Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1917 — Page 16
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1917.
BUSINESS CHANCES. WA>nTfiD^Ca!>ah£r~ V rn«^ ^ lt , h 13.000 cwh and upward, for permanent position with established company, to open and manatee aeparate brhnch In thl» city. Exceptional opportunity, safe Investment, lanee profits Indorsed by best banker* and business men Good for *5fK) a month and better for the right man. with excellent future. Address Ho*
AUTOMOBILES.
HOTEL, operated American and European; located oppo*lte traction station, on northwest, comer of square, thirty-two rooms; good business; electHe light, steam heat, price $2,000. want to retire by February l. Call or address HAKTER HOTEL. Anderson. Ind.
WE buy accounts from manufacturers -and jobbers, also first and second mortgagee on high class real estate, loan money on highgrade stocks, bonds and other collateral FB.D* URAL FINANCE COMPANY, *24 Hume-Man-aur bldg. WA NTFD—Capable party who can invest S2.U0C with services In a well established manufacturing )iu*lne*a In Indianapolis, enormous profits. rep**at order* coming In dally; If you want to connect with a live wire business take time to Investigate. Address Box 2154. New*.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Well paying drug Store; business run# about $100 per week; $1,600; cash or terms; will take it or will trsde for real estate. Ill health reason for sale. Address Bo* 2229, News.
TA-NTED—Partner, lady or gentleman, travel;
middle-aged preferred; experience not re-
quired: no gnt-rich-quick scheme; pay to tn-
-a- •— J half Interest. Address
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veatigate, $300 required. 1
Box 2241. News. HAVE splendid opportunity for party with $300 to $600 to travel throughout the United Btales and sell shop, county and state rights for new invention, possibilities unlimited. 8e» MR. BEARD, owner of patents, Oneida hotel.
COMMON stock in a well established manufacturing business; a genuine, good Investment; am compelled to sell. Address Box 2066.
Nows.
FOR SALE—Soda fountain, cigar and newsstand. located at Ft. Wayne A Northern Indiana traction station, Logansport, Ind. Ad dress 1. H. WELLS, Peru. Ind.
USED CARS ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND STARTER. 1917 Col# chummy roedater ‘T'. I9l« Cole touring H-”? 1*13 Cole •'4-40,'* touring 22 1916 Maxwell touring 1913 Studebaker, «-cyl,, 7-pass 1814 Che Inters, Master 1913 Cadillac touring 1915 Cole coupe " if-l 1916 Overland - 1*2 1913 Waverley electric 1*13 Pathfinder touring CRANK STARTERS. 1912 Auburn touring 1812 Flanders roadster j" 1*11 E-M-F :"2 1*12 Empire roadster *4™ All care are in excellent condition. We will consider your old car aa part payment. Cole Sales Co. of Indiana Corner Capitol ave. and Vermont at. Phones; Main 2480. New 2886. Q, W. WARNER. Mgr. Used Car Dept.
FOR BAUD—Good drug stock, splendid location; must be sold at some price. Will lump or big discount on invoice. J. FRED HESS, Marion, Ind. ' |
FOR SALE-^iUInery. dress making and no-l lions store, good location, must sell on account of sickness. WIDDOP A MUNRO CO)
*57 Ft. Wayne ave. Main *685 M
WILL sacrifice well-established millinery store, doing good business; low rent, with living rooms; good reasons for sslllng. Address Box 2289. News. H
FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market on the main street of Newcastle. Ind., Only cash need apply- Address O. E. ELLISON, 1502
Broad st., Newcastle, Ind.
FOR SALE—Drug stock, only one In town; good business; will sacrifice for $750 cash; must sell or rent my farm at once. G. W.
DALTON. Coal City, Ind.
WANTED—An energetic man with email capital to represent factories with sixty days' order* ahead. Room •!», Indiana Pythian
building. ,
CIGAR, periodical and novelty store; best stand In downtown district; doing good hU8M ness; will ntand Investigation; deal with own-
er. Address Box 2286. New*.
TEN DtlLljARB for one Is what we offer In way of Investment; sscured by first mortci«*e bonds on real estate. Address Box 2280.
News.
SMALL stock of groceries and meats In good location: »nap for quick buyer: four living rooms; cheap rent. Call Prospect 6478.
JCTURB SHOW, complete; 800 see ting censcltv. Information, call AMERICAN COAL
' North *27.
business compsla me to sell at aacri--t</-date cafe downtown; good business;
Address Box 2134, News. ■
ED partner and manager, best paying ess before American farmer. 25-26 Bald-
VERY desirable factory site. Including buildings, on Bslt railroad, near paved street end car line. Call Prospect 364 during day. TWO-CHAfR barber shop (sanitary) for sale or trade for shop in small town. P. O. Box 188, Kokomo, Ind. PICTURE SHOW DOING ‘ EXCELLENT BUSINESS; OWNER LEAVING CITY. PHONE 9461.
HAVE property In one of the best county seat towns In Oklahoma, near oil field; will trade for grocery. Address Box 2283. News.
GROCERY; olx living rooms; gas, city water, worth $3,2<)0; $2,360; HH per cent.; rental, $28. Woodruff 4532.
213 ACRES Improved grain and stock farm for merchandise or city rentals. 636 Lemcke building.
HAVE buyer for rooming house not too far
out, on terms.
H. G. MONEN, 406 Law bldg. Main S13. C. ko< 'ERY and fixtures. One of the best locaHons north. New stock and large trade. Address Box 2178. News. SHOE STORE, one of the best locations In the city; doing fine business; going into larger Interests. Address Box 2202, News. TREE trimming end spraying by experienced men. established 1901. JOHN DIETZ, Wood:KUK.; ^ - . - • WELL located stand in city market to exchange for city lot. Address Box 2250. News. TWO-CHAIR barber shop for sale; price $65 cash. Address Box 2870, News. FOR SALE—Two pool tables and equipment, $100; a bargain. *033 W. Waahlngton. BAKERY for sale; $350 caah. Phone Woodruff j»2. FOR SALK-Bakery and delicatessen, on account of sickness. Address Box 2180. News. FOR SALE-Small grocery doing good caah _bu*tn*«s. _Clrcle 13»W. FOR SALE—Delicatessen and tearoom; owner leaving city. *74 8 Hth at. NICE restaurant, doing good business; reasonable. Prospect KBS. ALL OR PART interest in a going Indianapolis lumber yard; no mill. Mein 1390.
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BARGAINS
IN USED CARS i. One 1917 Marion Handley demonstrator five-passenger, six-cylinder. Bargain quick
sale.
One Empire coupe, light car, $300. Ideal for doctor or professional man. One Babcock electric, in good condition, $350. Colonial Automobile Co. Phone Main 246. Address 426 N. Meridian st.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
Girls’ and boys' knit hockey caps and aviation hoods, in % large variety of colors; 69o values—
The Home of Bargains
39c
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407-409-411-413-415-417 West Washington Street
Women’s extra heavy flannel ette n i g ht gowns, cut extra large —59c values, 35c
Dress Sale COATS
HORSES and vehicles. FOR SALE—Twenty head mares. Just off my farm, ranging In price from $50 to $150; one 1.400-pound mare, in foal; three seta work harnea*. two farm wagons, one breaking plow, guarante*d cheap for caah. 915 Virginia ave.
FOR SALE—Two horse*, mare, seven year* old. safely in foal; horse, ten year# old; drop-bottom wagon tftirt heavy net of harness, cheap If sold at once. 638 E. McCarty.
LEGAL NOTICES AND PROPOSALS NG^^iy^liTTrerebjMifiven^'tlflat on the 16th day of January. 1917, there was filed in the office of the undersigned. & petition, A. E. Eickhoff and others, addressed to the board of commissioners of the county of Marlon. In the state of Indiana, In which Is prayed the Improvement of a highway, therein deecrtlied aa
follows, to wit;
The Uck creek and New Bethel free gravel
TRADE corner lot in Martinsville for team of horses or mules 275# Dearborn st.. Indiana-
polis. Woodruff jjjCO.
road, sometimes otherwise known as the MtchSoutheastern avenue, beginning at its inter-
Igan road and some!inn
FOR SALE—Good team, In good condition, cheap. Call 1921 Columbia ave. before 8
a. m. or after 5 p. m.
PAIR black mares; weight 2,700; one in foal; brown mare In foal. Six years old; sound; guaranteed. 328 W. Maryland.
HORSES for sale; one sound, cheap horse. 1006
Harlan st. Prospect 8283.
EXTRA FINE, large team of farm mares;
cheap. 331 E. Wabash.
THE Gibson Company s used car department. Special price# this week only; ca*h or payments; Reo, touring $165 Inter-State, touring 175 Studebaker, touring - 196 Chalmers, touring 225 National, touring 275 Demonstrator*, electrically equipped. Overland, 1915 roadater 345 Overland, Model 75, touring 496 Overland, Model 83, touring... 495 Overland, Model 86, six-cylinder touring... 865 These cars have to be seen to be appreciated. Will demonstrate to your entire satisfaction.
Elgin Six
Demonstrator
Perfect mechanical condition. This car carries the same factory guarantee as a new car.
Feeser Sales Co.
309-311 N. Capitol. IN order to make room for the new 1917 stock the following cars will be sold at ridiculously low prices:’ One 1916 closed Elcar, new; two 1916 five-passenger Elcars. new; one 1916 five., passenger Elcar-Demonstrator; two four-pas-eenger Cloverleaf, new; two four-passenger Clovcrleaf, used; one 1916 Monroe, slightly used and classy Marmon speedster. ELCAR MOTOR
BAUDS CO.,
6846.
Women’s long coats of fancy cheviots and tweeds, made with large sailor or muffle-up collar, all sizes, real $10.00 values.
FOR SALE—Old and new wheels cheap at 202 Kentucky ave. FOR SALE—Good sound horse, wagon and harnes«, $85; bargain. Woodruff 1512. FOR SALE—Good team work horses. Woodruff
193.
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Overcoats
! Overcoats for men and
Choice of 100 pretty dresses of all-wool ! young men, stylish Bal-
serge, serge and silk combinations and silk poplins, made in very stylish
models.
marue style overcoats. An actual $10 value, marked for quick cleanup, Friday.
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MULES to rent. KISSEL MULE BARN, Union Stock yards. Main 6166. SIX-YEAR-OLD'' mare in foalT five-year-old horse, guaranteed. 32S W. Maryland. FOR SALE—Good platform spring wagon. Circle 2723. 2652-K. AUCTION SALES COMPLETE GROCERY FVlday, 9 a. m. 545 S. Delaware st. FIXTURES consist of floor cigar showcase, three counter showcases, wall clock, three good oak counters, fruit display rack, dried fruit display <a*e, platform scale, two counter scales, cashier'* desk, heating stove. 300-pound refrigerator. broom rack, stepladders, three oil tanks, meat blocks and tools, meat rack, paper racks, coffee mill. STOCK ! cnnsDts of good a>Kortment canned goods, nice, clean jackage good*. *pices. extract*. i:ugar, coffee, tea, baking powder, case good*, tobacco, cigars, notions, tea cans, candy jars, tubs, washboards, brooms, soaps, new dishes,
etc.
This store ha* been established since 1868. Owner retiring from business. Will be sold a* a whole or in lot to suit buyers. McFADDEN & BURKUARDT,
A uctioneers.
AUCTION sale, 823 N. Senate ave.. Friday, January 19, 9 a. m. Several van load* of furniture', Iron beds, spring* and mattresses, four dressers and washstand*. three 9x12 rugs, lot of small nigs, four heating stoves, two coal ranges, three ga* ranges, dining tables and chairs, large lot of dishes, 400 other pieces nn listed; this means a bargain to you. NISSEN
otherwise known as
section with the C. J. Antrim et al. free gravel road at or near the center of. the west line of Section Fifteen (16), In Township Fifteen GS) north, of Range Four (4) east, and running thence southeast ward I y on and along the center line of said Lick creek and New Bethel free gravel road, aa now established. to its intersection with the south boundary line of said Warren township. Said highway Is wholly within Warren township of said Marion county. Therefore, all tterson* concerned are hereby notified that said petition will be presented to, heart! by and adjudged upon by said board of commi**loners at a regular seesion of said board to be begun and held in the office of said board in the courthouse of said county beginning at K> o'clock In the forenoon of Wednesday. the 7th day of February. 1917. In witness whereof, I have hereunto signed the above and foregoing notice and affixed thereto the seal of said county this, the l*tn day of January. 1917. ^ K Auditor of Marion county. Indiana. EMMETT E. HUGGINS, Attorney.
Igtw building.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
four-
ton capacity refrigerating machine for sale r exchange. CHAS. LAWSON, Columbus.
Tntf
listed; & WY
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. CHOICE large forked Indiana lump, the best grade, $5.50; Indiana egg, $5.50. A good furnace coal, $6.00. Main 8326, New 5164-R. . PAGE COAL & ICE CO.
319 North Capitol Ave. Main RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE* MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
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1914 OVERLAND ROADSTER MODEL 81. Formerly owned by & man we are welt acquainted with. We know the car bae had excellent care. Juat been repainted. It’a fully equipped and all tires are good. If* a good, big buy at the price. INLAND MOTOR SALES CORP. 425 N. MERIDIAN. MAIN 1585.
Come and aee our nice rugs, carpets and linoleums at the lowest prices In Indiana-
polis
GLAZER 444 E. Washington st.
INTER-STATE 1916 roadster; excellent In appearance and In mechanical condition. Original tires yet good. Call for demonstration. Two models ’17 Davis Six; Springfield type and open touring type. Both new car*, to be sold at coat. Call at once for demonstration. W. G. TODD 42$ N. Meridian. - Main 1977, New 86.
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We Must have More Furniture If you have anything to sell you will profit more by calling Indiana’s pioneer second-hand
store.
Baker Bros. New $466. Old Main 8466 or $465. HIGHEST prices paid for wail case*, counter cases, floor cases, scales, butcher boxes, hotel tanges. etc.
AUTOMOBILES.
We Have a Lexington Light Six Touring Car That’s Good as New This car was purchased here last spring by a man past aixty. We know it’a had the best of care because he has never called on us for help at any time It was up to us to fulfll our guarantee the car needed any attention. He has Just traded it in on one of our 1917 models. If# fully equipped and looks like new. We art' confident It will sell on sight at the price «« ask. INLAND MOTOR SALES CORP. 425 N. Meridian Street Main 1585 Here Are Two Good Cars For the Money A 1912 Reo, five-passenger touring. Has a new top and is in very good condition, it s priced very low. A Cole 4-40. flve-paseenger. 1914 model, Delco lights and starter, tires ail good; car in first class condition. We know the history of these cars and will advlee you right. INLAND MOTOR SALES CORP. 435 N. MERIDIAN. MAIN 1586.
I HAVE a four-passenger Waverly electric brougham one of those good looking colonial modela. The oar Is In good condition. New batteries were put In last fall and give eighty miles on a charge I am positively going to aell this car within the next week for the beat offer. If you ere looking for an electric you will miss a bargain If you don't see this one. See It and make me an offer. IPI; liliiilMattMi ,iig. FORD TOURING BODY~ New 1*17, with top and windshield complete; also used 1914 body, cheap: radiator and hood covers; special price. ACCESSORY MFO. CO I
used car department offers some remark-
able values.
LOCAL BRANCH. NORDYKE & MARMON COMPANY Meridian and New York ets. FOR SALE— ^ FORD JITNEY BUS 1914 model; new' body; seats eight; good mechanical condition; new Urea; $285 cash. Call MR. GIBBENB, North 9240. THIRTY-HORSE POWER, four-cylinder. Falls motor, five and seven-passenger bodies; good aa new; winter tops for 1914 Ford roadster; 4x35 second-hand tires and tubes; new 4x34 tire. 3Hx 32 new tire, inner liners $1; several new tubes. Prest-O-Lite tank and lot other auto parts. 312 E. limrtot. THE AUTO EX CHANGE We have a nice little six-cylinder at $300, Marmon touring. $300; Chevrolet touring, 1916. et $500; Ford commercial at $275; Overland touring at $126. 324-6 N. Delaware Main 3291. Scored Cylinders repaired without heating or regrinding. EAGLE MACHINE CO. Main 884. 332 E. Market. FOR SAXE—New 1917 model Ford touring car, equipped with demountable rims and Weetinghouee starting and lighting system. Address Box 2262, News. CUT RATE ACCESSORIES PEOPLE’S AUTO SUPPLY CO„ >43 Massachusetts avs. FOR SALE—Overland roadster, excellent condition. equipped with four 35x4(i nonskld tlrea, run fifty miles: two new extra tubes, extra tire. Price $276. Belmont 262. HAVE your trucks and pleaaure cars fitted up with good storm front and isinglass put in. JOHN GUEDBLHOEFER WAGON CO.. 202 Kentucky ave. HUPMOBILE 32, tearing car, and many other good used car# at a bargain. HIGGINS MOTOR SALES. 644 N. Meridian. A 1914 OAKLAND six. with electric light# and atarter for $#00. HULETT-LAW MOTOR CAR CO., 323 N. Pennsylvania. Phones 4083, EMPIRE 83. 1916 model; fine running condition; will sell cheap and demonstrate. Address Box
2145. News.
FOR SALE—Auto, electric, will sell our Wood electric, in fine condition, cost $2,600, for quick sale $260. Washington 1631 or Main 3377. WANTED—To trade grocery stock and fixtures for second-hand oar. Ford preferred. VINT ELLIS, Greenfield. Ind. WILL TRADE diamond ring, worth $260, tot light car in good condition. Address Box 2268. News. 1915 PAIGE touring; electric lights gnd starter; winter top; fine condition. LINES,
— MOTOR —
GLAZER
New 1282.
$10.00 REWARD for a watch that we can not make run. WEST, THE JEWELER 242 Indiana ave., Plaza Hotel Bldg. ’WO WALLCASES, five counter cases, thr doorcases, two bread cases, two pairs computing scales, electric coffee mill, electric coffee roaster, large hand coffee mill, three countets. grocer’s refrigerator. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
WE WANT TO BUY High - grade, ' clean, second- | hand f u mi- i ture. WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE If you have a ref rigerator, porch s w i ng, p o r ch furait u r e or gas range for sale call BAKER BROS. Opposite the Courthouse
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SUBURBAN SHOPPERS when in town come and see our beautiful store of high-grade furniture, stoves, rugs, linoleums, store and office fixtures, restaurant outfits or everything you need for your fine home. It’s a pleasure to shop at
No Need to Look Farther We always have what you want, when you want It, at the price you want to pay. Good used household goods from the best homes in the city for what you expect to pay. Our payment plan enables you to buy at a lower price than any other dealers’ cash price. Make Us Prove It. Baker Bros. Pioneer Dealers. \ Opposite Courthouse.
88-note Player Piano can be bought for unpaid balance, $275.00. See this bargain. THE CARLIN MUSIC CO. 33 N. Pennsylvania. RUGS AND CARPETS. New and second - hand. One hundred good rugs and carpets at the lowest prices in the city. Velvets. Brussels. Axmlnster, ingrain carpets and rugs. Come and see them for yourself. GLAZER 444 E. Washington st. We pack and ship free of charge.
Rugs Wanted
We need and will pay the high dollar for good domestic or oriental rugs. Call us before selling. -vBAKER BROTHERS. Old phones. Main 7465 or 3466; New, 3466. IF YOU want the actual value for your second hand goods. Call H. P. WOLFE CO. Prospect 204. t42 S. Meridian st IRON BEDS, wood beds, brass beds, folding beds. cots, sanitary couches, leather couches, davenos. davenettes. davenport*, and couch hammocks at lowest prices in the state. BAKER EROS., opposite courthouse. BRASS BED SALE . Five good brass beds, $5 and $6 each. These are worth $7.50 to $10 at second-hand prices. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass, ave. COAL and gas combination restaurant ranges. 18-hole gas range and plate warmer at very low prices. BAKER BROS., opposite court-
house.
25 FINE library tables, any size, any finish. any style. Just Ike new, at one-half the new
$>rce.
USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass. Ave.
GLAZER’S 444 East Washington. We sell for cash. We sell for less. We pack and ship free of charge.
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia coals, anthracite, also coke. UNION COAL YARDS. PHONES: PROSPECT 2414; New 9334. Used u p r i g ht Pianos, good as new — $100 to $175. THE CARLIN MUSIC CO. 33 N. Pennsylvania.
Mail ’Em In O.G.Klugel.P.D. Now 236 S. Mer. Near Union Station.
CLOCK SALE About twenty clocks, different kinds; wall clocks, hall clocks, shelf dlocks, Dresden china and onyx clocks; all good running order; $1.50 to $3.50. About one-fourth what they cost. USED GOODS STORE. 421 Mass, ave. SEE THE CORONA; weighs only six pounds and complete in every detail. Also all makes [ of-othcr standard machines. JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 32 Monument Place.
FROM $500 to $30,000 for Immediate loans, on desirable first mcHtgages. JAMES H. LOWES, §1-62 When bldg. MONEY to loan’on Improved real estate security JOHN 8. BERRYHILL. 134 E. Waahlngton st. PER CENT. FARM AND - CITY LOANS Long time, no delay, easy terms. WALTER ST CLAlR. 601 Terminal bldg.. Indianapolis.
MONEY to loan on rcaf estate; straight loan or monthly basis. E. E. SHELTON. North 1866, New Clifton 15. ^ MORTGAGE LOANS promptly made. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO., Law bldg
SEE ME for mortrage loans. J, D. SCOTT, 14 When bldg.
$1,500 TO LOAN at 6 per cent.; no a< L. BAILEY, 212 Indiana Trust bldg.
nt.; no delay. P.
STERLING
CO.. 838 N. Meridian
46-48 Kentucky ave.
WANTED—Touring car, modern; must be first-class and popular make; bargain for cash. Address Box 2142. News. FOR SALK—Automobile, 1915 Krit 5-passenger touring car. thoroughly overhauled; new top. $250. Call Woodruff 147, LIMOUSINE top for Ford touring car; brand
DOUBLE TREAD TIRE CO.. 609
Windshield Glass Replaced Reflector* rssllvsred. lamp glass, desk tops, etc. INDIANA MIRROR MANUFACTURING CO.. 8 N Pine. Phone Prospect 788. New 6217 Automobiles Wanted I buy autos, regardless of condition, and; pay beet prices. I sell parts for most make machtoee. I. WOLF, gi9 N. Hltnole et. Main 1K7». CADILLAC 13 touring car body, with new top and jiffy curtains; Just recently palmed; win sell at a bargain 1. WOLF, 61* N. Illi- ^ CYLINDERS REGROUND. ‘ R. A M. rings and pistons fitted. MODERN ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. Main C2t- 936 Ft. Wayne eve. New i»73. vulcanizing” WAYNE TIRE AND RUBBER CO.. INC.. *28 Ft. Wayne ave. Main SMI. WANTED—The best Ford touring or truck that $26 cash and $2t) per month will buy. Address Box 3183. News.
extra coupe 1222 W Thlr-
new; $50. — N. Illinois Main 3208. New 2607,
STODDARD-DAYTON 7-pae»enger car for lot cheap rental; north or east. BEARD. Main 1631. FOR SALE—One Model E International motortruck. Bargain If sold soon. OaU>H. ROBISSON, Ben Davis. 902. Ring 2. 1915 FORD touring and same model roadster. 637 N, Capitol ave. FOR SALE—Two Ford commercial cars, one runabout. Phone Circle 1167. FOR _ SALE—Torpedo racing body. 419 X. Delaware. Main *182. BARGAINS in uaad care. 917 Virginia eve. FOR KENT—I-arge garisge, 1736 N. Illinois
FOR SALE—Pathfinder roadster, body; in excellent condition.
tieth.
THE WRIGHT GARAGE ■ Night and day service on electric and gas. Repairing and charging. » K. Pratt.
THE RIVERSIDE GARAGE epeclatisea in
overhauling and repairing. 815-817 W. Thir-
U0lb. V. ^ r 'f
FOUND—Best chicken dinners. 1UTZELRKRCL ER’S, in Bluff road. Prospect 3*7. c 'ASH PAID for any car. AUTO PARTS EX*17 Virginia ave. Prospect *28. FORD toudn^andrt9K Ford radiator; at a bar1914 FORD in line shape, two extra tires that have never been on car; $240 North 7233 WE CARRY a complete line of standard seconda. Cali Main 330$ or New 3B97, *P!T > MEl ,tOUr ’ n * Car * > ** on,f J^rth *154. MR. iiaTFORD touring car. $35 cash~Maln 31&f
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES. LRS^YElcycle^^rear^ee^ $T"up! CL HT WESTING CO.. 3i* Massachusetts ave.; 11$ E. Ohio st. WESTING ANNEX $3$ K. Pennsylvania st. FOR SALE—Slngla, 16. Indian, good as new, *66. Call 1*21 Bellefontaine. North 7222. LIGHTWEIGHT motorcycle, Al condition F. SMITH, *9 Virginia ave. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. WE HAVE the largest gas tangs tor restaurant or hotel purposes made. In perfect condition and will ha sold at leas than one-half Its am coat. BAKER BROS., opposite houseALL NEW fixtures" $80 cash register, $15; $109 sea la $75; $250 butcher’s ice box. $165; 1915 Ford roadster, $290, if sold this week. BECKER. 6185 College Phone Washington 366. ALL SIZE mirrors, gas lam pa oil lamps, electric lampa dishes, cut glass and domes at very low prices. BAKER BROS., opposite
courthouse.
HIGH GRADE player piano, used only short time: roust aell immediately, unusual bargaitv Cali 1922 E. Washlngton st. COMBINATION writing desk, solid oak. good as new, set of Britannica encyclopedia cheap. Prospect 6269 SMALL buffet, dining table, six chairs; reasonable. Prospect 4430. _
Singer . Sewing Machine
Drophaad. cheap for caah. 2350 Ashland aye.
BARGAIN in used machine*; $1 per week. 640 Massachusetts ave. All makes repaired. Cir-
cle 527.
HAVE you furniture you don’t u»s? Sell it to us for cash or exchange It in what you need. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288. New 110-H.
SINGER sowing machine, *3; $1 places any machine in your home. 764 Massachusetts,
near College. Main 5813.
SLEIGH, first class, with shafts and chime bell#; bargain. J. D. IRWIN, 1112 Broadway.
Main 6667.
EXPERT furniture repairing and refinlshing. USED GOODS STORE. Main 2288, New
U0-K.
WELL DRILLING outfit, complete, practically new. Including all sizes of tools, drilling cable and sand line. Address Box 2292, News.
SQUARE top golden oak dining table. French legs; five extra leaves; $6. Old phone Har-
rison 686. New 6814.
FINE MAHOGANY hall chairs, wing chairs,
rockers, settees, divans and full parlor suites. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
WE NEED and will pay the highest price for good used furniture and rugs. Call Circle 644, or Belmont 1289.
LARGEST line of used dining tables in the city, and lowest prices. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
LOWEST price# in state on good used furniture. rugs and stoves. BAKER BROS., opposite court house.
VICTROLA. three ntnger phonographs, player pianos upright pianos, price# reasonable. D. H. CRAFT CO.. ilSH E. Ohio.
WILL sacrifice 4-karat gent # diamond ring for $175, If sold this week. Address Box 2212, Nsws.
GORDON printing press, 7x11; twenty fonts of type: $85 takes all. J. H. REED, 38 W. Washington st.
GOOD upright piano. *55. for cash. Call North 6120 between 7 and 8 p. m.
STKNOTYPE; bargain. 1940 Valley drive. Call Woodruff 5028.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD Jersey cow and calf. $55.00. - U01 Ketcham st.
DINING chairs as low as *3.75 per set of sta. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
WILL WIRE house complete. $14. Woodruff 38*8.
THREE National cash registers, good as new. 1302 Laurel st. Prospect 7767
LADY'S suit and warm coat, sixe 36; girl s raincoat and winter coat. North 4627.
KITCHEN cabinets as low as $3.75. BAKER BROS-, opposite courthouse.
CYCLE Incubator, good as new. Irvington 1047 Ring t
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE; $90 TAKES IT. ADDRE3SS BOX S063. NEWS.
WANTED—Second hand furniture; aieo good ■tore end office fixtures. Main 2510.
EXPERT WIRING AT FAIR PRICES. L. A. FLEURY FLKCTEIC CO.. 421 MASS AVE.
35 GOOD soft coal heating atovee at your own price. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
USED BICYCLE with mud guard# and coaster brake. *8.50 W. A. KELSO. 764 Virginia ave.
NEW HALF-HORSE MOTORS. BELOW COST. FLEURY-EIJECTRIC. 4M MASS. AVE
CALL A. B. C. MESSENGER Mato 2S25. New 481.
EVERYTHING MUSICAL 1
THE CARLIN MT7SIC CO.. 33 N. Penn st.
WRINGERS repaired. Main 9012.
ART GARLAND baaebumer. large six#, cheap.
2457 Shelby. Prospect 4571.
SEE KIMBALL PIANO The Kimball received the highest honors and the grand prize at the Panama-Pacific exposition. San Francisco, 1915. Officially priced Pianos: $250, $325, $360, 385, $400, $460, $500. Player pianos: $500, $600, $650. $700, $800. SWAIN & SWAIN, 18 E. Sixteenth st. Phone North 5686. New 6140-K.
PARKER moving gallery with International 1^4-horse power engine; light plant, and two Winchester rifles; all in good shape. $ir>0 cash takes it. S. B. LENT. 709 Meridian st.. Anderson. Ind. (Penny Arcadeb HEATING STOVES CUT AGAIN. Every stove must go at once. Call and make your own offer. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass. ave.
ONE Edison dictating machine and transaphone, thoroughly equipped, almost new, a real bargain. Main 2162. THE R. L. DOLLING8 CO.. 305-14 Indiana Pythian bldg.
We Want to Buy Fine brass beds, mahogany furniture, fins rugs, refrigerators, gas ranges, high grads store end office fixtures. We positively pay the very beat prices. BAKER BROS. Old phone Main 34G5 or 3466. New 3466.
SAFE, NEW DESK AND DESK CHAIR. CALL MAIN 7308, BETWEEN 7 AND 8. WANTED—Boys and girls to buy SCHOOL BOOKS at CRAWFORD’S DRUG STORE, Pennsylvania and North. We pay cash for secondhand school books. • TEN GOOD roll-top desks, two standing desks. typewriter desk, two flat-top desks, mahogany and oak office tables, two filing cabinets and three small iron safes BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
GOOD oak sideboard, $5; kitchen cabinet, $3.75; gas range, $7.50; pedestal extension table, solid oak. $9. BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
WELL ROTTED manure. $2.50 per load. Special prices for carload quantities. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH, with horn and records. only $6. 424 Mass. Avenue.
THREE ROOMS of household furniture for sale; price $50. Inquire 339 Indiana ave. Ask for MR. CONNER.
FIVE PIECES Early English living room furniture. good condition. Phone North 6785. ONE LARGE safe, combination and time locks money vault; on account of moving In our new building. WEST SIDE TRUST CO.
WALK two squares and save a dollar on your trousers, at THE PANTS STORE CO.. 42 W. Ohio st.. near Illinois st.
ONE of the largest, best known, private boarding houses in city; lease, furnishings and good will. Address Box 2261, News.
VICTROLA, $18; Edison Amberola, $40; other machines. $12 up. Payments. CENTRAL MUSIC EXCHANGE. 18 Pembroke arcade.
DINING room table, six dining chairs, ane Retort Oak heater, etc., like new. 1653 Barth
NEARLY new Ellington piano; leaving city; must sell at once. Call 1922 E. Washington street. FINE, large safe, suitable for pawn broker or jeweler; cost $650; will take $190. 42 N. Delaware.
MORTGAGE loans. JOSEPH PATT1SON. 1007 Law bldg.
WANTED—Real estate mortgagr loans, 8 per cent MEVER-K ISF.R BANK.
LOANS on leal estate. AMERICAN MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO. 10 E. Market.
WANT $1,000 on 213-acre Brown county farm. Improved. AYRES. Main 163L
CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.
FINE, large, solid mahogany wall case, suitable for jewelry, automobile accessories, etc., very cheap. 42 N. Delaware.
POOL TABLE, complete, at bargain price. SANIT> RY STORAGE CO., 450 E. Washington st. Main 5072.
KING CHARLES spaniel. black female; eight months old; pedigreed. North 8161.
PLAYER piano, seventy-five rolls of music; cheap for cash. Call Circle 178.
FRESH Jersey cow and calf, heavy milker; $100. Call Woodruff 3732 after 6 p. m.
ORIGINAL repairs for any stove or furnace; MODEL, 640 E. Washington. Main 2461.
TWO pocket billiard table, complete set of balls and cues; will sell at bargain for quick sale. Need the room. Prospect 1004.
LARGE Norway maple trees with ball of dirt. BURKHART Prospect 1524. DAYTON computing scale for candy store, $5; cost about $25. 424 Mass. ave.
FULLY equipped circular letter shop doing a fair business; can be bought cheap; owner has other business. Address Box 2109, News.
MISSION dining room suite. 54-lnch table, fine buffet and six leather seat chairs; less than half price. BROWN. 639 Mass, ave.
WE REX’! invalid chairs. $2.to month, crutches 26c a month. Delivered free BAKER BROS.. 219-25 E. Washington. Phone 3466.
SMALL rugs, medium sixed rugs, large rugs. carpets and linoleum. BAKER BROS., op-
posite courthouse.
WE BUY all kinds of second-hand tools, guns. fishing tackle* and sporting goods. 339 E.
Washington «L Main 4658.
SEVERAL fine halitrees very cheap. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mass. Ave.
DINING tables as low as BROS., opposite courthouse.
$3.50. BAKER
FINE mahogany dresser and quartered oak bookcase; other household goods. 630'Fulton.
240 MOVING picture theater chairs cheap. Call North 927.
LADY’S hand-crochetiM night dress; something very fine. Woodruff 5185.
CIRCUS seats and tent: will seat 1.000 people. PORTER BROS.. Flat Rock. Ind.
$350 PIANO; Circassian walnut case, for $150 Irvington 2599.
GENUINE red cedar chests made to order. Bargain. Woodruff 6043.
ALMOST new piano. Will sell very reasonable. 28 Baldwin Block.
CASH REGISTER cosi $60. and one scale; first class condition' sell cheap. 2$ 8. West at.
HOUSEHOLD furniture; private sale. Massachusetts ave. Call mornings
HOUSES AND VEHICLES. BUGGIES, wagona harness, blankets, accessories, hardware, fence, roofing.
• eerie*, furniture, dry goods, etc., at whole
BEDROOM SUITE. *15: combination bookcase. $10; 11x13 velvet rug, $10. Call Irvington 346PARROT: splendid talker. 220 N. Pine. Call Circle 2980 after 6 p. m.
— ’ UT9I * Ul IS* l tax W, warf., sat. **
403^41 prices to the people. HURST A CO.. Hurst
' bldg., Pennsylvania and Georgia sta.
TF.R. FLEURY-ELECTRIC. 421 MASS. AVE.
HAND, water, electric power payments. Main *946.
washer, easy
DROPHEAD Singer sewing machine. *10. N Alabama st.
MEN’S overcoat, size 42, red velvet evening coat, suits and shoes. Irvington 1106.
Cali
MAN’S new astrakhan overcoat, size 44. Proapect 2959. Sell cheap.
LOT restaurant tables, wooden and glass topa
BAKER BROS., opposite courthouse.
THREE barrels of vinegar. 2112 Morgan st.
FOR SALE—Nearly new. heavy platform spring wagon; top, curtains, etc.; bargain. THE INDIANA NEWS CO.. HO N Senate.
FOR SALE—Ten good work mares; four in foal; weight 1.2h0 to 1.560; age from five to ten; price $40 to $340. 504 W. Ne
FOR SALE—One top grocery wagon, one top bakery wagon, one top laundry wagon; cheap at 202 Kentucky ave.
FOR SALE—Four heed of mere* weighing from 1,400 to 1.500. one mare In foal, three sets of harness, surrey and wagon. 590 Virginia ave.
FOR SALE—Horse, transfer wagon and harness. 1954 Ashland. Phone North 2560.
$95; TEAM mare and horse; in good chunky build. 513 E. Market.
flesh;
SACRIFCE small, chunky mare, $20. Virginia ave., first flat
LOANS ON FURNITURE ADVANCE QUICKLY and PRIVATELY AT THE LEGAL RATE, 2 PER CENT. PER MONTH. Our New Schedule of Payment*: Monthly Payment on $10 Loan $ 2 00 Monthly Payment on $20 Loan.......... *00 Monthly Payment on $3i> Loan S 00 Monthly Payment on $50 Loan 5 00 Monthly Payment on $100 Loan 7 00 Monthly Payment on $200 Loan 10 00 Payments on other amounts In tbs same
proportion.
We are LICENSED AND BONDED. You
Don’t be afraid of getting turned down. We will make you a loan. Loans with
are assured a square deal
- of you
other companies paid off and mors money advanced. Established twenty-alx years INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE & LOAN
CO.
The Legal Rate Company, U# E. Washington st.. Room 219, third door east of Pennsylvania st. Phones: Old 541; New 1419.
LOANS 2 Per Cent. Per Month on household goods, pianos, jewelry and diamonds. To borrow money on your household goods or piano at so low a rate is beneficial to you. You can save money by paying cash for what you may need. Consolidate your small bills and bring them to us, we will loan you money enough to take care of all. „ , „ . Arrangements for payment of loan will he made to ault your convenience. Privacy, prompt service, courteous and confidential treatment. Do not hesitate «o call, we are at your eervIra THE INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 203 Hume-Mansur Bldg Either phone 3139.
Otar •Service You will find our service reliable and efficient. We make loans on furniture, pianos, fixtures, etc. _ $35, Total Cost $4.50 for thiee month#. Other amounts at the same proportionate legal rates. It will pay you to investigate our easy-payment plan before borrowing. Call, write or phone State Loan Co. 305 ODD FELLOW BLDG. Cor. Penn, and Wash. sta.
Both phones 4619,
Made Coffee for Dewey's Men at the Battle of Manila [Special to The Indianapolis News] GARY. Ind.. January 18.-C. H. Shepherd. chef at a local club, seventy-five years old. is mourning the death of Admiral George Dewey, with whom be served as chef for fourteen yeaes. Shepherd made the coffee for the Olympia's ctew served at the battle of Manila. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM HELD
NN, Auctioneers. Prospect 5826.
NISSEN & WYNN. Auctioneers. 820 Occidental bldg. Main 3453. New 3890. Satisfaction guar-
antccd.
WISE PEOPLE sell their goods to BAKER BROS. Why don’t you? Main 34*6
FINANCIAL^
City Real Estate Loans At Lowest Rate of Interest With Prepayment Privilege W. A. Greyer Realty Co. 824 Lemcke bldg. New Phone 258. Old Main 39. PRIVATE funds to loan on first mortgage Indianapolis real estate: If you want a loan, see m ' RUSSE H. HARTMAN 42 N. Delaware. MONEY TO LOAN on Indianapolis and Indiana real estate; on good farms can loan for twenty-years at 6V4 per cent. Interest and no commission. It will repay you to replace your present loan. R. B. WILSON. 306 City Trust bldg.. Indianapolis, Both phon®* MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES pay 6 per cent.; principal and interest guaranteed, no trouble, no worry, no risk. Ask us. AMERICAN MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.. 10 E. Market
street.
PLENTY of money to loan on Indianapolis real estate; easy payment plan. CO-OPERA-TIVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 42 N. Delaware at, READY MONEY to loan on Improved Indianapolis real estate. FLETCHER AVE. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. 315-126 Lemcke bldg. Got Any Odd Lot Stocks or bonds to sell? Send description and quick sale price. Address Box 2139. News. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, J. M, SMITH, 736 K, of P. BLDG. LOANS on SECOND MORTGAGES, IMPROVED CONTRACTS OR MORTGAGES BOUGHT. 529 MERCHANTS BANK. PHONE 873-R. Money to loan on Mortgage*. FIDELITY TRUST CO.
Man Is Accused of Enticing Ward of Court to Leave Home. [Special to The Indianapolis News] SEYMOUR, Ind., January 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mackey, age twenty-two and sixteen, respectively, a bride and bridegroom of only four days, are being held by Harvey L. McCord, sheriff of Jackson county, at the request of the office of the state's attorney at Chicago. According to the local authorities, Mackey is charged with enticing the girl to leave her nome. A telegram said she Is a ward of the juvenile court in Chicago. Mackey and the girl came to Browmstown. which Is Mackey's former home, last Monday. On the same day they were married by the Rev. Jesse Nichols.' a Brownstown minister, after they had obtained a license from the county clerk's office. The application for the license was obtained from the local notary public. In the application the girl’s name was given as Laura Shepard and her home address as Seymour. She is alleged to have told the notary public that she was nineteen years old last June. D. A. R. FOR PREPAREDNESS.
Mrs. W. C. Story, President, Says So Before Senate Subcommittee. WASHINGTON. January IS.-The 95,000 women of the Daughters of the American Revolution are pledged to preparedness and adequate national defense, said Mrs. William Gumming Story, president-gen-eral. to the senate subcommittee on universal military service today. She spoke as a member of the special committee representing twenty-five patriotic societies. “I believe that T can speak for the women in favor of the universal service,” Mrs. Story said, "because they have so pledged themselves. The hearts of the women of America are in this movement. We believe it is essential.” Adjutant-General Louis W. Stotsbury, of the New York national guard, pleaded wjth the committee to reaffirm the belief and enactment of the fathers of the nation, that the common defense was intrusted to the people themselves and not to any hired or voluntary force; that it was a right and privilege of every citizen to be trained for that service.
SAW COLORED MAN IN STORE
Mrs. Irving Saw Him Short Time Before Murder of Haboush. Mary Irving, colored, 1314 Yandes street, who was in the grocery store of Alexander Haboush, a Syrian grocer at 1322 Yandes street, a short time before he was found murdered with his own meat cleaver Saturday, today testified at the coroner’s inquest. She said she was in the store about 12:20 o’clock Saturday afternoon and that Haboush was behind his meat counter with a colored man. Mrs. trving said Haboush waited on her and then went back to the colored man. She said they seemed to be talking over some business. She had never seen the colored man before and could not give a description of him. The body of Hahoush was found about forty-five minutes after she had been in the store. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.
LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES Tc any one permanently employed.
NO SECURITY
Indianapolis Finance Co. - — *-«-*- U4 E. Market et.
901 Lew bids-
PERSONAL-
WANTED—”R T. IL” to communicate with hie tether.
DETECTIVES. ISTdianTIibcbet'’service bureau. 315 Newton Claypooi. Main 1<41.
Marriage Licenses. John Wadsworth and Pauline Hohelscl. Clyde P. Burford and Nell Jackson. Charles Hart and Hazel Williams. George Terry and Georgia Gain*. Lloyd Snyder and Irene M. Boss. W. E. Lodge and Capltola Little. Charles L. Vann and Myrtle R. Welter. Harry L. Scott and Anita Cochran. Edwin A. Bennett and Mary Armstrong. Peter H. Rogers and Sarah F. King. Charlie Brown and Mary E. Lindsey. Albert Romstock and Lottie Crosby. Leslie Fair and Pauline Moore. Birth Returns. John and Amalie Thoeny, 102 Kealing. boy. IjOuls and Mabel Balz, 26K Boulevard plac«f, girl. Herbert and Sidney Warfel, 5511 Lowell, girl. Clint and Amanda Reynolds, J03O 8. Keystone*, 1 girl. Oscar and Mathilda Strobel, 1734 Cornell, girl. James and Minnie Lee, 533 Prospect, boy. Herschel and Henrietta McCabe, 252 S. Oakland. boy. Charles and Mary Boesche, 2315 Union, girl# (twins). William and Pearl Huntzinger. 329 E. New York. boy. Lewis and Ruth Range, igoi dimmer, girl. Owen and Bertha Williams, 727 Bates, girl. B. M. D. and Kate Pitcher. 027 Virginia, girl. William and Lena Mosby. 641 E. Miami, girl. Cephas and Alice Hunter, 1121 Lewis, boy. David and Anna Litchinberg, 613 Adelaide, girl. I-awrence and Mabel Tapp, 1182 Kentucky, girl. Julius and Elsie Alber*. 1721 8. Keystone, girl. Holla and Emma Dotterer. 425 S. California, boy. Allen and Olive Sheets, 226 Miley, boy. Death Returns. Anna Bailey. 50 years. 2707 Boulevard place, chronic parenchymatous nephritis. Doris Buchanan, two years, 637 E. Wabash, bronchial pneumonia. Isaac Talbott, 41 years. Central Indiana Insane hospital, meningitis. Ixvuis Frank. 53 years. Central Indiana Insane hospital, valvular' heart disease. Elsie Wernlng, 53 years, city hospital, pulmonary tuberculosis. Annie Lehnert. 76 years. Little Sisters of the Poor, mitral insufficiency Sarah Lazenhy. 56 years, 60! X. Emerson, cerebral hemorrhage. Building Permits, Rebeoca Hoehman. addition, 945 8. Senate. *!’0». Federal Sign System, sign, 903 N, Illinois at, $200. A. C. Fitch, shed. 1210 N. Belmont, $100. C. E. Hancock, repair#. U4 EL North, $100. Fifth Ward Republican League. The Fifth Ward Republican League at a meeting isu^t night heard speeches by J.’ H. Lott. James N. Shelton. Dr. S. A. Furniss and Gurley Brewer. The candidacy of Dr. Furniss for the Republican nomination for councilman from the Fourth district was indorsed. No immediate Benefits. [New^ York Tiroes] Thing* looked black for the dramatist. For the fourth time in one season a play had been withdrawn after a week’* ran. r'heer up. old man.” said a consoling friend. ’'Perhaps posterity will recognize the genius displayed in year plays.” "Maybe.” said the dramatist bitterly, "but the difficulty 1* that so far as I am concerned posterity is on the free list.”
MESSAGE TO HOUSEWIVES Important ('Hanses Being Made at the Marott Dry Goods Store, 342 to 358 Massachusetts Avenue To Be the Bargain Store of the City. A Policy of Underselling A General Mark-Down of the Higher Class of Merchandise Heretofore Carried by This Establishment is Now in Progress. Many changes for the better nr# taking place here. Departments ar# being switched from one floor to an« other—one spot to another for youf greater convenience. These changes mean much to you. They are embryonic of the new potw ley of the store. They are the prepa4 rations for n new kind of a store—4 bargain store—a store that Is golnjf to sell everything a little lower thatl the same thing can be bought else# where. Not an oecaslonal eruption of bargain-giving, but a steady, persistent and continuous stream of hare gains year in and year out. We ask your patience while moving^j preparing and performing. M e ;1 *k your patronage, your sugge9ei tions and your advice, for we have mind a store somewhat different from any other store in the city. Helping us just now will be helplng| yourselves. We realize that we are a little off, the beaten track of the surging transient trade. We are out of the high* 1 rent district, where you pay for th* privilege of convenience. Some of you do not mind paying f this convenience. The saving of twenty-five cents to dollar these prosperous times does n interest many of you. But there arpj others whom it does interest. In spite of the present general prosperity man r are yet forced to stretch their dollars! —to make them go ns fnr as they can in the purchase of the goods thoyj need. To these is our announcement! particularly addressed. It is not our intention to overstate our case—to lead you to expect overmuclj. We would rather you should be agreeably surprised. Try us out. Here are some of the store changes. Dress Goods. Silks, Linen*. Domea^ tics, Wash Goods, Bedding and the Ilk: have been moved from the second to) the first floor. These lines will he de-j veloped and largely increased heenusaj this is going to be, first of all, a Drf Goods Store. Women’s. Misses' and Children’ Coats. Suits. Dresses, Furs, MuffltC. Underwear. Corsets and Women’s Wear generally have been moved from th third floor to the second, which, with Millinery, will occupy the entire second floor, because this is also going to bqj about the heat place in the city to huyj Women’s and Children's Ready-to-' Wear Garments. The third floor will he nn enlart >d' department—Curtains. Draperies, Car- 1 pets. Rugs. Linoleums. Furnltur*, House Furnishings. Trunks, Traveling Bags, etc The price-changes "bn the higherclass merchandise should particularly appeal to the better class of buyers.! These goods were bought before thei general advance, and are now offered at retail for considerably less than they can be bought today at wholeRlankels Get the Hook A complete clearance at reduced prices right in the face of the fact that they will cost us 25% to 50% more next! winter. You should certainly snap up; two or three pairs at these prices. Heavy Blankets, white, with pink and blue borders, double bed size, w ere' $1.59. Special reduced underselling 1 p^ice $1.39 pair. Fine, Heavy Plaid Woolnaji Blankets. 1 66 by -80-inch; will cover any double bed; were, $3.50. Special reduced underselling price, $2.75. Beautiful, extra fine White Wool Blanket*, size 66x80 inches, fancy bordery; regular $6 value. Special underselling price. $4.98. Comfort Prices Take a Tumble Like the Blankets—down go the Comforts. We were already offering the best comfort values obtainable. If you wait untii next winter you will pay almost double. Other countries want our cotton. Big Double Bed Comforts, covered with pretty fancy silkoline; were $1.6% Special reduced underselling pric# $1 39. Handsome Stitched Double Bed Comforts, covered with fancy silkoline and plain silkoline border; were $1.98, Special underselling price, $1.73. Beautiful Stitched Sateen Comforts, thickness and warmth without weight Special underselling price. $3.45. Elegant Silk Covered Bed Comforts, filled with selected pure white fluffy cotton and extra fine stitching; were $[,.50. Our reduced underselling price, Superb Silk Covered ”N«xt-to-Down’’ B|ed Comforts, that were At the special underselling price of $4.98. Charming Coats at Cut Prices. Rome of the smartest of this season’s styles. All the fashionable maguch as wool velours, boltv. ias.
Choice JVBBHIfiMI incr oriee of More of the seal plush coat* with th« deep hem collar and cuffs of contra-t. azr&x J geliing price. $14.94. All Fine Suits Slaughtered We have divided the entire stock of f Choice t of n the t »2L75 l %27.50 and $21 Sl ('hoice of the $30, $32.50 and $3S stvles de luxe suits'$21.93. No excr-p-Uons, blacks and fancies. Velvets, broadcloths, velours, poplins, whipcords. etc., both plain or fur trimmed. Two Lots of Furs Reduced The $23.98 Red Fox Sets (2 only), reduced to sot. The elegant Iceland ^ ur ^ ox * et8 ’ (1 only), reduced to $n.»i set. Two Lots Fine Umbrellas Reduced Any of the $3. $3.50 and $4 silk Umb Any Vtke $ f 4.50 $ and $5 Silk Umhreli’i# now for $3.45, This is >our chance to treat yourself to a ’real” umbrella. Spring Millinery Exhibit We want you to see the new millinery whether you want to buy or not. No fancy prices Every one looks to be worth double. Plain-figure prices, of C °Look! Any Trimmed Velvet Hat la stoc-K for 50c Any Child’s Hkt for 25c.
MAROTTS DRY GOODS STORE The story that sells ever>thing a little lower than the same thing earn he bought elsewhere. 342-358 MASS. AVENUE
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