Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1915 — Page 7

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1915.

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HEARING OF DRUGGIST SET FOR NEXT MONDAY

Sullivan Judge Overrules Motion to Quash Charges Against Dr. John J. Parker.

By Special Correspondent. SULLIVAN, Ind.. Dec, 4.—Judge W. H. Bridwell overruled a motion to quash, filed by attorneys for Dr. John J. Parker, e Merom druggist, charged with illegal sale of liquor, and the trial of tne different cases will be called in the circuit court next Monday morning. The ruling on the motions to quash came after extended argument by R. C. Minton, state's attorney for the Indiana Anti-Saloon league, H.

Hays, representing the Merom Law rr. Order league, and Prosecutor Fred Kays, all representing the state, and J. W. Lindley representing the defendant. A written brief of authorities was submitted after the close of the argument, and Judge Bridwell took the case under advisement. There are six different charges against Dr. Parker, and four against his pharmacist, Lee Townsley. More than forty witnesses will be subpoenaed for the state alone.

Bond Declared Forfeited.

By Special Correspondent. SULLIVAN, Ind, Dec. 4.—John Steiner, of Dugger, who was indicted by the present ferand jury .on a charge of conspiring to free a prisoner from the DUgger jail,- failed to appear, on last Tuesday, the day set for the trial, and his bond of $500, signed by some of Dugger*s prominent business men, was declared forfeited by the court. Steiner was In the city today looking into the case and trying to effect a settlement with the state.

W. C. T. U. Meets Monday.

By Special Correspondent. SULLIVAN, Ind., Dec. 4.—The December meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the Baptist church Monday at two o'clock p. m., and the following program will be rendered Scripture reading, Mrs. E. E. Meuhler! responses current temperance news reading, Mrs. C. F. Batey music, W. C. T. U. quartet national constitutional prohibition, Mrs. O. B. Rams.

Lodge Elects Officers.

By Special Correspondent. SULLIVAN, IncL, Dec. 4.—Carlisle Lodge No. 50, O. O. F., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: N. G., "Will K. Clarkson V. G., Hoy McCormack recording secretary, G. W. Clayton financial secretary, A. JL Deiss-, treasurer, J. L. Wiggg host, Edwin Sclra trustee, A. C. Shake.

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McClean Johnson Succumbs to Neuralgia of Heart At Home In Brazil Friday Evening.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Dec. 4.—County Treasurer McClean Johnson died very suddenly at his home, 912 South "Walnut street, shortly before 7 o'clock last night of neuralgia of the heart, aged 61 years. Mr. Johnson had been in good health up until a short time ago, when he suffered attacks, which physicians were unable to diagnose. Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock he was taken with one of the attacks and was advised to go home, but remained at the office. Later Auditor Graeser found him lying on a settee in the lobby of the court house in a serious condition. A physician was called and he was taken home, where he improved. He was lying on a lounge at his home when he was stricken with the fatal attack, and died in a few minutes.

The deceased was born in Jackson township, where he had lived most of his life, tilling his farm and teaching school in the winter. In 1912 he was elected county treasurer and his term would have expired the first of the year. The board of commissioners will meet Monday to fill the vacancy and County Treasurer-elect Thomas Swinehart will probably be appointed to fill the unexpired term. The deceased is survived by a widow and one daughter.

BENSON ENDS LECTURES.

Presented With Handsome Present By Eagles After Address. By Special Correspondent.

BRAZIL, Ind., Dec. 4.—Rev. John G. Benson, of the First M. E. church, concluded a series of four lectures on modern day problems before the Brazil aerie of Eagles last night and at the end of the lecture, Dr. F. C. Dilley, aerie physician, on behalf of the lodge presented Rev. Benson with a line gold headed cane as a token of their appreciation. Rev. Benson spoke last night on "The Blind Giant." The series has proved so popular that an effort is being made to induce Rev. Benson to give another series of lectures Deginning the first of the year.

After the lecture last night the drill team and quartet put on a first part minstrel which proved a hit. Dr. Dilley was interlocutor and Arthur Jones and George Duckworth, end men. Jean Morgan, Albert Morgan, Thomas Richmond, Arthur Jones and George Duckworth sang solos. The skit will be repeated at the Sourwine theatre, .December 13 th.

Injured, in Run Away.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Dec. 4.—Elbert M«cCullough, a Clay worker, was seriously injured about 6 o'clock last evening when his horse ran away on Meridian street and calllded with an automobile Just north of National avenue, throwing him

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the pavement with such

force that his skull was fractured. He

taken to hie home In an ambulance and had not yet recovered consciousness at noon today. McCullough was driving a one horse wagon, moving his household goods to North Colfax street."

Girl's Recovery Doubtful.

By Special Correspondent BRAZIL, Ind., Dec. 4.—Edward Deal, the 19-year-old Harmony boy who is in jail in default of $1,000 bond on the charge of criminally assaulting the 9-year-old daughter of his half-brother, may face a charge of murder. Physicians who are attending the injured

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Army of United States. 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. For information apply to re.cruiting officer, 709 Wabaah Ave., Terre Haute, iJ^d^ WANTED Men, any nationality, to learn barber trade. Jobs open in

American and all foreign language shops have spent 22. years perfecting a system to teach this work quickly. See it. Write Moler Barber College, Indianapolis, Ind, WANTED—Young man who has had experience in credit line for credit man in our Terre Haute store. Must be capable of either using type-

Writer or dictating personal letters. The Menter Co., 815 Wabash Ave. WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade: we will fit you for the many positions that are open at a low cost end. pay you wages while you learn.

Call at 310 Ohio St., Terre Haute. WANTED—Railway mail clerks wanted $76 month. Terre Haute examinations coming. Sample questions free.

Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 94-J, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—All working men to stop at Jimmie's Hotel. Large 25c meal for 10c. Clean beds, 10c and 15c. No. 1 Wabash Ave. WANTED—Immediately, 25 chicken pickers paying 3c each: lots of work. Max Atlass, Decatur, 111. WANTED—A man to take care- of furnace. Inquire 32 S. 7th. O. H. Statz. WANTED—Machinists, works, 1000 S. 10th.

WANTED—Position by male stenographer experienced good references. Address or call 2218 5th Ave. G. B.

Murphy.

WANTED—Agents.

WANTED—Agents. Call at once. Miller. 301 Trust building.

girl claim that she is In a critical condition and her recovery is doubtful.

Alleged Forger Returned,

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Dec. 4.—William C. Evans, who passed a forged check on Edward French, West National avenue saloonman, about a week ago, and was captured at Danville, III., Wednesday, was brought back to this city last evening by Sheriff Garrigus, and is lodged in jail pending his hearing in the circuit court on the charge of forgery.

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SALESMEN—We want several salesmen, not the ordinary kind, but men who are seeking an opportunity to qualify for positions of trust in charge of our branches salary and commission references required.

JEWEL TEA COMPASY. 325 IV. 13th St.

HELP WANTED—-Female.^ WANTED—Ladies to. sew insoles good pay woekly no canvassing: good* cut ready for machine: transportation paid. Address with stamped envelope. No-ak Insoles, Danville, 11.1 WANTED—Girl for general housework. References required. Mrs.

Earl Houck, 1410 S. Center 2652-L new phone.

HELP WANTED—Male and Female. WANTED—China and oil ralnting pupils. Special rates on orders. Studio, 1019 S. 8th new phone 1455-R.

WANTED—Situation.

to Plainfield School

Whether two lads, not yet in their teens, had had their chanee to live the right sort of life, was the problem which confronted Judge Charles L. Pulliam in Juvenile Court late Friday. Harry and Thomas Carney, with their father in Michigan City, and mother in the county jail awaiting the time when she would be taken to the woman's prison at Indianapolis, were arraigned in court to answer to the charge of Incorrigibility. Two paths lay open to the judge to send the lads to the boys' school at Plainfield or keep °m in the county at the Glenn ho£&. he chose the former course. Louis iieichman represented the two boys and asked that they be given one more chance to make good at the Glenn home. The lads have been at the home since their mother and father got into trouble and in this time attempted to run away twice. "This is by far the most serious problem with which I have been confronted since assuming the bench," said the court, prior to handing down his ruling.

M'GREGOR CLAIMS APPROVED.

A petition for the settlement of claims against the estate qf Alexander McGregor, as a person of an unsound mind, was filed with the probate commissioner Saturday morning, anil approved. The petition was filed by William E. Hendrich, whp says he has investigated the claims and finds them just. He wa3 given the authority to pay Samuel J. Fleming $230, George S. Ellis $27.70, and Dr. T. C. Stunkard $75.50.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

DOINGS OF THE FAJV LOONS—But How Was Father to Know?

HELP WANTED—Male. FOB. BENT—Houses and Flats.

FOR RENT—817 Sycamore, 8-roomj modern house, $25.00. 1607 Wilson St., near Thompson park, 8-room house, $14.00. 1603 Wilson St., 4' rooms, $10.00. 4 rooms upstairs in 1600 block Wilson. $6.00. G. E.'

Viquesney, 711 Terre Haute Trust new phone 2069. FOR RENT-^-North side of double house 5 rooms bath, electric lights, gas. rent $15.00. Located 32 Home

Ave. Inquire 20 Home Ave. Old phone 1493 also garage for rent at 20 Home Ave. FOR RENT—Five-rcom apartment, 630

South Seventh. Hot water heat. "Bath, sleeping porch and garage. Frank A. Kelley. FOR RENT—One side of double house, 5 rooms,1 108 Kent avenue gas, cistern and well. Inquire 1712 Chestnut. FOR RENT—5 and 6-rOom apartments in Myers Flats, 14th and Wabash.

Call old phone 580 flew phone 7QSv' FOR RENT—Modern 4 and .. 6-room apartments in the Davis. Call J. G.

Vrydaugh, citizens phone 892. FOR RENT—A 3-room house, 604 S. 14th St., $9.00 well and cistern.

Frank Teel, new phone 1221. FOR RENT—Cottage, six large rooms and bath city heat. 71G Mulbarry

St., apply 204 N. 8th St FOR RENT—Five room strictly modern cottage with laundry. 1822

South Fifth street. FOR RENT—Four room cottage partly modern garage. 701 Indiana Ave.

Phone 2203-R. FOR RENT-^-Dcsirable 7-room modern residence. Telephones: Citizens 303

Bell 1184. FOR TRENT—Six-room houif with large barn. 1126 North Ninth. Frank

A. Kelley. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 4-roorn flat. 240 Cruft Ave. New phone 2431 old 4350. FOR RENT—Apartments in the Hickman_flats. No. 19 North 12th street. FOR RENT^5-room house, 714 S. 3rd, $10.00 a month. Inquire 701 S. 4th. FOR RENT—Six-room modern house. 219 N. 15th St. New phone 91.5. FOR RENT1500 S. 17.

-Six room modern Cottage. Inquire 1506 S. 17th,

FOR RENT—8-room house at 1034 N. 7th St. Call new phone 1384, FOR RENT—7-room house. 106 10%th. Dr. Laughead. FOR RENT—5-room house, 25th and

Hulman.

FOR RENT—FarnishttTRooms, FOR RENT—Down stairs rooms suitable for light housekeeping: also upstairs rooms .furnished or unfurnished all modern. New phone 699."L.

Old 605.

FOR RENT—Strict ly modern rooms. Opera House building references required reasonable. Inquire W. W.

Shook, Terre Haute House. FOR RENT—Modern furnished light housekeeping rooms first floor also furnished basement room. 512 Eagle. FOR RENT—Modern ligrt housekeeping rooms furnished or unfurnished. 500 S. 5th., old phone 2443. FOR BENT—Three beautiful light housekeeping rooms modern, heat old phone 4247. FOR RENT—rSuite of. unfurnished rooms strictly moderri. "815 ,Eltft. FOR RENT—-Modern

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and Chestnut. New phone 2879. FOR RENT—Three furnished light housekeeping rooms. 126 S. 5th. FOR RENT—Two or three modern unfurnished rooms. 313 S'. 6th St. FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping rooms modern. C23 Chestnut. FOR RENT Strictly modern room, with alcove. 312 S. 7th St. FOR RENT—Front room for light housekeeping. 820 Cherry FOR RENT—Modern front room nlcely furnished. 804 Walnut.

WANTED—Miaoellanoous.

WANTED—Paper hanging by expert formerly with Albrecht store. citizens nhone S778-L, J. Geo. Mayer,

1520

Eagle St.

FURNITURE PACKED by experienced men estimates free also packing boxes and barrels for sale. C. Krah

Box Co.. 1447 Tippecanoe new 2757.

WANTED—Furniture to pack, 10 years' experience. H, Eldrea, 710 Cheiry St.: now phone 2489, old 3357. WANTED—Automobiles to store, $4,00 per month: nice warm room. City

Garage, 4th and Poplar. WANTED—Auto for $500 equity .In

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ood rental. Thomas Donham, Cory,

WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles Jones, old 1683, new phone 1252-J.

HELD FOR SUGAR aHEFT. By Special Correspondent MATTOON, 111., Dec. 4.—Ray Graham and William Calhoun were arrested on the street this morning by the lofcal police on a charge of burglary and larceny and taken to jail. It is said they stole one hundred pounds of sugar and some candy at Coles Station and 1,200 pounds of sugar from a car on the railroad siding near the Hulman & Co. branch office and were selling the sugar in the city, twenty-five pounds for one dollar. It is thought others participated in the thefts and more arrests axe expected.

FAMILY TO VISIT ROBERTS.

Mrs. Donn M. Roberts and daughter Matilda will spend Christmas with Mr. Roberts at Fort Leavenworth. During the remainder of the holidays Mrs. Roberts and daughter will visit relatives in Kansas City and vicinity.

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STOVES, EURNITUKE, HUGS AT 1-3 LESS. SMITH'S BIG, OUT OF HIGH RENT STORE 1135-27 WABASH AVE.

FOR SAIX-^iacellaneous. ALASKA GAS COAL GO. Deliver their best cocoariut screened coal at $2.25 per ton Our coal shipped from the sunny south, guaranteed to give satisfaction. OLD PHONE 700s NEW PHONE 2««S.

Office and ¥ards 1104 Locust St. FOR SALE—My beautiful mahogany Starr piano and music cabinet never been used cost $350 just as good as the day it left factory must be seen and heard to be appreciated $160.

New phone* 2898. FOR SALE—Model Chief cook stove, $5.00 Leader cook, $6.00 gas range, $4.00 twin burner range. $8.50 King '.'range $10.00 three burner gasoline cook. $5.00. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOK SALE—Wasfi stand, $1.50 dresser, $5.00 dining chairs, 25c each

Hoosier cabinet, $10.50 matting rugs. $2,50 Ingrain rugs, $4.00 stand table, 50c. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Lincoln heater, $2.00

Round Oak, $5.00 Floience. $8.00 Model, $12.00 Estate Of\k, $10.00. All guaranteed cash or credit. People's Furniture Co., 1313 Wabash.

FOR BALE—

MAHOGANY PIAXO

Large size in good condition.

918C.00:

CASH ONLY.

W. W. KIMBALL CO. 672 Ohio St. FOR S'ALE—New stoves, new ranges and new furniture on very easy payments. Your old stove or old furnlture taken in as part payment on new. i243 Lafayette Ave. FOR SAI.E—Furnished restaurant and boarding house at Seventh and Big

Four good established business. Inquire 1207 North Ninth, or new phono 675. FOR SALE—150 first class high grade railroad watches in filled cases, $15 each. Trunks, bags and suitcases at cost. A. C. E'erguson, 30 South 4th AS"K your grocer for

RICHLAND COFFEE AND TEA. PERFECT IN CLP. Roasted and packed t-y KLATTE COFFEE CO.. 831 N. Sixth. FOR SALE—WWlaE^'-rajnge ^J'th.lr^^ervoir guaranteed baker $8.00 Garland range, $9.00 cash or credit.

FOR SALE-^rEUte heater, $8.50. Forest Oak, f6.00 Lincoln Oak, $7.00 Florence heater, $10.00. Hooster Oak. $6.00. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALF—All kinds of heaters and range's. We take your old stove as part payment. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR S'ALE—100 new kitchen cabinets. $5 and. up $1 dbwn, $1 per week. iScott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—$600.00 player, used one year, $375.00 payments. 16 S. 4th i new phone 3029-J. FOR S'ALE—Pillows, comforts and blankets easy payments. Scott &

Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market, doing good business. Address box 95, care Tribune. FOR SALE—$350.00 piano, uced one year, $190.00. 16 S. 4th new phone 3029-J.

FOR SALE-r-Unredeemed dress coats at bargain prices., Central Loan Co., 16 N. 4th St. S 6r--SALE—New baby buggy $7 $1 per week. Scott & Hart,. 30S Wabash. FOR SALE—Drophead- Singer sewing machine, $7.00. Payments. 22 S. 6th. FOR SALE—Four dozen good rockers, at $2.98. Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR RALE Axminster rugs, 9x12, ?8.8, Scott & Hart, 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—45 slightly used rugs, at less than price. 303 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Three fine ranges, slightly used, $15.48. 803 Wabash.

FOR SALE—New Ice box, 75-pound capacity, oft. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Jewel stove heater. 58 S. 18th. New phone 1878-J. irOR SALE—Wool fiber riigp, special terms. 303 Wabash: Ave. FOR SALE—Coal ranjr* 2044 North 11th. Old phone 4247. FOR SALE—80 head of good cattle. Inquire 2602 old phone. FOR SALE—Gas and electric fixtures. 1184 Wabash Ave.

FOR SALE—Coal range reasonable. Old phone 4247. FOR SALE—White Leghorn chickens.

Old phone 1810. FOR SALE—A good davenport. 480 S. 8rd. FOR SALE—Evans brooms, both phones

FOR RENT—^aceUaneous. FOR RENT Offices, Tribune Building. Apply Wabash Realty & Loan

Co., 721 Wabash Ave. FOR RENT Modern office rooms, 651% Wabash, opposite Hers. Call

Stone, photographer. FOR RENT—Desirable business room. 71Ji Wabash. Durham & Everet, 108

N. 7th St. FOR RENT—Part store room, 824 Wabash. Inquire Lunch Room.

WANTED—To Buy.

WE HAVE cash cuBtomors for and 6-room cottages, at a bargain. Clay Real Estate Co.. 901% Tv abash Ave. WANTED—To buy, stoves and furniture. Boll phone 8811. Citz. i/hone 2404-X. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 3550. WANT1CP—To buy, ice boxes.' New phone 326-L, old phone 2237,

LOST.

LOST—Gold watch fob charm, turn 903 Wabash. Reward.

WANTED—TO BUY AND SELL. WEST SIDE BARGAnT~^TOREr^hd hand clothing and shoes bought and »old. 121 Wabash. New 2192-X.

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FOR SALE OR TRADE—Strictly cash grocery, doing a business of $800-to $1,000 per month cheap rent and living rooms above: fixtures and stock will invoice $1,500 to $1,800.

Will trade for good unencumbered piece of rental property valued at same amount as store. No mortgaged property considered. This store is located 341 N. 14th. Inquire O. M. Mooney, S. 4th.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity in a 4-room house, 10 blocks south, 18th St. Terms. Want small place in country. Bell 119-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One 2-horse spring vegetable wagon, one 2-horse jolt wagon. 2125 Locust. Call during fipy.

STORAGE.

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

Transfer $ Storage Co. Office, 10% and Wabash. Both phones 404. STORAGE—Largest and cleanest warehouse for household goods. piano»"autoftiobireS and general" merchandise. Lowest rates of storage arid

People's Furniture Co., 1313 Wabash.

ihSUraiiee. T«irre Haute Warehouse & Storage Co., 9% and Mulberry. New phones, .25 and 860.

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.

MISCELLANEOUS.

E. M. Hicks, 107 S. 3rd pump repairing and driving wells. Old phone 2589 new 4292-R. HAIR cofnblngs utilized. 619 South

Fourth. Citizens 3644. MONUMENTS. 106 N. 4th. New phone

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE—5-acre farm one mile north of Rosedale, Ind. two good wells, two barns, auto shed and new 5-room house and good cellar. Bargain for cash sale. Address 96, care

Tribune.

FOR SALE—6-room modern cottage practically new S. 7th. New 3509-X.

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.

PIANOS AND PLAYERS.

A^f^JPPORTUNlTY^yoir'caTt^art overlook. Beautiful playor piano, mah. case, at a sacrifice price. Call Gabe

Davis, 1518 S. Center St. both phones.

LOST. ESTRAYED OR STOLEN. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—On Wednesday evening, Deo. 1, female beagle hound, white, with brown spots $5.00 reward. Return to

Kivitt Bros., 428 N. 3rd or call No. 12.

VIOLIN STRINGS.

The celebrated "La' Favorlta," acknowledged the best. Our 8c single length silk E is great try one. Hulman's Music store, 82 8. 7th.

OPERATIC HITS.

We carry the late operatic hits also popular 10c music. Hulman's Musio store, 32 S. 7th.

RfflSUMATISM^

Sufferers will find relief at the^ Terre Haute Treatment parlors. We treat ladles and gentlemen. Phones 3405.

FOR RENT-—Pianos.

FOR RENT—New pianos, $4.00 per month, with purchase privilege. See W. H. Paige & Co., 642 Wabasn Ave.

PAWNBROKERS' GOODS. Big bargains in trunks, suit cases and bags. People's Pawnshop, SO H. 4th St.

MOVING VANS.

BILLY WALSH. 12 Cherry St, makes a specialty of furniture and pianos. Prompt, careful. New 534 old 4007.

HORSE BLANKETS.

SEE OUR LINE of blankets. Harness Co., 24 N, 4th,

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FOB SALE—Autos. LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR SALE—One 1912 E. M. F. touring car, one 1912 Commerce truck. Reii bargains. Also one 1914 7-pass3ii-ger 6 cylinder Studebaker excellent condition. One 1911 Overland roadster. Wm. A. Jungles, 670 Ohio St. FOR SALE—Red Crown gasoline 15%, tire saver jacks, $3.00 per set of four denatured alcohol.' 75c per gal. J. B.

Engles, 667 Ohio street. FOR SALE—Auto,. 5rpassenger, in good condition, for $150.00. Call Saturday afternoon or Sunday, 1400 N. 10th.

New phone 3568-R. FOR SALE One 1914 5-passenger Ford good tires: good ton paint Al.

Real bargain. Steinhart Glcger Auto Co., .123 Ohio. FOR SALE—Studebaker touring car,

In good condition also Cadillac touring car. Cheap. Frisz Garage, 1407 1st Ave. FOR SALE—Electric coupe, phone 339 old 2511.

New

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Zachman

UPHOLSTERING.

First class upholstering and repairing. Bauer, 1100 Pop. New 4060-L, Old 2242.

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. CONRAD Transfer Co„ 29-81 S, Ninth. New 3000 old 821. Experienced men.

TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD.

NOTICE OK SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned receiver of the surviving partnership of Lease Bros, will offer for sale at private sale, for uash, or for half cash, and remainder of purchase price In six (6) months, deferred payments to be safely secured, for np.t less than the appraised value thereof subject to the approval of the court, the following described property, 'towit:

Seven (7) billiard tables Thirteen (13) pool tables, with full equipment of balls, cues, racks and paraphernalia

One (1) National cash register One (l) cigar case One (1) desk Two 2 cue cabinets: One (1) wall case And chairs and equipment for: use of pool and billiard rocm.

Said property will bo, sold to the highest and best bidder. Sale will be held on the third floor of Tribune building, in Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, at 11 o'clock- a. m., on the 9th day of December 1915,

MILTON A. RUCKER, Receiver.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

Stato of Indiana, County of Vigo—ss. In the Superior Court of Vigo county. December term, 1915. Nellie Simmons vs. Oscar Simmons/

Be it known, that on the 4th day of December, 1915, said plaintiff filed affidavit in due form showing that-the defendant, Oscar Simmons, is a nonresident of the states of Indiana, ahd a necessary party to the complaint herein. That the object of Said.action is divorce.

Said Oscar Simmons is now, therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him and that the samo will stand for trial on the 3rd dav of February,. 1916, the same being the 52nd judicial day of the December term, 1916, of said court, and unless said defendant appear and answer or demur to said complaint on said date, the Fame will-be heard and determined iii his absone'e."'

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Witness itt hand and the seal Qf said court, this 4th day of December,

(SEAL) JOHN F. JOYCE, Clerk.

TAXIOAB SERVICE.

OUR RATES^—12 blocks in any direction from Ritchie's garage. Fifth & Cherry, 25c per person. Other dri ves -in proportion. Either phone 665. Taxias and touring cars for hire,. $2 per hoar.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

SEE^^UR^LINE^of^bianltets] Zachman Harness Co., 24 N. 4th. ,.

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Kodaks kodak supplies, pictures, tc'~j picture framing, violins, bows and cases, ukuleles, player rolls, sheet music, etc. Hulman's Music store, 32 S. 7 th.

HORSE BLANKETS.

RAG RUQ WEAVING. 1

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

__miIAKD SUPPLIES. POOL TABLES—New End second-hand, also supplies. Jacob tyay, 1345 W&b.

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FOR SALE.

Three-room house, extra large lot. Bluford Peak property, near 16th arid Hulman. Also vacant lot nfear 1,3th and Hulman. AUG. STU KEN BERG, Administrator.

No. 326 Wabash Avenuo.

PIERSON BitO.

600 South 9th Phonos 259. HEAVY TIMBERS, HARDWARE, FLOORING.

ROOFING, LUMBER, WALLBOARD, CEMENT.

DR. W. W. FOX

THE BLIND MASSEUR BODY MASSAGE

will coll at residence if desired. Office hours at house 2 to 4 p. m. 817 Ohio St. New Phone 2628.

Come and Look at Our New Loan Plan

We have adopted a new loan plan where yon can make a straight payment each month ol each neck,

We loan on howehold goods, pianos and livestock.

NO RED TAPE

Easy to undtrxtand. Call and. be convinced. No chargcs U loan Is not made.

LEGAL RATE 2 PER CENT

Write or phone 106.

Eagle Loan Cn.

80?y4 S. SEVENTH ST.