Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 September 1918 — Page 7

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JOHN WHITrtO SPEAK TO MINERS OF CLINTON

Jformer President of United Mine Workers Will Make Loyalty Address Tonight.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON. Ind., Sept. 28.—John P. *Vhite, formrr president of the United Mine Workers, is to speak at the Odd Fellows' hall Saturday night. He comes to urffe the miners of the Clinton district to put in every day and produce ever pound of coal possible.

White Is an able orator, and it is certain the hail will be crowded with Xniners and other residents eager to liear him. The speaking will be precoded by some patriotic numbers, the program being arranged, and will be led by Mies Helen pick.

Runaway Girls Held.

my Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind.. Sept. 2f.—-Mary l*ate and Gladys EMwards, two young firls of Danville, 111., ran away from their momcs Thursdny night and came to grief when they met Chief of Police Carl Black, Friday morning.. The chief •scorted the little feminine prodigals to the jail and informed them that ould be their headquarters until the Chief of police of Danville or their parents came for them. At first the little Runaways expressed indignation, made Ugly faces at the big chief, and threatened him with action for fabulous damage judgment. They claimed they *»"re not from Danville, and that they •V-ould maJte it mighty warm for the ones responsible for putting them in the gloomy Jail. Later they weakened and admitted they did play hookey from the Illinois town and came down to a live Hoosler city to get a taste Of high life. The chief of police of ianvllle finally same down with one of the girl's parents and took them home. Before leaving the jail, the father of one of the girls confided to them fhat there was a good spanking •vaiting for them when they got back 1»y their own fireside.

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"ji CLINTON, rnd., Sept. 28.—Chester fiullivan. 20 years of age, was arrested Friday morning and made to face the It dual charge of assault and battery and larceny. Sullivan wag boarding at the home of .Mrs. Sarah Wake, and left without giving the customary notice.

About the time Mrs. Wake discovered her boarder had gone she discovered, also,' that eleven dollars in cold cash "was gone. She heard young Wake was et the traction station waiting for a £ar to go to Tcrre Haute. She hurried to the station to question the truant boarder concerning the missing money. \The pertinent questioning wounded the (young man's dignity, it is claimed, and Jhe promptly struck out from the ghoul-

Sier, landing on his recent landlady what. In fistic parlance, is termed a '"haymaker." Then, it is said, he gave her a few parting k#ks.' His arrest ^followed soon afterward, and he was

Obliged to abamlon his trip to Terre Haute. He is still in jail in default of bond, nnd bis trial will be held before Justice, llarry Whetsell Saturday night.

Miner Crushed to Death.

By'Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., Sept. 28.—Tony jjtfontero, working at the Stiirkie mine, ivt Jacksonville, was caught between wo loaded card and crushed to death feoun after the men commenced work iFriday. The man had pushed his loaded car out to the "parting" and was not out of harm's w when two, loaded cars came washing down the entry and ran into it. Frontero remained between the cars until help could be Called. He was dead when extricated. The victim was about 40 years of age, and unmarried.' He has a brother living at Peoria, 111., who has been notified. The inquest will be held Saturday as soon as Coroner Gerish returns from Indianapolis, where lie is .attending a meeting of the state medical association.

i..- Announces Loan Quota. By Special Correspondent. CLINTON. Ind.. Sept. 28.—County

Chairman John Straw, of the Liberty J^oan committee, has announced the iuota of each township to be sold. The iiuota for the entire county is $775,O00, divided as follows: Highland *lownt Tiip, $27,17G.f7 Eugene township, t61,63S.3U Vermillion township, $M,,J 85.00: Helt township, $184,70S. 33

Clinton township, $417,311.67.

EMPLOYES TO MEET.

A meeting1 of the wheel workers and foundry employes will be held at the C. L. U. hall at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The meeting will be addressed by a representative of the International brotherhood of Foundry' Employes. President C. B. Fait anonunced that !oth union and non-union men "were Invited.

FOUR COUNTIES OVEK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 28.—Four Indiana counties—Kosciusco, Union and White, all in the Seventh federal reserve district, and Jackson county, in the Eighth district, reported having subscribed their full quota in the 3'Yurth Liberty Loan campaign before 10 o'clock this morning.

GOES OVER THE TOP.

fty Special Correspondent. SHELBITRN, Ind., Sept. 28.—The touth half of this township, with a Fourth Liberty Loan quota of $59,6€0, went over the top at 9 o'clock Friday ••\onini? with a total reported subscription of $G0,300. Other small sums to fee reported will increase this amount.

BANKS SHOW DECREASE.

A *?Jnw YORK, Sept. 28.—The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $46,825,730 reserve in i «-xcess of legal requirements. This is decrease of $18,709,440 from last

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Sullivan County Aspirant to Congressional Honors Waives All Claims for Exemption.

By Scec'al Correspondent. SULLIVAN, Ind., Sept. 29.—Fred F. Days, democratic candidate for congress from the Second congressional district, today waived all exemption from military service and automatically was placed in Class 1 A. He likely will be called within a few weeks.

Bays could have olalmed support of his wife and daughter and could have claimed exemption on other grounds, but he said he felt he was no better than the other thousands of young men who are going to the army, and evpressed a desire to g«t into the service as soon as possible.

Bays Is a graduate of Culver Military Academy and has a brother, Major Harold C. Bays, now in France.

Dies at Great Lak*s,

SULLIVAN, ind., Sept. 2*,—Justice Caleb H. Lester has received word that his nephew. Charter Games, 23, is dead of Spanish influenza at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. He is a graduate of Indiana university and is a former student of BePauw. His body will be shipped to Bruceville, Ind- for burial.

Son la Promoted,

SULLIVAN, Ind., Sept. 28.—Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hunt, of .this city, have received word that their son, Beeson Hunt, now in Prance, has been made a major. Hunt is a recent graduate of West Point and was with Gen. Pershing on the Mexican border before the war broke out.

On Appeal Board.

STTLLIVAJs, Ind., Kept. 28.—J. F. Alumbaugh, of Carlisle, has received word of his appointment as member of the Fifth District Appeal Board, to succeed W. H. Jones, who died six weeks ago. The appointment was made by President Wilson.

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S—Activity displayed In yesterday's stock market was resumed al the opening today, but profit-taking brought about recessions in some of the shares which advanced on the recent upturn. The oils especially suffered under this soiling and United States steel also met pressure. Railroad issues were in broader demand, with Canadian Pacific gaining a point. Mercantile preferred was run up 4 ,i points and various low priced specialties were in good demand.

American Beet Sugar... 69 American Can 45% American Smelting & Refining... 78 Anaconda Copper 69 Atchison *6 Baldwin Locomotive.... 90% Baltimore & Ohio 53 Mi Bethlehem Steel "B".... S2®» Canadian Pacific w .1631* Central Leather..... 70% Chesapeake & Ohio 58 Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Corn Products

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Cuba Cane Sugar....... aou Erie .....it. 15 u. General Motors .117 Great Northern Pfd.... 91 Int. Mer. Marino Int. Mer.. Marine Pfd...

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Keimeeott Copper....... ....... 34 Maxwell Motor Co,...". ....... 28 New York Central...... 73% Northern Pacific......... 88 Ohio Cities Gas........ 37% Pennsylvania .......... 43Reading 884 southern Pacific $6*4 ^outh«rn Railway...... Studebaker Co 49 Vs Union Pacific 1"5 United States Steel..... Willys-Overland

H1CAG0 BOARD OF TRAD It

CHICAGO. Sept 2S--Rig new downward swings in the corn market took place today under pressure of a general rush to sell. Opening prices, which ranged from to l^c lower with October $.1.41 to $1.41%, and November, to $1.40, were followed by a sharp further descent of Values.

Oats responded only moderately to the break in corn. After opening unchanged to %c lower, with October 72^c to 73c, prices underwent a further tag, but then recovered nearly to yesterday's finish. Provisions were weak.

CHIC At O ftLOTATlOXS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.—Grain and provisions closed: Corn—October, $1.39% November, $1.39.

Oats—October, 72 %c November, 73 V& Port—October, $40.30 November, $40.75.

Lard—October, $26.55 November, S2«.12. Ribs—October, $23.37 November, $23.42.

CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—^Butter—Unsettled. &i@58c. Eggs—Higher receipts 3,72 cases. Firsts. 48c ordinary firsts, 44@46c at mark cases included, 44 W47c.

Potatoes—Receipts, 102 cars. Minnesota and Dakota earlv Ohios. hulk, $l.S0(n.l.90 do. sacks, $2.00& 2.05 Wisconsin,'bulk, $1.65 @1.75 do, sacks, $1.90 It 2.00.

Poultry—Unsettled fowls, -20@25c APfiflfca, 25c.

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DEATH NOTICE.

FATTHAUER—Mathylda, age, 2S, died Thursday at 10 a. m., at her home. 501 South Eighth, of diabetes.

Funeral at the residence, 10:30 a. m., Sunday. Burial in Highland Lawn cemetery. Friends invited.

CARD OUTRANKS.

We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in our terrible bereavement in the loss of our htisband and father and to extend our thanks to all those for their beautiful flowers, and we wish to especially thank the carmen's union and the school children for their kind assistance and beautiful flowers sent us.

IMRS. J. A. FRANKLIN, SON. JAMES A. FRANKLIN, MOTHKIt, S. A. REMKLE.

LODGE NOTICE. Terre Haute Commandery No. 16. K. T. Special conclave, Saturday evening, Sept. 28, at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the order of the temple. Visitors welcome.

CONRAD J. HERBER, C.

JAMES K. ALLEN, Recorder.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FURNITURE LEATHERS —For Sale By— DUENWEG S LEATHER HOUSB 520 Ohio Street. Near Fifth. Bell Phone S27. OIL Phone 17S.

STORAGE AND PACKING. STORAGE -Furniture stored

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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. WE pack, crate and store your furniture at less than others. Packing boxes and barrels for sale. Chas.

Krah Box Co. New phone 27o7— 277S-R. Old 391#.

WANTED TO BUY.

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

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. CON"HAD Transfer Co., 24 S. Ninth. New 3600 old 821 experienced men.

MOVING VANS.

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

UPHOLSTERING.

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

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 28.—ReceiptsHogs, 4.500 head cattle, 600 head:

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300 head sheep, 300 head. BUljLS AND CALVES— Good to prime export $10 E4011 Good to choice butchers... 9 i~@ll 00 Common to fair 7 00@ 00 Veal calves. 11 #0&iS 60

STEEUSPrime corn fed, 1,300 lba and up 18 60020 00 Good to choice, 1,800 lbs. and up 17 75@18 50 Good to choice, 1,150 to 1,250 lbs Good to choice, 800 to 1.100 lbs Common to medium, 1,800 lbs. and up Common to medium. 1,100 to I,"50 lbs Common to medium, 800 to 1,100 lbs Good to choice yearlings.. 14 00 llEiFEHfci ANI COWS— Good to choice heifers.... $11 60^14 00 Fair to medium heifers... 10 25© ii Ou Common to fair 8 0 0 10 Good to choice cows...... 10 00@12 00 Fair to medium cows 9 Oo® 9 75 Canners and cutters...... 6 50@ 8 50

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STOCKERS, FEEDING CATTLE— Good to choice steers, 700 lbs. and up $11 25Q12 50 Common to fair, 700 lba and up.! 10 00011 26 Good to choice, under 700 lbs 11 00®12 00 Common to fair, under 700 lbs 8 00® 75 Heifers, medium to good.. 9 00@11 00 Cows, medium to good feeding S BOlS'lO 50 Springers 8 60@10 00 Stock calves 10 00^12 00 Veal calves... 11 007 18 50

Best heariea 18 40@1» 7f Medium and mixed 19 45££19 7f Good to Choice lights 19 70S'19 75 Common to medium lights 19 70V19 7T Light pigs Bulk of sales .SHEEP— Good to choice sheep..... spring lambs Vearlings Common to medium...... Bucks Sreedang ewes

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CHICAGO I.IVB STOCK.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.—U. S. Bureau of Markets. Hogs—Receipts, 8,000 10c higher than yesterday's average, spots showing more gain. Butchers, $19.50® -0.10 light, $ 19.60 20.oO packing, §18.605? 19.3fi rough, $1J.00#18.50 pigs, good and choice, SIS.Oo iff 18.50.

Cattle—Receipts. 3.000 compared with a week ago prime native steers 10c higher bulk of common, medium and srood native and western steers 50c@ $1.00 lower. Cows 75c to $1.00 lower bulls. 25c. to 50c lower: calves $1.00 lof'er stockers and feeders 25c to 75c lower.

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK. EAST BUFFALO. N. Y„ Sept. 28.— Cattle—Receipts, 700 slow.

Calves—Recplrits. 4,000 slow $1,00 lo«er $7.00^19.50. Hogs—Receipt.*, 1,900 active heavy mixed and yorkers, $20.50"~

Sheep—Receipts. 2,000 slow and lower. Lambs, $10.00@ 17.75 yearlings [email protected].

ST. LOl?IS LIVE STOCK. ST. LOUTS. Mo., Sept.' 2S.—Hogs—Receipts, 2,500 higher. Lights, $19.65@ 19.90 pigs, $15. jr.'a119.50 mixed and butchers, $19.50^20.00 heavy, $19,S5@ 20.00 hulk of sal?s, $1 '*.65 ?/1 9.95.

Cattle—Receipts. 2,200 steady. Beef steers, $15.20'o. 15.95 cows,- [email protected] calves, $7.75S12.75. sheep—Receipts, 500 steady. Lambs,

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST

LOST—THIRD LIBERTY BOND, NO. 6.824.357: WAS LOST WEDNESDAV MORNING BETWEEN TERRE

HAUTE TRUST BUILDING AND BAUH'S DRUG STOKE. ALL BANKS HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED NOT TO BUY THE BOND. BUT A REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ITS RETURN •RO THE TRIBUNE BUSINESS OB'UICE. LOST—Small coin purse advertising

Old Reliable coffee, containing one $ bill and two $1 bills. Finder please return to 1613 S. 9th and receive reward. LOST—Parties that picked up pocketbook near traction office containing five $1.00 bills and 25c and a dime are known. Return to office traction company. Reward. LOST—5 yards of blue taffeta taken from the ribbon counter at Kraft's "10c store. Finder please return to

Kraft's office and receive reward. LOST—Masonic emblem, Scottish Rite, double-headed eagle. If found return to Tribune office. James B. Wallace,

Bowling Green, Ind. LOST—Pair of lady's glasses in pasteboard box with an extra broken lense.

Return to Tribune and receive reward. LOST—On or near Darwin road, west of river, hypodermic case. Dr. Ward, veterinary, Terre Haute. Both phones. LOST—New Goodyear tire, 34x4. Hay's

Taxi, 21M: S. 4th. Liberal reward. LOST—Glass door out of automobile lamp. Reward, 1324 S. 13^4-

HELP WANTED—Male.

WANTED—Men to learn aviation, motor mechanics or airplane building. If drafted, qualify before call. Best government department. All aircraftsmen exempt. Write. Moler

Aviation School, 105 S. Wells St., Chicago. WANTED—Man to work in factory over draft age or draft exempt

Steady employment good wages. Apply superintendent Smith-Alsop Paint Shop, 110 Wabash. WANTED—Boys not going to school must have bicycle. Good wages, fehort houra Apply at once. Western

Unir.". Telegraph Co. WANTED—Man to drive Ford delivery car must be experienced give age and reference. Address Box 35, Trill u n e^ WANTED—Boys between ages 16 and 18 good opportunity to learn trade.

General Plate Co., 1600 Huiruan.

WANTED—Bread and cake baker at once day work small shop. Art Gilbert, Fowler. Ind. WANTED—Man good wages paid for first class Ford repair men. Central

Auto Co.

WANTED— Male stenographer and bookkeeper. AddresB 1^ C.. care of Tribune. WANTED—Experienced stove repair man. Scott & Hart, 1336 Main. WA N'TED—Good colored porter good •wages. Moore's Dairy Lunch.

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FOR RENT—6-room cottagre, not modern. but has gas and water in 10 block N. 7th. 4076 New phone. FOR RENT—Modern S-room house, 528

S. Seventh. Telephone 1122.

FOE RENT—Rooms

FOR RENT —Light housekeeping rooms, between both miners' trains. 430% Lafayette FOR RENT—2 rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping gas and lights. 242fi Second ave. FOR RENT—Four desirable rooms for man and wife. 653 3d ave. N,ew phone 2467-J. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room in private family. 1236 K. 4th. New

Phone 3620. FOR RENT—One front unfurnished room newly papered. 1435 Eagle. FOR RENT—Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms. 610 N. 9th. FOR RENT Private housekeeping rooms. 335 S. 17th. Bell 3502. FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping

W sleeping rooms. 919 8th ave. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms and steam heat. 512 Eagle. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleeping room r.rodern. Ill N. Sth FOR RENT—Modern room. 1319 Chestnut. New phone 1676-J. FOR RENT—One front room in private family. 234 N. lath. FOR~RENT—Two rooms. 110 S. 10H

St. Dr. Laughead^ EOR RENT—Four rooms, 78 «. 18th. Call 111 N. 18th. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms city heat. 712 Walnut FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms. __lR ^s_ S. 4 th^ FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. 315 S. 7th. FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms.

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CII^GS Of THE I AN LOONS—It Seems a Case of Too Much Brotherhood

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RENT—Hoqact and Fit»

FOR RENT—Desirably located modern 7-room house hot water heat, and 4-room flat city heat. The Do&k Co.,

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FOB RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Business room 24x60 with •helving and counters 7 living rooms above excellent location for general store. New phone 2055-L.

FOR RENT—Business room, northwest corner 13th and Wabash. Will remodel to suit tenant. 904 S. 7th.

New phone 1564-X. FOR RENT—Strictly modern business room with living rooms in connection: fine location for grocery. New phone 4267. FOR RENT—Garage for four machines. 1238 Lafayette ave. FOR RENT—Barn for horses or auto.

New phone 3914-X.

FOR RENT—Offices.

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

STORAGE.

WANTED —City storare, household goods, etc. brick warehouse. 44 S. 10 i*. JJc. X. Laughead. Office old

HELP WANTED—female. WANTED—Women and girls to sew on government work, mackiiiaws, felltng 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., 9^ and Ohio. WANTED—Girls to make U. S. army garments plenty of good, steady work. Apply at once to Miss Lowe,

Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabasli ave. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework must be good cook: no laundry excellent wages. 3-31

S. 6Vo. New phone 3617. WANTED—Girl for general housework family of two must be good cook reference required. Bell phone 3524 new 3697. WANTED—Competent white woman to take washing and ironing from house, with reference. New phone 2669. WANTED—Middle-age lady to assist with housework on farm. Address

Box 35, West Terre Haute, R. R. B. WANTED—Strong woman to do alterations on men's suits steady position.

Sherman's Store. 416 Wabash. WANTED—Counter girls at Hotel Dert.!ng Coffee Shop. Good wages. Apply

Steward, Hotel Deminff. WANTED—Washwoman to take washing home. Apply evenings after 6. 431 S. loth. WANTED Experienced office girl stenographer. Address Box 37, care

Tribune.

WANTED—At Once, woman to pick up dishes at nisht. Moore's Dairy Lunch. WANTED—Second cook white or col,ored. American Restaurant, 807 Wabash. WANTED—Middle-aged white woman for nurse-maid. Apply 405 S. 6th. WANTED—Maids. Apply to housekeap. er: good wages. Hotel Demlng. WANTED—Girl for general housework, family of two. Call 111 N. 7th. WANTED—Experienced housemaid no cooking. Apply 428 S. 6th. WANTED Woman for housework.

Gardner's, Taylorville.

^_WANTEp-—Mi8cellanfons. WANTED—Shoe repairing. Men's half soles, $1.15 ladies' half soles, 85c.

Work called for and delivered. Poplar Electric Shoe Shop, 13th and Poplar. Old phone 3424 new phone 1110. WANTED—To rent farm with teams and implements furnished: have had twenty years' experience In farming in Illinois. Address Box 25, West

Terre Haute, R. R. B. WANTED—To rent a farm on shares, 50 to 160 acres, by experienced man with good references. Cash or grain rent. Apply Box G, car^ Tribune.

W/.sTED—Anchor Furniture Co. pays highest prices for ranges, cook stoves and heaters. Call new 1387 or old 869. 311 Wabash ave. WANTED" TO"TRADE-* Feeding^tanka*e for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone 73 old phone 3866. Harrison Smith. WANTED

Philadelphia who won of half a freight car for furniture Address Box 34, care Tribune.

Citizens 4296. Nights call Bell 4139. Terre Haute Hide & Fertilizer Co., 12 North Second. WANTED—A few more boarders and roomers. Board and room $6 per week meals $5. 422 S. 7th. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles

Jones. Old 1683 new phone 1252-J.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy a 5-passenger Dodge car must be in good shape and at right price. Will pay cash Monday.

Address Box 39, care Tribune.

WANTED TO BUY—Used heating and cooking stoves. George Finch, 1.121 Poplar. New 364 old 849. WANTED—To buy three cell storage battery. Call new phone 1064 quick. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 3550. WANTED TO BUY—Heating stoves"

Scott, 1336 Wabash.

WASTED—Room*.

WANTED—Three modern light housekeeping rooms north side by school teacher. Citizens phone 3733. WANTED—Two or three furnished rooms for housekeeping close in.

Adaress Box 41, care Tribune. WANTED—One large unfurnished modern room for light housekeeping.

New phone 3785. WANTED—Three unfurnished rooms close in. Address Box. 36, Tribune.

WANlxSD—House.

WANTED—To rent 4 or 5-room house with gas. New phone 2055-L. WANTED—To rent modern 5 or 6-room house^ Old phone 5606.

WAN AED—-Apartment.

WANTED—Small furnished or unfurnished apartment. Address Box 84, care Tribune.

MOVING

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

OVERLANDjaOVINa^

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

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

POOL* TAHXjKH—New and second hand also supplies. Geo. R. May, 1^45 Wab

RAG RUG WEAVINQ.

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

OXYGEN ^ACETYLENE WELDING. Tanks built all kinds. Thomas Weldi ins Shop., 1^04 Poplar. Old 2020.

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FOR SALE—Mi»cellaneon». FOR SALE—Stojage goods must be sold. Child's bed. $6.50: sanitary cot, $4.50 wash stands. $2.5C iron beds, $2.50 stand tables, $1 Puritan oil stove, $8. Vandalia Storage Co., 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Almost new piano in mahogany case with new stool and scarf to match. Price $250 on payments of $2.60 s, week. Robertson's, 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—Slightly used taking machine in perfect condition, including 6 records worth $49.50. Silverstein

Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Peninsular range, with feservoir and high closet: good nickel: $27.50. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—$100 high-grade talking machine. Including 6 Columbia records. This week special, $74.50.

Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. F*OR SALE—Slightly used Victor machine with good selection of nfew records. Price $15. Easy payments.

Robertson's. 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Player piano. Lyon ft Healy make slightly used terms to suit. Inquire 303 Wabash ave., Vandalia Storage Co. FOR SALE—10 mantel folding beds revarnished and springs in good shape. $8.00. Vandalia Storage Co., bash 303 Wat ave. FOR SALE—Chifforobes, chiffoniers, buffets and dressers all unclaimed freight: cheap. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Work horse, milch cow. 2 sets of double work harness, farming utensils, growing crop, 30 acres. 2721

N. 17th.

To know a party going to id need the uso.

WANTED—Sixty old feather beds will pay highest cash price. Send postal. American Feather Co., general delivery, city. Will call. CALL US on dead animals. Bell 544

FOR SALE—Dresser, $5.50 chiffonier. $4.50: combination oookcase and writing desk, $9.50. Scott, 1386 Wabash. FOR SALE—Two square pianos, fine for children to practice on. Set yoar own price. Vandalia Storage Co.. 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—No. 25 and No. 51 Florence heaters: new bowls and hot blast ring. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wa. basn ave. FOR SALE—$650 standard make play-er-piano in splendid condition, $395.

Terms to suit. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Gray Advance range rebuilt and guaranteed to bake, $22.50.

Vandalia Storage Co., 303 wanash ave.

FOII SALE—Kimball parlor organ tn 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. 608 Wabash. FOR SALE—25 library tables some not even scratched, $4.50 up. Vandalia

Storage Co., 303 Wabash 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 av«. Fofi SALE~— $600 player"" used few months, $450. Payments. Brewer

Piano Co., 7th and Cherry.

FOR SALE—Organs, light oak finish, with mirror, $15 Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph, 250 records and cabinet What \till yoa eive? 508 Wabash. FOii SALE—Wing piano handsome walnut

case

$175 long time to pay

tor. 508 Wabash. ^OR SALE—Good drophead Singer sewing Machine. 1800-R new phone. 1527 6th ave. FOP SALE—Baby photos at yoar home

Martin's Photo Shop. New phone 2700 old 16.

FOR SALE—Used player-piano in good condition, $345. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—300 piano tised short time, $135.' Payments. Brewer 1'iano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—$85 cabinet phonograph, 13 records, $35 easy terms. 608 Wabash. FOR SALE—100 rebuilt range# and healers. Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Oil stoves, S3.50 ovens, $1.98. 1336 Wabash. Scott FOR SALE—Wilson Hot Blast heater, $7.95 easy terms. 508 Wabash.

FOf. SALE—Duntley Pnumatic Cleaner. 15 N. 8th. Tel. 1122, new. FOR SflinLE—G-ood practice piano for $')5. Silverstein Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Shavings. T. J. Martin

Co., 15th and Vandaila railroad. FOR SALE—Ho e Comfort^ $l!h7i easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SA LE Florence heater good new. $18.00. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Good drop-head sewing machine, $10. 22 S. 6th. FOR SALE—-25 folding beds, $10.50.

Scott's. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Guaranteed Range easy terms. 508 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—SOIV bringing pigs October 5. Call old phone 1043. FOR SALE—Florence heaters all sizes.

Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR^SALE—Household furniture and stoves. 344 Kent av«.

FOR SALE—Acme Range, $22.50 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOP HALE—Laurel range, $13.95 easy terms 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rebuilt range, $12.00. Easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rolltop desk, $10.50. Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Fresh cow. Citizens phone 124S-L. FOR SALE—Pony, buggy, etc. 1205 N. 12th. FOR SALE—Buck range. Call 1906 S.

Sth.

FOR SALE—Used bricks. 824 Wabash. FOR SALE—Evans brooms. New 3980.

MINE MULES

46 to 60 Inches

BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM 319 WALNUT STREET. T. H. HORSE AND MULE CO.

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FOR SALE—Ceiling fan, only used four months, and one-half power motor, and one Remington typewriter. Room

U. Naylor-Cox BIdg., corner 4th and Main. FOR SALE—Red brood sow. weight about 275 pounds. Call 1511 S. 21st after 6 o'clock. FOR SALE—Bay driving mare, seven years old buggy and harness. 1013

S^JOth.

FOR SALE—$50 Sturgls baby carriage good as new, $"0. New phone 230. FOR SALE Horse, harness, light spring wagon cheap. 2240 1st ave. FOR SALE—Sow and pics and 2 slioatC.

No Sunday deals. 13th and Helen. FOR~~SALE—NoJ 18 Coles hot~ blast heating stove. f»10 Ohio st. FOR SALE—Combination coal and gas range. 333 Gilbert ave. FOR SALE—Good horse, buggy and harness. 1637 S. 3d. FOR SALE—Twin Indlaa motorcycle, $40. S31 S. 9th. FOR SALE—Rabbits. 1715 S. 10th. New phone 3085-L. FOR SALE—Good hound. Otto Heck.

St. Marys^ FOR S ALE—Overcoat. Call new phoa* 2193-J. FOR SALE—Six overcoats. 1543 Third ave.

FOR SALE—Auto.

FOR SALE—Reo 5-passenger. 4-cyltn-der car: Studebaker 6-cylinder car Studebaker 4-eyllnder car Chalmer® 6-cylinder car. All these cars have electric lights and starters in crood condition. Cole Auto Co., 514 Ohio. FOR SALE—One baby grand Chevrolet, one 5-passenger Overland, one 5-pa8-senger Oakland, one Buick roadster, one Dodge roadster all in first class condition. W. Auto Laundry, 2nd and

Poplar.

IHG EST CASH PRlCE PAID FOR USED AND WRECKED AUTOS. Any part for your auto at lowest prices. 1340 Liberty ave. New 2433^ FOR SALE—One Fdrd, one Interstate: both car* thoroughly overhauled and newly painted. Hay Auto Shop, rear 654 Ohio. FOR SALE—We have a number of soo&i used cars for sale. Prices from $800 to $1,100. °ettyJohn Co.. 60S Nortk

Sixth St.

FOR SALE—Autos. Lexington. Oakland and Allen cars ar« sold at PettyJohn's. «0a North Sixth street. FOR SALE—5-passenger Interstate car. in A-l condition also other cars.

Hedge's Garage. 4 34 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Chevrolet car in first-class condition overhauled and repainted.

Bargain. 1416 S. 16th. FOR SALE—Saxon roadster cheap for quick sale. American Auto Co., 8th and Hulman. FOR SALE—Cheap, Ford touring car, in good condition. Hedge's Garage, 434 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Cloverleaf roadster first class condition. New 44 38. FOR SALE—Ford roadster. Cole Auto

Co., 514 Ohio.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Chevrolet roadster. injfi? condition, for diamonds or real^^t ate._Robertson's, 82." Wabash, SALE OR™EXCHAN 1E For Terfc.

FOR TRADE good estate FOR ...

Haute property, 80 arr'\s timber l.ifld, W. A. Douglas. Coal Bluff. FOR SALE OR +RADE—By owner, firoom modern "ottaern, S. 7th St. New phone 2567 and 2C2*-R.

FOR SALE—R*fl1 Estate

FOR SALE—New 4-room houso: acr# to 3 acres garden land hotrs St chicken houses and fencing, all for $300 down balance monthly payments. Located four miles t^outh of main street. Real esta m-n need not answer. Address O. T., care

Tribune.

FOR SALE—-New, strictly modern bungalow, 2322 S. 6% st. 6 rooms and bath will consider trade for smalle* house. Phone, new 4."42-J. FOR SALE—6-room modern house. 143f 5 th ave.

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South Nineteenth street, modern bungalow, five rooms every conven^ ience reasonable payment down, fral-. anc« as rent deal directly with owner. —ROOM NO. 714— TERRE HAUTE TRUST BUILDING

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LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR SALE—56 4 ACRE^^ALTL^K By virtue of an order of the Vigo Circuit Court, dated Aug. 14, 1918, and entered in the probate records of taici court in order book 54, at pages -4 7

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and 448, the undersigned, as guardian/ of Edith A. Hoffman and Ralph O. Hoffman, on Saturday, the 12th dav or October, 1918, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock a. m., at room No. 401. in the Star building, in the city of Terre Haute, in the state of Indiana, will offer for sale, at private sale, for not less than the full appraised value, certain real estate, the properly of saul-l minors, situated in the county of VIRCV in the state of Indiana and'described as follows, to-wit: The undivided

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sixths of the west half of the west half of the northeast quarter of section, thirty-four, in township thirteen north, of range oigiit west, containing fortyacres also, sixteen and one-fotirtii acres off the west side of thirty-one and one-fourth acre off the east side of this northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-four, in town, ship thirteen north, of range eight west: being in all fifty-six and onefourth a«res, more or less. Terms of sale, cash in full, or, if desired by thi» purchasers, one-third cash and the bai-i ance

by a note and mortgage,"

payable with interest and attorntf'i. fees twelve monthi after date. CHARLES E. HOFFMAN,

Guardian.

R. B. STIMSON, Attorney.

We repair all makes of sewichines, $1.."0. Scott & Hart. 508 bash avenue.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL SOLDIERS wives will get 10 per cent discount on packing and storage Old phone 3191. 7SFC Lafayt

id storage yctte. wing ma508 Wa- i

Talking machines repaired all makes $1.50. Scott & Hart. 50s Wabash Vve.

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