Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 September 1915 — Page 11

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1915

JITNEYS SAY TRACTION DOES'NT OBEY THELAW

Declare They Have No Monopoly Nor Any Purpose to Bankrupt Electric Lines. *v

Denying the allegations of the Fidelity Trust Company of New York, bond holders for the Terre Haute, lndic.iiapolis &. Eastern Traction company, in its suit against the jitney drivers of this city to obtain a permanent injunction restraining the operators from continuing their business until they 'comply with the restrictions under .which the traction company operates. Atty. Clarence A. Royse', counsel for the jitney men, filed an answer to the original complaint in the federal court at Indianapolis Tuesday.

The answer denies that the traction company has maintained a schedule as provided by ordinance that it furnished sufficient or competent means of transportation that any loss has come to the traction company through the advent of the jitney except that •which would naturally occur througli the ordinary course of competition that the jitneys do not exclusively operate on streets which are congested and that the company has failed to furnish sufficient cars or facilities for the proper means of street transportation.

With the answer were filed affidavits from a number of the men included in the suit and, made party defendants to it, setting out that they are not operating a jitney -bus and have not operated one. jj Eighteen File Answer.

Of the sixty men made parties to the suit, the answer states but eighteen are actively employed in the Industry. Thirty-eight of the number are not employed in driving a jitney and are 6ngaged in other business. The occupation of four others was not determined.

Those who made answer to the complaint were J. C. Holden, president of the jitney drivers' union Jesse Jackson, Earl Harkness, C. A. Burgess, H. H. Sutliffe, O. R. Best, J. W. Vaughn, Albert R. Stites, Frank C. Conway, John L. McNabb, John M. Coltrain, Roy Morrison, Corbin J. McMasters, Lee L. Kearon, Anthony J. Georgelas, B.-E. Walters and Edward Rice. Walters is said to be a taxicab driver.

Among the thirty-eight men named in the complaint, who do not oporate a jitney bus, are John McFall, Prof. W.

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McBeth, Dr. F. E. Ward, Gerhardt Monninger, councilman, the receiver for the Central Union Telephone Company and the Nattkemper and Connelly company. Carrie A. Newkom was also named in the complaint as a driver of a jitney bus.

The jitney men set up that the right of franchise is public and not a matter of common right which cannot be lawfull exercised by'any person dr corporation unless granted to such party bv the state or the city.

Deny Nuisance Charge.

The deny that the exercise of this right is a public nuisance as charged in the traction complaint and that they have injured the rights or interests of the traction company in any way. They charge that the union of which the named parties are members was'created for the purpose of adhering to the laws of the state and city.

In the complaint of the traction company it was charged that there is existing in this city a boycott among the union men against the street cars in favor of the jitneys.' This allegation iB denied in the answer.

The jitney men further state they have not conhbined to any other purpose than to earn a living and that they have not intentionally injured the traction company or attempted to throw it in bankruptcy.

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Final preparations for the opening of the Labor Temple fair next week in the German club rooms at Fourth strteet and Wabash avenue are being made by the fair committee. When the fair opens its doors Monday night the labor temple boosters expect to inaugurate one of the biggest gala weeks in the history of local organized labor. The committee hopes to raise several thousand dollars from the fair for the labor temple building.

The entire week of the fair will be filled with attractive events. During the afternoon there will be card parties for the women and at night there will be dancing for the young folks. Merchants have responded liberally with donations for the booths and attractive merchandise will be auctioned to those who attend. "The committee has met with encouragement from the merchants since the work of soliciting donations began," said John Chamberlain, president of the Labor Temple association Wednesday, "Everyone seems to realize the necessity of having a labor temple in Terre Haute and we are receiving encouragement on every hand. If the fair proves as successful as we hope, we intend to pay off the balance on t"he lot before January 1."

Many women have donated fancy pieces for the fair and the fancy work booth is expected to attract considerable attention. The fair will close on Saturday night.

SUES DRIVER OF AUTO.

Injured Man Asks $5,000 Damages As Result of Injury. Charging that through a violation of the traffic laws of this city, Floyd E. Marley drove his automobile over him when he alighted from a street car at Seventh street and Wabash avenue, May 17, John W. Heedwohl filed suit for $5,000 damages against Marley in the Superior Court Wednesday morning. He says the street car had come to a standstill at the corner and that as he crossed the intervening space between it and the sidewalk the Marley car struck him.

NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

LONDON", Sept 29.—Sir Charles Cheers Wakefield was elected lord mayor of London by the council today.

Sir Charles will succeed Sir Charles Johnston, whose term expires ir\ November. The mayor-elect is an alderman and has been decorated w'ch the order of the legion of honor.

WEEKLY CROP REPORT.

Iat.nrd by U. S. Weather Bureau.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29.— The week was too cool and wet In the corn belt to the westward of the Mississippi river for rapid maturing of the cfop, which made little progress and which still requires from ten days to two weeks of favorable weather. The weather was more favorable in most sections to the eastward of the Mississippi and the crop is maturing rapidly and cutting progressing well. in eastern portions of the spring wheat belt rains hindered threshing, but the crop in most sections is progressing satisfactorily. Rapid progress was made in preparing the soil for seeding: in eastern districts and sowing is becoming general in northern and southern sections. The soil is too wet in most western districts and in many sections seeding is later than usual.

The tobacco crop Is nearly all gathered. Ranges, pastures and stock continue in good condition.

Indiana Conditions.

The early part of the week was cool and light frosts occurred in many localities on the twenty-second and twenty-third however, the damage from frost was slight. There was abundant sunshine during the week and no rain occurred until its close. Conditions generally were quite favorable for maturing1 crops and corn ripened well. In the southern and central divisions of the state much of the crop Is safe from frost. Corn nutting is now under way in the central and southern divisions. Preparation of the ground for wheat is about done and the soil is in excellent condition. Clover hulling is in progress the yield is reported light, with the seeds somewhat Inferior in quality. Pastures are good but need rain in the extreme southern counties.

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HELP WANTED

Army of umteu states. Men wanted able bodied, unmarried men between ages of 18 and 86, citizens of United

States, of good cnaracter and temperate habits, who can speak, read ana write the English language. For Information apply to recruiting officer, 709 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. WANTED—Men to. learn the barber trade by the only system in the world that naves time and prepares you for Positions worth having.

Wages while learning. Catalogue mailed free. Moler barber college, Indianapolis, Ind. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED— 175.00 month. Terre Haute examinations coming. Sample questions free,

Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dent. 94-G. Rochester, N. T. WANTED—Strong boy over 18 years of age. One who has had experience in hardware or furniture store. Apply at 1243 Lafayette Ave. W'ANTKD—All working men to stop at

Jlmmie's motel a large 26c me^l for 10c: clean bed. 10c and 15c. No. Wabash. WANTED—An experienced time, and cost bookkeeper. Address Elam

Williams. 1002 S. 4th St. WANTED Experienced broom-corn cutters, by the farmers around

Hindsboro, 111. WANTED—Boy with wheel to work In office and collect. Box 94, Tribune. WANTED—Errand boy at drug store.

Address Hops, care Tribune.

WANTED

Box Car Repair Men. Apply in Person.

American Car & Foundry Co.

Terre Haute, Ind.

KELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—Girl experienced as a bundle marker also experienced tody ironer. Hunter Laundry. Sixth and

Cherry.

WANTED—Girl for general housework no washing must give references. Call 538 old phone, or 1575 new. WANTED—Housekeeper, 421 Chestnut.

Call evenings after 5 o'clock.

WANTED Expert Alteration Help ^KLEEMAH'S

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Girls for work at Columbian En­

ameling and Stamping Co.

HELP WANTED—Male or Female. WANTED—Man or woman presser at once. Call 3761-J new pnone. Call for Reese after 7 p. m. this evening.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy, your notes at a reasonable discount. T. H. Inv©»tment Co., 24 Natl, blk., 6th and Wabr.sh WANTED—To buy lot with small cottage, in east part. Call 1447 Llberty. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone, 3550. WANTED—To boiy, second-hand clothing and shoes. New phone 3597-L. WANTS To buy stoves. Scott, 1336 Wabash.

WANTED—Rooma.

WANTED—Unfurnished or furnished room, centrally located. Address M. G. care Tribune. WANTED—To rent furnished room, young man student Address 98, care

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WANTED—House.

WANTED—To rent cottage. North of Call 2229-L.

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POLICE COME NOBODY HOME.

Visit Places Where Gambling Was Wont to Hold Forth. Following the report to the superintendent of police that gambling was going on in Terre Haute, patrolmen visited all the places in the city Tuesday night, which at one time were said to have gambling paraphernalia and to allow gambling, but no arrests were made. It is said the police paid particular attention to places on Wabash avenue, but according to the reports there was no gambling and the places were closed.

DEPUTIES ASK BACK PAY.

The field deputies in the county assessors' office ha/ve filed a petition with the county commissioners askinsr that they be given back pay they say "due them for work in 1914 and 1915.^|,hey say that under the law they are entitled to $3 a day, b- that they only received $2. ,,

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DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS—Yes, Attic Stairs Are Quite Useful Affairs

FOB RENT—Houses and Flats.

FOR RENT—New, modern house, five rooms and bath good furnace 1130 S. 8th. Call 2715, new phone, or inquire at 129 S. 6th. FOR RENT—Modern 11-room house, suitable for rooming and boarding central location. Apply 639 S. 8th. FOR RENT—I and 6 room apartments

In Myers Flats, 14th and Wabash. Call old phone 680 now phone 706. FOR RENT—A 4-room house, 620 & 10th St. well and cistern, flO.OO

Frank Teel, new phone 1221. FOR RENT—Modern 6 and 6-room apartments In the Davis. Call J. G.

Vrydagh, new phone 892. FOR RENT—Modern duplex flat] 5 rooms and bath, $21. 1603 N. 7th.

Edgar Bell, new 433. FOR RENT—Four-room apartment water, light and gas. 1824 Poplar

St., phone 2377-L. FOR RENT—Furnished t-ungalow six months, $125 cash In advance. New phone, 3336-L. FOR RENT—South side double house, 6 rooms, modern. Call 8096-J, or 1537-L. FOR RENT—7-room modern house, 621 8. 4th.

FOR RENT—Faraishedjtooma^ FOR RENT—Strictly modern rooms on fifth floor opera house building rates reasonable references required. Call on Walter Shook, Terre Haute house. FOR RENT—Strictly modern rooms, good location private family meals, if desired. New phone 3506. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rdoms light housekeeping and sleeping. 625

N. "th.

FOR RENT—Room and board for couple also single room. New phone 4098. FOR RENT—Room for sleeping or light housekeeping. 414 Eagle. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms, 717 S. 4th.

FOR REM1.—TJnfurnijlied Roabul FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms modern north end, near Twelve

Points, close to car good neighborhood. Address 92, care .Tribune.

FOR RENT—Five first and second floor connecting housekeeping rooms, unfurnished no children. 130 N. 9th.

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOP RENT—Offloes. Tribune building. Ayply Wabash Realty and Loan Co.. 721 Wabash avenue.

FOR RENT—Phnos.

FOR RENT—Niw month, with purchase W. H. Patge A Co.

WHERE ON EARTI+ "S THE, OAK-ROCKER,

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pianos, $4.00 privilege. 642 Wabash Ars.

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FLOWERS AND FRUITS.

Order dahlia bulbs now for spring delivery. Select varieties from 200 kinds now in bloOm. Charles E.

Parker. Phones: New, 29P4-X old, 78-North.

JLOST^

LOST—Gold Friendship bracelet nine links, on "leather strap. Call No. 6, new phone.

Party who took black hand-bag from Duncan's Tuesday afternoon return at once. LOST—Exchange check from Root's name attached. New phone 2432-J.

STOLEN.

STOLEN—Iver Johnson truss frame bicycle color, Robin egg blue frame 20 inches, motor seat tires, one

Everlaster, the other Metalis rubber peddles. Report to Col. George C. ROBsell, 1232 N. 7th reward.

HARNESS REPAIRING.

WE repair harness, trunks, bags and suit cases. Zachman Harness Co., 24 North Fourth street.

PAWNBROKERS' GOODS. Big bargains In trunks, suit cases and bags. People's Pawnshop, 20 8. 4th.

UPHOLSTERING.

First-^lass upholstering and repairing. Anton Bauer. 1100 Poplar. New, 4060-1*

JKODAKJTOTSrarc^

Bring your vacation film here. HtUman's 32 South Seventh.

RAG RUG WEAVING.

RAG RUG weaving. Walter S. Hughes, 663% Wabash avenue.

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Fertilizers, Alphono Humus, Ground 7 Limestone.

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STANDARD HAY & GRAI^N CO. Both Phones.

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. ASK your grocer for RICHLAND COFFEE AND TKA|

PERFECT I-\ CUP. Roasted and packed by

KLATTE COFFEE CO., 831 N. Sixth. FOR SALE—Ice boxes. *4.48: springs, 11.88 9x12 matting rug*, $1.87 two burner Perfection stove, $5.76. Else' where charge more. Easy term*

Scott & Hart. FOR SALE—A grocery doing cash business and no delivery, 8 acre tract, improved, on Brazil line. Clay R©*1

Estate Co., new J137-J. 901% Wabash avenue FOR SALE—Garland range, $6.00 Eldorado range, $12.00 Crescent range, $15.00 cook stove, $9.00. All guaranteed bakers. Scott, 1336 'Wabash. FOR SALE Guaranteed automobile batteries, lighters, starters and engine ignition also electric vehicle batteries. Hughes, 1017 N. 13th St. FOR SALE—Three show cases, one

Republic wall case, one Ice box, pool table, cash register and desk. Inqulre 1474 Locust. WE MUST GO out of business. Sacrifice prices on all stoves and furniture. Anchor Second-hand Furniture

Co., 103 N. 4th. FOR SALE—Florence heater, $10.00 Buck heater, $5.00 Lincoln heater, $6.00 Eclipse healer, $5.00. Scott, 3 336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Platform spring wagon, 3,000 pounds capacity, with or without ton. Buettner & Shelburne Machine Co. FOR SALE—Few more canning pears they are fine. 75c per bushel, delivered. Haas Home Nurseries. Both phones.

FOR SALE—Trunks^ suit cases and traveling bags, at prices that will suit you. Central Loan Co., 16 N. 4th St FOR SALE—9x12 tap rugs, $8.75 axminster rugs, $14.96 regular $16 $1.50 down. Biggest bargain known. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rubber tires, new and second hand buggies. Hilderbrand Buggy Co.. the price leaders. 216 3. 8rq. FOR SALE—Two-speed Excelsior motore and side car, $130. Old phone North 67, Fred Weaver. FOR SALE—Motorcyole (Excelsior), single cylinder free engine clutch.

Central Union Telephone Co. CUMBERLAND MINERAL WATER. Pure—Healthful—Refreshing.

Telephone Citizens 2023.

FOR SALE—Stand table. 75c bed, $1 dining table, $2.50 library table, $2.98. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SaLE—Hot water heating plant, suitable for 6 or 7 room house. New phone 3132. 1341 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Steel fork riding saddles, worth $12.00, now $9.50. Zachman Harness Co., 24 N. 4th St. FOR SALE—New electric showers, one $15.00 shower, $9.00 one $12,00 ehower, $8.00. 1341 Wabash.

FOR SALE—3 rooms of furniture cheap leaving city. 120 N. 14th St. No dealers need apply. FOR SALE—Upright piano, gas range, mattress and rocking chairs two 9xt2 rugs. 445 N. 5th. FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, good as new 4-section bookcase and sewing rocker. 1330 1st Ave.

FOR SALE—.Jewel heaters and ranges, easy terms: take old stove In. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Heaters and ranges. We take your old stove as part payment.

Scott. 1.336 Wabash. FOR SALE—One butcher's Ice box, cheap. Inquire Charles Fread, 7th and Lafayette. FOR SALE—Pure country sorghum

Real brand fresh oysters. Hance's 601 N. 8th. FOR SALE—Large heating stove and kitchen range, good condition. 1707

S. 4th.

FOR SALE—Country grocery, doing a good business. Call new phone 4039-L. FOR SALE—Household furniture and clothing, Thursday morning. 608 S. 5th St. FOR SALE—Magneto, good condition, bargain. Central Loan Co., 16 N. 4th St. FOR SALE—Heating stoves. $5 and up easy payments. 1243 Lafayette Ave. FOR SALE—Fine carriage horse and 2-seated carriage, 2900 S. 7th St. FOR SALE—Ice boxea. rugs, coal oil stoves. Easy terms. 303 Wabash. BARGAINS in used sewing machines.

New Home parlors, 22 S. 6th St. FOR SALE—Horse must be sold by September 30. 1120 N. 8th. FOR SALE—Player piano. Call new phone. 1783 827 S. Sth. FOR SALE—Motorcycle and bicycle. 1656 Liberty Ave.

FOR SALE—One storm top buggy. 1037 N. 8th St. FOR SALE—Evans brooms, both phones FOR SALE—Good horse. 1013 S. 8th.

VIOLIN STRINGS.

Gut, silk and steel, best grades of each. South Seventh.

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AUTOMOBILES.

TERRE HAUTE AUTO EXCHANGE. Buy, sell, repair autos. 665 Laf. Ave,

FURNITURE AND PLANT MOVING-. CcrTratT^ransier Co?T29 -3l^South^KTnthT New 3600 old 821. Experienced men.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

POOL TAKLKS—New and second-hand, also supplies. Jacob May, 134b Wabash.

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DEATH NOTICE.

RUSSELL—Charles A., aired 4» years died at fit Anthonys hospital at 11 p. m., Tuesday, S'ept. 28.

The funeral will occur at the residence, one mile east of Seelyville, Friday morning at 1Q o'clock. Interment at Highland Lawn cemetery. Friends invited.

SMITH—Elsie, wife of Frank M., passed away Tuesday, Sept. 28. at 1 p. m. at the family home, 128 North

Eleventh, aged 35 years. The funeral will occur Thursday at 1 p. m. from the residence. Burial at GrandView cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kind sympathy in our recent bereavement and death of our beloved daughter and sister, Eva A. Vaughan also for the beautiful floral offonQflrs MR. AND MRS. CHARLES VAUGHAN

AND SISTER.

LEGAL NOTICES.

DAVIS AND DAVIS, Attorneys.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, Vigo County, ss.: In the Vigo Superior Court, September Term, 1915.

Lemuel G. Stuthard 7s. Myrtle ,M. Stuthard. No. 14961.

Be it known that on the 14th day of September, 1916, said plaintiff filed affidavit in due form, showing that the defendant, Myrtle M. Stuthard, is a non-resident of the state of Indiana and a necessary party to the complaint herein and that the object of Bald action is divorce. Said non-resident defendant is now, therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against her and that the same will stand for trial on the fifteenth day of November, 1915, the same being the 61st judicial day of the September term, 1915, of said court, and unless said defendant appears and answers or demurs to said complaint at said date, the same will be heard and determined in her ab-

Witness my hand and the seal of eald court, this 14th day of September, 1916. JOHN F. JOYCE, Clerk.

DAVIS AND DAVIS, Attorneys.

FOR SALE—Autos.

WE WELD cast iron and all otner metals. Call new 2483, or bring to 1340 Liberty avenue. FOR SALE—Four-passenger automobile, in good condition, $100. Call 228 S. 12th.

,70R SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALEr—Residence at 2108 North Tenth street, will sell with frontage of 60%. 82, 123 or 164 feet. One of the few desirable open corners in the city. Citizens telephone 3108. M. A.

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SMALL MISSOURI FARM.

$5 cash and $5 mopthly, no interest or taxes highly pro. Nictlve land, close to three big markets. Vrit.e for photographs and full lnfon \tion. Munger, B. 109, Njew York Life Xuilding, Kansas City, MOj

WANTED—Miscelkr-'os.

WANTED—You to know that you can buv an unredeemed suit, «rood as new, for $8 to $7. Central Loan Co., 16

N. 4th St.

WANTED—You to buy an unredeemed ooat or coattand vest: good as new $1 to $2.60. Central Loan Co., 16 N. 4th St. WANTED—Furniture nd pianos to move experienced man hpveplcnic wagons. New phone 584. Billy walsh. WANTED—Furniture to paok, 20_years experience. H. Eldred, 710 Cherry

St. New phone 2439 old 8867. WANTED—To use a horse for feed will consider btiylng it later. Bob

Layman, 3524 old phone. WANTED-^Remodeling and repairing. W. H. Arthur, carpenter, 2033 N. 11th St, WANTED-r-To clean vaults. Charles

Jones, old 1683 new phone 1262-J.

HEATERS^RA^ES—LowerPriced CARLOAD OF CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK HEATERS- AND "RANGES

AT A 20-PER CENT'SAVING. J. B. SMITH FURNITURE CO., 1125 WAB. The big out of the high rent store.

TAXICAB SERVICE.

OUR RATES—12 blocks In any direction from Richie's garage, Fifth and Cherry, 25c per person. Other drives In proportion. Either phone 665. Taxles ana touring cars for hire. $2 per hour

STOVE REPAIRING.

WE REPAIR all kinds of stoves regardless of make, what they need or where you bought them. 1121

Poplar. New phone 364. Old 849.

SHEET MUSIC.

We carry a full line of teachers' .music, studies, etc. three 10 cent editions: also all the popular hits. Hulman's,' 32 South Seventh:

BUQOY HARNE88.

$20.00 single buggy harness, for a short time, $16.50. Zachman Harness Co., 24 N. 4th.

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scnger touring car, 1912 model driven about lu.000 miles. Price reasonable. Wm. A- Engles, 670 Ohio St FOR SALE—Red Crown gasoline, 10HO tube vulcanizers, 76c Yale locks for

Fords. J. B. EngJes, 667 Ohio new phone 2211. FOR SALE—Maxwefl touring car, flvepassenger. Good running condition. $200. Wm A Engles, 670 Ohio Bt. FOR SALE—Five-passenger Ford car has Bosch magneto car in fine condition. 1231 Wabash avenue.

STORAGE

tiTOKAGE—Jf'urnlture packed, atureu and crated brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and all weetern points. Quick service Union

Transfer and Storage Co.. Offlce and Wabash. Both phones 404.

Storage—Largest, and cleanest warehouse for household goods, pianos, au tomobiles and general merchandise. Lowest rates of storage and Insurance. T. H. Warehouse and Storage Co.. 9$ and Mulberry. New phones 25 and 860 WANTED—City storage, new bri^k warehouse, 44 South lO^ automobiles. pianos, fine household, goods, stoves. Dr. J. T. Laughead. Old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.

CHILE SUPPLIES.

CHILE SUPPLIES—Chile pepner and seasoning, 2 os. 10c. Mexican chile beans 2 lbs., 16c. Spaghetti. lOo lb. garlic, etc. recipe free. CHAM­

BER'S CHILE STORE, 24 & 4th St

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Office Honrs, 10-1311-4 New Pkoie M06.

Dr. Ezra R. Baldridge

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Rese Dfspefesary Bids. Terre Heatev

APT concrete:

PORCHES A SPECIALTY PETTYJOHN CO.

Best Sole Leather

that has the wear, at prices that are right. Duenweg*s Leather House, SOI Ohio street, near Fifth.

AUTOMOBILE TOPS

Seat covers, jiffy side curtains for all makes of cars made to order and repairs. Ford seat cover* carried in stock $8.00 a set and up.

F. a THOMAS

N.w phon. 396. 222 8. SEVENTH:

FOR SALE

Beautiful new modern bungalow, 2604 North Twelfth Ave rooms and bath two large porches good reason

selling.

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RALPH MASON, 'f 921 South Ninth St.

All Kinds of Lumber

Reynolds Asphalt 8hlngles. Buckeye Red Cedar Shinglsa, Cornell Wall Board. HOOTON LUMBER CO. Phones M,

PIERSON & BRO.

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800 South 9th HEAVY TIMBERS, HARDWARE, FLOORINQ,

ROOFING, LUMBER, WALLBOARD, CEMENT.

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Plenty to Loan if you Need It. We loan any amount from to $100.00 on household goods, pianos and live stook. t'

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Terre Haute Loan Co.

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New 1236. Old 639.

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