Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 September 1916 — Page 19

FRIDAY, SfiPTfeMBER i, 191*..

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N(?W WHEREIN THE. Tevce. DID 1 PUT MY SBO&S

ORDINARY XAY AT THE

MOUSE OF VAN LOON

PRESIDENT AFP OVES LAW

New Regulations for Control Hunting Becomes Effective— Night Shooting Prohibited,

of

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—Regulations for enforcement of the new federal migratory bird law have been approved by President Wilson and now are effective. The department of agriculture, however, advisee all huntera to consult state laws because the federal regulations will not be construed to permit hunting within a state which has created a cldsed season if that season falls within a period which .the federal government posts open.

Shooting is prohibited between sunset and sunrise. Insectivorous firds *J"e protected indefinitely, and no open season is allowed.' Band-tailed pigeons, cranes, wood ducks,^ swans, curlew, willet, upland plover, and smaller shorebirds are protected everywhere until September 1, 1918.

Open season for migratory birds (dates are inclusive). Zone 1.

Waterfowl (except swans and wood ducks) coots, gallinules and jackBnipes: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York (except Long Island), Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri, Sept. i6-Dec. 31 Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pensylvania, Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, Oct. 1-Jan. 15 Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado, Sept. ?-Dec. 20.

Rails (except coots and gallinules). Sept. 1-Nov. 30 Vermont, closed until ^ept 1, 1918.

Black-breasted and golden plover arid greater and lesser yellowlegs: Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, frew York (including Long Island), and New Jersey. Aug. 16-Nov. 30 Vermont, Ptmisylvania. Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado and .Nevada. Sept. 1-Dec. 15 Wisconsin,* Minnesota, Ncrth Dakota, South Dakota. Montana, Iddho and Wyoming. Sept. 7-Dec. 20 Washington and Oregon. Oct. 1-Dec. 15 Utah, closed until Sept. 1, 1918.'

Jrtcksnipe: Same as waterfowl, coots and gallinules. Woodcock: Oct. 1-Nov. 30 Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri, closed until Oct. 1, 1918.

Zone 2.

Waterfowl: (except swans and wood ducks), coots, gallinules and jacksnipe: Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Nov. 1-Jan. 31 Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, Oct. 16-Jan. 31.

Rails (except coots and gallinules), Sept. 1-Nov. 30 Louisiana, Nov. 1-Jan. 51: California, closed until Sept. 1. 1918.

Black-breasted and golden plover &nd greater and lesser yellowlegs: Aug. 16-Nov. 30, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, Nov. 1-Jan. 31 ^aro'*na Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona, Sept 1 ^SlS15'

CaU'ornla

dosed until

Jacksnipe: Same as waterfowl, coots end gallinules. Woodcock: Nov. 1-Dec. 31.

TAKES EXTRA SUNDAY OFF. Girl Confronted by Charges for Household Damages.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—If the servant girl takes an extra Sunday off when you tell her to stay home and cook dinner sue her for breach of contract

If she chops meat for hash in an aluminum dish instead of a wooden chopping bowl charge her with incompetency.

If she soaks a washable dress so long that the colors run demand damages for injury to personal property.

All this is being done in the fourth district municipal court in Jamaica, where Judge Denton was confronted with those allegations by an irate householder, Mrs. Alma Gyilst'rom, an art student of Chichester avenue, Jamaica.

Her former servant, Hlla Higgins, sued for $20 for wages unpaid., in June'. Miss Gyllstrom set up a counter-suit, and through attorney Stephen H. Voris! of Jamaica, developed the ominous sounding allegations. decision was reserved. 1,1

RENT YOUR HOUSE.

.NO house will remain vacant long if Tribune. Twelve words, three_ days, for 30 cents,

MICHAELIS—Mr. August, aged 80 years, died suddenly Friday morning at his home,' 215 South Fourteenth street. He is- survived by a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Birkett, of Lis An-, seles, Cal., and two grandchildren, •vlaster Russell Birker and Miss Doris

Uloomer. The body will be held at. Ball undertaking establishment until further word from his daughterFuneral notice wll be announced later.

LODGE NOTICE.

DEATH BENEFIT ?25G to $500. Literal weekly and accident benefit reasonable dues, patriotic, American principles ages 16 years to 50 years. Special reduced rates for next 30 days. Join now and save money when answering s've present address, date and place of birth.. Address Organizer, care Tribune.

fONUMENTS or-

.QUALITY:

Terre Haute Honament Co.

L. H. HOLLIS

New 1499-L. Old 1499. Fifth and Walnut Sts.

^WANTED—Miscellaneous.

I WILL pay $15 each for the names of your friends paying $25 or more monthly rent, whom I can Induce to buy one of my beautiful improved homesites on easy terms. I will not divulge your name to your friends. It

Is unnecessary that you interview them. Thig is a real bona fide offer —no strings to it whatever. Mail names or your request for personal interview to box 11, care Tribune. WANTED—By high school boy, a home with an elderly lady in return for caring for furnace or assisting in any way needed. Address box 12, care Tribune. FURNITURE PACKED by experienced men free delivery also paoking boxes and barrels for sale. C. Krah

Box Co., 144? Tippecanoe new 2767. We undersell everybody on trunks, bags and suit cases. See for yourself. A. C. Ferguson. 30 South Fourth street. WANTED—Furniture to pack, 20 years' experience. H. Eldred, 710 Cherry

St., new phone 2439 old 3857. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles Jones, old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Home for girl to attend high school. New phone 1277. HEMSTITCHING by the cial prices. 22 S. 6th.

FOR SALE—Business chance, saloon on Main street good location center of city, equipment first-cla3s fixtures almost new 11 months' license sickness reasons for selling: will pay to investigate. 22,000 population. Write

Box 345, Vincennes, Ind.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—You to know that we have a large line of trunks, suit cases and handbags at bargain prices. Central

Loan Co, 16 North Fourth. WANTED Furniture, stoves and ranges. Twelve Points Furniture

Exchange new phone. 2689 old, 865. WANTED TO BUY—Stoveg and furniture. Bell phone 3811: Citizens phone 2404-X. BEST PRICES PAID for used cloth-

Ihg and shoes. Call new phone 3550. WANTKt) TO BUY—Stoves and furniture. Gltizeno phone .4291: Bell 143. WANTEL TO BUY—Second hand cloth-

Ing and shoes. New phone 3597 L. WANTED TO

MA YVRERE^ AfcE MN SH-O&SJ

H-OW SHOULD I KNOW YOU NEVER JC KNOW WHERE YOU jj[Y PUT VOVR 3HOES

(CopyrtffM. }*•. b!» The MeClure Newspaper Syndicate

yard. Spe-

WANTED—-Room.

WANTED—Furnished room, centrally located, permanent. Box 9, Tribune.

BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUY—A

good

wagon. New phone

3756-X.

1

spring

WANTED TO BUY—Old lumber, phone 828 new phone 3913-L.

Old

WANTED TO BUY—Old lumber. Phone old 2551 Citizens 2060.

HARNESS REPAIRING.

Also trunks, bags and suitcases. Zachman Harness Co., 24 N. 4th.

PUM? REPAIRING.

We drive wells, place sinks and cistern pumps in kitchen. Work guaranteed. Coffman Bros.. 1539 Chase. Cltz. 3824.

OWNER COULDN'T RUN AUTO.

But the Thief, Who Disappeared With the Car. Could. SANTA MONICA, Cal.. Sept. 2.—Although he was unable to run his automobile with any great success, William Kirk is looking anxiously for the person whose mechanical ability enabled him to manage the car, as it was stolen from his home here.

Mr. Kirk had been having trouble with the auto, and believed if he, the owner, could not manipulate it there was little danger of it being stolen. Several parts of the machine, he said, were tied together with a string, so he believes the thief would not be able to get very far with it.

Police of Santa Monica and Venice Were notified, and Santa Monica motorcycle officers made a search of Los Angeles to the beach boulevards for the- stolen car, but did not find it, so it is believed the thief must have reinforced the string or In some way coaxed it to go.

AROUND tm^s.

YOU NEV&R

P*UT YOUR. _SttO£S TYsiics irs -TH6. SAME.

PLACE

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DEATH NOTICE HELP WAITED—Male. FOR RENT—HouseB and Flats.

w ANTED—-Meu, army United States able-bodied unmarried men, under age of 35 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read

and

write the English language. For information apvly to recruiting officer. 709 Wabanh avenue. Terre Haute, Ind. WANTED—Men to learn the' barber trade: few weeks completes tools given wages Saturdays positions waiting day or evening classes catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber

College, 349 B. Washington street, Indianapolis. WANTED Postofllce clerk carrier "exam" at Terre HaUte. October 7th. Prepare under former government examiner. Booklet J-86 free.

Patterson civil service school, Rochester. N. Y. WANTED—Boy with wheel to do collecting experience and reference required. Apply Snvith-Alsop Paint &

Varnish Co., 104 to 110 Wabash Ave. WANTED—Students to learn molding trade, $1.75 per day guaranteed while learning. Apply T. H. Malleable and

Mfg. Co., 19th and Maple avenue. LEARN BARBER TRADE. Tuition, $25 tools free jobs guaranteed. C. &. S. Barber College, 310 Ohio street, Terre Haute. WANTED-rYounpr men to learn telegraphy, fine opportunity, tuition moderate. Indiana School of Telegraphy, 83U South Ninth. WANTED—Strong boy for general work in store. J. Levering & Son, 624 Wabash. WANTED Messenger boys with wheels. Postal Telegraph Co., 10

North Seventh. WANTED—Three good meat cutters. Chicago Market, 8th and Main.

WANTED

4 Boys, Over 16 Years Old, Not Going to School, at Once

TfRUE HAUTE BARBER SUPHYtO.

HELf WAST ED—Female. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework/fond of children city reference required. Old phone 2371. 2313 North 10th. WANTED—Experienced white girl for general housework no laundry good wages 2111 S. /Center. New phone 1398. jh yc how steady work good wages Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash. WANTED—Sewing machine operators.

We will teach you how. Stahl-Urban Co., 9% and. Ohio. WANTED—Experienced pants makers.

Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash. WANTED White girl for general housework. 926 S. 6%.

HELP WANTED—Male and Female. WANTED—Men-women $76 month list government Jobs—free. Franklin Institute, dept. 94-R. Rochester, N. Y.

STORAGE.

STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and edited brick building. Get cur reduced freight rates south and all

WtsteVn points. Quick service. Union Transfer & Storge Co., office 10ft and Wat-ash. Both phones 464. ty storage new brick 44 S.

WANTED—Cit warehouse 44 S. 10% automobiles, pianos, fine household goods, stoves.

Dr. J. T. Laughead, old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executrix of the estate of James Stanton, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

LIZZIE MELOSCIH.

GERDINK & GERDINK. Attorneys.

ESTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STOLEN OR ESTRAYED—Sundav, bUjl" dog: white, with brlndle spots on body and ear, bob tail fly sore on throat name Bud reward. Return to Gaecoe, sixth house south Fruitridge

FURNITURE,

Anchor Second-hand Furniture Co. guarantees all their stoves and furni ture: caah or credit. 29 N.

FURNITURE AND HANC MOVING, CONRAD Transfer Co., 28-31 S Ninth. New 3600 old 821 experienced trieiu

BILLIARD ST/!pPiIeS.

POOL TABLES—New and second-hand, also supplies. Jacob May. 1346 Wab.

UPHOLSTERING.

First-class uphoisterin« and re, ^auer. 1100 Pop. New 4060-L o

TEKRE HAUTJ- TRIBUNE.

DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS—Yes. Shoes Are Often Hard to Locate

ITS SOA«N^ALOUS

l+E WAY "THKV Mf THINC^S

Bell 1075.

THAT* MK^TN f^UMNV.

FOR RENT—Two 5-room apartments at Edgewood grove cool and exclusive hot water heat heated garage.

New phone 4154. FOR RENT—Five room housey 610 South Fourth water gas and water paid. Both phones. H. Jako & Co., 609 South Fourth. FOR RENT—Four roorji house, 1461

Eagle street well, cistern, gas for cooking and lighting. Frank Tcel, new phone 1221. FOR RENT—Housekeeping apartments in the WMden, 7th and Chestnut. Inquire Terre Haute Trust company, agents. FOR RENT-—Six rooms, bath, 4rick houpe, 425 South 6^4. Apply Dr.

McCall. Rose dispensary building. FOR RENT—House, No. 220 South 4th street. Inquire 902 South 4th street.

Citizens phone 262. FOR RENT—Six-room modern house, centrally located. Geo. CX Foulkes, 705 Ohio St. FOR RENT—Six room new and mddern. flats, 1300 South Ninth. Citizens 1065

FOR RENT—Modern 7 best of heat garage. Eighth.

N. em..

12th and Wabash

WANTED!

MEN AND BOYS

ROOT GLASS COMPANY Soulh 3rd Street

Deluj&n loatc

Hart, Mich. FOR SALE—Equity in four room house with ldrge barn will take Ford auto as part payment. 2620 North 14%. FOR SALE—Five-room modern bungalow south part of city pnved street $8,500. Box Xj care Tribune. FOR SALE—Five-room cottaga concrete walks N. 23rd St. eaqy terms. $1,425. Box 254, city. FOR SALE—Five-room house. With gas, 1650 1st Ave. Inquire 1456 Liberty Ave. FOR SALE—Six-room modern cottage

S. 7th $3,500, Box S, care Tribune.

FOB SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good fiveroom cottage two lots, big barn, well and ciBtern. Tako good auto for equity. Big bargain if taken at once. Old phone 4128.

FOR SALE—Autoi.

FOR SALE—Light runabout, guaranteed in perfect running order $80 if sold at once. 1340 Liberty Ave. FOR SALE—Used Ford.

Teacher of Modern Dancing. Studio 71SH AVabash Avenue. Bell phone 527. Its. phone 4242.

RAG RUG WEAVING.

HAG RUG weaving. Walter S. Hughes, 663% Wabash Ave.

LOST.

LOST—Small purse with $5 bill and $2 bill and small change, between West Terre Haute and residence on

Darwin road. Return to Elmer Cox, rural route A, West Terre Haute.

LOST—If keys are mailed to postoffice, box 142, money, handbag and small coin purse may be kept for the saver. LOST—Small pony, bald face, Stocking legs. Call 87 Prairieton avenue new phone 1599-R.

FOUND.

FOUND—Crank for auto. Call at Allan Auto Sales Co., 327 Ohio.

FOUND

A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TWO OLD tires made Into one new tire. WALKER TWO TREAD TIRE CO. 1238-40 Wabash Ave.

HEm

F=IND MV SHOElS

%-oom house: Inquire 448 N.

FOR RENT—Six-room modern cottage, good location. Oall new phone 323 or 1971-L. FOR RENT—Five-room modern bungalow, with garage South 7th. Phone 2765-L. FOR RENT—Six-room modern house, south side. New phone 1062-J. FOR RENT—Six-room 937

modern house,

FC5 RENT—Rooms.

FOR RENT—Modern furnlsltedP'tight housekeeping rooms. Apply B1'6 N. 14th. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 230 N. 12th. FOR RENT--Two 624 N. 8th.

unfurnished rooms,

FOR RENT—Mjsoellaneona. FOR RENT—96-acre farm for cash rent., Best of Improvements and soil.

For further Information address Farm, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Offices, Tribune Building.

Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co.,

731

Wabash avenue.

FOR RENT—Four rooms and store room. Phone new 2920-L oid, 1J,^S.

FOR SALE—Reai Estate.

FARM AT AUCTION— 85% acres, three miles northeast of Walnut Prairie, 111. good land, well improved, nearly new eight-room house* to be sold to highest bidder on the grounds

Tuesday, September 5, T. E. Manhart, West Union, 111., R. 4, 1POR

SALE—Ten-acre

"THElY ARE

PA'.

CAN'T

Wabash.

Chevrolet

Motor Co., 660 Ohio St.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TAKE pANCING ABILITY

With you on rour vacation. Lessons hy appointment. OSKAR Dt.ENTVJlti.

YoU

M£AN TO «AN THAT I PUT TH6M

ON TOP 01=

tub.

Veach & Countryman

THE PLACE TO GET

O N Y

VOTES

Each Wrapper of the following articles good for 20 votes in the M. & N. "Can't Lose" Pony contest:

Export Borax Soap 6 bars U. S. Mail Soap 12 bars Grandma's Washing Powder 6 boxes

New Phones, 3084, 3094 Old, 188.

MONUMENTS.

FRANK A. WEY

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

DON'T BUY U A" Til YOU GET MY PRICES

1027-1020 South Third Street. Corner Thtril Street and College Aventte. Bell Phone, Mnin 04».

F0RSALE-—tfisoellaneou8. FOR SALE—Almost new 88-note player piano, in beautiful American Walnut case. Will accept easy weekly or monthly paymonts. Robertson's, 116 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Good butcher box for grocery stofej-good condition holds 800 pounds of ice. .Will sell very cheap. Reason for selling. Call 3(il? old phone. FOR SALE—$45 folding bed, $4 heating stove, with oven, $1 gasoline stove, $1. Other -things cheap. Sth

St, and Indiana Ave.

FOR SALE—$450 standard make player piano: slightly used looks like new. Price now $375. W. W. Kimball CO., 672 Ohio. FOR SALE—Best grocery and meat market 81,400 cash buys It 'would consider good auto as part payment.

Box 8, Tribune. FOR SALE—Hardman upright piano newly rcstrung good condition price $75 Cash only. Robertson's, 116 N.

Seventh.

farm, half mile

east of Spring Hill junction good house and barn plenty of fruit gcoi water can take possession at once. Box 10, care Tribune. FOR SALE—At a bargain by the owner, a farm of 60 acres, nicely loin Oceana county, Mich. Write for particulars. A. C. Gongwer, route 3,

FOR SALE—Largest line of trunks^ suit pases and handbags at bargain prices. Central Loan Co., 16 Nfrt£

Fourth.

FOR SALE—Bed. $1 spring, 11 dining chairs, 50c kitchen table, fl kitchen cabinet, $6 Bafe, $4. Scott's, 1336

FOR SALE—1916 three-speed Indian motorcycle, only used one month, $175. 627'S. 7th, West Terra Haute. FOR SALE—Rockere, 7Bc stand table. 60c: library table, $3 wardrobe, $7 cash or credit Scott's. 1836 Wabash. FOR SALE-—Drop-head Singer sewing machine, guaranteed bargain at $7,50 easy payments. 22 South Sixth. FOR SALE—$600 player piaho, used one year, $325 payments. Brewer

Piano Co., Tth and Cherry. FOR SALE—$3£0 piano, used two months, standard make, $195. Brewer

Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE-—Four good milk cows and 2 calves reasonable price. 1444 Beech street, Alex Florea. FOR SALE—Slightly used furniture, rugs and stoves, bargain prices 1241

Lafayette avenue. FOR SALE—Several slightly used stoves and ranges at your own prle*. 303 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE-^-Five show cases and two counters cheap. Gantz Drug btore. 1430 Poplar. FOR SALE—Horse, buggy and harness, $65. Inquire 812 Cherry old phone 3150. FOR SALE—'Two year old horse. Call at 320 Edward street, West Terre

Haute.

FOR SALE'—Family horse, two seated buggy, phaeton, harness, etc. 2023 N. 8th. FOR SALE—Topi for Ford jitney^ in good condition cheap. 1906 N. 11th

St.

FOR SALE—75 dressers, $8, $6, $10, cash or credit. Scott's, 1386 Wabash. FOR SALE—Green grapes tor jelly.

Monninger's, new phone 8087. FOR SALE—25 sample rugs at a bargain. Scott's. 1336 Wabash, FOR SALE—Grapes, 2 pound. 1701 N, 5th St.

cent,3 per

FOR SALE—White silk poodle puppies. 1600 N. 5th St. FOR SALE—A depot wagon very cheap. 318 S. 5th. FOR SALE—Two Spotted ponies. Inquire 816 N. 11th.

ALL KINDS LINOLEUMS AND RUGS V2 PRICE.

Wabash Furniturs 60.

New phone 2589-X. Old 848. 16 South 4th 8t.

STOVE^REP AIRING.

WB repair all kinds of stoves, regardless of make, what they need or Where you bought them. Ii2l Poplar. New phone 364, old 849.

Movmr* VA*rs

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to

PiANo

"TWfNK. of=. rr

TOOK VOU

PHONE—2434 NEW.

25c 25c

1300 N. 8th St.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1$l-2 antil Wabash Avenue FREE CHAPEL I LADY ATTENDANT DAY OR NI0NT Both Phones 3021

WE BUY RYE

Stated Hq and &ab Co.

Moth Phones. 10V4 and Mulberry.

Sipeclal prices on

Hemstitching

done at

NEW HOME SftWISG MACHIN11 PARLORS New phone 3593-L TZ 8. Sixth St.

Wrn. McColMster

CHIROPRACTOR.

Room 416—4th floor Opera House Blk. Hours—9 to 12:30 2 to 5 7 to 8. Sunday, 10 to 12.

Mrs. McCollister, attendant.

AVID TlttS* /"sStcex* Sto TO C&6. AR

ale==

Fine six-year-old Shetland pony, buggy and harness to match five-year-old Jer9ey cow—gives 1^4 gallptis milk dally and fresh In January. Call 1322 Buckeye St..

—COMMERCIAL FORD HODIKS—

Ail Sises, Styleai Prices.'

FOUTS A HUNTER CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING CO. 110-125 South Third Street.

I WILL

Buy or sell your notes, contracts, stocks, bonds, real estate and mortgages and collect your accounts.

SAM GOODMAN

y White Block, Room 21.

Get a Square Deal

We loan en household goods, pianos, live stock, eto. Write or phoned

Both Phones 166

EAGLE LOAN CO.

30 1-2 South 7th St.

City Han or Farmer

YOU CAN

BORROW

AT liEGAli RATKS

$10.00 to $250

Loaned on

makes Anno*. 4007,

Pianos.

Gooda,

L-&FT

Wi

sHoes oi=*= i-A^T

u\ss&s ON

Wanted—Large Secorad-Hairad Satfi

Ao H. STUEMPFLE

UNDERTAKERS

ARTHUR O. GILLIS

Formerly of Stees A GUlls.

Funeral Director

Best Service and Equipment In This City, Pronwtt Attention Day or Klght 47 CHKRRY STREET. New Phone 3138. Old Phone 11«.

THOS. F. CALLAHAN

Household

litve

Stock and Implements

LARGE OR SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT THI0 IIORHOWER

Don't Impose on your ttitndn Or relatives to indorne yoar note when you can borrow Of us on jrour oivn security and signature. SPECIAL STRAIGHT ClME TO

FARMERS

Three, Four, Six or Nine Months

INDIANA LOAN CO.

4MH wahssh A venae New Phone 1560 ...... a.

AND thskT^ I ASK^£ V0(J fcWNtf MS' A LfcS3 OF=- WATER/

—H^PtANO!

ANb vov cffrr MAD?.. T*EMEM«™

410 TRUST BLD& i 'f

JUDGE BY PERFORMANCE RATHER THAN PROUST

Sanitary^ ntsan^

THE TESTS OF WEAR AND TIME WILL TELL

You cannot chew and masticate your food on promised good teeth nor would such a promise add to the appearance of the mouth.

Office Hours, 10-12t 2-4, New phone s Old Phone 733.

Or. Ezra R. Baldridea

ETC, EM, NOSE. THROAT

Rose Dlxpenanry

BMK.

tn

But the kind and quality of the work wp do will aid in the proper^ digestion of your food aad will addH to the appearance of the mouth and' will do so throughout years of wear*, and service.

Dr.Reiss

NEW YORK DENTAL PAftLORft. 512J/2 Wabash Ave. Over! Joseph'tDr. Heidenreich, associate dentist, Qerman spoken.

V—

SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO DEVEL0PING AND PRINTING FUMS.

PROMPT SERVICES

Sliger's Art Store

711 Wabaah Ave.

SUDAN GRASS SEED, Cow Peas, Timothy SMd, Clovir Slid, Blue Briu, PRATER MOTTIER CO.

¥113

Terre Hants.

Residence Phone 3011.

Evening and Sunday by Appointment.

SERVICE-- QUALITY WEIGHTS

For COAL or FEED

GLADISH

COAL AfYD FEED CO.

lEtb anil Vaadalla Both flumes

STOVE REPAIRS

Wt M-XKI. 1'IIF.M'r.OR .•krvv STIW OR JZ/VJVOI

Springer-Whitaker Foundry

o:i North 'l'«-nth

New 32.17-1. P1IONES Old 1083

LOOK!

MONEY«T LEOAL R«TU

2Per Cent

We make loans at the legal rate on household goods, pianos, teams and All leOuiity left in your pdaMsioa.

$33.00

Total Cost, S4.SO

for 3 months,

Write, phone eall.

Terre Hante Loan Co.

Opposite Swop* bleak. 2(P/t South 7th It OHItewt phene 1280 Bell

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