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SATURDAY, JUNE

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LODGE NOTICE.

Mcmhers of Prairie ^'ity Rebekah IjOdKe No. 107 are requested to meet at tho home at 1 p. m. Sunday to atthe funeral of Sister Martha R. Williams at the home, 1416 North 101ovont.il. Sister lodges invited.

LOST AND FOUND.

IJOST If a party picked up a pocketbuok on S. 7th street ar No. 67 containing sum of wotipy and eailroad jiass, bearing name Mrs. J.

Krapf, will return to 1729 S. feth St., ViH receive Rood reward and no nuestions askotK ,i LOST Laoc insertion in design, deep

Cream, about 3% yards, either at Her* lace counter or shoe departs Went or on street between K leeman's and Merz's. Return downstairs desk, Herz stor^ or call $484, ®ld pliuiie. Reward.

LOST—Two Yale keys, one copper key and one door key. Return to Conrad Transfer ., 24 So. Dth. Reward. LOST—Man's watch between Sun

Beam switch and mine. Return 658 Lafayette. Reward. LOST—Small opal ring1' and sapphlr^ rln« at Root's rest rooin Reward. .Return to Tribune. .OST—30x3 Lee auto casing-

Wabash ave. Reward.

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WANTED—Migeelianepps.

••tWANTED Have your auto repaired at your home. Call old phone 6742. Honest work, honest time all work guaranteed.

IWANTRD—Shoe repairing. The Popular Electric Shoe Shop. Old phone 1424, new 1170. Work called for and delivered. ?WANTEI—Paper hansin ins paper furnished. i New frhone 2101-X. "WA NTEIV--House phone 2704.

and paintW m. iiailey.

painting new

WANTKI)—Faperhanging. 4»78-J.

Oood to choice Mixed to choic® Good to prime Pigs Cteod to best fat sows.

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CITTCAGO LIVE STOfK.

CHTCA'l", Juno HI.—nogs—Receipts, 3,00i): desirable mixed and light butcher hogs, fully 50c higher

few parkins hops sold top, |„1.0Q bulk, 1.00 heavy weights, 120.400? 20.90: medium weights, $-0.40 21.00 light weight, ?20.30 21.00 light lights, $is Jj"20.&0 heavy packing sows, smooth, ll'.t.RSSl 20.25 packing sows, rough. |19M 19.50 pigs, fl7©18.

Cattle—Receipts, 500 compared with a week ago, choice heavy steers, about steady medium and lightweight mostlv 25c to 5oc higher choice heifers, 50c to 70c higher other she stock, 25c. to 50c higher calves, 50c to 75c higher bulls, mostly 25c lower good light weight feeders ana stocKers. mostly 25o higher others, slow and 23c lower.

Phec p—Receipts* t,00(H all direct to ipackers, compared with a week ago lambs and aged sheep mostly 75c to |1 lower yearlings around 11.60 lower.

Bt'FFAItO LIVE STOCK.

BUFFALO, N. Y., June 21.—^Cattle— Receipts, 250 slow. Calves—Receipt®, 450 50c lower $6.00 Si 19.50.

Hogs—Receipts. 2,400 50(A fiTie higher. Heavy, mixed and yorkers, f21.65 light yorkers and pigs. $20.00.

Sheep--Receipts,

8,000

slow. Lambs,

$1 2.0ofj 1 s 23 yearlings, fl0.00@ 15.00 others unchanged.

NEWS OF THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, June, 21.—The week end sesston of the stock market opened with an active resumption of yesterday's general upward movement, advances ranging from 1 to 5 points la the first half hour's operations. Oils, motor*, shippings and equipments were the prominent features, supplemented by numerous specialties, Including rubber and food shares, leathers. and textiles, tobaccos, coppers and chemical issues. U. ii Steel gained a

oint and rails were again dominated Texas and racirtc and other western ami southwestern issues.

WBW YORK STOCK LIST.

American Beet Sugar..... 87% American Can 57 American Car and Foundry 109% American Locomotive 84V4 American Smelting & Ref'g....... 82 American Sumatra Tobacco ......114V4

American T. & T. Anaconda Copper Atchtson Baldwin Locomotive ..... Baltimore & Ohio..,. Bethlehem Steel Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Chi'ag'\ Mil. and St. Paul. Corn Products Crucible Steel General Motor# Great Northern Ore Ctfa.. Goodrich Co Int. Mer. Marine Pfd International Paper Kennecott Copper ....... Mexican Petroleum ...... New York Central Norfolk and Western...*. Northern Pacific .*. Ohio Cities Gas... Pennsylvania Reading Rep. Iron & Steel Sinclair Oil & Refining... Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studebaker Corporation..,,,*,.,, .107

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RKNT—4-room houae. 1519 Eag-le. (ins and water.

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iWANTKT")—Carpenter work. 4286, old. WANTRH—Washings. Call 1129 So. 1st. "WANTKI -Paper hanRing. 1583-J.

UPOLSHTERINO.

First -class upholstering and repairing. Bauer. 1100 Poo. New 4060L old 2243.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. June 21.—Receipts—Hogs 3,000 cattle, 250 calves, 100 sheep, i0t.

Cattle.

HEIFERS— Good to best, S03 lba and upwards 13 00@14 00

Good to best, under 800 lbs 12 50@ 14 00 fBTOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLE—

Oood to choice steers, 700 lbs. and up IS 60@18 00 Common to fair steers, 700 lbs. and up 12 0031S 00 Qood to choice steers, under 700 lbs. 12 F0@1S 50 CAWKS—

Good to etinlce Teals, under 20o lbs IT 00@1T 50 ©ood to choice heavy calves 11 00(g) IS 00

Common to medium heavy calves 8 00@10 00 KILLING ETKEKS—

Extra good, 1,200 lba. and upward 16 60@16 00 Good to choice, 1,100 to 1,250 lbs. 14 60@16 00 Oood to choice, 1,200 to 1,300 lbs 14 25@15 00 ©ood to choice, 1,000 to 1,100 lbs 16 00@16 60 Common to tnedium, 1,100 to 1,250 lbs 13 00@ 14 00 Oood,to .beat yeaxlinga. 13 00©14 03

BVUL.S—

Common to best. 1,30# lbs. upward 10 00@12 00 .©ood to choico, under

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V/ALT. ITS 5 EXCITIM6 GEORGE DEAR TOO'-

WANTED—Good experienced concrete block maker good wages. Apply 2007 N. 11th. WANTED—Hotel Office man experience not necessary. Box 24, Tribune. WANTED—House man good wagea.

Apply housekeeper. Hotel Demlng. WANTED—Men to handle railroad tlea. Indiana Zinc Creosoting Co. WANT EIT—He 1 per. Harkness & Makely

Confectionery, 114 N. 5th. WANTED—Errand boy, It years old. •Vpply 114 So. 6th.

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Union Pacific ................ United States Rubber......., United States Steel....:,:..,., Utah Copper W'-ptinghouse Electric WIlly»-Overland

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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

props AMD DRIVEN WELLS. fumy repairing aiui driven well work. Cistern cleaning. L. W. CoQmao and

Bros., shop, 1»39 Chase street. C1U* sen's *£15.

FURNITURE AND PIANO. MOVING.

CO.NHAO Transler Co., 24 S. Ninth. New 3600 old £21. Experienced men.

CHICAGO B0AED OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, June 21.—Increased confidence that the peace treaty would be promptly signed gave fresh strength today to the corn market. Opening quotations which ranged from the same as yesterday tinishod to lc higher with July |1.81 @1.81% and September, $1.(4% to $1.75 were followed by moderate general gains and then something of a reaction.

CHICAGO CASH MARKETS. CHICAGO, June 21.—Corn, No. 3 yellow, $l.S2Vi No. 4 yellow, nominal No. 5 yellow, nominal. uaks-i.N'o. 3 white, 70%@7134 standard. nominal.

Rye- No. 2, fl.Sft'V Barley—11.17®1.23. Timothy-—18.00 12.00.

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CHICAGO Ql OTATIjyvS.

CHICAGO, June 21.—Grain and provisions closing: Corn—July. 11.82 Sept.. fl.76Vfc.

Oats—July, 71 c: Sept., 70 34 c, Pork—July, $51.7a Sept., $49.75. Lard—July, $35.22 Sept., $35.08, Ribs—July, $_*8.22 Sept., $2s,32.

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CHURCH PROTESTS FIGHT.

NEW YORK, June 21.—Every state superintendent of the Presbyterian board of home missions is urged, in telegrams sent out from the board's headquarters, to send messages immediately to congress asking that Gov ernor Cox, of Ohio, be asked to forbid "desecration of the nation's holiday through the holding of the Willard Dempsey fight July*4.''

PHONE TRIBUNE YOUR WANT ADA,

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HELP WANTED—Male.

LABORERS WANTED

Both White and Colored, Steady Employment, Bonos Paid for Steady Service. Only Steady Reliable Men Need Apply

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.: Terre Haute .Malleable Mfg. Co.

CENSUS CLERKS—4,00* needed. Examinations July 19. Railway mail Clerks examination August age 18

Upward experience unnecessary. For lrte particulars, write J. Leonard,

iEquitable

former government examiner), 1190 Bld«.. Washington. WANTED—Young man for bookkeeping and general office 'Work bookkeeping experience required. Apply in person. Root Glass company, 3rd and Voorhees sts. WANTED—Terre Haute railway mail clerk examinations, Aug. 23 $1,100 to $l,fi00 year sample questions free.

Franklin institute. Dept. 98 R, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Five men over 25 years of

Sge to work for one of the best fraternal organizations in existence. Ap-

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person, 312 McKeen Bldg. S. Peyton. WANTED—Three flrst-class salesmen •alary and bonus from start steady ivork year round. Apply before 9.30 a. m. and after 5 p. m. 456 N. 9th St. WANTED—A live wire for foreman In

Woodwork factory also machine hands and paint finishers. Call C. P. Cline, 1615 3rd ave., Sunday p. m. WANTED—Boy 15 ^•ars old one wanting to learn a tr uie only need apply.

Good chance for advancement. General Plate Co., 1600 Hulman. WANTED—District manager for a fraternal Insurance company Terre

Haute district advance salary. Address Box 25, care Tribune. WANTED—Brick layers, carpenters, la* borers. H. K. Ferguson Co., Showgrs Bros.' new kitchen cabinet plant,

Bioomlngton, Ind. WANTED*—Man to cut lawn and clean lard. Call between S and 10 a. m. 418 So. 12th.

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HE ,P WANTED—Female.

WANTED—Girl for general house* work no laundry work good wages1 to right party must have reference can stay or go home nights. 1645

So. 5th st. WANTED—-A housekeeper woman 30 to 45 years old good home for reliable person. Address Joseph Muller, R. R. F., Terre Haute, Ind. WANTED—Lady piano player that can sing reasonable salary. David

Carlton players under canvas. Blackhawk, Ind. WANTED—Girl for book binding work do not apply unlss experienced. T. H. Adv. Co., 13 ft and Wa*bash. WANTED—Counter girls at Hots!

Demlng Coffee Shop. Good wt(M Apply Steward. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Girls experienced on power sewing machines. Ehrmann Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash ave. WAITED Experienced waitress.

Jaines' bash.

Quick Lunch Room, 716 Wa-

WANTED—Maids. Apply to housekeeper good wages. Hotel Darning. WANTED—Washwoman. Apply at once.

Mrs. Amelia Seitz, 108 N. 2bth. W ANT F, D— Woman aged" 3 5 o 46 to work in lunch room. 1441 Ash. WANTED—Girls over 16. Columbian

Enameling & Scamping Co. WANTED—Woman to work at Sam Lee Laundry, 573 N. 71h. WANTED—Woman to wash and Iron. 731 N. 9th st. WANTED—Girl for general housework. 92it Crawford.

WANTED—Washwoman. 204 So. 13th.

WANTED-QIRLS

Over t6 years old. Columbian Enameling & Stamping Co., 15^ and Beech Sts,

HELP WANTED—-Maic and Female. WANTED—Women over 18 years of age and boy ov^r 16 years of age.

Apply at once to The North Baltimore Bottle Glass Co.

W ANTED—Situation.

WANTED—Situation by an elderly lady as housekeeper in widower's small family either small children, or two or thre£ male adults. Address Box 33, Tribune. WANTED—Situation by young man one where advancement can be made.

Willing to work. Address Box 28, care Tribune. WANTED—Situation as stenographer by graduate of Brown's Business college. Address Box 35. care Tribune. WANTED—Position as stenographer and typist or clerical work. Box 26. care Tribune.

WANTED—To Rent,

WANTED—3 or 4 furnished rooms, close in. Address Mrs, Stuart, care Brown's Business college.

ANTED—To rent four or five rooms modern or semi-modern cottage new phone 2939.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WAN1KD TO TRADE^eedlng^tank^ age for your dead animals, or will yay cash for them. New phone 7J, old phone 3866. Harrison Smith WANTED—You to come In and investigate the Universal Pipeless Furnace.

The greatest heating system ever invented. Scott & Hart. 508 Main WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles

Jones. Old 1683. new phone 1252-J. WE CLEAN vaults, 60c 3633.

a carrel. Old

^^FURINTUREPACKING. furniture packed and crated~Yor' shipments. Packing boxes and barrels for sale. All work guaranteed. Formerly with Krah Box Co. Frank Brad, ford, 1708 Sycamore. New phone 3483.

CARPENTERWORK,

WANTED—Union carpenter~w^rk7'w!n estimate new or old work by contract Citisens phone 3489-R

or per cent. 1600 N. 11th st

STORAGE.

WANTED City Btorage, nousenoid goods, etc. brick warehouas. 44 a. 10 Dr. J-T. Laughead. Office old #47.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

t~WL, 'l'A&L.&£>—New &na aocoau also supplies. George R. May, 1341 Wabash ave.

OVERLAND MOVING.

Lei u» move your furniture City or out of the city. Union Transfer and storage Co., Both phones 404.

LIGHTING FIXTURES.

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SALK—Electric nxtures. have Uv oer cent New ohones 4537 or 2318.

FILMS DEVELOPED.

KODAK, films developed and printed. Jackson Studio. 64 1 Vi, Wabash.

RAG RUG WEAVING.

WAG KUG weaving. WaUSf A iiugaea, 6314 Wabash av%

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FOR SALE—Miscellaneous, FOR SALE—One lot storage goods, all to be sold kitchen cabinet, chairs, tables, linoleum, cook stove and ice box. Inquire 303 Wabash ave. Vandalla Storage Co., 303 Wabash. POR SALE—Storage goods must be sold sanitary cot, $4.C0 iron beds, $2.98 springs, $2.97 stand tables.

S1.47. Vandalla Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Slightly used player piano in walnut case with nne selection of Q. R. S. rolls easy payments.

Robertson's musio house, 525 Wab. Ave. FOR SALE—A nice clean up-to-date grocery and meat market will in-» voice auout $1,500 located south, near Voorhees park. Old phone 2550. WANTED—Yon to come in and investigate the Universal Pipeless furnace, the greatest heating system ever invented. Scott & Hart, 508 Main. FOR SALE—One antique all black walnut stand beauty kitchen cabinet one large range one small cook stove drop leaf table. 640 So. 9th. FOR SALE—Iron beds, davenport, hall tree, sido board., library table, Morris chair and other household goods.

Henry \V. Heuer, 1639 So. 5th st. FOR SALE—Handsome Columbian grafanola, including 12 selections of records $95.10 easy payments. Sllverstein BTOS., 526 Wabash Ave. WANTED—rou to come In and Investigate the Universal Pipeless Furnace.

The greatest heating system ever invented. Scott & Hart. 508 Main. FOR SALE—Massive Bolid oak sideboard Just released from storage cheap for quick sale. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR BALE—Phonographs Edison 80 rolls of music complete $15.00 $1 down and $1 per week. Scott & Hart, 508-S10 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Columbia grafanola with record cabinet special, $7 4.50 terms, $5.00 down, $1.50 a week. Sllverstein_Bros., 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—Car load ot refrigerators and Ice boxes, unclaimed and lost freight, $4.50 up. Vandalia Storage

Co., 303 Wabash avs. FOR SALE—Range Uneida steel tnis is a real bargain don't miss this chance $15.00. Scott & Hart, 608515 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—$650 player piano, including bench, scarf and 12 rolls music, $495 terms, reasonable, Silverstein

Bros, 526 Wabash. FOR SALE—10 library tables, slightly marred in shipping oak and mahogany $4.50 up. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—100-lb. Ice box large, rooray, suitable for boarding hou.sa or small grocery bargain act quick. _640_So. 9th. FOR SALE—Kimball and Smith American organs good playing terms if necessary. Vandalia Storage.Co., 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—25 grafanolas, Columbia, Silvertone, Victors, and all standard makes. Vandalia Storage Co., 303

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Phonograph Columbian Cabinet regular price, $90 sale price, $68. Scott

avenue.

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FOR SALE—A fine old square piano good condition. Price, $50 cash. Robertson's music house, 525 Wab.

Ave.

FOR SALE—Three large show cases with shelving, suitable for jobbers. J. H. Black & Son, 8th and Cherry. FOR SALE—One Hamilton organ oak case plate glass good as new bar* gain. One dining table. 640 So. 9th. FOR SALE—Range Sears & Roebuck high closet with reservoir $12.00.

Scott & Hart, 508-510 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Baby chicks, pullets, cockerels and hens Monday. C. R.

Pugh, 13th and Margaret avenue. FOR SALE—Range The Roman take this chance and save money. Scott &

Hart. 508-510 Wabash avenue. FOR S. LE—Grocery stock and fixtures good location, $300. Old phone 4823.

Cause for selling, bad health. FOR SALE—One Trusty Incubator and brooder. Will sell separate. One

Daisy churn. 2437 Lafayette. FOR SALE—Majestic and Round Oak range left on our hands for storage.

Inquire at 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Sweet notato, garden and flower plants. Cline's greenhouse, 629 6th avenue. Old 169. FOR SALE-—10 coal oil stoves used some for demonstrating last season bargain. 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Furniture and high-grade player piano. Party leaving city. 418 _S°._17th. Old phone 2250. FOR SALE—Shoe repairing shop must sell quick have other business to attend. 1100 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Horse, harness and peddling wagon 1 light spring wagon cheap. 132S Grand ave. FOR SALE—$500.00 upright Piano excellent condition $245. Silverstein

Bros., 52,6 Wabash. FOR SALE—Range Willard steel range a bargain. Scott & Hart, BOS-

BIO Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Team, wagon and harness, cheap write Thomas Lewis,

Universal, Ind. FOR SALE—Rabbits pedigreed Flrfnish Giants a fine lot of young ones. 2015 4th ave. FOR SALE—Slightly used phonograph,

$49

terms. Silverstein Bros.

526 Wabash. FOR SALE—50,000 old 2xl2's, 20 feet long,

Walnut sts.

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FOR SALE—Butcher's small Ice boxes Second and Ohio. Harry Cllver Citz 4296. FOR SALE—Universal graphones $2.75

Ford cabinet, 149.50. Scott's, 133i Wabash. FOR SALE—Lincoln range, $12.96 Diamond range, $15.95. Scott's, i.336 Wabash. FOR SALE—One six pigs. New pi

ood brood sow and one 4S07 old 2180.

FOR SALE—White rabbits, old and young. Martin's Photo Shop. FOR SALE—Grafanolas as low as $10.95. Scott's, 1336 Wabash.

FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage. $18.95 $22.00. Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinets, ',$8.85. Scott's. 1336 Wabash.

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FuK oALE—Bozart rugs, $12.76, $15.76, $18.75 Scott's. 1386 Wabash. FOR SALE—Films and kodak supplies. 629*4 Wabash ave. Overfelt.

.FOR SALE—Ice boxes, $4 85. 16.86. Scott's, 1336 Wabash.

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FOR SALE—lliicellaneqTU. FOR SALE—60 drop-head sewing machines all makes and prices. Come quick. 22 So: 6th. FOR SALE—Good upright piano for $60 cash. Brewer Piano Co., 7th and

FOR SALE—Iron beds, 11.96. $t.»5, $3.96 springs. 760. Scott's, 1M6 Wabash. FOR SALE—Canary birdB, library table, piano stool, couch. 208 So. 13th. FOR SALE—Three laundry tubs four tip bath tubs. Vandalia storage. FOR SALE—Soft drinlfc parlor and "H-ibune. lunch room. Box 34 FOR SALE—.Nice young Jersey and calf old phone 3341, FOR SALE—Sow and 7 pigs eight weeks old 2412 N. 6%. FOR SALE—Mattresses, $*.»6 to |6.Si.

Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE— Rockers as low »1.»6. Svott's, 1336 Wabash. FTrSALE—Dining table* |4.K, |6.M.

Scott's, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Oil stoves as low as 96.11. Scott'3, 1386 Wabash. FOR SALE—Rabbits. Inquire Fagan's

Grocery, 1240 N. 4th. FOR SALE—New and used cameras. 629% Wabash ave. FOR SALF—Cashier railing. New phone 138. 10S N. 7th. FOR SALE—Tomato plants. 20c hundred 1929 Ash. FOR SALE—Five rabbits and cage.

Gilbert ave.

FOR SALE—Canary birds cheap 826 S. 19th. FOR SALE—Butcher's main.

tee bos, 122

FOR SALE—Good milch cow 2531 N. 15%. FOR SALE—Rabbits. 201% Chestnut. FOR SALE— Kodaks. Overfelt.

FOR SALE—Real Estate,

FOR SALE OR RENT—New $9,000 modern and desirable two story frame building, size 36x50, eleven rooms second floor two store rooms first floor, also one story frame building thereto attached, sise 14x50, used for residence concrete basement under all good well, lots of water fruit trees concrete sidewalks also good barn, size 20x30 all situated on two lots, corner of Main and American streets in Central part of Ragsdale, Ind., within three miles of Bicknell and within one-fourth mile of the largest coal mine In the

United States. Ragsdale is a coming town population now numbering one thousand' inhabitants no hotels, pool rooms nor is there another building half the size or In as good a location. Big returns await purchaser. Will sell for $6,200. Owner must sell, going west. See Constantine Kundradt, Ragsdale, Ind. FOR SALE—In monthly payments, one of my nire five room houses, ISIS

Chase st'.eet closet, pantry, attic, cellar, gas, large yard, large garage, all in gilt edged condition. Frank Teel, new phone 1221. FOR SALE—4-room cottage, electric lights and gas new garage good well and cistern and good outbuildings all in first-class condition. 1444 4th ave. FOR SALE—Three room house on paved street east gas and water payments $13 a month. Robertson's, 525 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Six room cottage and four room bungalow style house both on came lot By owner. 430 Second avenue. FOR SALE—Five room cottage gas electricity colored people preferred price reasonable. Inquire 1525 Oak. FOR SALE—Small bungalow on the hills, stop 5, Paris interuban. Call evenings, Sundays. Klrkness. FOR SALE—Modern cottage in Collett park place. Call new phone 2474. FOITSALE—Lot 2600 block~North 12th.

Inquire 2540 Garfield avenue.

FOR SALE—House.

FOR SALE—Brick house u e apartments splendid location home income. New phone 1311.

FOR SALE 02 TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Forty acre farm, good house, barn, orchard, two wells. Close to church ana school.

Goal not sold. $1,500 encumbrance. Wrill sell at a bargain. Will accept Terre Haute property. Rooms 8 and 9 National block. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Touring car in first-class shape. 720 N. 7th.

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE—Touring car in flrstclass shape tor some cows or hogs. 720 N. 7th.

BUSINESS CHANCE.

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Company,

By paying $2.00 per week for BO weeks we will offer you something

reat. Most people spend more for tobacco, etc.-, but object to spending a few dollars for their future welfare. Particulars. 7024 Jenkins Arcade, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OURS IS A SUBE SHOT

Oil companies may come and oil Companies may go, but the drilling industry goes on forever our Inventions eliminate the derrick and other matsrial a. Particulars, box Pittsburgh, Penn.

I have a few thousand dollars with services to invest in legitimate business. What have you? Address Box 27, care Tribune.

STORAGE AND PACKING. aTUuAUt.—furniture packed, stored and crated brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and all western poln'.s. Quick service. Union

Transfer & Storage Co., office 10)4 and Wabasb. Both phones 404.

FURNITURE PACKING.

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FOR 8ALE—Two Studebaker sixes 2 Saxon Sixes Haynes Six Chalmers light six Paige six 2 Hudson supersixes 3 Overlands, 6 passenger

Chevrolet 6 passenger, 490 model, 8360 Saxon four roadster. $275 2 Fords, 6 passenger. Terms on *11 cars. Cole Auto Co., 614 Ohio. FOR SALE—Cadalllc 7-passenger 4 cylinder, 1914 model in good condition 6 good tires will make good

A-l condition very cheap. 811 So. 4th st. FOR SALE!—3 8 model Ford touring car, like new. 3692, old phone. FOR SALE—Dodge touring car bargain at $650. 22 So. 6th. FOR SALE—Overland roadster bargain. $400. 22 So. 6th. FOR SALE—Ford runabout good condition 1800 8. 7th. FOR SALE—Ford. 6-passenger. Buick agency. 204 N. 7th. FOR SALE-

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Mgh speed truck or family car. Can seen at 1469 South Twelfth street call old phone 4071 new phone 3416.

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FOR SALE—One Overland truck, 79 model one Reo five-passenger touring car one six-cylinder, flve-pas-senger Mitchell one Ford. Edwards

Motor Hall, 114-116 St 2nd, Open evenings and Sunday. FOR SALE—Five passenger Dodge, $760, on time payments $300 cash balance 12 months, $37.50 per month. Wm. A. Engles, 200 N. 7th. FOR SALE Scripps-BOOth roadster, 1917 five wire wheels: fine condition electric starter and lights, $375.

Ott's Garage, 217 S. 4th St. FOR SALS—We have over a dozen used ears come while you can make a se lection payment plan

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desired.

Pettyjohn Co., 603 N. Ith.

FOR SALE—Ford touring car, fine condition, with starter and shock absorbers price $350 terms

sired old phone 945. FOR SALE—Five passenger Maxwell $200 down balance 12 monthly payments, $25 each. Wm. A. Engles,

H0 N. 7th. FOR SALE—One Buick six touring car and Ford chassis both in A-l condition 2066 N. 6Vii or old phone 3030. FOR SALE—1916 Chalmers touring car new paint excellent mechanical condltion price $800. CaII 1200 N. 11 th. FOR SALE—Five passenger 1915 Ford, $100 cash balance in ten notes, $20 each. Wm. A. Engles, 200 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Studebaker, five passenger, $250 cash balance in 12 |26 notes. Wm. A. Engleg, ^00 N. 7th. IF YOU have a car for sale or wish to buy one, list it with Edward Motor

Hall, 114 8. 2nd. New phone 4385. FOR SALE—Ford winter top cash or time payments. Wm. A. Engles, 200

N. 7th St.

FOR SALE—Buick 4-eyllnder, fivepassenger, $215.' Buick agency, 204 N. 7 th. FOR SALE—Five passenger Ford car, 1916 model in nne shape 182S N. __10_th. FOR SALE—1914 Marlon touring car

-Five passenger Ford 304

Eagle.

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FOR RENT—Houses and Flats, FOR RENT-—Fl\*e room residence in West Terre Haute, $12 a month.

Robertson's, 625 Wabash avenue. FOR RENT—Five room, modern, furnished apartment for July and August. Call new phone 3678. FOR RENXr-Furnished house, July and

August. New phone 1135.

FOR RENT—-Rooms.

FOR RENT—Very desirable suite of modern front rooms, furnished for light housekeeping sink soft water in kitchen use of laundry gas lor cooking. 639 N. 6^4. FOR RENT—Large nicely furnished room business gentleman or gentleman and wife. 521 N. Center st. FOR RENT—Modern room- good location gentleman preferred reference.

Address Box 30, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Two modern furnished rooms for sleeping gentlemen preferred. 635 N. 8th. FOR RENT—One furnished front room modern private family, 667 Sycamore. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping modern. Old phone 2991. FOR RENT—Large, modern front room for sleeping gentleman 124 S. 7th. FOR RENT—Lady wants room mate, with or without board 816 N. 7th,FOR RENT—Modern front sleeping room for gentleman. 124 So. 7th. FOR RENT—2 or 3 nicely furnished housekeeping rooms. 1417 Plum. FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping rooms, partly modern 635 S. 9th. FOR RENT—4 large rooms modern adults references 406 N. 5th st. FOR RENT—-Modern furnished light housekeeping rooms. 514 Eagle. FOR-RENT—2~furn!shed_Tight'house-keeplng rooms. 26 So. 11th. FOR RENT—Modern light housekeeping rooms. 818 Walnut. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished stairs rooms. 315 N. 8th.

So. 17th. 3502. old. FOR RENT —Light rooms lSfr S. 4th.,

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Will pack, crate and stor« your fnrnl« ture for less than others. By experienced men. All work guaranteed. Also sells packing-boxes and barrelsu New phone 2757. Old 833. $5.85,

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L, W. OTT AUTO CO.. 817 a 4th St

New l%one 993. Old lOfl.

FOR SALE—Commercial Cars. FOR 8ALE—\ ton Oakland truck will make a good peddling, delivery or passenger car in good condition.

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FOR RENT—2 light housekeeping rooms. 36 So. 11th. furnished rooms, 335 FOR RENT—Two

housekeeping

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Store room and basement, 1402 Wabash ave. Citxens 930. Haggerty, 9 8. 6th.

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WANTED TO BUY—Used Fords. rices paid. Central Auto Co. th st. WANTED T# BUY—Best prices Ml* for men's clothing & shoes. New SlkO. furaW

WANTED—To buy stoves and ture. New phone S64, old 849. WANTED TO BUY-

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Terre Haute or in nearby town. Stats price, terms, eta Address Box St, *T Tribune. WANTED TO BUY—Diamond three- Lquarter to one carat in weight, for cash. Address P. O. Box No. 763. ft. WANTED—To pay good price for clothing. Call new phone 3748t

The Tailor, 1109 Wabash avenuS.

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fake elevator at 8th St. citrun.

FOR SALE—Real Estate.

Subdivision between Nineteenth Bt. and Twenty-fifth street. W aba Eh AY*nue and Ohio Blvd.

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2002 Wabash Ave. New phons 484S«

STORAGE.

tiTOKAGE Patronize the cleanws^ largest and safest warehouse. NJW phone 25. T. H. Warehouse A ltOf age1Co.l 129 N. 9th St 1WABASH STORAGE—Household goods stored. Brick building, 104 it. ML

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491 Trust Building, Terre Hautew C. H. MOf~ Old Phone 804.

DUENWEQ'S LEATHER HOtfflU 630 Ohio Street. Near Fifth. leli Phone 627. Cll Phone ITS.

LOAN.<p></p>MONEY For everybody at rates lower than tte lowest. Don't be deceived come te ttg and investigate. Business strictly COB* fidential. No one knows of your traaa* actions with us. We lend on furniture pianos or salary. If you have a loaa now anywhere and need more monejr come to us. Nothing deducted from loan. You get full amount. Extension* in case of sickness Without extra Charge.

NATIONAL LOAN CO.

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LEGAL N0TICE3. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, Vigo county, ss: In the Vigo Circuit Probate Division Court, May term, 1919.

United States Trust company Of Terre Haute, administrator of the tate of Je sso H. Wilson, deceased, vs. John A. Wilson, Maggie B. Wilson, «t al. No. 14010.

Be it known that on th^ fOth day of June, 3919, paid plaintiff filed af!l» davit in due forih, showing that tho defendants, Henry T. Wilson, Minerva Wilson, Stephen F. Wilson, Wilson, whose Christian name is unknown, wife of said Stephen F.Wilson, the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of Stephen F. Wilson, deceased, the unknown heirs, devisee* and legatees of Wilson, deceased, whose Christian name Is unknown, wife of said Stephen F. WilBon, George W. Wilson, Wilson, whose Christian name is unknown, wife of said George W. Wilson, unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of

Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this 20th 3av of Jun«. 191*. JAMES J. FAGAN. Clerk.

XQT1CIS TO OWNERS Ott BEAI# ESTATE. O THE NOTICES OF APPRAISEMENT® ON REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN MAILED TO ALL OWNERS, THOSE NOT HAVING RECEIVED SAME MAY GET PUT

Wilson, deceased, whose Chris

tian name i* unknown, wife of said George W. Wilson, unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of said George W. Wilson, deceased, Archie J. Wilson, Carrie Ellen Hufford. Ottie S. Huftord, Charles A. Wilson, Marcie Clare Wilson are non-residents of the state of Indiana are necessary parties to the complaint herein and that the object of said action is petition to sell. Said non-resident defendants are now, therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that the wrae will stand for trial on the 2nd day of September. 1919, '''-far' same being the 2nd judicial day of thf»%t said September term, 1910, of said *gk court, and unless paid defendants *P- fcr.Ar» pear and answer or demur to SSJl «, W* complaint at said date, the same be heard and determined in their sence.

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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the U»» dersigned has been appointed adminiS-" trator of the estate of Maggie deceased. Said estate is supposedto S* solvent. LILLIE RSID.

Louis Relchman, Attorney. _____

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