Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 November 1918 — Page 23

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Father

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Van Loon Says:

Buy These'

Saturday for 28c

rou're getting lome baigaln.

Keep the Home o e i e s Burning.

1. Take Me Bnek to Dear Old Blighty.

Laddie In Khaki

1 I o v e o a Truly.

i. Perfect Day. *. Over the Top (March)

Hulman's Music fetore

32 S. SEVENTH ST.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

Cattle.

JCJLLING STEERS— JSxtra good. 1,200 lbs. and upward |1T 50J|19 00

Good to choice, 1,300 lbs. ft and upward 17 50® 18 60 Common to medium, 1.300 lbs. and upward.. 16 00@17 25

Good to choice, 1,200 to 1.300 lbs 19 50® 17 50 Common to medium, 1.200 to 1,800 lbs IS 50@16 25 u Good to choice, 1,100 to 1,200 lbs 14 50016 50

Common to medium, ftf 1.100 to 1.200 lbs 13 50@14 25. Good to choice, 1,000 to 1,100 lbs 12 00013 50 •*v Common to medium, i 1.100 to 1,200 lbs. 11 60®12 76

Poor to good, under 1.000 lbs 7 00011 26 Good to best yearlings^. 11 00015 00 HEIFERS—

Good to best, 800 lbs. and upwards 00011 00 Common to medium, 800 i pounds 0008 76

Good to best, under 800 M* pounds 00012 00 Common to medium, un* der 800 lbs. 00 0 8 76

COWS— •, Good to best, 1.050 lbs. upward 9 00011 00

Common to medium, 1.060 lbs. upward 7 750 8 76 Good to best, under 1,050 pounds I 00 0 9.00 Common to medium, under 1,050 lbs OO0 7,75 Cannera and cutters ... -00# 7 00 BULLS—

Common to best, 1,800 lbs. upward 00010 50 Cood to choice, under 1,300 lbs 00010 00 Pair to medium, under 1.200 lbs 00 0 8 00 Common to good bolognas #00 8 00 CALVES— 5, Good to choice veals, under 200 lbs 16 50017 50

Common to medium veals, under 200 lbs.. 9 00016 25 Good to choice heavy calves 9 00@10 00 .Common to medium :*.iv heavy calves 25® 8 75

STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLE— Good to choice steers, 700 lbs. and up 11 00 012 00

Common to fair steers, 700 lbs. and up, 10 00@11 00 Good to choice' steers, under 700 lb? 10 00 011 50 i® Common to fair steers, under 700 lbs 9 00@10 00

Medlunt to good heifers. S 50® 10 00 'Medium to good feeding cows 8 00® 9 50 .foH -Springers A M® 9 60 s Stock calves, 250 to 45(f pounds. 10 00012 00

Boars.

Mixed and select. 160 to 199 lbs |17 70® 17 85 Mixed and select, 200 to 224 lbs. Mixed and select, 225 to 249 lbs Closely selected, 250 lbs. upward Fat hogs, weighing 180 to 155 lbs Fat back pigs under 130 lbs .. Feeding pigs under 140 lbs 1(5 00 down Good to best fat sows 16 60® 17 00 Poor to best stags, 80 lbs. dock 16 00® 18 00 Boars, thin sows and skips—No definite £rice" '"•y Sheep and Lambs.

16 60® 17 60

16 00 down

PHc^S ^Sffcre 80c lower., Good to choice sheep ...$ 8 00® 8 60 Common to good sheejt, 5 00@ 7 75 Good to choice lambs..,. 13 50014 00i Common to medium lambs 10 00@18 25 Good to choice yearlings. 11 00®12 00 Common to fair yearlings 9 00010 76 Bucks, per 100 lbs 9 00® 10 00

'f. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—United States Bureau «f markets

Hogs—Receipts, 30,000 market very sl« :ut more packers, Shippers and speculators now buying about steady to strong with yesterday morning's early prices practical top, *18.45. Butcher's, $17.90®IS.45 light., 617.25© lk.15, packing $1 6.55 17.65 throwouts, 115.50® 16.50 pigs, good to choice, 14 75^ 10.50.

Cattle—Receipts, 5,000 good native and western steers, strong to higher ethers and butcher cattle, Slowt calves, •trong to 25o higher.

Receipts, 11,000 "killing

classes, 25 ®50c lower than yesterday* early trad#. Feeding iamb* about steady.

4-- ST. LOl'IS LIVB STOCK. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 8.—Hogs—Receipts, 7.000 higher. Lights, 117.70® 18.20 pigs, 814.75® 16.50 mixed and butcher's, $17.60® is.50 heavy, $18.35& 18.50 bulk, [email protected].

Cattle—Receipts, 3.500. Steers, $11.BO @18.23 yearling steers and heifers,

{T.15017.25.

9.50ffil5.o0 cows, $7.50® 12.50 calves

Sheep Receipts, 1,500 steady Lambs, $16.50016.76 ewes, fll.00® 12.00.

I BUFFALO LIVE STOCK. BCFFALO, N. Y„ Nov. 8.—CattleReceipts, 900 slow. ^Calves—Receipts, 600 strong $7.00®

Hogs—Receipts, 7,200 pigs, steady Others easy. Heavy, $18.50®18.65 mixed, $18.50(^18.60 vorkers. $18.60: light, yorkors and pips. $17.25© 17.50.

Mieep—Receipts, 7,800: lambs, slow and easier. Lambs. $10.O0®li.Odi »th•rs unchanged.

PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK. PTTTSBL RUH. Pa., Nov. s.—Hosts-— Receipts, 7,500: steady. Heavies, $17.80 eiS.00 "heavy yorkers, $17.25 17.80

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$16-50@ 16.75 pigs, $16 00

Shet-p—Receipts, 1.800 steady. Sheep. $11.25 top lambs, $16.00, Ca Ives—Receipts, 100 lower, 81S.M.

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rilCAGO BOARD OF TTt ADE

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—Fresh weakness developed In the corn market today ectanc that an armistice with Germany would soon b« 5 »•!•. «.s, «iiith varied from unchanged fiRures to S^ic lower with December and Januarv both $1.20Vs to $1.22, were followed by a moderate rally and then by a descant lower than before. -S

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CARD OF THANKS

Wo wish to thank our neighbors and friends, employes of the Vandaiia shops and members of Trinity M. E. church for their kindness and sympathy shown during- the illness and death of our beloved husband and brother also for the many beautiful florc.1 offering's. c- MRS. GIDEON H. .TONE& 1URS. WM. R. LITTLE,

MRS. THOS. K. SMITH.

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARKE:

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Leading stocks opened at sharp declines today as a result of yesterday's false reports of the signing of a truce between Germany and the allies. Reactions of 1 to 5^ points were registered at the outset by Mexican Petroleum and many of the leading rails, as well as secondary issues of that division. Coppers broke an average of one point and motors fell back with prominent specialties. The few early gains were represented by Marine Preferred, American Sugar and Sumatra Tobacco, the latter rising four points, 'the market strengthened in all quarterns before th£ end of the first half hour.

KEW YORK STOCK LIST.

American Beet. -Sug&i* P...«. ... 61 American Can ....... 46-% American Smelting & Refining J.. 92

Anaconda Copper 72'i Atchison 97 Vj Baldwin Loccfmotive ............. 81^. Baltimore & Ohio 59 Bethlehem St eel "B" ..I......... 61 Canadian Pacific ............... 170 Central Leather ... 62 Chesapeake & Ohio ...... Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul ., Corn Products Crucible Steel ..... Cuba Cane Sugar .... Erie General Motors Great Northern pfd. Int. Mer. Marine .* Int. Mer. Marine Pfd.

Kennecott Copper Maxwell Motor Co. New York Central .. Northern Pacific .... Ohio Cities Gag ..... Pennsylvania ....... Reading Southern Pacific Studebaker Co. L'nion Pacific nited States WTl^a-pYerland

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CHICAGO ftUOTATIO.VS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—Grain and provisions clopinpr: Corn—December,^ $1.19% .. January. $1.21 H. The cloSR was Oifsettled at 2T4c net lower to 5c advance, the latter for November, witli December $1.197i

to $1.20, and January $1.21 Vi to $1.21

17 95® 18 06 $2*10. Ribs—November, $23.60 January, 18 15®IS 26

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STATISTICAL N0TE&

RECENT BIRTHS.

To Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Grossman, 1430 South Twelfth stret, boy, Richard Leo.

To and Mrs. Ellsbermsn, 1615 Ohio street, son, Howard Joseph. To Mr. and Mrs. Ehrman Effner, 1509 South Nlnetenth Btreet, girl, Evelyn.

To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Lock, 120 Kent avenue, boy, Robert Onyett. To Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Culley, 1720 Ohio stret, boy, Harry, Jr.

To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coney, 450 South Fourtenth street, boy, James. To Mr. and Mrs. Noah Dove, 1610 South Seventeenth street, boy, Arthur Leroy.

To Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Hamilton, R. R. F, girl, Georgia.Louise. To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Ashmead, R. R. F. girl, Naomi.

To Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jackson, 712 Locust street, boy, Boyd Beadle. To Mr. and Mrs. Herald Bacon, 810 Craft street, giM, Betty Jane.

To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Harberger, Twenty-sixth and Harrison avenue, girl, Norma Madge.

To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Devore, 2438 Third avenue, boy—Russel Edward. To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bender, Twenty-sixth and -Third avenue, girl, Esther May.

To Mr. and Mrs. David TJzzell, It 16 Fourteenth street, girl. Mary Alberta.

To Mr. and Mrs. William Dade, 817 North Tenth street, boy, William Joseph.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Robert E. Lee, testator, et ux. to Adda M. Cowman, lots 5"S-559, first addition, Vandaiia Park: $500. I

Hannah Wyeth to William H. Pedlgd, lot 513, Highland Park $1. Wilberforce L. Twadell et ux. to Irwin P. Donnelly, pt. lot *, BUb. O. L. C. C., orisinal town $1.

John Sprieterback et ux. to Frank E. Ward et ux., n. w. & sec. 17, tp. 11, r. 9 $1,

John Edwards to Lewels H. Weeks, s. w. 14 sec. 14, tp. 10. r. 9 $2,900.

BUILDING PERMITS.

Roy Pierce, 519 Scond avenue, remodel. Wood estimated cost, $275 Plerson & Rro., 800 South Ninth stret, addition to lumber yard, stone blocks estimated cost. $700.

COURT ENTRIES. Superior Court*,

James Meadows vs. Disk N. T^ayon change of venue from the Vermilion county court. Neal. Johns, Fuett &• Banta, Conley & Conley, Wait & Sunkel

John Norman vs. Dick N. Lavon! change of venue from the Vermilion county circuit court. Maxwell & McFadden, Neal, Johns, Puett & Banta, Conley, Conley A.Asherman.

Frank Meadows vs. Dick X: Layon. change of venue from the Vermi'lion county circuit court. Neal, Johns. Puett & Banta.

Clara Bickel vs. Charles Bickel, divorce. MUler & Kelley. Simon C. Stingley vs. Savana Stingley, divorce. Sweet.

Willis Meadows vs. Dick N. Lavon, change of venue from the Vermilion county circuit court. Neal, Puett. & Banta, Conley & Conley, Wait & Siyjltel.

Circuit Court.

In the matter of J. H. GaHagl.er et al. for opening a highway in -Vvlns township. Appeal from the commissioners of Vigo county.

Clarence E. Barnes vs. ^aran K Barnes, divorce. Reichniann & DOUKlass.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE—To our patrons, we are allowed a limited number of Round Oak hi aters for the season. Come in and make a deposit while they last

Vandaiia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave.

NO I ICE

PUBLIC SALE

Administrator's sale of Rov Pounds will be held Mondav November

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Fourth to avoid trouble.

... 61 *4 ... 51% ... 47% 56 ... 33 M, ... 20% .133 **•102% v.. 29v*- .. 121 ... 40Tit ... 40Vg .. 52% ...101 ... 46% ... 4!'% 91 ... 83*, ... .7o '/H

MISCELLANEOUS.

MAKE your photograph more attractive by having it tinted in natural oil colors. by Mrs. Brandenburg, colorist. 216 South Seventh. New phone 3024-R.

HELP WANTED—Male.

GOVERNMENT needs hundreds-clerks for income tax. customs, internal revenue. Terre Haute examinations soon. Salary $1,200-12.000. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars regarding examinations, w'rite Raymond Terry (former Civil

Bell phone 4133^ WANTED—An experienced collector at Scott A. Hare Stove and Furniture

Co., Linton, Ind. WANTED—Armature winders, wiremen and machinists. Ksster Electric

Co.. 1000 S .14th. WANTED—Dish washer, white or colored. American Restaurant, 807 Wabash.

WANTED—Teamsters. Union Transfer & Storage Co., 10 Vi and Wabash ave. WANTED—A man to learn to drive heavy truck. Box 39, care Tribune. WANTED—Furniture and stove repair man. J. B. Smith Furniture Co. WANTED—-Truck driver for heavy truck. -Box 38, care Tribune. WANTED—Republic truck, driver.

B. Smith Furniture Co. WANTED—Boy to work In drug store. Baur's Drug Store..

Wanted! Laborers

Vigo

Elevator

WANTED-—Situation.

Tribune.

1VHEN IN DOUBT Try Ths Trlbun*

MANN TIM6i TW^Y HAVE. iU&EP ir\THS. oPEtJ on ypuc cinouND

at Fairbank, Ind.

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—At the traction statLon, a red fox scarf, with a slightly soiled tan, satin lining. Reward for the return of this scarf to Edith Lowdermilk, fenelburn, lnd.

T—Pearl beads finder call new none 0182 reward. LOST—Piece of crocheted lace ecru, ('all 2873 old phone.

STOLEN.

STOLEN—The party who took Pope bicycle from garage on South Third street return same to 231 Vi North

Service Examiner). 3026 Columbian Building, Washington. MEN—Drafted or civilian—learn aviation motor mechanics or airplane "WANTED—Experienced

building. Government southern fields want thousands. Splendid future. Write, Moler Aviation School, 103 Welts, Chicago. WANTED—First-class clothing salesman, To the right man we offer a permanent position with good salary. Address Opportunity, tare

Tribune.

WANTED—Toung man, 20 to 25 years., ifflce work. Good

for collecting and office worn. uooi

steady position. Experience unneces-1

a_nd

Oats—December, 70l4c January, 70c U?®*? KliitZ, Lumber Co., Vt&tec aud Wabash.

Pork—November, $37.SO January, $43.«0. Lard—November, $26.60 January,

WANTED—Expert phonograph repairman: one that understands phonographs. Apply Scott A Hart* 608

Wabash.

WANTED—First-class meat cutter. Best wages for right mau. Chicago Meat Market and Main. WANTED—Corn shuck^r?. with or without board. 1548 North First St.

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STONES AMU •R.IDC1E5', ON DAMP 4BASS OFt BURNING 5ANE

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WANTED—Position as "mine ger" or "mine boss,'' 25 years' experience (both papers: 42 years old invite, correspondence good reference present employed as mine boss want change. Address Bopc 34,

WANTED—Youngr lady with" four-vear-old son wants position in home for general housework. Care of

Tribune, Box 35. WANTED—Washings, ~at Mrs.~Theodore Walker's, 2027 North Third st. WANTED—Sewing. Old phone 2043.

WANTED—To Rent _'

WANTED—To rent modern furnished room, well heated, close in. Care of Tribune* Box 36. WANTED—Two or three furnished light housekeeping rooms. Call new phone 8164.

WANTED—Roomer t.

WANTED—Roomers and boarders: $7 per week room alone, $2 meal ticket $4.50 for 21 meals. Germania Hotel 9th and Chestnut, one block south

Pennsylvania station.

WANTED—Boarders.

WANTED—Men boarders. 118 N. 6th.

RAG RUG WEAVING. WaUeTtiTa ughea.

it AG KUG weaving. 663)4 Wabash are..

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lii' i Frf

FOR RENT—Rooms.

LC1HGS Or THE AN LOONS—Mrs. Smart Can't Expect Too Much From Her Soldier Boy

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Terre Haute, Nov. 16, Dec. 7. 12.000 women clerks needed. Salary $1,200

Experience unnecessary. Women desiring government positions write for free particulars, Raymond Terry (former civil service examiner), 1026 Columbian Bidg., Washington, D. C. WANTED—Wonoen and girls to sew oa government work, mackiuaws, fe? Ing machines, inspectors Experience not necessary, we will teach you iow and pay a guaranteed wage during the learning period. Do no* telephone. ut apply to M'.ss Rail In person. Stshl-Urban & Co.. 9 V? and Ohio. WANTED—Counter nrl? at Hotel l»ei..fng Coffee i*hop. Good wages. Apply 8tewa-a Hotel T"mlng. WANTED—Double-en try bookkeeper good salary to capable person, J. B.

Smith Furniture Co. WANTED—Girl or woman to assist with housework good pay. 228 N. 5th st. WANTED—-Ladv to care for cViildren references required. Bell phone 1440.

tppiy

er: good wages. Hotel Deming. W ANTED—Girl for housework home nights. 107 N. 8th. WANTED™

-Waitress.

Hoiftse Lunch Room.

Terrs Haute

U. S. Employment Service Women's Division 13 N. Sixth St.

Wants girls experienced on power sewing machines to make U. S. army garments at

Ehrmann Mfg.

Co*

TENTH AND WABASIJ AVENUE.

HELP WANTED—Male and Female. bookkeeper, male or female, to take charge of office in retail store.' AVonderful opportunity for right party. Box 37, care Tribune.

FOE RENT—Houses and Flats. FOR RENT—Modern 6-room apartment, corner Sixth and Chestnut.

Knltely. City heat. Telephone 1121. FOR

FOF

RENT—5-room house, furnished

sary. Apnly Z. care Tribune. nace

-unfurnished modern except fur-

at 2

006 N. 14th.

WANTED—Experienced^rard foreman foR* RENT--6~room""modei,n furnishe#

cement, yard. Ray- house, with hot water heat.

new 1184-X.

Phone,-

FOR RENT—622 South Tenth. S-room house, $12. Frank Teel. 1221. new phone. FOR RENT—Modern 6-room upper flat heat furnished, $25.00. Enquire 1010

N. 7th.

FOR RENT—7-room house, S. 6th St. $13. Enquire 2601 S. 7th.

FOR RENT—Six unfurnished rooms, gas and water, located 1240^ Wabash. Inquire Walker Two Tiead

TlreMCo.

FOR RENT—Three or four rooms, furnished or unfurnished light and heat. 1507 Plum street. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms. Coal and gas furnished. 3

South Eleventh street. FOI\ RB^NT—Furnished light housekeeping rooms modern. New phone 353b. 660 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Newly furnished room" modern, in private family. 412 Oak.

Now 4072-Y. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms, 18^4 South. Fourth., -Inquire third floor.

FOR RENT—Rooms, strictly modern. Gentlemen only. Ill North Eighth street. FOR RE^NT—Large newly furnished room with private family,- ,1116 S. 7th St.. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 230 North 12th. FOR RENT—Three modern furnished rooms. 242 North Fourteenth. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms.

Steam heat. 512 Eagle street. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, up er apartment. 4ii iilagie. FOR RENT—Furnished, strictly modern clean rooms, oil Chestnut. FOR RENT—Nice warm sleeping room, with bath. 113 North 14th. i FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms. 2100 Wabash avenue. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, modern. 617 North Eighth. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. 230 S. 7th. FOR RENT—Three rooms, 324

Fifteenth.

North

FOR RENT—RcrtTna.' 411 South Fifth". FOR RENT—Rooms gents. 130 S. 6th.

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOR RENT—Offices Tribune Bonding. Apply Wabash Realty and Lean Ool, 721 Wabash avenue.

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Rooms, Fourteenth and, Wabash. Suitable for tailor, automobile repairer or shoemaker. Bam

Goodman, McKeen Block.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy a 5-paasenger Ford touring car body must be in good condition. Inquire Mooney's grocery.

CASH BUYER

For household goods, heating and woo It stoves. New phone 2757. Old s919. E ST RICES' AID for •jsed'ciothln* and shoes. Call new phone 3650.

WANTED—Kindling wood, phone 806 new phone 935,

WHAT

HELP WANTED—Female FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN.

FOR SALE—CO new Winsdor each stove furnished with coal and wood grates nickel top. rim side, Wings and foot rails dandy looker.

These were unclaimed freight. Special this week. Vandaiia Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Car load of new steel ranges plenty of nickel good bakprs cheap. This was a lest shipment, consequently we are compelled to dispose of same quick. Vandaiia

Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold kitchen cabinets, $12.50 upi'ron beds-, $o.00 up buffets, $16.50 up baby carrikg-es. $12.50 up. Vandaiia

Storage Co.. 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Heating stove., $12.00 good for house but too small for our store. We are getting a larger on«.

Stove can be sea# In use at Tucker's, 814 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Nice green baled clover hay for rabbits: get your winter's supply while it is to be had quality guaranteed. Terre llaute Coal & Supplying Co. FOR SALE—300 library tablen, mission, ffolden oak and fumed oak some damaged in transit, $4.50 up. Vandaiia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Live oak. Jewel heater, $8.00 Praire oak, $8.00 Noxall oak. $10.00: Buck and Florence heaters at bargains. Scott's, 3 333 Wabash ave. FOR SALE--500 rebuilt steel and cast ranges all standard make teed to bake. $12.50 up

guaraiiVandalia

Storage Co., 303 W.a.bah ave.

FOR SALE—Kstey organ: price $5.00. Purchaser must pay cartage or haul It themselves. Robertson's Music

House, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Siigh tiy used Haines Bros." piano price $250. Liberal discount for cash. Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash ave. 'FOR SALE—2 office desks, 1 Remington typewriter and desk, 3 letter flies. 1 Edison dictaphone. No. 284 3. 3rd st.

FOR SALE—Car load of tockers. mahogany, leather, reed, etc.. $3.98 up. Vandaiia Storage Co., 203 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Bargains In tine upholstered rockers and straight chairs

Spanish finish. Scott's, 1326 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Mattresses. $1.98. 9S.00, $3 50 and up. Springs. $1.00, $2,50, $4.00, $5.50 ami pp. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—ChlckerTng used 'piano price $50 cash only. Robertson's

Mubie House, 525 Wabash ave. FOIt SALE—New Emerson records large size price (5c. Robertson's

Music House. 6,25 Wahtsh ave.

FOR SALE—$150 cabinet style phonograph, $98, with six records. Brewer Piano Co., Seventh and Cherry. FOR SALE—Soft corn. Fine for poultry, $1.00 per 100 lbs. Delivered. New phone 282. OM phwne 1854* FOR SALE—Flemish Gianf**TkbBfti. breed does and young, flrst-class. Pat

Rench. 2202 South Third. FOR SALE—RLOO opera chairs, 10t tablet FOR SALE— Chevrolet! arm chairs, 70 stools, 7 tables, 9%x 2'j. No. 234_S. 3rd St. FOR SALE—Davenports and dufolds upholstered goods at bargains.

Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—$400 piano, used short time, $165. Tayments. Brewer piano

Co., Seventh ayd Cherry. FOR SALE—Dressers, kitchen cabinets, bufet at a bargain. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave.

SALE—Bargi* :is in pianos, $40.00 and up organs, $20.00 up. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Ten drop.head Singer sewing machines almost new bargata for cash. 22 S. 6th. FOR SALE—An Eclipse range and three dozen pullets. 711 Prairieton ave.

New phone 5143. FOR SALB—Sweet cider, boiled cider and pure apple vinegaR*,: Sam Oeta, 216 South Fifth. FOh SALE—Baby photos at your home.

Martin's Phcto Shop. N»w phone 1700: old 16. FOR SALE—Baldwin apples $1.10 per bushel, for the next two iia a nth and Ohio. FOR SALE—A thoroughbred Holsrcln cow. Good milker. 2641 North Seventeenth. FOR SALE—Storage range, select Bart* ner, at bargains. Scott's, 1'336 Wabash ave. FOH FALR—Baldwin piano, child's bad fcud mattress. New phone 3189-J, old phone 2874. FOR SALE—Cook stoves, $15.00,'$13.00 $20.00 and up. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Typewriter. Late mod#fc

Bargain. Write Box 30, Tribune. FOR SALE—Ranges, baseburners, soft coal heaters. 1121 Poplar. FOR SALE—Heating stove and gas plate, (.'all old phone 360*. FOH SALE—Seven shoat?, about 40 or 50 lbs. 1434 N. 28th. FOR —4-Inch lump coal.. Call 4716,iold phone. /*•. FOR SALE—A good hase burner. 2416

North 13%.

Call old

OXYGEN ACETYLENE WELDING Boiler tubes and castings. Thomas Welding Co.. 1104 Poplar. Old 3020.

UPHOLSTERING.

r.rst-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer, 1100 Pop*. Kew 4060-L: old 2242,

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MULES

I carry a big stock of mules, 48 to 64 inches all stock guaranteed tp represented. 217 South Fotxrtti. Terre TtauCa. 'New 993. Old 1074.

L. W. OTT.

WANTED—Miscellaneous.

WANTED^fo^T RAD &^FeedTn g"~~taniiage for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone J». old phope 3866 Harrison Smith.

CALL US on dead animals. Bell 544" Citizens 4296. Nights call Bell 41J»', Terre Haute Hide A Fertiliser Co.. t? Vorth Second. WANTED—To hear of farm of 70 to 100 acres for sale or trade. Deal with owner. Cary Hall, Oliver, 111.

WANTED—To clean vauits Chanes Jones. Old 1683: new phone 1252-J.

MISCELLANEOUS.

PUMP and driven well work. Shop and residence 322 N. 12th. Old phone 2715. Stump.

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. CONRAD Transfer Co., 24 S. Nintb. New 8600 old 81 experienced men*

FOR SALE—A. A B. two-oven gas stove, with self lighters used three months one 12x9 rug, coMapslble gocart with storm top one gas lamp.

Call 3489-F. FOR SALE—Stoves and household furniture. 640 South Ninth street.

MULES I

46 to 60 Inches

BIO STOCK TO SELECT FROM S19 WALNUT STREET. T. H. HORSE AND MULB[ CJlX

CITIZENS 4M1-L

FOR SALE."

$430.00 Burroughs. Adding Machine and other second-hand machines at low prices.

14 Nerth 8th St, ftea Sldg.

FOR SALE Auto,

FOR SALE:—-Ford body, good condltion with top and side curtains for light truck good as new also one light Republic truck. 1,500-pound capacity. Inquire_ Mooney's grocery. FOR SALE—Bring your worn out tires to us. No matter how dilapidated they are. we will buy them. But the tetter the tire the more we pay.

Mtfon Tire Service, 1220 Wabaan. FOR SALE—High cafh price paid for i"»ei and wrccked autos in any condition we sell parts for all cars a lot oi 3-x8»4 tires and tubes. 1340

Liberty ave. New phone 2438. FOR SALE—Two flve-passeng«r Overland demonstrators, good as new.

Cash or terms. Will sell at a big reduction. Gibson Overland Company, 818 Ohio street. FOR SALE—Three L\ S. casings! four

Fisk 34x4Vi tubes and emergency patch: all for $50 a great bargain. Thomas Welding Co., 1104 Poplar. Old phone 3020. FOR SALE—Seven-passenger, six-cyl-inder Overland. Perfect condition.

Owner must have $$00 at once. Inquire rear 810 Walnut. FOR SALE—One Ford delivery truck, one baby grand Chevrolet both in (lrst-class condition. Auto Laundry

Co., 2nd and Poplar. FOR SALB—Ws have a number of *001 used cars for sale. Prtees from $IM to $1,100. *»ettjrloha Co.. «9t North

Sixth St.

FOR SALE—Autoa Lexinsrton. oaklnnd and Alien cars ar* sold at Pettr John's. *•$ North 8t*th street

FOR SALE—If you have a used car for sale, see us. Quick M^tor Service, 720 North Seventh. lfOR SALE—5-passenger Briscoe, fn good condition re»eonable price. i640 Maple avenue.

five passen

ger: in best of condition private use. 2415 2nd ave. FOR SALE—ons llg ing car fully equipped at a bargain. 125-B 8. 7th. FOR 8ALElike new. phone 818 FOR SALE

-Dodge touring'car looks Day phone S77. Night

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

ment Robertson's Mlffllclfouse

COULDN

FOR SALE—Good 4-room% house, electric light, gas, well, cistern, cellar. 822 North Eighteenth street. Apply at 328 North Thirteenth streetbungalow, month

FOR SALE—Four-room North side. $60 cash, $12 Robertson Music House, W# Wabash ave. FOR RENT OR SALE—On payments: modern 5-room cottage. New phone *•1467-L.

8T0RAGE AND PACKING STOKAuE—YiTiri^ storea and crated brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and ali western pointa Quick service. Union

Transfer & Storage Co.. office 10 and Wabash. Both phones 404

WANTED—To Buy Furniture. WANTED—Anchor Furniture Co. pays highest prices for ranges, cook .stoves and heaters. Call new 1887 or old 869. 811 Wabash ave.

OVERLAND MOVING. move your furniture. City or

out of ths city. Union Transfer and Storage Co. Both phones 404.

^TORAGE^

WANTED —City storage, hous«tvoM goods, etc. brick warehouse. 44 & 10M). Dr. J. T. Laughead. Office old 947.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

foui. —New and second hand, also supplies. Geo. R. May. 1346 Wab.

MOVING VANS.

WILLY WALSH—Piano and furniture moving. New phone 584. old 4*07.

WANTED—To Buy,

Second-hand harness and riding saddles. Zachman, 115 S. 4th st.

.. YOU POSITIVELY

Name ..

Your Own1.Terms

WHErf YOU BORROW MONEY OF US. We give you the privilege of StatIn?# the amount you wish, to repay weskly or monthly—thus making trie loan a BKAL ACCO^IODA91

OS. We loan Furniture, Pianos* etc., at the

LEGAL RATS

Quickly, quietly and with a pleasing ABSENCE OF RED TAPE. You may keop the loan ON® TEAR—or two years if desired. WE PAY OFF OTHER COMPANIES

No objectionable methods. i As We Advertise, So We Dfe PRIVATE. RELIABLE.

Write, Phone or Call.

National Loan Co.

409 Trust Building. A CHAS. H. MOSS. Manager. New Phone 2774. Old Pbone 80tr 's

Jb'iU out, mail. 1$ thla b^nki

Nam*

Address p.,,

LEGAL NOTICES. SHERIFF S SALE.

Ford touring car. extra' Aiducks, Orph M. Hall, Freltag Welngood condition. 22 South Sixth. 'hardt & Co., William Doyle, receiver Iwill offer for sale the following de-( FOR SALE—Ford roadster flrst-class' MriWd rf«l

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Indiana Spc-ifeet to the place of beginning, as sama cial 4-ton truck Wisconsin motor,'appears on the recorded plat thereof, Bosch magneto, hydrautic dump. 75- in plat record 9, page 22, Vigo county, horse power practically new. What Indiana, and on Friday, the 23d day of have you? New phone 2442-L, after November, 191S, between the hour* of 6 p. m. 110 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of

cent smalTer DroDerties tn Dirt nav-!the

'i i.

A I,

TAKE TWENTY i

-.months''

Borrow what money you need'from $A us and repay in small monthly Install* ments, tAklng -twenty months jit you y desire, or pay faster If you like.

Get $50.00 pay back $2.60 per month.. Get $100.00 pay back $5.00 per month, with Interest at 314 per ornt per month on unpaid balance. You are allowatf, however, to repay In full at any tim«c and are charged Interest- only for actual number of months loan is carrled.

Ca!l atifl rrt a frpe "booklet, "The -j Twenty Fayfnent Flan," which d«scribes everything fully.'

We maHa,

loans on furniture, pianos, etc. Aim"?*, make loans to farmers on live stock/ implements, etcsr ?. ,L ^.

Terre Haute Loan Co,

-Boom 203 McKeen Bloclt

T' 4,

Northwest Corner Seventh and Wabasfi Qvair Wood Posey Shoe Store. Phonea: Citizens 1238., Bell

By virtue of an order of sale issued, from the Vigo Superior Court, directed! and delivered, in favor of Wabashr 31 Realty & Loan Co., and against Ann# 7 Sher, George Aiduks, also known aa ii

rents and

•cr,be'1

'•. avV Prlvilc*e8

real

FOR "SALE OR TRADE—Two lots In £T«i' w»*t Terr» Hanta Call at a*?n Helen ofxer the ree-simpic in ana to said real west Terre iiauio. Laii at iieien eglat?i

FOR SALE—Real Est&ts.

county. KdUnT to!wit: No. 1

FOR SAB^E—1917 Ford a bargain for McKeen ParK place, the same bei»i *350 .T. T. Rosoh garage. FOR SALE—Dort touring car, "New." 22 South Sixth.

subdivision of the following desert real estate, beginning in the center section 14, township 12 north of rai 9 west, thence south 1,445.4 feet thSneg east 1,800 feet thence north l,4M.i feet to the east and west half seetlen line In said section thence West 1,8#9

Proftts of the above de

together with ail

and

apaBn e. same belonging, for a term not exceedFOR SALE OR TRADE—Fountain and ing seven years, to the highest bidder restaurant- fixtures. 1283 Lafayette for cash, and upon failure to realise a avenue or 1216 Ohio street.

!sum

appurtenances to the

sufficient to satisfy said order of

t0 the

highest bidder for ca*h

to satisfy the same. This 25th day of October. 1911. JOSEPH DREHER, Sheriff.

Printers' fees $9.40. H. J. BAKER, Attorney. *?.•*

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ULTRA .SMART DANCES. Tou should know them. Private lei sons by appointment.

OSKAR DUENWEO *. Teacher of Modern Dancing. Studio 7K',i Wabash Avenue. Bell Phone 527. Cit. Phone It*.

ANNOUNCEMENT-

R. BuIIard

4PHYSICL4.N AND SURQSONI

814-31S

1^ now located at

UcKeem v

Bulldfng, Seventh and

—-Phone#-"-

Office, new 2324. Residence^new 171.

FURNITURE PACKING.

JB. TSIL VLKBFI.RO"

Will pack, crate and store your fural* ture for lets than others. By espert«§ enced men. All work guaranteed.'

Also sells packing boxes and barreigff New phone 2757. Old 891#.

MOVING

WANTED—Moving and hauling », auto truck. Finch Transfer Co.. HSj Poplar. New phone 364: old 841.

STORAGE.

au-omobile, Household and Geners Storage, reasonable rates. Terre Haut Warehouse Storage Co., 129 N. 9th at

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