Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 September 1918 — Page 19

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The Tribune Reader* Want to Knew Where Your 8olJisr lioy l« and "What He la Doing—Ssnd In Your

Boldier Letters to the Tribune*

f| FROM nxTiir stbapch. In France. Mr. Sam Strauch.

Dear DaA:—At this writing we are Pushing: the Germans back and I think jit is. the beginning of the end. We are .located near a ^aflroad here and if you

Sould see the way they are rushing itroops to the front it would surprise |#ou. There is about five weeks of good lighting weather yet, and I look for our t-'troops to make a big drive. If it sucseeds it will shorten the war by about j*ix months.

I haven't received the package from vSimbel's. but will in a few days. All of our boys hope that the Fifth "Liberty Loan is a big success, and •.about 90 per cent of us are going to 1 buy one bond at least. Don't worry ?»bout me falling in love with any of the** French women. I can't see them.

The other day I ran a nail into my hand and, I was given an anti-lockjaw inoculatirsh and it certainly i!» a big jane. The army looks after our health

i in the best possible manneh Regards .ifc® all. JUove and kisse*. i Your loving son.

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"BILL" THOMPSON DIES,

Famous Circus Advance Agent Plays '=*f His Tableaux. ,, "Bill" T'lompson, famous the country over as a circus press agent and k known in every newspaper office in the ''.'Ountry, almost, died yesterday in Chi- ... cacro. He was here but a few days ago with Hagenbeck-Wallace circus. "The Chicago Tribune saye:

William C. Thompson, one of the best known circus press agents of the country and a veteran newspaper mart, died esterday of pneumonia at the American Theatrical hospital, after an illness of less than a week.

He came to Chicago with the Hagon* «beck-Wallace circua, for which he had t-onducting the publicity since the openinjf of the 1!18 season. The body will '. 'be sent to Norwich, Cons., his boyhood home, wher» his mother still lives. His widow lives, at 329 West Forty-filth atreet, Xew York City.

Mr. Thompson was 47 years old. He negan life as a reporter on a Xorwich ,daily newspaper. He nult to go to

Vale, from which he was graduated •*,„ }lat the age of 23, He then returned to Norwich as editor. A year later he went to New York and became city editor of the Telegram. He remained in i New Tork 15 yea^. In 1906 he save np newspaper work and went out as press agent with "Pawnee Bill's Wild

West and Far East" show. He later was with the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch show, Barnum tt Bailey and the New York hippodrome.

Aa press ajfpnt and newspaper man V Mr. Thompson wa* known to every city editor throughout the country as

EilL" He will be missed.

VISIT WAR FRONT*

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American Editors Invited^ T® View Fighting Scene. YORK. Sept. 24.—Twelve edljtors, representing as many newspapers and press associations, have acccpted an invitation of the British and French uovernments to visit he war zone for first-hand study of conditions, it wae announced today. The party will spend rwo monthw in England, Scotland and 'Ireland, befo»e visiting the western front in France.

The editors who will make up this party, are: Col. Chirles.A. Rock, Pittsburgh Dispatch Frank R. Kent, BaJtijmore Sun: Edward W. Barrett. Birmingham, Ala., Age-Herald^ A. N. Mo-

Kay, Salt Lake Tribune H. V. Jones. Minneapolis Journal Edgar B. riper, Portland Oreponian E. Lansing Ray. l/ouis

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moil EI GGWE ERIV'B. In France.

•if Mr. Ra'ph H. White: "'y' I»ear Friend--I ha-vNfe been over here .. now for over t*o months, yet tt S-:jdo«sn't seem that long. We have been tbu»y movtrs- from one point to the ^eth»*r. hut we may get settled down one

like to teTi you many ind-

dentP if we were allowed, but it is im"nossible until I return to the dear old r. S. A. They sure have some passenger ,tvnin» in this country. Tliey carry all .'th# way from 15 to 30 cars, and they arp some car#, to©. The weather has been fcrfat. 1 want to *eni arreetings to tny friends and best regards to .you and all. Will try and write again. I resj* main to all my friends, as ever

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IYoung, Des Moines Capitol Frank L. Birminprhani, Ala,, Xewt Ed'?ward H. B'ltlpr. Buffalo News Wright I A. Patterson. 'Western Newspaper JTTtiltfi. (ui'd Edward H. O'Ham, Syra-

QUOTAS PREPARED.

''Size of Fourth Liberty Loan To Be \Announced Tonight. irASTtlNOTON, Pert. 24—TWitas 'kwhich each federal district will be exj'pected to subscribe to the Fourth Llbertj- IofCn have been prepared and sent to federal reperve banks,

Announcement of the fignres was withhold by the treasury today becatise :vlthoueh there is no objection to each federal reserve district and each community knowing its quota, the total could nit be given out from Washfeig- 1 ton without discloeirf^ the exact size -of the loan which the treasury does |not wish to announce until tonight

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Washington that 87 cueea 4ia4 developed at the cantonment.

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SEGR0 IS LYNCHES.

y- WAYCROSB, Ga., Sept. 24.—Sandy Ree^s, a l7-y«ar-old negro, chargrerl 4 with assaulting a three-year-old girl 4 near Ulackspear, wae taJcen from the arresting offlcera. who r-ere bringing him to Waycross early today and hanged to a tree.

IN DIVORCE COURTS.

Two divorce suits were filed in the Superior Court Tuesday morning. TVank U Gallagher asked tor a divorce from Bertha Gallagher, charging that she found fault with everything that he did and flew info a rage and cursed him before his friends and neighbors.

Bert Knopp asked for a divorce from Mamie Knopp for the reaaon Chat the ^^Ofleetad her IsmtsekMping rtntiwa tad *0 effect to Jc«eMa lus

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INDIANAPOUS im STOCK.

INDIANA POLTS, Sept. 24.—^Receipts— Hogrf. 8,000 head cattle, 1.500 head calves, 500 head sheep, 600 head.

BULI^ AND CAL.VE8— Good to prime export flO (dOll CT Good to choice butchers... S60H °0 Common to fair 7 00© 9 00 Veal calves 11 00018 60

STEERS— Prime corn fed. 1,160 Iba. and up IS 5ft#20 00 Good to choice, UM lb*. and up 17 7501S 60 Good to choice, 1,164 to 1,250 lbs 16 00® 17 60 Good to choice, 800 to 1,100 lbs IS 76®15 00 Common to medium, 1,S60 lbs. and up IT 00O17 75 Common to medium. 1.160 to 1,250 Iba

HOGS—

Cattle—Receipts, 500 lower. Steers, $11.50 W 18.25 yearling steers and heifers. [email protected] cowa, $?.50©12.50 calves, $8.75©17.25.

Sheep—Receipts, 4,000 head: ateady. Ijambs, $16.50® 16.75 ewea, 111.00©

HTTSBUE6H LITf 8TOOK. PITTSBURGH, Pa.. Sept. 24.-Hogs-Receipts. 2,500. Heavies, $30.00©20.10 heavy yorkera, $30.00®30.35 light yorkers and pigs. $19.50^19.75.

Sheep—Receipts, 800 steady. Top sheen. $12.75 lop lambs, $18.25. Calves—Receipts, 600 eteadv. ton. $19.00,

STATISTICAL HOTES.

EBCBNT BIRTHS.

To Mr. and Mrs. Ttmothy Colwell, 627 Hulman street, a boy Robert Hester. To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosen field. S20 South Fourth street, a girl Lillian Lee.

Marriage uceitsbi,

Stephen Beal. 35, Terre Haute, motder, and Klisa Bolts, if, Xerre Haute, domestic.

Jackson Farris,

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Common to medium, BOO to 1,100 Iba 60# 13 06 Good to choice yearlings.. 14 00016 00

HEIFEKS AND COWS— Good to choice halfera....fll 60®14 00 Pair to medium helfera... 10 26011 00 Common to fair 8 00610 00 Good to choice cows...... 10 00 0 13 00 Fair to medium cows..... 0 00© 75 Cannera and cutters.....* 6 50© 8 60 8TOCKERS, FEEDING CATTLE— Good to choice atears, 700 lbs. and up fll 25©13 50 Common to fair. 700 lbs. and up 10 00O11 26 Good to choice, under 700

Iba. 11 00O1S 00 Common to fair, under 700 lbs. 8 00® 9 76 Heifers, medium to good.. I 00©ll 00 Cowa, medium to good feeding 60©10 50 Springers 8 50© 10 00 Stock calves 10*00©12 00 Veal calves 11 00©18 60

Best heavies 60®19 76 Medium and mhtM. 19 55®19 75 Good to choice lights.... 19 75«»19 90i Common to medium lights. 19 65019 75 Light pigs Bulk of sales

SHEEP— Good to choice sheep,. .Spring lambs

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Yearlings Common to medium.., Bucks 4., |ireeding ewes .......

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farmer, and Nancy K. Pedlar, 77, Terre Haute, domestic. James «Tavis, 26, Parke county, Ind., laborer, and Juliet Miller, 24, Parke county, domestic.

Ben Kingery, 10. Terre Haute, assistant fireman, and Blanch Scott. 18, Mont Rose, 111., at home.

Bert Gordon, 35, Indianapolis, Ind., musician, and Carrie BrodwsjjL

dianapoUs, Ind., maid.

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CHICAGO, Sept. 24.—V. S. Bureau of Markets. Hogs—Receipts, 19,000 market mostly 2.ri» lower than yesterday's average. HuU-hers, $19.40# IS.90 lights, $1U.50# -0.00 packing. $18.85© 19.15: rough,

17.75ei8.25 pigs,' good t« choice, 18.75. Cattle—Receipts, 18,000 best steers strong others and butcher cattle opening alow, about steady calves steady.

Sheep—Receipts, 37,000 fat classes of feeding breeding sheep steady feeding lambs lower.

i IT. LOCU UTS ITOCK. ST. LOUIS. Ho., Sept. 24.—Hogs—Receipts. 10,060 lower. Xdghta, $19.SO® 19. sr. pigs. $15.25 ©19.25 mixed and butchers, $19.40&)20.00: heavy, $19.40® 50 00: bulk of Bales, $19.60 ©19.95.

LODGE FUNERAL NOTICE. I. O. O. F., NOTICE! AJ1

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REAL K ST ATE TKAJV SKKR8Alice L. Moreland to Math

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pt. lot 280, original town $1,250. S. A. Peck et ux. to J. E. Hockett et ux., lots 102, 103, Simon A. Peck'a sub. $400.

Terre Haute Trust company, trustee, to

F. Cottom et ux^ lot to, StimsonEhrmann'8 sub. $300. K. K. Ler et ux., trustee, to Susan K. Murray. kta 573. 574. 576. block 13. first add. to Vaadalia park $900.

T, M. Phillips et ux. to L. C. Lawrence et ux., lot &, Mrft A. O. McGregor's sub. $1. 1

Ada R. Smith and hosband to L. C. Lawrence et ox., lot 12, McGregor's sub. $1,900,

Catherine Q. O'Connell to Rudolph Sohmitz et U3&, let blook 23, CTuft farm $240. ?,

Bl'ILDIMO PEUM1T1

Joseph Mirick. 1732 North Twelfth and One-half street, wood garage estimated cost, $40.

E. T. Zaring, 1888 North Ninth street, repairing wood garage estimated cost, $-»•

COURT EJTTRnSS. Sapertor Caut,

Cln^sttna L. WenEler VS. y^rank It Wer.R»er, divorce. Fortunn. Bcir-nie E. Weddle va Edward Weddle. divorce. Duval A Whitaker.

31 PIE IN WRECK

'IjOKOON, Sept. 24.—Thfrtr-oTi^ persons were killed when an express train from Berlin for Vienna collided with another train at the Dresden station. aays an exchange telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen, quoting a •e. TUty

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members of Terre Haute Lodeg, No. 51, sister lodges and sojourning brothers are requested to meet at 61's hall Wednesday, September 25, at 1 o'clock p. m. to attend the funeral of our transient brother, Oscar F. Evans. Burial at Highland Lawn cemetery. J. B. GAUGH, ED.

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LODGENOTICE. Euclid I»dge No. 573, F. & A. M^ will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30

sharp. Work in the M. M.

degree. Lunch. Visitors welcome. H. RAYMOND PUGH. W. M. ALWERT BALSLEY. Sec'y.

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—Gentleman's diamond ring, either on S. 7th st_ car or between the Harvester bldg. and 7th and Wabash.

Liberal reward for its return* Call 261 either phone. LOST—Efctrayed or stolen, small bay mare, between 650 and 700 lbs. J. T.

Hudson Grocery, 2329 Cleveland aVe. Both telephones. LOST—Leather watch charm gold locket engraved U. B. .. on S. 17th car or on 3rd st. Return to King's Hat

Store. Reward. LOST—Small leather purple purse containing $10. Lost between Ban and

Levering stores. Reward. New phone 3359. LOST—Diamond ring. Return to Tribune office. Liberal reward. LOST—5-month»-old hound: blark and white return 418 S. 7th reward.

HELP WANTED—Male.

WANTED—Boy by the Root Dry Goods Co. permanent position with an unusual opportunity to learn an interesting and profitable business good salary to, oegii. Apply faurth floor, at once. WANTED-Boys not going to school must ha^ve bicycle. Good wages, short hours. Apply at once. Western

Union Telegraph Co. WANTED—Boy 16 years old. not in school, at drug store, 7th street and

Big Four railroad. Both phones 575. WANTED^—Boys between ages 16 and 18 good opportunity to learn trade.

General Plate Co., 1600 Hulman WANTED- Track driver for heavy trnck. must give reference. Citizens phone 4460 and 3055. «n

Wanted—Married

steady employment. ML Chrisman, III. WANTED Experienced truck best wages paid.

Wabash.

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driver for Oakley,

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WANTED Male stenographer and bookkeeper. Address L. C., care of Tribune.

WANTED—Boy not going to school. Jefferson News Co., Hippodrome Bldg. WANTED-'^oung man to work in hat store. King's, 5th and Wabash. WANTED—An auto mechanic.

Supply Co., 945 Molberry. WANTED—Men to drive transfer wagon. 24 S. 9th st WANTED—Porte* colored, American

Restaurant. WANTED—Engineer. Deming HoteL

Salary no object to a live wire. Call in person only. SOS Wabash Ave.

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. CONRAD Transfer Co., 24 S. Ninth. New 3600 old 831 experienced men.

MOVING VANS.

BILLY WALSH—Piano and furniture moving. New phone 584, old 4007.

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.—Professional traders directed their efforts against the short interest at th£ opening of the stock market today, with the result that prices were soon carried up to 114 points in the shares which were foremost in yesterday's advance. American Sumatra Tobacco and Distillers Securities were marked exceptions, losing 1 and 1ft points, respectively.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST,

American Beet Sugar ........... American Can American Smelting & Refining.. Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel "BM ........... Canadian Pacific. ..k............. Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago, Mil. & 4st. Paul......... Corn Products Crucible StceJ .................. Cuba Cane Sugar Erie ............... u........... General Motors Great Northern Pfd ............ Int. Mer. Marine i............ Int. Mer. Marine Pfd Kennecott Copper Maxwell Motor Oo. New York Central Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Pennsylvania Heading Southern Pacific ................ Southern Railway Studebaker Co Union Pacific United States Steel ............. Willys-Overland

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POSSE SEEKS ASSAILANT.

HARRODSBTJ.RO, Ky, Kept 1.— Posses werp scouring Mercer county today for a peddler, apparently a foreigner, who yesterday assanlted Mrs. Bryan Taylor, wife of a tobacco grower, beat her Into Insensibility and dipped the hair from her h«ad. Blood bounds flailed to discover a workable sesBt and men on foot and oa horse-

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HELP WANTED—Fe male* WANTED—Women and girls to

sew on

government work, mackina.ws, felling machines, inspectors. Experience not necessary. We will teach you how and pay a guaranteed wage during the learning perijd. Do not telephone, but apply to Miss Rail in person. Stahl-Urban & Co., 9Vi and Ohio. WANTED—Girls to make U. S. army garments plenty of good, steady worty. Apply at once to Miss Lowe,

Ehrmann Mfg. Co.. 10th and Wabaaii ave. •\yANTBD—Lady stenographer with some knowledge of general office work. Enquire T. H. Furniture Co.

WANTED—Counter girls at Hotel Deruing Coffee Shop. Good wayoa. Apply Steward. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Middle-aged woman to take care of old lady. Call 109 Gilbert ave., or new phone 4271. WANTED—Second cook and experienced waitress. American Restaurant, 807 Wabash. WANTED—Woman for general housework go home nights. 107 N. 8th. WANTED—Maids. Apply to houaekeeper good wages. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Good girl bookkeeper. Apply Rosenfelt Bros., 808 Main. WANTED—A competent girl no *J^ishing or Ironing. 1000 S. 7th. WANTED—Girl for general housework. 514 Eagle.

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Situation as night watchman, or situation of any kind in wholesale house. Address 1«24 N. 10th. WA NTKD—To work on farm by mar* ried man. Call or address 503 7th ave.

P. O. Berkley. WANTED—Position as housekeeper or taking care of aged lady. Box 82,

Tribune.

WANTED—To Bay.

WANTED TO BUY—Used heating and cooking stoves. George Finch, 1121 Poplar. New 864 old 849. WANTED—To buy furnished rooming house In good location. Address Box 31, Tribune. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 5550. WANTED TO BUY—Heating

Scott, 1336 Wabash.

stovee.

WANTED—To rent suite of 2 or 8 sn furnished roomp by man and wife steam or hot water heat must oe close down town and in gpod neighborhood. Address Box 30, care Tribune

WANTED—Miscellaneous, WAWTED—Anchor Furniture Co. pays highest prices for ranges, cook stoves and heaters. Call new 1887 ,or old 869. 311 Wabash ave. WANTED TO TRADE—Feeding tankage for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone 18 old phone 3866. Harrison Smith. CALL US on dead animals. Bell 544

Citizens 4398. Nights call Bell 4139. Terre Haute Hide As Fertiliser Co., 12 North Second. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles

Jones. Old 1C8S new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Vault cloning. Guess, 2546 old phone.

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W ANTED—Coal range store. Call new phone 3554-X.

FOR RENT—Houses and Flats.

FOR RENT—4-room honse. with furnace, electric light, grates, built-in bookcases, well and c.iEtern, back and front porch. 9th and Wheeler. New phone "291-X. FOR RENT—7-room house, half acre ground J15 per month. 2238 Washington ave. Inquire 1801 Wabash. FOR RENT—Eight-room all modern house. 1022 6, Canter. Enquire 1100 8. Center. FC RENT—Strictly modern 6-room bouse, close In. Geo. O. Foulkee, 705

FOR RI5NT—By Oct. 1, 6-room apartment in Iavls flats. Apply to janitor. FOR RENT- House, 1711 N. 4th St. 6 rooms. I. H. C. Royse Co., 517 Ohio. FOK RENT—Modern S-room house, 528

S. Seventh^ Telephone 1128. FOR RENT—Furnished, modern 8-roonj apartment. 502 N. 6^4. FOR RENT—7-room 905 Crawford.

FOR RENT—Apartment. 18# S. 6th.

FOR RjiMx—Rooms.

FOR RENT—Business room, 24x60, with shelving and counter 7 living rooms above excellent location for general store. New phone 2055-L. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room

In private family, Oct. 1 gentleman only close in. Address Box 22, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Modem room for sleeping in private family. 600 &. 6\§.

New phone 1S75. FOR RENT Light, housekeeping rooms, between both miners' trains 430*4 I^afayette. FOR RENT—Sleeping or unfurnished rooms Now phone 585-L. 129 8. 3rd FOR RENT—Two rooms. 110 g. 1Q14 st. tr. Laughead. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms.

New phone 2327-L. FOR RENT—Unfurnished room, on first ftoor. 664 Eagle. FOR RENT—rThree anfuraished rooms. 729 Spruce st. FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms. 504

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CHICAGO ROARD OF TEADEL

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.—Prospects of decreased receipts gave transient strength today to the corn market. Opening prices, which varied from He decline to ^c advance, with October 41.46 ^4 to $1.47 and November-SI.44 to

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to well below yesterday's finish. Export inquiry made oats relatively firm. After opening %c off to

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i\ FOR SALE—Miocellaneon* FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold. Child's bed, $6.50 sanitary cot, $4.50 wash stands. |2.50 iron beds, $2.5^ stand tables, $1: Puritan oil stove, $8. Vandalia Storage Co., 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Almost new piafto tn mahogany case with.Bew stool and scarf to match. Price $-50 on payments of $2.50 a week. Robertsons, 525 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—New Columbia Orafonola with six new double records. Price $37.60 on payments of $1.50 ayweek.

Robertson's, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Slightly used taking machine in perfect condition, including 6 records worth $49.59. Silverstein

Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE:—Peninsular range, with reservoir and high closet good nickel $27.50. Vandalia Storage Co., 388 Wabash are. FOR SALE—1100 high-grade talking machine, including 6 Columbia records. This week special. $74.50.

Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Slightly used Victor machine with good selection of new records. Price $15. Easy payments.

Robertson's, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Player piano, Lyon Healy make slightly used terms to suit. Inquire 803 Wabash ave., Vandalia Storage Co. FOR SALE—10 mantel folding beos revamished and springs in good eliape. $8.00. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash sve. FOR SALE—Chifforobes. chiffoniers, buffets and dressers all unclaimed freight cheap. 'Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Dresser, $&.S«: chiffonier, $4.50 combination ©ookcase and writing desk. $9.50, Scott & Hart, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Two square pianos, fine for children to practice on. Set your own price. Vandalia Storage Co., SOS

Wabash ave. FOR

SAIjE—50

shocks good corn and

fodder cheap, if taken at once also small work horse. Old Phone 3870. 930 Helen ave. FOR SALE—No.

and No. 61 Florence

heaters new bowls and hot blast ring. Vandalia Storage Co., 308 Wa. baah ave. FOR .SALE—$650 standard make play-er-piano in splendid condition, $395.

Terms to suit. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALK-- i.Jray Advance range rebuilt and guaranteed to bake. $32.50.

Vandalia- Storage Co„ 803 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—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. 625 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. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—25 library tables some not even scratched, $4.50 up. Vandalia

Storage Co., 303 Wabairti ave. FOR SALE—$360 piano, used a short time, $195. Terms to suit. Silverstein Bros.. 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Railroad cannon heater solid cast iron bargain. Vandalia

Storage Co.. 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Household furniture, Inchiding late style dining set. JnQtiire after 10 a. m. 1904 Wabash. FOR SALE—Leather couch, rocker, brass bed, complete large mirror, footstool. 802 N. 7th. FOR SALE—$600 player, used few months, $450. Payments. Brewer

Piano Co.. 7th and

Cherry.

FOR SALE—Organs, light oak finish, with mirror, $15. Vandalta Storage Co., 303 Wabash are. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph. $60 records and cabinet. What *rill you eive? 508 Wabash. FOft SALE—Wing piano handsome walnut case- $176 long time to pay for. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Baby photos at your home.

Martin's Photo Shop. New phone 3700 old 16. FOR SALE—Used player-piano In good condition. $345* jSllversteln Bros., S26

Wabash.

modern house.

FOR SALE—White Wyandottes, farm raised. Mrs. Oliver Little, R. R. A., Terre Haute. FOR SALE—300 piano used short time, $135. Payments. Brewer Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—Used base burner good condition cheap. W. S. Wolfe, 1337

Ash.

FOR SALE—$85 cabinet phonograph. 13 records. $85 easy terms. 608 Wabash. FOR SALE—Brown reed baby cab reasonable price. Call 2411 LiWerty ave. FOR SALE—100 rebuilt ranges and heaters. Scott A Hart. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Oil stoves, $3.50 ovens, $1.98. 1336 Wabash. Scott & Hart. FOR SALE—Wilson Hot Blast heater, $7.95 easy terma 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Duntley I'numatic Cleaaer. 15 N. sth. Tel. 1122, new. FOR SALE-—Florence heaters ail sizes.

Scott A Hart 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE-^-Good practice piano if or $65. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Home Comfort. $19.71 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SA1-B—Florence heater good as new. $lfi.00. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Good drop-head sewing machine, $10. 22 8. 6th. FOR SALE—25 folding beds, |10.50.

Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Guaranteed Range easy terms, 508 Wabash ave IrOR SALE—Acme Range, $22.50 easy terma 503 Wabash, FOR SALE—Pony, buggy and harness!

Inquire 3 205 N. 12th.

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with October 73 c. the market hardened a little and then sagged somewhat in sympathy with corn.

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FOR SALE- Laurel range, $18.96 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rebuilt range. $12.00. Easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR KALE—RnHtop desk, $10.50. Scott & Hart. 133« Wabash. FOR SALE—Bicycle, $10 baby buggy, $2. 1029 N. 6th. FOR SALE—Pigs. Call old phone 1728-Ring 1.

FOR SALE—Horse and phaetoa. New phone 3936, FOR SALE—On* large sword fem. 1*17

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fO* SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Oak bed room suite. 1721 N. 3rd. FOR SALE—Evans brooms. New 3980. FORSALE—-Shoe"shop. ITli'NTllth. FOR SALE—Pigs. 1104 Helen ave.

FOR 8AXE—Auto.

FOR SALE—Maxwell touring ear, 1918 model one Ford touring car, equipped With demountable rims, extra tire, tool box, cutout, accelerator, Yale lock in first-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. FOR SALE—Reo 5-passenger, 4-cylih-der car: Studebaker 6-cylinder car:

Studebaker 4-cylinder car Chalmers 6-cylinder car. All these cars have electric lights and starters in good condition. Cole Auto Co.. 514 Ohio. HIGEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR

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

N. 9th St., West Terre Haute. FOR SALE—One Ford, oue Interstate: both cars thoroughly orerhauled and newly painted. Hay Auto Shop, rear 654 Ohio. FOR SALE—We have & number of good used cars for sale. Prices from SS00 to $1,100. Pettyjohn Co., 601 North

Sixth St

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 PsttT-

John's. 603 North Sixth street. FOR SALE-—5-passenger Ford. See Ellison Tuller hotel. Phones, old 460 new 3021. FOR SALE—Ford touring car in late modal: fine condition. Old phone 1053. FOR SALE—1917 Ford like new bargain. 1393 old phone. FOR SALE—1916 and 1917 Ford touring cars. 1107 N. 9th.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—8-room modern tWo-story veneered brick Residence. Will exchange for a 4-room modern cottage or will sell it a bargain. Near Orphan# Home.

Call 169 New phone. FOR SALE OR TRADE—5-Passenger automobile A-l condition Will trade for good roadster. Call 2999, new phone. FOR TRADE—Chevrolet roadster, in good condition, for diamonds or real estate. Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR SALE OR TRADE—By owner. 0room modern cottage, 8. 7th St. New phone 2567 and 5026-R. FOR "RALE""OR"TRADE—English bulldog. 1937 N. 9th.

STORAGE AND PACKING. STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated brick building. Get our feduced freight rates south and all

Western points. Quick service. Union Transfer & Storage Co., office 10% and Wabash. Both phones 404. WE pack, crate and store your furniture at less than others. Packing boies and barrels for sale. Chas.

Krah Box Co. New phone 2767— I778-R. Old 3919.

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ALL SOLDIERS' wives will get 10 per cent discount on packing and storage. Old phone 3191. 798 Lafayette.

We repair ail makes of sewing machines, $1.51. Scott A Hart,. 508 Wabash avenum.

Talking machines repaired all makes $1.50. Scott A Hart, 508 Wabash Ave.

MOVING

WANTED—Moving and hauling by auto truck. Finch Transfer Co., 1121 Poplar. New phone 364 old 84!).

OVERLAND MOVINGv

Let us move your fui'nlture. City or out of the city. Union Transfer and Storage Co. Both phones 404.

STORAGE.

WANTED City storasre, household goods, etc. brick warehouse. 44 S. 10%. Dr. J. T. Laughead. Office old 947.

WANTED TO BUT.

Second-hand harness, collars, riding saddles. Zachman, the Harness Man.

OXYGEN ACETYLENE WELDING, Tanks built all kinds, Thomas Welding Shop, 1104 Poplar. Old 3020.

RAG RUG WEAVING,.

RAO RUG weaving. Walter 8. Hughes, •63 V4 Wabash ave.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

POOL TABLES—New and second hand also supplies. Geo. R. May. 1345 Wab.

UPHOLSTERING,

Urst-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer, 1100 Pop. New 4060-L old 2242

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

For Sale

A DOTTBLE BRICK MODERN FLAT —6 rooms to the side and a j-room cottage on a large comer lot, iocafed on car line, within 12 blocks of Wabash avenue. In a desirable locality. A'good 12 per cent Investment.

AN 8-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE on South Seventh street, near Minahall newly decorated and painted large corner lot east front has all modern conveniences. including garagre. Very desirable home and at a very low price.

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FOR SALE—New, etrtethr bungalow, 232$ S. 6% St. 6 rooias aa* bath will consider trade for sSMllSf house- P%ione, new

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FOR ."ALE—Rooming bovse, 8 all rooms rented. 6$7 Ch®iry.

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOR RENT—Offices Tttbuse BuAtfesff. Appiv Wabash Realty, aad Lots Ca., 721 Wabash avenue.

BUSINESS

DIRECTORY.

SWEATY FEET will eat y««r sfeM leather as fast as acid nestfalHw both by using P. and V. shea ptW der. Sold by DuenwesTS lsstlir house, 603 Ohio street, near Fifth.

ANNOUNCEMENT

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(PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON)

Is now located at $14—116

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