR SALE

1 round dining table ... 1 buffet 1 china cabinet 1 leather rocker 1 pedestal Wool fiber rugs, 9x12

.« ».oo 11.00

909 S. 2nd Street

WANTED!

We will do any Janitor work, paper clearing, house cleaning, wlnt'l cleaning and painting, at reasoni) prices.

Good service guaranteed. If you any such work inform at ones. JOHN SMITH. goo S. 15th St., City. Old Thona,

Portland Cement

AT $1.60 PER BARREL

"Concrete Construction for Farm and Home," a book selling for $1.0® which we will gladly give you fro#

KIRCHNER COAL Co!

Fifteenth and Vandalia Railroad Both phones 133.

AtLEGAL

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MONEY EA6LE LOAN M.

Both Plumes

1 6 6

DIAMOND LOANS

Our rates on diamonds are the cheapest In the dtjr. 8ft, OM moatfc 75, one month S.V0 100, mic uoatk ......... MD

Other amounts and for longer time if you wish. All security stored in Imrftterproof vaults.

TERRE HAUTE L8AIC0.

Sonth 7th 9t* Hooaa i. Sonth 7tk 9t* Secoad Floor.

Bell Pkoae 680. CtttieM Pk«M 1286.