Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 September 1918 — Page 9

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TTAfrnTKriYW, Sept. SS—Naval tBiits or naval sections of the student army training corps are to be established at eighty-five universities and colleges in thirty-seven states and the District of Columbia. In announcing them last night, the navy department said students subject to draft may enroll in the naval units or sections by applying before Oct. 1 to naval representatives at the institutions.

Students admitted will be allowed active duty pay and will be enrolled in the naval force as apprentice seamen. The students must make their own arrangement with the institutions with regard to board, lodging and tuition, as under the agreement between the war and navy departments the latter Will not enter into any contracts with the schools as the war department has done in the case of institutions having sections of the student army training oorps.

Members of the naval onits and sections will, after a certain period, he selected according to their performance and students assigned to naval 4|nty In a training camp.

The schools in the central states at which naval units and sections wll^ be •firolled follow:

Illinois—A o Institute, Northwestern, Illinois, Chicago University. Indiana—Indiana, State, Purdue and Notre Dame.

Kentucky—State University. Michigan—Michigan A giiettltnral college, Michigan an)j Detroit Universities.

Ohio—Case school, Ohio ?Cor£heffl, Ohio, Ohio State, Cincinnati, and "Weetarn Reserve universities.

TJBKRTX BOND SINGERS.

Oh or us of Herz Employes Attract Citizens With Morning Sing.

It certainly is inspiring toward patriotism to start the day with a community sing with all members of the store Joining in from the basement to the top floor. Each morning this is tbe program at the Hers store, to arrive at fight o'clock and sing until 8: 5 o'clock, songs of an inspiring nature and while the singing is done inside, crowd? of interesting people gather from the front doors to away in the street to hear the music. Mothers arise early and accompany fathers, boys whose patriotic fervor tinny lag as they face the call of country vs. the call of home, men whose only sons are now at the front, they arc all there, and they go away the better for hearing such songs as "Over There" to which the employees Bing clevor parody.

This morning to start off the weeks' sale of Liberty bonds, special music wa« provided and the mighty chorus welled, on the breese with "Buy a Bond** and song# of similar nature such as big stores in the east have supplied for their assistants. •Home crowd it was that' listened litis morning, perhaps inspired by the Conscience Sunday, celebrated yester

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rfcTTY HEW CLOTHING.

If You Need It, Says Army CJiief To Enlisted Men, (From Cincinnati Times-Star, "Registrants ought not to deny themselves new wearing apparel if they need it,"' jraid Col. Zimmerman, chairman of Local Draft Board No. 3. "Many of tliem'are wearing old shoes, shabby clothes and last year's hats because they are under the impression that they are going to be called to military service in a wee* or so. Most of them are under & wrong impression. Youths ot lg and registrants over 36 years old are not likely to be O&lled this year. "A comparatively MaaJl percentage of registrants between 19 and 36 years arr likely to be railed. Men who have families or parents dependent upon them and men employed in essential industries will be placed in deferred classifications. So there is no reason why they should not buy wearing apparel of all kinds, if they need Jt."

Loyal Scouts Active

During the Liberty bond sale Sunday at the Warren school, two pass-ers-by were hailed by Boy Scouts and asked to buy a bond. "To hell with the Aiiborty bonds," is the response alleged to have been made by tlie men. who were under the influence of liquor.

Two Boy Scouts, Earl Glenn and Or*4 lie Noller, resented the language and decided to trail the men until they could be reported to the polices The bo: s followed the pair untif they boarded a street car near the school. Not to be thus baffled the young sleuths swung onto the rear end of the car and rode until the men alighted. One of the boys then followed the men while another sought an officer.

The offenders were locked up and later were fined for disordfc.iy con^pct.

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and hand claps greeted each member in one continued ovation. Raymond Pritchett Is again leading the chorus after his return from a vacation during which time Mias Grace Hippie and Miss Hannah Lynch took turns in acting as director. The Her?, store has been the first to fullow this innovation which had its birth in the east«rn cities and the management has found th.it the feature opens the day nsiFt auspiciously for riot alone the employees, but the public as well.

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Social Iiodge No. *6. F. and A. M. Called meeting Monday evening. Sppt. 23, 7:30 o'clock. Work u» M. M. degree. Visitors welcome.

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•TAMES K. ALLEN, f^-c'y.

To Officers and Members of "Wabash Camp 14753, M. W. A. Neighbors—Attention Tuesday evening. Sept. 24, 7:36 p. m.. being our rt-Kular meeting, you and each of you are requested to be present at our hall, Main street. Business of great Importance to be transacted.

E. W. LER, Consul.

•T. H. ZTMMKRMAN, Banker.

LOST AND FOUND.

IX5ST—A black leather purse containing pair of glasses, small black coin purse, $5 bill and small address book, letter addressed to Cecilia Kubin, 118

N. 5th, Terre Haute, ind. lost in Jitney going to Twelve Points. Re ward if returned. LOST—Gentleman's diamond ring, either on 8. 7th st. car or between the

Harvester bid*, and 7th and Wabash. Liberal reward for its return. Call 261 either phone. LOST—Cushion 5 ft. long out of bn« trailer Saturday night between postolTice and Grasselli plant. FMnder call 3722 new phone and reeeive reward. LOST—Eatrayed or stolen, small mule mare, between 650 and 700 lbs. J. T.

Hudson Grocery, 2329 Cleveland are. Both telephones. LOST—A green wool broadcloth coat with large for collar between tbe river road and the elevator. Return to 31g Park. LOST—Small leather purple puree containing $10. Lost between Hera and

Levering stores. Reward. New phone 3359. LOST—A rosary on Sunday between St,

Patrick's church and 9th and Walnut. Return to 216 S. 9th. Reward. LOST—A black boar pig from 1625 N. 1st st. Old phone 5060. new phone 57S-.T. |2.00 reward. LOST-—Child's hat. 4330-.T. Reward.

WANTED—Boys not gofog to school must have bicycle. Good wages, short hours. Anply at once. Western

T'nion Telegraph Co. WANTED—Truck driver for heavy truck must give reference. Citizens phone 4460 and 8055. WANTED—Reliable man to drive truck.

Give refprom-es. Address S, care Tribune, P»ox WANTED—-Married man on farm steady employment. If. G, White,

Ch risman. 111. WANTED Maie stenographer and bookkeeper. Addresu X., C., care of

Tribune.

W ANTED—-Boy not goinR to school. Jefferson News Co., Hippodrome Bldg. WANTED store.

-Young man to work in hat King's, 5th and Wabash.

WANTED—An auto mechanic. Supply Co.. 945 Mulberry.

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WANTED—Men to drive transfer wason. 24 R. 9th st. WANTED- -Engineer. Deminp Hotel.

V ANTjED—MisceUangOTig. WANTED—Anchor Furniture Co. pays highest prices for ranges, cook

Stoves and heaters. Call now 1387 or old 869. 311 Wabash ave. WANTEP~TO TRADE Feeding tan£ age for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone 73 old phone 3869. Harrison Smith. CALli lTS On dead animals. Bell S44 ^itiJtens 4296. Nights call Bell 4139.

Terre Haute Hide & Fertilizer Co., 12 North Second. WANTED- -To clean vaults. Charles

Jones. Old 1683 new phonje 11'2 -T. WANTEri—Vault cleaning. Gueps, 2546 old pbone.

MOVING VANS.

BILLY WALSH—Piano and furniture moving. New phone 534, old 4007.

MOFEY TO 10 AH.

3 Good Reasons for Borrowing: Money Here

We make no numerous inquiries about you.

Tou get the money in an hour or two after your applioation.

We charge about one-half what others charge.

These are aot all we guarantee satisfaction: easy payments most courteous treatment, a fair and square deal before and after you jet fhe money.

If you need a quick loan we loan on furniture, pianos, live stock, teams, etc.

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HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—Women and girls to sew on government work, mackinaws, felling machines, inspectors. Experience not necessary. We will teach you how and pay a guaranteed wage during the learning period. Do not telephone, but apply to Miss Rail in person. Stahl-Urban & Co., 9V and Ohio. WANTED—Woman for housework and assist mother with earn Of baoy.

Elderly woman preferred. 2005 Locust. WANTED—Girls to make TT. S3, army garments plenty of good, steady work. Apply at once to Miss L/owe,

Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabaaii ave.

WANTED—Lady stenographer with some knowledge of general office work. Enquire T. H. Furniture Co. WANTED—Counter girls at Hotel Denying Coffee Shop. Good wages. Apply

Steward, Hotel Deming. WANTED^-Second cook and experienced waitress. American Restaurant, 807 Wabash. WANTED—Colored woman for Janitor work. Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and

Wabash.

WANTED—Woman for general housework no washing or ironing. 608 S. 5th. WANTED—Toung lady clerk. Give homo address. M. B. S.. care Tribune.

WANTED—Experienced stenographer $10 per week. Care of Tribune, Box 23. WANTED—Ma!da Apply to houae^eep er good wages. Hotel Deming. WANTED—A competent girl no washing or ironing. 3 000 S. 7th. WANTED dumber

Northern Iloter.

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HELP WANTED—Hale.

Box 24.

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Position by yonnj? man 18 to work after school and on »Saturdays. Can give reference. Box 20, csre of Tribune.

FOR RENT—Honset and Flato.

FOR RENT—Eight-room all modern honse. 1022 S. Center. Enquire 1100 S Center. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6-room house close in. Geo. C. Foulkes, 706

Ohio.

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HTBNITPBE AND PIANO MOVING.

CONRAD Transfer Co.. 24 S. Ninth. New 3600 old 881 experienced men.

FOR RENT—By Oct. 1, 6-room apartment. in Davis flats. Apply to janitor. FOR RENT House, 1711 N. 4th st. 6 rooms. I. FT. O. Royse Co., 517 Ohio, FOR RENT- -Modern S-room bouse,.628

S. Seventh. Telephone 112S. FOR RENT —io-room modern house. 1014 N. 7th. FOR RENT—-Apartment. 130 8. 6th.

FOR RENT—Rooms.

FOR RENT BDSiness room, 24x69. with shelving and counter 7 living: rooms above excellent location for general store. New phone 2055-L. FOR RENT—Two desirable housekeeping rooms strictly modern private family. 610 N. 8th. FOR RENT—Furnished front room busineFP ladv preferred. 131!* S. 16tb.

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleeping room: modern. 113 N. 14th. FOR REXT—Two furnished or unfurl nished rooms. 2008 Locust. FOR RENT—Furnished light housekeeping rooms. 30 S. 14th. FOR RENT—Two rooms. 110 S. 10% st. Dr. Laughead. FOR RENT—Unfurnished room, on first floor. 664 Eagle. FOR RENT—One unfurnished front room. 143.*i Eagle. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms. 729 Spruce st. FOR REXT—Modern furnished room. 321 S. nth. FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms. 315

N. 8th.

FOR RENT—Sleeping room. 110 N. 8th.

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOR RENT—Offices Tribune Building. Applv Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash avenue.

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. Garage, lo4u Ohio. Cail

FOR RENT Monday.

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Ttactiu Modern Daodng, Studio 711* WataMh Avsnua Bell Phone SSI. Ctta Phone 171

BIIXIARpSUPPLIES.

POOL TABL.KS—New and second hand also supplies. Ceo. R. May. Wah.

UPHOLSTERING.

First-class upholstering' and repairing Bauer, 1100 Pop. New 4060-L old 2343.

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WANTED—Girl for general housework. 1119 S. 3rd. WANTED—Girl for housework. Apply ago s. 4 th. WANTED—-Girl for general housework. 514 Easle. WANTED—Girls. J. W. Davis Co.

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WANTED—To Rent.

WANTED—To rent suite of 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms by man and wife steam or hot water heat must be close down town and in good npighborhood. Address I?ox 30, care Tribune. WANTED—THrent by couple. 4-room furnished apartment or 5-room furnished house south side riust be strictly modern. Address Tribune,

WANTED—To rent two strictly modern unfurnished rooms for Hsht housekeeping down stairs preferred near poetoffice. Call old phone 1297.

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FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold. Child's bed, $6.50: sanitary cot,

4.SO wash stands, $2.50 iron beds, 2.r0 stand tables, $1 Puritan oil itovs, $s. Vandalia Storage Co., 803 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Alrsoet new piano in mahogany case with new stool and. scarf to match. Price $250 on payments of

I2.K0 a week, Robertsons, 525 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—New Columbia Grafonola with six new double records. Price $37.60 on payments of $1.50 a week.

Robertson's, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Peninsular range, with reservoir and high closet: good nickel $57.50. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Slightly used Victor machine with good selection of new'records. Price $15. Easy payments. _JRobertson's, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Player piano, Lyon A

Healy make slightly used terms to «uit. Inquire 303 Wabash ave^ Vandalia Storage Co. FOR SALE—10 mantel folding bedsrevarnished and springs in good fhape. $8.00. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—Chifforobea, chiffoniers, buffets and dressers all unclaimed freight: cheap. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SA7jE—Dresser, $5.50 chiffonier. $4.50 combination oookcase and writing desk, 19,50. Scott ft Hart, 1"3C Wab&sh. FOR PALE—Two square pianos, fine for children to practice on. Set your own price. Vandalia Storage Co., S03

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—50 shocks good corn and fodder cheap, if taken at once also small work horse. Old Phone 3S70. 930 Helen ave. FOR SALE—No. 25 and No. 61 Florence heaters: new bowls and hot blast ring:. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Gray Advance range rebuilt and guaranteed to bake, $22.50.

Vandalia Storage Co., SOS Wabash

FOR RALE—Light lumber suitable for crating or other purposes new gas stove cheap. Citizens 391. Bell 390. FOR SALE—Kimball parlor organ in good condition- Price $15. Easy payments. Robertson's. 525 Wabash ave FOR SALE—200 rebuilt and storage heaters all makes: all sizes. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Beautiful $800 playerpiano will exchange for building lots or diamonds. DOS Wabash.

FOR SALE—25 library tables some nU even scratchpd, $t.50 up. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Sideboard, dining room table, bed. small library table: all in good condition. 2025 N. 11th. FOR SALE—Railroad cannon heater eolid cast iron bargain. Vandalia

Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Organs, light oak finish, with mirror. $15. Vandalia Storage

Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—$650 standard make play-er-piano this week J395. Silverstein

Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph, 250 records and cabinet.. What ^rill yon give? 508 Wabash. FOR Wing piano handsome walnut case $175 long time to pay for.

SALEut ca« 508 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Baby photos at your home. Martin's Photo Shop. Kew phone 2700 old 15. FOR SALE—White Wvandottes, farm raised. Mrs. Oliver Little. R, R. A-,

Terre Haute. FOR SALE—2 iron beds with mattress and springs also rags. Call new phone S22. FOR SALE—One motorcycle 6 acres of corn ln field. Enquire S220 Lafayette ave. FOR P.ALE—Used base burner: good condition cheap. W. S. Wolfe, 1^37

Ash.

FOR SALE—One paic of Belgian hares cheap, if taken at once. 313 S. IS1^.

FOR SALE—885 cabinet phonograph. 13 records. $36 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Brown reed baby tab reasonable price. Call 2411 Liberty ave. FOR SALE—100 rebuilt ranges and heaters. Scott ft Hart, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Flemish New 7-ealand rabbits young and old. 12"3 S. 10th. FOR SALE—Oil stoves. $3.50: ovens, $1.98. 133H Wabash. Scott St Hart FOR SALE—Wilson Hot Blast heater, $7.95 easy terms. 608 Wabash. FOR SALE—Duntley Fnumatic Cleaner. 15 N. 8th. Tel. 1122, new. FOR SALE—Florence heaters all sizeeu

Scott & Hart. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Home Comfort. $1S.7S easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Florence heater new. $18.00. 508 Wabash.

FOR SALE—25 folding Scott's, 18 !6 Wabash.

A Hart, 13 fi Wabash. FOR SALE—Belgian rabbits fe cheap. 26 S. 17th.

FOR SALE—Good phone 49S7-J.

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FOR SALE—Bicycle, *10: baby buggv J2. 1029 N. 6th. FOR SALE—Pigs. 1728-Ring 1.

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winter coat. New

FOR SALE—Horse phone 3926.

and phaeton. New

FOR SALE—Oak bed room suite N. Srd.

FOR SALE—Coke Elm.

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base burner. 8131!

-Household goods. 530 N.

FOR SALE 7th. FOR SALE—Evans brooms. New-39S«. FOR SALE—Shoe shop. i7it N~lit'hT"

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DOINGS OF THE I AN LOONS—It Looks as if Smart is Due for Overtime Work

N. 9th St., West Terre Haute.

FOR SALE—Ford runabout splendid condition. Party leaving city. Must »Alt ...» i1« sell next Week. Call

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Bldg., or phone 107

FOR SALE:—One Ford, one Interstate both cars thoroughly overhauled and newly painted. Hay Auto Shop, rear 664 Ohio. FOR SALE—We have a number otaood ated cars for sale. Prices from 300 to $1,100. Pettyjohn Co. SOS North

FOR SALE—One Saxson roadster one Ford roadster one Ford 5-passenger one commercial Ford body. 31 S. 9th FOR SALE—Autos. Lexington. Oakland and Allen cars ar*» sold at Petty-

John's. 603 North Sixth street. FOR SALE—Storm top for Ford tourIn? car good condition $35.00 cash.

Call 1203 N. 9th St. FOR SALE—5-passenger Ford. See Ellison, Tuller hotel. Phones, old 460 new 3021. FOR SALE—A small roadster good condition 6 tires, $200. 805 N. 3rd st. FOR SALE—Ford touring car in late model fine condition. Old phone 1053. FOR SALE—Ford good running condition. 2517 N. 6th. FOR SALE—Ford touring car condition. 1510 N. 12th.

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

IF YOU wish to bur a flrst-class new home, centrally located, hot water heated, strictly modern 8-room house, we have the best opportunity ever offered in Terre Haute. Do not wait, as it will be sold aoon. H. C. Royse

Co.. 517 Ohio. FOR SALE—40-acre farm good orchard, good house, bam and silo will "•Iraise 100 bushels com per acre 40 tods from railroad station two good

Veins of coal not sold 20 miles south of Terre Haute. Old .phone 1083.

FOR SAL.E OR RENT—The most desirable, new, modern cottage just .finished on paved street, ln North

Turre Haute. Easy payments at_$10 per month. Sam Goodman, McKeen Block. Tel. 2126-L FOR SALE—New, strictly modern bungalow, 2322 S. 6H St. 6 rooms and bath will consider trade for smaller house. Phone, new 46J2-J# FOR SALE—Strictly modern, 8 rooms and bath coal stored bargain.

Owner, 526 N. st. FOR SALE—Rooming house, S rooms all rooms rented. 637 Cherry.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—For city property, 112-acre farm. Two lots to trade for automobile. Enquire 39

Main st. Old phone 2379. FOR SALE OR TRADE- -5-passenger automobile A-l condition. Will trade for good roadster. Call 1999, new phone. FOR TRADE—Chevrolet roadster, in good condition, for diamonds or real estate. Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR SALE OR TRADE—By owner, 6room modern cottage. S. 7th St. New phone 2567 and 2026-R.

WANTED—To Bny.

WANTED TO BUY—Used heatinjc and cooking stoves. G«orge Finch, 1121 Poplar. New 364 old 849. WANTED—To buy furnished rooming house in good location. Address Box

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BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 356G. WANTED—To buy automatic time clock. Ehrmann Mfg. Co. WANTED TO BUY—Heating stoves.

Scott, 1326 Wabash.

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BX)R SALE—Good drop-bead machine, $10. 22 S. 6th.

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beds, $10.50.

FOR SALE—Guaranteed Range easy terms, MS Wabash ave. FOl 8ALEittress.

-2 dressers, bed, spring and 16 27 t?. 10th.

FOR SALE—Acme Range, 122 50 easy terms. r08 Wabash. FOR SALE—Laurel range, $1S.9S: easy termi 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rebuilt range, 113.00. Easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—RoUtop desk, J10.50. Ktott

MOVING

WANTED—Moving and hauling by auto truck. Finch Transfer Co., 1121 Poplar. New phone 364 old 849.

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMINISTRATOR. State of Indiana, County of Vigo, es: In the Circuit Court vf Viso County,

September term. 191S. ('Probate division.) Henry A. Vogea, administrator of the estate of Julian F. King, deceased,

VfL Cora Voges, Henry A. Voges. Aua M. Jones, Frank L. King, Edward R. Kin?, Anna King, Emma King. The undersigned administrator of the estate of Julian F. Kins, deceased. hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court, Vigo County, Indiana, be, rne said administrator, will at the hour of 10 a. ni.. on the first day of October, Ii18, at the la*' office of John W. Gerdink, 408M: Main street. City of Terre Haute. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer- for sale, at private sale, ail of the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate in Vigo County, State of Indiana, to-wit

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FOR SALE—Maxwell touring car, 1918 model one Ford touring car, equipped with demountable rims, extra tire, tool box, cutout, accelerator, Yale lock in flrst-class condition. One 6roll McCormick corn shredder in first-class shape one Ford truck body with closed top. Enquire G. E.

Fuquay, Sandford, Ind. Bell phone, West 47-W-3. HIGEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR

USED AND WRECKED AUTOS. Any part for your auto at lowest prices._ 1340 Liberty ave. New 2433. FOR SALE—Five-passenger Ford, winter top, shock absorbers, four good tires in A-l condition. Call at 18

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PHILIP DOMMERSHAUSEN. BDW. W. BENNETT. Attorney for Petitioners.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

State of Indiana. Vipo County, ss. Charles R. Wright, guardian of James I. Wright, vs. John B. Mulvany, et al.,

No. 18212.

In the Superior Court, September term, 1918. "Re it known that on the 7th dav of September. 1918, said plaintiff 'filed affidavit in due form, showing that the defendants, John B. Mulvan^v and Leo E. Mulvany,, non-residents of the State of Indiana and n--essary parties to the complaint herein and that the object of said action is to aei. aside deed and partition of real estate, said non-residents, defendants. ar- now, therefore, hereby notified of ths pendency of said artion asrainst them, and that tbe same will stand for trial on the 1st. day of November, 1318, th^ same being: the P3d Judicial day of Srrt'-mber term. 1T1S, of said court,.and unless said defendants appear and answer on demur to said complaint at said date, tho same -will he heard and determined ln their absence.

Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this 7th day of September. ISIS. JAMES J. FAOAN, Clerk.

George W. Wells and Buvail Whitaker. Attorneys. NON-RESTDENT NOTICE, v State of Indiana. Vigo County, ss?

Rnssell va. Mary E. Russell, No. 1X069 In^th| Superior Court, September

Part of the southeast quarter ($4) of section 19. township 13, north of range 8 west, described as follows: Commencing at a point 1,451.3 feet west of the southeast corner of said section 19, and running thence west 3P4.5 feet thence north to the north line of said southeast quarter '4) of said section l&: thence east 266.1 teet to a point 1457.7 feet west of the northeast corner of the southeast quarter (^4) ©f siud section 19: thence south to the place of beginning, excepting (he rightawav of the Terre Hatste and Loganspovt railroad across the northwest correr of above tract of land, containing I ALL FOLDIKRS wives will get 10 per 21.J1-100 acres. cent discount on packing and storage.

value of said real estate, and for cash In hand. I1ENRY A. VOGES,

Administrator.

JOHN W. GfTRDINTC, Attorney for pt&iBL&isifatefe •j. ..' As~c..s -..

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it known that cm the ISth day of September. 191R, said plaintiff filed affidavit in doe form, showing: that the defendant, Mary E. Russell, a nonresident of the state of Tndiana and a necessary party to the complaint herein and that the object of said action is divorce said non-resident defendant ia now, therefore, herebv notified of the pendency of said action against her and that the Kame will stand for trial on the 11th day of November, 1318, the name being the 61st jndiciai day of the September term, litis, of said court., and unless said defendant appear and answer on demur to said complaint at said date, thesam* will be heard and determi/ied in hor absence.

Witness my hand and the seal ef said oourt, liia Ifith dav of September. IftJi,

JAMES J. FAOAN, Clerk,

.TAMER H. CALDWELL. Att'y.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC In the matter of the estate of Mary D. Ghul. deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court. September term, 1S18.

Notice is herehv given that Thos. J. TCeylon, as administrator of the estate of Mary D. Ohul, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 27th day of September. ISIS, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if there be any, why aaid account and vouchers should not be approved.

Witness, the clerk and seal of said Vigo C-cuif Court at Terre Haute, Indiana, this 6th day of September, ISlf.

AM ICS .1. FAOAN, Clerk.

Beecher ft Bee«_her, Attorneys.

mSCELLA3»E0irS.

Said sale will be made subject to the Old phone 31$l. 7P& Lafayette, approval of said court, and is to be sold TVe repair all makes of sewing rnafor not less than the full appraised .ll5rie8. 81."0. Scott & Hart, 508 Wa-

bash avenue. Talking machines repaired all makes

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State of Indiana, County of Vigo, es.: In the Vigo Circuit Gourt* beptembet term, 1918.

No. 29492.

Petition of Anna Dommershausen, Emma Dommershausen, Margaret Dommershausen Hildas iDommershausen, I'hilip Dommershansen. Myrtle Dommershausen, and Donald

Dommershausen, by his next friend, Philip Dommershausen, to change their names. Notice is hereby given that we have applied to the Vigo Circuit Court, of said county and state, to have our names changed as follows: Anna Dommershausen to Anna Homers: Emma Dommershausen to Emma Domers, Margaret Dommershansen to Margaret Domers. Hilda Dommershausen to Hilda Dom^rs, Philip Dommershausen to Philip Domers, Myrtle Dommershausen to Mrrtle Domers, and Donald Dommyshausen to Donald Domers, ind that said petition and application will be presented to and heard by said court on the 8th day of November, 1918, the same being the 58th jndiciai •lay of th« September term, 1818. of said rourt.

Dated this 7th day of Septembor, 1918. AVKA T'O"TMTrTcTTATr9TTV.

EMMA DOMMERSHAUSEN. W A ROAR KT POM FJ PI I AT'SEN. FTLDA DOMMERSHAUSEN. PHI MP DOMMERSHAUSEX MT RTUE DOMMKRSTTAUSKN'. DONALD DOMMERSHAUSEN, By his next friend,

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FOR SALE—Miscellaneous.

New and Second Hand Barber Chairs

WE HAVE A FULL LtNTE OF IMPORTED SHEABS AND RAZORS.

Teire Haute Barber Supply Co. 24 SOUTH FOTH STREET.- .\y

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LEGAL NOTICES.

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All Kinds of Fertilizer* Have large stock on hwi4. Can fill your order promptly. ,s RETMAN LIME AND CEMENT

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Telephone 126. 100 North 10ft St.

MINE MULES! I

46 to 60 Inches

BIO #TOCK TO SETLKCT FSOU 319 WALNUT STREET. 1 HORSE AND MULE CO.

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Farms For went- "4

360 acrss in northern Indiana, 99 miles southeast of Chicago and 3$ miles northwest of Logansport on gravel road, n**ar two railroad towns* excellent school within one-fourth mlld^ good neighborhood 7-room houS^barn and Ave other good buildings dark sandy loam soi! 295 acres well tiled and in cultivation and meadow, ot which 90 acres is in wheat this fall about 65 acres in timber pasture renter must buy team and about (1,000 worth of farm implements. Please do not answer unless you have the cash an# are willing to buy this personal prop-/, erty. The farm is a money-maker.

Also 200 acres in Oreftnc conntv, Indiana, about eight miles northwest of Worthin^rton clay soil 10-room dwelling, two big barns, silo, granary, garage, implement and scale hons** slaijsrhter house and several other out» buildings: three orchards: 12-acre white oak hickory prove, 20-acre blue 't srrass pasture, balance new mo»dew and in cultivation: renter must ha% e plenty of jrood horse»s and impl»in»it%* and bp prepared to start plowing: af once to put. out wheat and rr« Oul# a successful and well-recommendo# farmer need apply.

American Realty Co.

Realtors

88-81 Sworn Blk- Terr* Basta Both Phones 484»

MONEY TO LOAH.

HOW MUCH: Do You Need? $30, $50, $100, $150, $200

—FOR EXAMFL®-e 120—Total Cost *3.«3L j[ FOB FOUR MONTHS.

Or if you need more money and wtat.'i longer time, we will loan yoa any I* amount up to $300, and giro you twenty months' time to pay back if you desire it. ,j

Have you bought year winter oa*i? i* Loans made on pianos, hoaniMiU goods, etc., without rem oral, st the legal rate. -WB MAKE FARM LOAJVS—

Terre Haute Loan Co.i

Room 203 McKeen Block. S Northwest corner Seventh street and Wabash Avenue^ over Wood

Krah Box Co. New phone

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Fosey shoe store.

Citizens 1238 —Phones— Bell CM.

STORAGE AHD PACKING. STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated: brick building. G«t »mr£ reduced freight rates south and allS •western points. Quick service. Unions!

Transfer Storage Co.. office I and Wabash. Both phones 404. U WE pack, crate and «tor» your fwraiture at less than others. Pack In tioxes and barrels for sale. Chaa.!»

OVERLAND MOVING.

Let as move your furniture. City Or" out of the city. Union Transfer and? .Storage Co. Both phones 404.

STORAGE.

WA-VTKI) City storage, household & goods, etc. brick warehouse. 44 8. K 103. Dr. J. T. Laughead. Office eld 947.

WANTED TO BUT.

fcecond-hand harness, collars, ridinir

saddles.

$1^0. Scott & Hart. 505 Wabash Ave. Wf-EiUtKLBU.

FHQNB TKIBtJlTB TO7jR WAJfT ADA.

Zaehman, the Harness Man.

0XYGE¥ ACETYLENE

Tanks hnflt all kinds. Thomas WeMtng Shop, 11M Pedlar. OM

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