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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918

REPAIR

YOUR OLD TOVE

No matter what make your .stove may be we can u 1 i ate any broken part.

A complete line o e a i s i n stock—at factory prices

Springer-WMtaker

Foundry Co.

enth and Locost

New 3237-L. Old 1689.

Phones

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Nov. 9.—Receipts—Hogs, 7,500 cattle, 1,100 calves, loO, sheep, *50.

Cattle.

KILLING STEERS— Extra good, 1,200 lb*. and upward $17 60@19 00

Good to choice, 1,300 lbs. and upwarj 17 B0@18 50 Common to medium, 1,300 lbs. and upward.. 16 00@17 25 Good to choice, 1.2ui to 1.300 lbs 16 50@17 50 Common to

medium,

1,200 to 1,300 lbs 15 50@16 25 Good to choice, 1,100 to 1,200 lbs 14 50ffi)i? 50 Com mon to medium, l.lOo to 1.200 lbs 13 60@14 25 Good to choice, 1,000 to 1.100 lbs 13 00@13 50 .i Common to medium, 1,100 to 1,200 lbs 11 B0@12 75

Poor to good, under 1,000 lbs 7 on'.i 11 25 Good to best yearlings. .11 UJwlS 00 HEIFERS—

Good to best, S00 lbs. a and upwards Common to medium, 800 pounds

9 00® 00,

•t 00@8 7?

Good to beet, under 800 pounds Common to medium, under 800 lbs. ..... COWS—

9 00@12 0( 6 00@ 8 71

Good to best, 1,050 lbs. upward Common to me-llurn, l,06u lbs. upward Good to best, under 1,050 pounds Common to medium, under 1,050 lbs i. Canfiers and cutters.... BULLS—

00®ll'«j

7 75@ 8

8 00® k 7 00 fit 1 75 4 7 5 (y/ 6 75 4

Common to best, 1,300 lbs. upward Cood to choice, under 1.300 lbs Fair to medium, under 1.300 lbs. ,... Common to good b©« lognas CALVES—

8 00@10 50

8 00@10 00 7 00 8 00

6 C0@ t.00

Good to choice Teals, under 200 lbs 1« 50@17 'Common t'1 medium veals, under 200 lbs... Good to choice heavy calves i Common to medium heavy calves STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLE—

9 00@16 25 9 OO&IO 00 6 "5 8 7.*

Good to choice steers, 700 lbs. and up....... 10 50@11 50 '.Common to fair steers, 700 lbs. and up

Cfood to choice steers, under 700 lbs Common to fair steers, undor "00 lbs Medium to Rood heifers. Medium to good feeding cows .J'pringers

8 00 Si) 9 50 8 00 'ip 9 50 10 00@11 50

JStock calves, 350 to 450 pounds Hoe*. Mixed and select, 160 to 199 lbs Mixed and select, 200 to 221 lbs Mixed and select. 225 to 249 lbs Closely selected, 250 lbs. upward 17 90 Fat hops, weighing 130 to 15& lbs 16 60@17 50 Fat back pigs under 130 lbs 16 00 down Feeding pigs under 140 lbs .... 16 00 down Good to best fat sows.... 10 60@ib yo Poor to best stags, 80 lbs. dock 15 00®t7 75 Bonrs, thin sows and skips—No deilnlta prlca..,

17 6C

17 70

17 76 918 00

Sheep ttnd Lambs.

TYl^eS 'were 50c lower. Good to choice sheep ...| 8 00^ 8 50 f'ommon to good shetp 5 (mv.i) 7 73 o o o o i e a s w 3 3 0 1 4 0 3 Common to medium lambs 10 0'» 13 25

Good to choice' yearlings. 11 oowlS Common t! fair yearlings 9 0'niio 75 Bucks, per loo lbs 9 7 10 en

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, Nov. 9.—U. S. bureau of markets:

Hops—Receipts, 17,000 market fairly active, mostly 10c to l'o lower than .yesterday's average: butchers, J17.65W

IS.01) licrht, $17.ir(friS.00 packing, [email protected]} throw-outs, SKVC.'iii 16.25 pigs, food to choio®, $14.60 15. r.

Cattle—Kocoipts, 4.000 compared with a week asjo, good and choice native and western steers, 15$1 25c higher common and medium, unevenly 25c to r.Oc lower choice beef cows and heifers, steady others unevenly 2S* to $1 lower bulls, 25c lower calves, -5c higher dtockera and feeders, 25c to 75c lower.

Fheep—Receipts, 3,000 Compared with a week

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lambs and light yrarlinscs J1 25 to Sl.r.o lower teedin* lambs, about steady.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

I*' w rmCAGO, Nov. 9.—Commission nouses today appeared to lean to the celling sidf of the corn market and there was a consequent weakening of trices. Opening quotations, whieh ranged from

JHc

to lo low r. with leto $ 1.1 9Va and January

»l.-0* $1.20^, were followed bv a ••'*. "light rally and then by a fresh set-

ba-k.

duplicated the change in corn.

.{ After opening unchanged to Ion- I er. with Dece-nbcr 70c to 70»gc. the •Market receded nioderatelv all around.

Provisions were dull and easier.

CHICAMO (11 OTATIO.XS.

CTITCAGO, Nov. 9.—Grain and provisions closing:

Corn—December, *1.19 4. Oat s—December, 69 V c.

*1.17% January,

69?ic January,

Pork—November, *43.5.1. Lard—November, .$265 ..

$38.50 January, S 26.60 January,

Ribs—November, $33.90.

*23.90 January,

V CHICAGO ASH GRAIJT. CHICAGO, Nov. 9.—Corn—No. 2 vol-*'-36:

yHlow, $1.29 new'No

3 yellow, $1.28 No. 4 yellow, *1.221* J.24. new No. 4 yellow, $1.25. Oats—No. 3 white, 70 Vi fti'71ci standard, .2© 72 "4c.

Rye—No 2, $1.62. Barley—90crt SI

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"••-•—.•Nominal.

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Timothy—-$7.00Si10.00.

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»uk. —j turning Salesman. To the right man we offer a permanent position with good salary. Address Opportunity, care Tribune. WANTED—Toung man, 20 to-85 years, .for collecting and office work. Good steady position. Experience unnecessary. Apply Z, care Tribune. WANTED—Experienced*Vard foreman for lumber and cement, yard. Ray-

Jnond Kintst Lumber Co., Water and •_-fAYaha8h. WANTED—Expert phonograph repalrqne that understands phonotrraphs. Apply Scott & Hart, 508

Wabash.

9 50@10 50 10 00@11 00 7 00 ^10 00 8 60 @10 00

WANTED—'Corn shuckers,- "with or without board. 154S North First St. JSell phone 4133. WANTED—An experienced collector at

Scott & Hare Stove and Furniturs Co., Linton, Ind.

W.ANTE D--.\ rmuiure winders, wlremen and machinists. Kester Electric Co 1000 S ,14th. WANTED—15 laborers to start work •Monday morning. M. M. Myers, 940 •I'oplar. WANTED—Teamsters. Union Transfer _& Storage fCo., 10 Ms 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. J, B. Smith Furniture Co, WANTl':D—1.1 ish washen Call Ameyl" can Restaurant.

Laborers Vigo Elevator

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARJLE:

NEW VoRK. Nov. 9.—Specialties and kindred stocks dominated by professional interests were the conspicuous features at the strong opening of today's brief session, gaining 1 to 2 points. Leaders in the movement included Mexican Petroleum. Baldwin Locomotive, Studebaker, Chandler Motors, American Can and Wilson Packing. U. S. Steel mado a large fractional advance, part of which was immediately forfeited. Coalers were most dominant among rails, notablv Reading and Baltimore & Ohio. 'General Motors. Texac Company and Peoples Gas were heavy.

HEW IOBK STOCK LIST.

American Beet Sugar American Can American Smelting & ReflninJ.. Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive ............ Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel "B".... Canadian Pacific Central leather Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul Corn Products Cruciblo Steel I'uba Cane Sugar Erie General Motors ...., Great Northern pfd Int. Mer. Marine Int. Mer. Marine pfd. ............. Kennecott Copper Maxwell .Mo or CO. New York Central Northern Paeltio ,....» Ohio Cities Gas Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific Southern Railway St tide baker Co Union I'acitic I. United. States Steel Willys-Overland

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'ANTED-!—Women and girls to sew oa government work, ma3iluaws. felttng machines, Inspectors. Experience not necessary. Wo will teach you bow and pay a guaranteed wage durlns the learning period. Do not telephone. '«ut apply to Mlaa Rail in person. Ptshl-l'rban A Co.. 9H and Ohio.

ANTED—Experienced bookkeeper to take charge of office in retail store wonderful opportunity for right Jarty. Box 3 care Tribune. ANTED—Counter girls at Hotel Detung Coffee Shop. Good wages. Apply !tewa-d. Hotel Demtnff. VN'TED-—Double-en uy bookkeeper rood salary to capable person. J. B. Smith Furniture Co. VNTFID—Housekeeper, with good eferem e. Call at 4 o'clock at Fruitidge and Wabash. VNTED—Girl or woman to assist vlth housework good pay. £28 X. th st. VNTED—Maids. Apply to housekeeptr good wages. Hotel Demtng. VNTKT)—G'rl fnr housework tro lOr1rt

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VNTED—-Washwoman. 91? South ,'enter.

S. Employment Servace Women's Division 13 N. Sixth St,

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git-la «xp«rienc©d on power

ewing machines to make U. 8. army ptrmcnts at

'^"Efanmann Mfg. Co. TENTH AND WABASH AVENUE.

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Position as "mine managf r" or "mine boss 26 years' ex.perience (both papers) 42 years (old Invite correspondence: good (^reference present employed as mine boss want change. Address Box 44,

Tribune.

WANTED—Young lady with four-year-old son wants position in home for general housework. Car* of

Tribune, Box 35. WANTED—To repair flues and do concrete work. New phone 8967.

"WANTED—Roomert.

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.

WANTED—To Buy.

WANTED—To buy a 6-passenger Ford touring car body must, be in good condition. Inquire Mooney's grocery.

CASH BUYER

For household goods, beating and cook stoves. New phone 2757. _Old BEST~PRICES PAID "for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 85M. WANTED—Kindling wood. Call old phone 806 new phone 935 WANTED—Lot In north part of city cash, ("all new phone 4040-X.

W AN TED—Mi*ceUaafous. WANTED TO TRADE—Feeding tankage for your dead animals, or wlU pay cash for them. New phone 1* old phone S866. Harrison Smith. CALL US on dead animals. Bell (44:

Citizens 4296. Nights call Bell 4189. Terre Haute Hide A Fertiliser Cat, 12 North Second. WANTED—To clean vauits. Charles

Jones. Old 1613: new phone 125S-J.

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous^ FOR SALE!—Seven shoats, about 40 or 50 lbs. 14 3 4 N. 2Sth. FOR SALE—4-Inch lump coal. Call 4" 1 fi. old phone. FOR SALE—Showcased Call 3492 be^ for* I a. m.

FURNITURE PACKING. K. S1LVERBERO

Will pack, crate and store your furniture for less than others. By expert•need men. All work guaranteed.

Also sell* packing boxes and barrels. New phone 2767. Old 3919.

JST0RAGE.

Automobile. Household and General Storage, reasonable rates. Terre Haute Warehouse Storage Co.. 129 N. 9th st.

OVERLAND MOVINO

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

RAG^ RUG WEAVING.

KAU KUU weaving. Walter 3. Huaiaea^ Ut* Wabash avs.

STORAGE.

WANTED City storage, houawhold

Roods,

etc.: brick warehouse. 44 & Or. J. T. Laugbead. Office old *47.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

POOL TABi^&ii—New and second hand also supplies. Geo. R. May. 1346 Wab

OXYGEN ACETYLENE WELDING Boiler tubes and castings. Thomas Welding Co.. 1104 Poplar. Old 020.

UPHOLSTERING.

r.ret-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer. 1100 POD. New 4060-L: old 234Z

iv.'.r^i

days'1 shows that thev

MISCELLANEOUS.

PUMP and driven well work. Shon and residence 322 N. 12th. Old phone 27 Vo. Stump.

FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING CONRAD Transfer Co., 14 S. NintlC New M0Q old Ml

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r'^ v 'T $ V"\ 1? -fi' V+* t"^'/,

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

WAV OveR ROUCt*- COUNTRY 'ROADS ,OVEf*. SAJNO OVE.K MUD, THrOi/^'H

Pl&UOS/ THR0UCH WOO Pi-

FOR SALE—-Car load of new steel ranges plenty of nickel good bakers, cheap. This was a lost shipment, consequently we are compelled to dispose of same quick. Vandalta

Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold kitchen cabinets, 112.50 up iron beds, $3.00 up buffets, |16.5o up babv carriag-es. $12.."0 up. Vandalia

Storage Co.. 303 Wabash ave. FOR PALE"-—He7atTn g~stove! $12.00 good for house but too small for our store. We are getting a larger one..

FOR SALE Nice green baled clover hay for rabbits: get your winter's supply while it Is to be had quality guaranteed. Terre Haute Coal & Supplyhig Co. FOR RALE—Slightly used cabinet phonograph, large size, with records.

Price, $35. Easy payments. Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—300 library tables, mission golden oak and fumed oak: some damaged in transit. $4.50 up. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Live oak, Jewel heater. $V00 Pralre oak, $S.0u: N'oxall oak. $10.00 Buck and Florence heaters at bargains. Scott's. 13SG Wabash ave. FOR SALE—500 rebuilt steel and cast ranges: all standard makes guaranteed to bake $12.50 up. Vandalia

Storage Co., 36$ Wabash ave. FOR SALE—2 office rie^ks, I Remington typewriter and desk, 3 letter flies, Edison dictaphone No. 284 8. _3rd st. FOR SALE—Car load of rockers, ma.hogany, leather, reed, etc., $3.98 up.

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

Co., Seventh and Cherry.

FOR SALE—Dressers, kitchen cabinets, buffet at a bargain, Scott's, 13 38 V abash ave. FOR SALE- Bargains in pianos, $40.00 and up organs, $20.00 up. Scott's, 1336 Wabash av« FOR SALE—Ten drop-head Singer sewing machines: almost new ^bargain for cash. 22 S. 6th. FOR SALE-

LCINGS OF THE AN LOONS—But "How" Isn't Soldiering Now

Stove can be seen In use at Tucker's. SI

Wabash.

FOR SALE—Slightly used Marshall & Wendell piano. Price, $200. Easy payments. Litfral discount (»r cash. Robertson's Music Bouse, 625

Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—A. & B. two-oven kh.h stove, with self lighters used threo months one 12x9 rug collaju-uble gocart with storm top one gas lamp/

Call 24S9-F. FOR SALE—SlitrhlTy used Tlnine"* Bros, piano. Price, $250. Easy payments. Liberal discount tor eu.-sn.

Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash avenue.

Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—Bargains in tine upholstered rockers and straight chairs Spanish finish. Scott's, 1326 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Mattresses, $1.98. *2.00. *3.60 and up. Springs, $1.00, *2.50, $4.00, $5.50 and up Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—TTtllity rabbits, yotmgr itnd breeding does. A. M. Lewis. 2332 Washington ave. New phone 1940-X. FOR SALE—$150 cabinet style phonograph, $98, with six records. Brewer

Piano Co., Seventh and Cherry. FOR SALE—Baldwin Baby Grand piano. Will accept government bonds. Care Tribune, Box 41. FOR SALE—Flemish Giant rabbits, breed does and young, fu-Bt-class. l'at

Rench, 1202 South Third. FOR BALE—100 opera chairs. 100 tablet arm chairs, 70 stools. 7 tables, 9Vsx 2V£. No. 234 S. 3rd bt. FOR SALE—Davenports and dufolds upholstered goods at bargains.

An Eclipse ran e and thret

dozen pullets. 711 l'rairieton ave New phone 5143. FOR SALE—Corn, quarter of a mile north of Fort Harrison.

Bargain. Write Box 30, Tribune. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow. Nineteenth and Ash, northeast. *cornei-. FOR SALE—Estate gas range, two heating stoves. New phone 2714. FOR SALE—Cowhand"calf. C. C. RarU den, Stop 1%, on Sullivan line. FOR SALE—Stoves and household furniture. 640 South _Nmth street. FOR SALE --Ranges, baseburners, soft coal heaters. 1121 Popiar FOR SALE—A good base burner. 2416

North 13ft.

MINE MULES

ninirm nriiimiiiri I

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Wabash ave.

011

Seventh

Charles Birch. FOR .SALE—Baby photos at your horn* Martin's Phcto Shop. New phone 1700 old 1». FOR. SALE—Baldwin apples, *1.10 per bushel, for the next two days, llth and Ohio. FOR SALE—A thoroughbred Holstein cow. Good milker. £641 North Seventeenth. FOR SALE--Storage range, select Banner. at bargains. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR KALE—Baldwin piano, child's bed end mattress. Ne^phone 3189-J, old phone 287 4. FOR SALE—Cook stoves. $1 00," $"! X.mo' $20.00 and up. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR RALE—Typewriter. Late model.

46 to 60 Inches

BIO STOCK TO SELECT FROM *19 WALNUT STREET. T. H. HORSE AND MULE CO.

CITIZENS 4821-L

FOR SALE

*430.00 Burroughs Adding Machine and other second-liand machines at low prices.

14 North 8th St. Rea Bldg.

MULES

I carry a big stock of mules, 48 to 64 inches: all stock guaranteed as represented. 217 South Fourth. Terre Haute.

New 993. Old 1074. JU W. OTT.

AND ^UL. THE. r^lUTARV e.caOitMt£IX TH-ROl/^H UNDERBRUSH AND

MORAS

HELP WANTED—Female. FOB SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Auto BANS STATEMENT. MONEY TO LOAN.

FOR SALE—Ford body, good condition with top and side curtains for light truck: good as new also one light Republic truck. 1,600-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.

Moon Tire Service, 1220 Wabash. FOR SALE—High cash price paid for used and wrer-ked autos In any condition we sell parts for all cars a iul tit 3t\3in i ires and tubes. 1340

Liberty ave. New phone £433. FOR SALE—Two five-passenger Overland demonstrators, good as new.

Cash or terms. Will sell at a big reduction. Gibson Overland Company, 813 Ohio street. FOR SALE—Three U. S. casings, four

Fisk 34x4 tubes and emergency pateh: all for $50 a great oargain. Thomas Welding Co., 1104 Poplar. Old phone 30-!i. FUR SALE—One Ford delivery truck, one baby grand Chevrolet. both in first-class condition. Auto Laundry

Co.. 2nd and Poplar.

FOR SALE—We ha/e a number ot itoo-1 used cars for sale. Prices from 1100 to $1,100. °ettylohn Co.. 60S North

Sixth St.

FOR t-A I.E—Autos. Lexlneton. OiKiund end Allen cars ar* sold at Pettyjohn's. 60S North Sixth street FOR SALE—If you have a used car for sale, see us. Quick Motor Service, 720 North Seventh. FOR SALE—5-passenger Briscoe, In good condition: reasonable price. 1640 Maple avenue. •FOR SALE—Chevrolet five passenger: In best of condition private use. 2415 2nd ave. FOR SALE—One liprht Overland tourine car: fully equipped at a bargain. 125-TS S. 7th. FOR RALE—Ford tmirlnpr car, extra good condition. 22 South Sixth. FOR ,SAI E^-rKord roadster -flrst-QlasS condition. "Phone 1806-.T new. FOR SALE—1917 Ford a bargain for $350. .T, T. Rosch garage.

FOR 8ALE—Dort touring car, "New." 22 South Sixth.

JEjORJALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE*—Indiana Special 4-ton truck: Wisconsin motor, Bosch magneto, hydraulic dump, 75horse power practically new. What have you? New phone 2442-L, after ti p. m. FOR SAEE OR~TRATE—Seven-room^ entirely modern cottage. Will accept smaller properties in part payment. Robertson's Music House, 525

Wabash ave. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fountain and restaurant fixtures. I2S3 Lafayette avenue or 1216 ohio street.

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE-—Good 4-room house, electric light, gas, well, cistern, cellar, 322 North Eighteenth street. Apply at 32K North Thirteenth street. FOR SALE Four-room bungalow, north side terms, $50 cash, $12 a month. Robertson's Music House, 625

FOR RENT—Kougei and Fla4». FOR RENT—-Five-room apartment, 9th and National ave.. West Terre Haute.

Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash ave.

FOR RENT—Modern 6-room apartment, corner Sixth and Chestnut. Knlsely. City heat. Telephone 1126. FOR RENT—Modern furnished home, seven rooms. Reference required.

Care Tribune, Box 40. FOR RENT—5-room house, furnished or unfurnished modern except furnace, at 20i.i6 X. 14th. FOR RENT—622 South Tenth, S-room house, *12. Frank TeeL 1221, new phone. FOR RENT—Modern 5-room upper flat heat furnished, $25.00. Enquire 1010

N. 7th.

FOR RENT—7-room house, 8. 6th St. $13. Enquire 2601 S. 7th.

FOR RENT—Rooms.

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

Tire Co.

FOR RENT—Large furnished top front room or suite of rooms on first floor modern. 1800 North Ninth. FOR RENT—Three or four rooms, furnished or unfurnished: light and heat. 1507 I'lum street. FOR RENT—Newly furnished room modern, in private family. 812 Oak.

Now 4U72-Y. FOR RENT—Litrht housekeeping rooms, IS 4 South Fourth. Inquire third floor. FOR RENT—Furnished room city heat. Call old phone 4397, 624

South Fifth. FOR RENT—Rooms, strictly modern. Gentlemen only. Ill North Eighth street. FOR "RENT—Large newly furnished room with private family. 1116 £L 7th st.

FOR RENT- Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. HiO North 12th. FOR RENT—Furnished, strictly "modern clean rooms, 511 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Nice warm sleeping room, with bath. 313 North 14th. FOR RENT—Three rooms 601 South

Third.

New phone 1633-L.

FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping rooms. 635 South Ninth. FOR RENT—Furnished room gentlemen only. 676 Ohio. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, modern. 617 North Eitfhih. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room 230 S. 7th.

FOR RENT—Hot ,ns. 411 South Fifth. FOR RENT—Rooms gents. 130 B. th^

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOR RENT—Offices Tribune Bnildlng. Apply Wabash Realty and Loan 72! WaDasli avenue.

MOVING

WANTED—Moving and hauling of auto truck. 7"'-ch Transfer Co., 1111 «Poplar. Wew 864 old 149.

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«T. S. Royse. President "W? W. Parsons, Vice President W. E. Rahel, Secretary R. H. Rhyan. R. C. Harriott and F. J." Terhorst, Assistant Secretaries.

Condensed statement of the condition of the Terre Haute Trust Company at Terre Haute, in the State of Indiana, at the cloS6 Of its business on Nor. 1. 1918:

RESOURCES,

Loans and discount^ |2,78«,fi23.93 Overdrafts 2.02S.41 Bonds and stocks..*...'.. 913,744 s3 U. S. Liberty Loan Bonds... l,190,i'iio.ni) Company's building 250.u00.00 Furniture and fixtures....» .. 2.U25.00 Other real estate 1,929.78 Advances to estates and trusts 30,798.75 Due from banks and trust companies 017,613.99 Cash on hand.- wJ.4 279.437.5ft Cash items j-. ....... 70 Trust securities 610,o i2 no Certificate of purchased*. .v 13,9b4.5?

Total resources.. *fi,7£&,8S4.47 LIABILITIES. Capital stock—paid in350,000.00 Surplus

200,000.00

Undivided profits—net 91,993.16 Demand deposits, except banks 1,959,815.08 Savings deposits, except banks «... 1,876,01.".91 Certificates of deposit...... 477,S4t,!»2 Trust deposits, except banks 96.633.76 Liberty Loan payments...'/" 660.5x2.no Certified checks J. 6,793.33 Due to banks anJ trust companies 413,969 32 Trust investments 610,032.00 Reserve for depreciation... 25,000.00

Total liabilities.... $6,768,684.47 State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss: I, Walter E. Rahel, secretary of the Terre Haute Trust Company, of Terre Haute, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.

D. Russ Woods, President James Luther, Vice President Frank C. White, Secretary Charles C» NtiWlin, Assistant Secretary.

Condensed statement the conditions of the Citizens Trust Company at Terre Haute, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on Nov. l, 1918:

RESOURCES*

Loans and discounts. ..P.*403,491.63 Overdrafts 57,80 Bonds and stocks 161,516.49 U. S. Liberty Bonds......... 10?,50tl.0.0 U. S. certificate of indebted-. ness 45,000.00 War Saving Stamps ........ 285.50 Furniture and fixtures 13.K59.26 Other real estate 2.510.71 Advances to estates and trust .4,113.09 Due from banks and -trust companies *9,586.20 Cash on hand 29,f1.4.31 Cash items 7.039.78 Trust securities ... 2,119.27 .1. n

Total resources ......$842,694.07 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in

Surplus 5.000.00 Undivided profits—net ...... 7,970.67 Dividends unpaid 24.00 Demand deposits, except bankit 359,057.2f Savings deposits, except banks 354.091.40 Trust deposits, except banks. 4.5M.S3 Certified checks 4,756.06 Due to banks and trust companies H.

090.55

Trust investments ...i....*.- £.119.27

Total liabilities .. .. .*842,694.07 State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ss:

I. Frank C. White, secretary of the Citizens Trust Company, of Terre Haute, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.

FRANK c. WHITE, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th day of .November, 1918.

LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Maggie E. Boegman," deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court, September term, 1918.

Notice is hereby given that Herman A. Boegman, as administrator of tlio estate of Maggie E. Boegman, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will comn up for examination antl action of said Circuit Court, on the fifth day of December, 1918, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate arn required to appear, In said court and show cause, ir thero be any, why said account and vouchers should not bc approved.

Witness, the clArte and seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre Haute, Indiana, this 7th dav of November. l'Jli.

JAMES J. FAGAN, Clerk.

JOHN W. GE1CDINK, Attorney. NOTICE OF ADJOURNED TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT. Ftate of Indiana. County of Vfpfo ss: To All

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and to the Public: Notice is hereby given that owing to the business now pending in the Vigo Circuit Court of Vigo County. Indiana, thero will be an adjourned term of this the present September term of the Vigo Circuit Court, such adjourned September term to convene November 11. 1918, at 9 o'clock a. m., such adjourned term to be held in the Vigo Circuit Court room, court house, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, all pursuant to an order of said Vigo Circuit Court.

Witness my hand and official teal this 8th day of November. 1918. JAMES FAGAN,

Clerk of the Vlijo Circuit Court.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of Indiana, County of Vigo, SS: In the Superior Court of Vigo County, September term, 1918.

Nora Levinson, Setta Schloss. Albert Myers and Florri Myers \3. Ellen M. Delano, et al. No. 183R7..

BE IT KNOWN, That the above named plaintiff" have filed their complaint in said .court, in the above en-

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titled cause, tdgether with an afft- ^*4 davit that the object of this action and suit is to quiet title, as against the world and as against all demands. claims and claimants whatsoever, the following described real estate in Vigo county, in the State of Indiana, to»4 wit:

Lot number three (3), in Emily R. i and Henry H. Teel's subdivision or the 3 south half (V4) of the east half (\4) if of lot number one (I) and part of lot J? number five (5), between said south sil half (V») of lot number, .one. and Sixth ..V. street of the giitvdWlnlnn of out-lr TP* sixty-six (66» of the original out-lois of the town (now city* of Terre Haute, Indiana, except a strip seven (7) feet in width oft the north side of said lot id three (3).

The following named or designated defendants are necessary parties to this cause of action and the residence 4 and places of residence, of the following named defendants and th« residence and places of residence of 1 each of them are, upo» and s.fter dillgent inquiry, unknown plaintiffs and to plaintiffs' attorney, but they if are believed to be and are believed by plaintiffs and their attorney to be, each and all of them, non-resident* of the State of Indiana: Ellen M. De- a-dj lano, the unknown husband, widower, ,',w heirs and devisees of Ellen

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lano, the unknown husband. Wife, widow, widower, heirs and devisees 0/ 1 each and all said defendants.

NOW, THEREFORE, each and all of paid defendants hereinabove named^ styled or designated, are hereby notl«« tied of the filing of said complaint and the pendency of ?aid suit against them and that said cause will stand for* trial at the December term. 1918, of" said court, and that, unlesa they be an$ appear on the 23rd day "bf December.' 1918, the same being the 19t Judicial day of the said Der»«mbt»r term, 191*,* of said Superior Court of Vigo county,

to be begun and holden at the coorfc" house in the ci»y of Terre Haute on-' the first Monday of December, 191S, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will bp h»ard and deter-' mined in their absence.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF'/ have hereunto set my hand and have affixed the &eal of safd court, this 24th day of October, 1918.

JAMES J. FAGAN,

Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court and' ex-offlcio cl"rk of the Superior.Courtvof Vigo County.

LOUIS D. LEVEQUB. Attorney for Plaintiffs,

State of Indiana, VJDepartmeat of State. "*i William A. Roach, secretary of state To all to whom these presents shall come, greeting:

I, William A. Roach,secretary ot state of the state of Indiana, hereby"* certify that the I'mith-AIvey 'oal com—? juny has this day caused to be filed In-, the office of the secretary of state of the state of Indiana, the properly].*' signed and attested consents, statemerits and papers required by section'"^ one of an act of the general assembly-*.-! of the state of TrHiana, entitled, "An act pres'Mtiing Hip method and procedure for the voluntary dissolution OlEUi*' private corporations and voluntary associations, and declaring an emer-*i geiicy," approved Mar. 1 i, 1913.

And I further certify that said writ w ten consents, statements and papers set's tiled as aforesaid, sho-w that said com-4-pany and the officers thereof havs-fe complied with the provision* of sald"& section one of said act. and that said" corporation Is hOW in process of dls-I solution. s.

In Tiitiiess u'hereo' I have hereunto# set my hand and affixed the seal of? the state of Indiana at the city of In-^ dianapolis, this 5th day of October. A.' D„ 1918. "WILLIAM A. ROACH.

Secretary of Stat#

By P. H. WOLFARD, Deputy.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, Efc In the matter of the eatate-of Willi* P. Webster, deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court, Septembei term, 1918.

Notice is hereby given That Sarah E.a Young as executrix of the estate o*™ William P. Webster, dereased. has presf ntftl and filed her acco'i't and vouch ers in tinal settlement of said estat and that the same win come up for e amination and action Of said CfrcF Court, on the 29th day of Novum' 1918, at which time ail heirs, cre^ or legatees of said estate are rev to appear in said court and show ca if there be any. "v hy safd account vouchers should not be approved.,

Witness, the clerk ami neal of Vigo CircuitCourt.. a,t"T£rre Haute, Ilk this 26th day of o. to'ier." 1 \s w

ES J. EV.AN, Clerk

R. V. NEW Tore. Attorney.

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