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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. MONDAY. AUGUST 18. 1919.

MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE.

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CO., trailer

BUY YOUR COA]L NOW P«eah«Dl»«V iadiwui Samp. ' EaaUrro K« tadir. W«tl Virginia, and anthracite. G

H. trkf pflfy;.

faJVERlMDK COAX. COX^rth Ub Auto. 4XMA J

MISCELLANEOUS FOE SALE. | HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

REMUeGTON'typ*wrttrr tad dedt. Jfl yir- I

f *flata^*a __ I J9«» Paria *«.

MUSICAL.

htVii.NG MACHINES;

A. C. Stone Upright Piano

Me ter-

ftUfOER »HOT. ara.. 1C. of P. W«5».

proof; tsarealB 12i

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Work, All Makes

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AUTO RjPPLr SHOP,

Wa«hln«tr>n =rrr—r-—- -• -

BETTER CLOTHES FOR MEN Every SUIT we make to your measure is a “Masterpiece.” the work of a master designer. whose sole duty is to study men’s requirements and fulfill them. You will find genuine delight in our display of fabrics and fashions for FALL. ^ NOW is the time to order. ' W. G. Schneider, 39 West Ohio Street Be sure you are in the right place.

.APB, flr« and ■ feuntiar

SHOPWORS ar«J aaed baby carrtMra* at re-; iwwitaMj lev srteaa. Sae aatefara poar feuy «(a»where, BAKER BROS. n»-S E. Waah-

lArce roll-tcp desk; Oat-top with dropfcead. alao tabiea. chaiTs and r.es at save-maney

price*.

v Mfehocatsy cam; good coiKtlthm; ! gain; |M; terms, $LS par weak. ! E. L. Lennox Piano Co I U K. Maridian K.

DOGS. POULTRY. PIGEONS. ETC COLLIE poppies, pedigreed 3744 W. Ml chi-

CANARIES for aaie. Orcla sm

tC^ee Furniture ch.ck., w^,

Rocks, Wyandottes, mixed. Phone your order. Main am. E^jr* for hatching.

■ ■! ■ I ■■ , SNOWFLAKE HATCHERT, E. Wabash. Used Goods Store BALDWIN GRAND PIANO ! Q Lr£f n A p^osp^-t^a vn a R k v

I Raaatlful mategawy caaa; irk* new; ter j < ^ or *' PROSPECT cAVIARY, 335

SHOW* I m s.

back do'.-rs

BACHMAN CO.

«H. At aave-telf | To

^^y ... co»rtbo®«c.

The Fine Store

t For Fine Furniture

424 Mass. Ave.I™***« **; | E. L. Lennox Piano Co.

l« J*. Meridian at.

buy or sett there ta only one Used Goods Store

Z,S'" I £S°T?~V

Pira a ad bwrglar-proof; aD makea: afl aaw and earand-band. M W. Ohio.

f SAFES, i

I ffaf proof. 321 W

PPRTTAN bedaprtega;

pact I'M. ■

BUY THE KIMBALL

dr% . ~ r . , -A»na. player ptacos. organa Rathe and 424 Mass. Ave. ktlnb " Lil pteonograph*. new and uaed inatru-

rSXllv & SWAIN, it £ Sixteenth fi8. Proa- Rhoaea: North MkS. Aato.

—| , GOCK> used ptairoa and player pianos, each anrl nerW frrA ant) bur- ? PERIOD FCR.VITURE at half price, roost i ana thoroughly crerbauted and inspected u ’ ~ J crjmpjete line to the elty; old furniture ac- b T oar expert repair man. You taka no

ceptart on new. BAKER BROS.. 219 2S E chaaca of iavestiae to a aoraout, worthless

' * REAJlSON PIANO CO

GUINEA PIGS, fancy color*, all kinds ROY R BICKNELL, 1*41 X. Betlevieu place.

Raiment 1734.

RABBITS, utility doe*. In bealty condition; a few bred; must be sold this week; also pigeons and chtckeas. Call evenings, 730 Somerset.

STOVE. hotMast. lAtocb bawl; new; alee Majestic range Nor

Maryland.

f gntcUcaKy | ^aehinglon

rtb 67. ‘ RETRIOERATORS

kutwma MACM1NKP. aropMA

£ and up; ail tngkee repaired. A T7. KING. M» Mama, ave dele 4K1. TWENTY-FIVE good baby buiattes and gocarta for sale, twe for twlae. two good eriole baskets. BAKER BROS TYPEWRITER, "star-dard rpek*. new. iS7.3»;

very tow prices.

The last GLAZBR.

of the tot at 444 K Wash.

toatm here.

Tennaarlvania.

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dancing. LADtBb or gentlemen wishing to start In and lean] a good first-class act can arrange for their lessons at any time, day or evening*. Rasy payments AO the latest fancy dances taught Success guaranteed Call PROPESSOR RAY NO, Xi W Ohio Phone Mato 70*0.

LEGAL NOTICES—PKOPOSALa

JT*.ji Vrt( . 0i ; BONirsALR

, X7» ^ Meridian. Apartment X. j Ask for MR LOWE. | ^

terms. 6 jeonlb Address Box US. TWE l |NT ! r-ONB-JEWEL ' standard

practicably new; bargain Pron-

spert Rte

TTFEWRITERS, ~1SI to

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ioww inga MR, li; wiKe suit, roe* silk skirt, cheap H* N Penneylvanis. Fist |*. i;'i RRoi Offa MiUard table, etxe hrf.

Meta wftl) cues, billiard balls and i

k. North 237*

ft'FIXTURE*, peat tabtoa and cash r Call Tuesday and Wednesday.

■ oyster display con(or auto truck. BARCO., m B. Washington.

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A Cfjrffitt. OLAZEIt. E Wash

. . - ri^Ai^r^tornugrirag:— I CAMPING TRIP or the little bungalow is

tet figtnpleie without one of our oil stores. <AKKR BR< #,. oppeMta courthouse

■ss'ng *HAJ14m sT MX *44 AulO.| »-*♦«■ J Be axt's. pprlngs ths JOHN ocT: 17, 2*2 Ker EXPE | mvs Autotna • ‘i 1 s L EX _JaLJ2!S2!»5fe' IA N. H. »ERVIC; Lk.Xn*' rv{>v t r ln«

two'drswer. elsctrtc. F»OH

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short' time. "North

i#7i; 'Au£o

. “roen's. Wtssen's. children - a

ebasp 15» WoadtowB

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a» tow as 9U. BTENGgR. W 8. Meridiaa TEX barrels pickling vinegar; gallon. 28 cents. 10.400 fruit cans; doaen. to cent* Ria coffee, pound, 6 cents. Prospect MO. UNCALLED-FOR PANTS;* bargsto If they M you. ALHKRT SACHS, K>7 X. IBlaols

Roomsize Rug^s

Buy them now before toll hoasecieaning Mews. | sets In We have a nice selection of Royal S Wilton. AxflBiostor. body Krusseis and velvet; I *n wool, fast dye; prewar rugs are better than any new rug* you can boy. Our prices

— I are about half the

from, rome for choice

price of new Cal! early

Used Goods Store 4t« Maas. ave.

SMrtlfu! ««., toot like new, for 324; golden oak sideboard with targe oval mirror, first-class condition to -very respect til: kitchen cabinet in stdeadM condition, fia, cast three times that much, mahogany, library table, cost WC extra alee condttton will have to be seen to fee appreciated, at only S37.S8: 0*12 rug. fit

fDY SHOP 3W2 aanoal.

U. S. CANNED GOODS PEA*. « 6 AND 916 PER DOZEN

First-class goods. New fork packed; worth 25e per can retail; stock up now. NEW

WRECKING OCA, St. Clair and aeaate sva i Ai , BERTSON - HAK nM USED sewing machines to excellent Condi- i Che*peat second-hand store in the city.

1JBOa - : ' REAL BARGAINS

I.NDERGROI ND gas pump. 198 galtoa*. .A*- I Bed. waahstand. dresser, chiffonier, eland dreas Box M*. News. j rug. mattress and spring*, all for fa.» vrCUUM^Mhitog msebin^TYoSTSTteS:! FURXmJRE EXCHANGE.

^ | W^ffE kid pumps, n-w. six* C.

WATER power washer, regular price bargain price. Nt; Severni soiled machine* fIL "aw HALE* CD., 144 E. Ohio. WRECKING BUILDING; one furnace' <wr, roanteia, lee box. six-show-r light, kindling toe toad: hardwood floors and interior finish, piping, doors; all high class goods. 2192 N

GAR WALL CASE AND —rs=-i r

FLOOR CASE; GOOD AS V. H .^’

dm Masa ^ Main 0455. E TWO Large carprts, one 14xU one 15x1*: J best made Royal Axrnlnster, M> and P» T~. «nch St K Washington. BAKER BROS. TWO PAIRS good, full-at sad bed springe. 712

* > a »n.y a J f \Ji\S\SAS AAEJP » »»* asatiggs wx g v-gha

IEW; BARGAIN. MAIN 4769.

COAL—COAL—COAL St. Co»lQ>. Ppm. 8000.

Drop bred *toger. 1S| other bargains, »l a Hemstltchtrg twhile you watt), 10e a yard. Ma<-hm*s rented. *t * •St&i "” , " h

CHINE CO ave. Mato

INO MA-

EXTRA AND COMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT consisting of 21 tables, 16 chairs, clock, cash register, tan coffee urns, steam table, fans, h-a box. gas ranges, coal ranges (never used); cabtnats. dtohe*. knives, forks and other utensils, dishwasher and sine covered tables; must be seen to be appreciated; extra fine; extra nice; extia cheap.

BAKER BROS ,

210 E. Washington si. ELECTBtC FAN SALE. , K LOOK GOOD? BOY HERB. FLEUBY-EUBCTRIC. 4^1 Maas, avt. ELECTRIC sweeper*, sewtral soiled machines, regular price, 944 to. bargain prioe, ». Terms. ‘ IMO" SALES CO.. 144 E. Ohio

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rugs.

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condition. Bte t y f

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Sale

TOOLS. CONSIST

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call Main 1M3 for appoint'SKf«i 7xC"r.-,! aw- UM and pulleys, electric inoiora.

p u P<P * Iron, do**^ CO. Mato 916.

MJkS.&JgJZ

urniture Sale, 1EAFKR THAN SEtroND-HAND

STORES.

Ckll Immediately; must be sold nulckly and oved out of the way; lot of storage goods. ;fudlng rugs, dressers, wsshstands. iron and brass beds, springs, mattresses, daven-

e. library table* and stands. Mg chairs P«* im._ rockers, folding bed*, kitchen aafss, BED, Iron springs and mattres*, rug; good •hen cabinets, tables, sideboards, book- condition. Prospect 7230. i, gas ranges, oil cook stoves, coal cook IT ~ ,, . * and heautra, refrigerators, dishes, pots J Beds, Springs, MattreSS€S

and pans and odds and end* of every kind '

4,900 GOOD second-hand hard brick* for Bale

•*" ave, ■ ,

Indianapolis' Mo-

282 Kentucky to IXiAOa' kind]tog Woo-l.

w mast °22&&

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

At the Excel

If you need beds spring* or mattresses or any furniture for the home, step in befoia

you buy: It will pay you.

THE EXCEL Comer Wash, and New Jersey,

AX MINSTER. Brussels sad velvet rugs sold at reduced prices. Save half. BAKER pros. ; ■ •'■■■ ’ ..

ART FURNITURE CO.

retails furniture, rugs, stoves and everything for housekeeping *t wholesale prices on three months' time. Less than you can buy for cash elsewhere; 10 to » per cent, tower than any catalogue house; • per cent,

added for ten months' time. l‘» square south of Washington.

106 S. MERIDIAN

Open tljl i p. m. Saturday*. AXM1NSTEK, velvet and Brussels GLAZER, 444 E. Washington. HAhEBCRNLR, fli; good condition.

MppppPRRMtepEPE ... every Absolutely will give the biggest bargains you sver got If you will get the stuff sway

at once.

COLD HTOBAGE HOUriS, 237 K. New York, OR HALE-MAit poplsr wall shelving; well mada, auttabie for commercial purposes. M3 State Life bldg. FI,OOR LAMP8 of all descriptions. Reasonable. OLAZKR, 444 E. Washington. F. i». GiuOLINE lighting system, chest*. FISHER'S PHARMACY. Sixteenth and

graataacflfto*.

'44'snd to';

College.

grSry OLAZBR, gentlEm

refrigerator at a „ 444 1, Washington.

AN’S suits, aUe 33,

Irvington 1104.

GRAY^oriol* go-basket, like new. Washing-

Hundreds to select from; all clean, sanitary and in appearance same as new. at

about half tha new price.

Sanitary couches, cots snd aun porch beds.

Couch hammock, with pad, 17.50.

Used Goods Store 424 Mass. Ave.

HAHEBURNER for »ale. Belmont 937,7

BRASS BEDS at less than catalog price*. OLAZBR. 444 E. Washington.

axr W , •* rnfV . *>43,

MUSICAL instruments taken to as part payment on household goods. 0*11 BAKER

BROS. Mate NM

ORGAN to piano case. North *xz».

IF YOU are waiting for a bargain get to on this quick; two uaed player pianos with

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undersigned

•w-> -vi*..**,- sl-sct?—- — j , w , Mate, of In-

LATFST RSr RRCORim 60r ! that , on an ' 1 *ft«sr the hour of 2 p. ^ ! an tb * teh day of August. IMS. at the offlee

7 PUtehrufca Argute. Mato MS. » of said treasurer. In the courthouse at the

LUDWIG player piano, almost new; iwe! cft Y of Warsaw, In<t. the undersigned »* oak case, unit valve construction Sell* treasurer of said county, will proceed to sell Fas: bargain. Sate RAPP & LENNOX, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at

“ * • - • ■ not less than the accrued interest and prin-

cipal sum named to such bonds, certain highway improvement bonds of the face or par value of 9U.095, bearing interest from and after May li, 1919, at tha rate of four and one-half per cent, per annum, payable semiannually. on the 15th day of May and the Lth day of November of each year, for the

period of ten year*.

Said bond* have been issued in strict compliance with the laws of the state of Indiana and pursuant to an order of the board

, of commissioners of Kosciusko county, *uWoodruff 1931. thonxing the issue snd sale of said bonds

for ths purpose of providing funds for the construction and improvement of a certain highway, petitioned for by Harvey D. Boggs et at., in Prairie township, said county. Indiana Said bonds will be twenty in number. dated May 15. 1919. of 9VU.ffi each. The first bond will be due and parable May 15, 191*. and ons bond each six months thereafter until ail of said bonds have been

paid.

The right Is reserved to reject any and ali bids ED POULSON. Treasurer of Kosciusko County, Indiana. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL

CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.

A QlfC | IQ I /Ta«v31ri. lUa_5 If You Need Money Have you ordered your next winter's coal 7 Have you paid ail your bills? If not. borrow | what you need from us. If you owe another company, come to us and wo will pay them off and advance you mors money for your present needs and you can set your own time for repayment. OUR RATES ARE LOW-OUR PLAN IS THE BEST. We do not notify employers, .neither do w* make Inquiries of your friends or relative*. Take twenty months to rapay If you like. This makes your payments so small you can saalty meet them each month. We make toarts on furnitaro. piano*, Victrolam, etc., without removal. Call, write or phone Main 7477. NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY 215 Board of Trade Building. Corner Ohio and Meridian sts. Opposite old public library.

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SELL

PIANO BARGAIN

Krakauer. mahogany case, fine tone: take

Liberty bond. 3195 Kenwood. PLANO, early English Wulschner. for

sale M2S W. Thirty-third. North MfiL PtAfgR PIANO and music.

PIANOLA *v an tod. sixty-five-note, outside

player; matters not about condition. A. C. KELLY, Ut South Homs ava. Kokomo. Ind

PATHS VICTROLA. plays all record*; 975;

toototio* three doxen records Prospect IMS

PIANO for sale. Woodruff 622.

V PHONOGRAPH RECORDS.

«e records 91 99 records • ...

91 25 records

N. Alabama. TW6 large carpets, on* 14x15. one 15x19; best made Royal Axnainster: FA and 909 sack.

219 E. Washington* "‘“"i

91 So records

WEST. C ?4? n Indiana ava

PIANO

. 75c

* « «. »•* * **«.**-»*« • gue »'• * * » ••• »'» » « « * * ■* Y* *W

evenings until I o'clock. — — Plasa Hotel bldg.

BAKER BROS.

Used Goods Store The Fine Store Specializing high grade furniture, rugs and •totes at half tbs new price. There Is Only One 424 Mass. Ave.

USED GOODS STORE does not mean any second-hand store, but Is the name of the fine store at 424 Mass. Ave.

WE BUY complete household outfits and will pay the beet price*. Call BAKER BROS.. Main 3499. WANTED to rent, furniture for living room

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. A ; T r ONCjE^25^eda - 25 rt>ring». 100 itoveeT^W rug*, or any other good furniture you^have

Will pay Main *393.

the top pricea Call

A Word to the Wise

Don’t sell your furniture unless you are compelled to, because new furniture Is ridiculously high; but If you are compelled to sell call a representative from the largest, the oldest and best rated used furniture store In the world, because then and there only you are sure of getting every dollar your goods

are terth.

BAKER BROS.

Main 34*5.

Auto. 23-1W. Main 34**.

AT ONCE.

Rug*, furniture, stoves, refrigerators, etc. We buy any household articles you possets. BAKER BROS.

A LARGE number of rugs wanted at once. Will pay good prices. BAKER BROS.. 2X9-26

E Washington.

ABSOLUTELY BEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNITURE. RUGS AND STOVES. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 613 Massachusetts ave. Main 0410.

Indtena lump coal; threeloai »r teme

par ton. Main 6191.

LaBall*. W’oodrUff <67.

tog machine. Model L; Box 982, News.

> baby cab; first class. 896 N.

IVORY reed baby

North (9H,

buggy, almost ntw. $20

j—Wiflil 1 i mm

Buy one of our reasonably low priced eh trie fan*; rune like new. BAKER BROS.

LIBRARY tablet. LAY IN your kind

OLAZBR, *44 K. Wash.

ting nuw; |3 toad delivered

within mile of Twenty-ftret and Meridian. North Ttt5. McrRAT Ice box. large. F ROHM AN HO-

’'’EL 249 8. Meridian.

MOTORS FOR ANY CURRENT.

Beautiful Chairs Solid mahogany, ’’In many styles and size*, suitable for living room, reception room or parlor; *ome handsomely handcarved, othera Inlaid with satin wood and I mother of pearl, leathered, from expensive reflnished to our factory like new;

wtotegaaiaMiBBW can

show you finer goods than we offer every day In the week at half-price. Used Goods Store The Fine Store. 424 Mass, ave. BED, sideboard, gas range, carpet, coal range, rug- 9X7 Alabama. BASEBURNBR, targe size, bargain. Proapset 0*19, BEDS, two; good spring; 95 each; linoleum, 7xio, 94 . 247 N. Gray. J CHAIRS to match any suite. GLAZER. 444

E, Washington.

Always Call

USED GOODS STORE Main 2288, Auto. 22-288. No other store pays so much for your fine

furniture ead ruga

There Is Only One 424 Mass. Ave.

BOOKS.'wanted to'buy all kinds. Call L. P1NGPANK. Harrison 1092.

BROWN, 639-41 Mas*, ave

price for household goods;

xll you have. Main 6004.

will pay a good one piece or

BEFORE selling vour used furniture call u*. we will pay beat prices. MASS. AVE. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 450-52. Main *019.

| ALSO BUY AND TRADE.

FLEURY-BLECTl

SAVE!

RIC, 421 Mas*. Av*. MATCH your coat with a pair of trouaert at THE PANTS STORK COMPANY. Two store*. 49 W Ohio *t. 19 8. Hltool* at.

NATIONAL cash register; used, cash or pay-

largast lino In Indiana. SPRAGUE EXCHANGE, 21 W Ohio. Mato KC

menu;

'nBwTnD USED MOTORS FOR SALE" Wo buy, exchange and repair. General

machine work.

MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. HI S. Meridian. Main 2863. Auto. M-499.

COAL—COAL Genuine Red Aeh Pocahontas lump and mine ruti. Jackson Hill lump or nut. Brazil block, sasiern Kentucky and West Virginia lump. Citizens coke for furnace and baseburner. ATLAS COAL CO., Main 19*2. Auto. 22-7*4.

COAL

INDIANA FK. LUMP, $5.50 INDIANA MINE RUN, $5 LUHRIG LUMP, $7.50 ISLAND CR’K, VA„ LP., $7.75 SHV. SMOKELESS LP„ $8.25 MINE RUN POCA., $7.60 IND. NUT AND SLACK, $4.25 We do not belong to the local coat dealera’ association Twenty.three years in *the

coal bustneea

BARRETT COAL CO. Mato 9499. Auto. 21-775. ’ IND. FK. LUMP, $5.25

Unton No. 4, forked, 96 *» Raymond and Wert Virgin

Ppcahontaa, mine run. Smokeless, mine run. Smokeless, Jump,. $8.

DARK oak round table and chairs. ton IIP*.

Irvlng-

DRE88ER. golden oak. 923 N. Senate. DINING TABLES and suite*. GLAZER. 444 B. Washington. ■■ DINING ROOM, table, buffet and six chairs

to fumed oak for sale, cheap; and heavy fumed oak rocker foi

ington 394, Auto. 42-642.

FURNISHINGS of four-room fiat; talking machine and records. Home Sunday. *41

BraokvHle.

porch swing r sale. Wash-

BEST PRICES PAID for second-hand furniture. AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.. Mato 140L J BEFORE you sell ?our household goods call Main 2028 and have Lew Shank give you an estimate on what they are worth. We buy anything and everything and pay better prices than any other dealer in Indianapolis. Costs you nothing for an estimate. LEW SHANK, 227 N. New Jersey. Mato 2028. ' • - LuoKS. entire liorane* or smelt lota; oset possible prices paid: hlghsr mathematics wanted apeclaUy. Call Mato 1104. VONNKGUT BOOK SHOP, 219 8. IlllnoU rt. CALL Main 5729, If you have anything to sell In houaehold goods. CASH REGISTERS bought and sold. CITY CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE, 36 X. Delaware si. Mate M7I, Auto. 21-794. , CLOTHING—Best prices paid for cast-off

Circle 2244. 9 N. Wert rt.

clothing.

CLOTHING, ladles’, men’s; highest prices paid. Called for any time. Prospect 4586.

COLONIAL FURNITURE.

Best prices paid, or will accept it on new

article. BAKER BROS

FOUR ROOMS household good* for sale.

S. Rlchweln av*.

CASH cash

Call Mato 8128.

wanted

Woodruff 7436.

for storage, beet of

PHONOGRAPH snd records cheap if sold at once. Call North 5331 « PIANO, good upright; 976 cash. 2830 Belle- « founts toe North *219. PHONOGRAPH for sale. 533 N. Patterson.

STERLING PIANO refinlabed walnut case; elegant tone and action. like new 1 . 9225. RAPP * LENNOX. 2<T N. Pennsylvania.

SMALL GRAND PIANO U*ed about two year*: beautiful mahogany caae; quick sale; *496; convenient terma. E. L. Lennox Piano Co.

1* N Meridian at.

SAVE HALF price on alt uaed records arid piano rolls. BAKER BROS., opposite court-

house.

WARDE UPRIGHT PIANO Late style mahogany case; like new; |170; payment*. 91.69 per week. E. L. Lennox Piano Co. 19 N. Meridian et.

YOUR PIANO will bring you a good sum you sell it to BAKER BROS.

LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES. BRING your loose wagon tires to ths JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO. We will set them, hot or cold, or put spokes or rims In while you wait. 202 Kentucky ave

FRESH Jsrsey cow

Tremont av*.

for sale, cheap. 1059

GOOD

26*2.

fresh cow for sale. Call Irvington

GOOD, first-class team and. harness, to good condition. Call G. ITTENBACH CO. Phone

Prospect 279, Auto. *1-4*5.

GOOD, first-class team and harnees. to good condition. Call G. ITTENBACH CO. Phone prospect 279, Auto. 61-*<5. HORSE and mare, work single or double; bargain. Must be sold. Prospect 641.

HORSE, good ANDY SAN’l

riding and driving, 97*. Call NDERS, 1564 Vigo st., after 4:30.

HORSE, wagon and harneas for sals. 730 N. Belmont avs. LARGE dray horse, weighing about 1,400 pounds; 9126; bargain. Call 52* E. Minne-

sota. Main 271.

MOVING wagon. 828 N. Missouri.

MULE and gravel wagon for sale. Belmont 3302. . MARE, spring wagon, harneas; 935. Wood

ruff 1723.

ONE-HORSE dray and business^ buggy^ rub-

ber tired, cheap. CALL Q. CO.. Prospect 279. Auto. 51-665

JACH

ONE-HORSE dray and business buggy, rubber tired, cheap. Call G. ITTENBACH

CO- Prospect 279. Auto. 51-666.

PIGS, three for sale 2842 N. Dearborn. PINTO Shetland pony and saddle. Call 605 Prospect st. Prospect 6360. PIQg for sale. Cali Irvington 836 ring 1

HOW and pigs for sale. Irvington 758-1.

SIX ICE WAGONS for sale, one and twohorae. 202 Kentucky ave.

SOW and eight shoats for sale.

Ison ave.

2246 Mad-

TWO horses, spring wagon and surrey. Belmont 1496.

TWO light and two heavy drays; bargain.

202 Kentucky ave.

TWO pony buggies, one trap: good condition. 638 E. Washington. TEAM mards weighing about 2.800, al*o wagon and harness; sell cheep. 628 Lexington eve.

TEAM, wagon snd harness, cheap. Cal! evenlngs. North 4198.

Wholesale Prices to Farmers on HARNESS. BUGGIES. WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS. FEED. SEED. ETC.

hurst & Co. Penn. A Georgia sts.

FIVE room*; no dealer*.

W. Twenty-seventh.

Harrison 618. 82*

FURNITURE. Hood furniture of every description wanted. The beet price* paid. GLAZER. 444 E. Washington. Main 5502.

Auto. 81-B4.

DRESSERS wanted, mahogany, oak. walnut dr esse ra. Best prices paid. Call GLAZER, Main 1284. Auto. 21-282.

Fine Gas Ranges We handle only standard, well-known reliable brand*, including the l new whit* porcelain front, side-oven ranges. Alsu small two. three snd four-burner styles for small apartment*. Every one in perfect order, guaranteed. Used Goods Store 424 Mass. Ave.

DONT BE MISLED and give your furniture away, for we pay the price for good, dean furniture. , BOARDS FURNITURE EXCHANGE 406 Massachusetts ave. Main 6*55. FURNITURE WANTED. Will pay good cash price for household goods to private home ,r flat. Call Main E07f. Auto. M-023.

FURNISHINGS of modern north side home; bookcases, bedroom suite, davenport, three rocker*, chiffonier. refrigerator, Morria chair, genuine leather; kitchen cabinet; all golden oak. excellent condition. like new.

IF YOU have any household goods to sail. » will be glad to give you an estimate free, as I want to buy some rugs, furniture and

staves.

IRVIN WALKER Main 2928. IF YOU have any household article standing idle, call BAKER BROS. We pay you a price for it worth the while.

JUNE 1918 issue of The Builder. BACHMAN. Prospect 21*8.

FRED

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...... *«» Y* .4vW

Smokeless, mine run. 1716. PAGE T&t LOAN'D ICE CO.

Mato HSJfc

Auto. 27-990.

North 8273.

POCAHONTAS COAL MINE RUN, $7.60 SMOKELESS LUMP ILLINOIS LUMP BEST GRADE IND., $5.15 North 1453. North 987. Auto 49-762

POCA. M. R. $7.50—TON—$7.50 INDIANA LUMP $5.25—TON—$5.25 Main 21H ANCHOR FUEL CO. Main 2X3* ONE 60-horse horizontal boiler, one 4P-horae vertical with all attachments, at a bargain; In pood condition. One SO-gallom lard rendering kettle, one power sausag- grinder. on« I* I'm prvas, one sausage mixer; refrigerator system. Including colls, engine*, etc Other equipment necessary for small packing purposes, at a sacrifice. Rear 427 ■ itomm st. Harrison 1238. PATTERN maker's tool* for tale. Cali evelug* or phone Belmont 9179. C. M. NEIL-

KsrWF

FURNtTuRE for sale, leaving city. 2228 N. Iliinoia.

FOR SALE, cheap, three rooms furnishings, complete, including piano and sewing machine; good garden; house rents 98. <129 b. Tenth.

GAS RANGES, guaranteed. GLAZER, 444 E. Washington.

GAS RANGE, rug, two feather beds, other household goods. 3*19 N. Alabama.

GARLAND gas rang*, right hand high oven: nearly new. 61 W Fall Creek blvd. Apartment 3.

HIGH OVEN coal rang*. 833 N. Senate.

HIGH OVEN gas range; first ?.V*6 Bellefostalne

dare condition.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS wanted, you aak if worth it. STANDARD FURNITU 515 MASS AVE

Will pay all RE CO. Mato <410.

IF YOU want to save money. tog stove now. We have then rebuilt and guaranteed; cai K ROOT’S 90S W. Washington.

buy your heatIn all makes; ih or credit.

Living Room J Queen Anna, mahogany wi and ends; loose cushions of cade, a very exceptional set ft USED GOODS STORS-The 424 Mare. ave.

Suite th cane back nulberry bro>r 9260. Fine Store,

LINOLEUM at lowest prt GLAZER. 444 E. Waahlngtoi

res in city. 1.

LEAVING city, wtll seertflee furniture. tncludin* - kite laandry equipment. 60-inch ml 60-inch hand-carved walnut rang*. 2418 N. Delaware. No*

seven rooms vrn utensils. 1-top desk and sideboard, gas th 691

LEATHER-SEATED rocking ZER. 444 E. Washington

ehalre. GLA-

LARGE hasting stove. 823 N

Senate.

McDOUGALL and other good

nets. 8X5 up; base*. 95.

USED GOODS STORE. 434

kitchen caW Mas#, ava

Notice

Buyers and sellers of burlap bags. Opened new branch. Will handle aM kinds of bags Write or call.

MAX KATZ

949 E. Maryland. In commission district. Prospect 6180. Auto. 91-719. Main *281, Auto. 26-746.

ONE cheap paper stock cutter; 90 or M-inch

knife. Mato 5458.

OFFICE furniture, typewriter and stand.

North 390 or Main 47jl«-

^AN®#T, trombone, clarinet and saxophone players call Proepecf 2849.

RAGS WANTED, 2c pound; also Junk. Call Prospect 4*92. ~ SECOND-HAND power paper cutter. 89 to 32-Inch capacity; state price and where can be seen. Address Box 692. Newa

tractw. ' Model

aim* three bottom:

H, Ef-SI nearly Oliver break in*

ORVILLE BROWN. Green-

JKRATOlt. Siberm.'- :*»-peund : new; $25 E KOEHRING. tts

MISSION DINING ROOM SUITE, COST $300; PRICE $175. 442 MASSACHUSETTS

AVE.

OAK CHIFFEROBR. office desk and chair. rocker, chiffonier, antique bureau, lady’s writing deak. five-foot counter, hand vacuum sweeper, mattress, miscellaneous Circle 21‘3 OAK LIBRARY table, bookcase, rocker and Morris chair, dining room table, six chair*, hall tree, kitchen cabinet, high chair rock tog hors*, vacuum sweeper. North 976.

TENT. Call Woodruff 632. WILL PAY the highest pnee for all kinds household good* to private homee or flata Mato SJ72, Auto. 26-208.

WE BUY ; all kind* of household furniture. Get our price before you sell. Call MAIN 3363. AUTO. 25-469.

WANTED, serge dresses, winter hats, children’s dresses, men’s clothing. All I can buy. DELLA PUFF, Prospect 6968. Called for.

WANTED—Second-hand lumber to build garage.. Proopeot B36.

WE BUY all kinds of second-hand ux>!s, guns. Ashing tackle, sporting goods and small jJtocks^of h * r4w,ire ' 838 ^ Wa " h *"g-

WE WANT good used furniture; will pay all it is worth. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. , 916 Massachusetts av*. Main 6419.

WANTED; Multtgraph. second-hand; Elite type, any modern models; hand operated. Address P. O. Box 208, ChtUicothe. McT

WANTED to buy r 9x12 rug. nice kitchen cabinet, high-even gas rang* and several pieces bedroom furniture. Must be reasonabie for cash. Woodruff 32C9. WANTED—Old feather oed feather* renovated. feather matt;esses and pillows made. ACORN FEATHER CO.. SU E. Market at. Mmia 1*10,

314 STUDEBAKER farm wagon gears, $100 while they last; only a few left. 292 Kentucky ave. 39 EWES for sale. ED 8ENOUR, R. R. G., Indianapolis. Ind. 3

AUCTION SALES. sale high-grade goods, golden oak upright piano, modern, cost $376. good condition; McDougal kitchen cabinet, drophead sewing machine, ten Iron beds, springs, mattresses, trunk, high-oven gas range, large size model hot blast, several other stoves, cook stoves, stogie bed complete, several rockers. 9x12 Axminster and Brussels velvet rugs, fifteen rockers, several dining tables, chairs, hall runner, two Crex rugs, two refrigerators, mantel clock, two nice library tables, porch swing. linoleum, center tables, lot dishes, cooking utensils. McFADDEX & BURKHARDT, ABCttoBeer*. . , '

PROPERTY.

In Re Estate of Martha Gorham. Deceased. Stste of Indlsna, Marlon county, in the Pro-

bate Court:

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Martha Gorham. deceased, will offer for sale, at public auction at the late residence of said decedent. 342 N. Addison rt.. Indianapolis. Ind.. on the sixth t9th) day of September, 1919. the personal property of said estata. consisting of davenport, rocking chairs, beds and bedding, sewing machine, dining table and chairs, large and email rugs, stoves, books and other household furniture to furnish an eight-room house and hereto too numerous to mention. Sale to_b*gin at 10 o'clock a. m Terms—All sums of |6 and under cash In hand, over I* a credit of not to exceed nine months will be given, the purchaser executing hla note therefor, bearing 9 per cent, interest after maturity, waiving relief providing for attorney's fee* and with sureties thereon to the approval of the administrator. FREDERICK 8. GORHAM.

Administrator.

JOHN H, RADER. Attorney. August 11, 1919.

INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS—TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising Architect's Office. Washington. D. C.. August 12. 1919.—SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened in this office at 3 p. m., September 9. 1919, for FURNITURE, LIGHTING. ALTERATIONS TO FIXTURES. BTC^ In the United States Poatofllce and Courthouse. Indianapolis, Ind.. In accordance with drawings and specifications, copies of which may be had at this office or at the office of the Custodian, Indianapolis, Ind.. in the discretion at the Supervising Architect. JAMES A. WETMORE, Acting Supervising Architect.

NOTICE. Bida wilt be received at No. It etatehouae. at 10 o'clock Monday morning, August 19, 1919, on hydraulic hoist, end-dump truck bodies, 1% yards, 2 yards and 2W yards. „ By L. H. WRIGHT. Director. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

FINANCIAL.

REAL ESTATE and personal loan of 9800 te$E8B* :ott, 14

and upward; mortgage and Liberty bonds bought. J. D, SCOTT, 14 When bldg.

INSURANCE In all branches. AUBREY D. PORTER, 819 Law bldg. Mato 7049.

REALTY CONTRACTS t)R MORTGAGES BOUGHT; SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS. LEWIS, *29 MERCHANTS BANK,

WANTED—Real estate mortgage loan; I per cent MEYER-KISER BANK.

WILL loan $1,000 on first mortgage security.

Main 8235 or Auto. 23-641

$300-1500 TO LOAN on second mortgage; pri-

vate money, 940 Lemcke Annex.

JOSEPH FATTISON, 1007 Law pldg.; prompt real estate loans.

CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS.

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY SO CHEAP *nd mi such easy terms of repayment from the Fidelity Loan Company, a licensed and bonded firm, for ue* in paying overdue bills er to buy the thing* you need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES, that every ea* should take advaatag* of our nervic*. Loans on Furniture $20.00 to $300.00 at legal rates, on short notice and witheut publicity. W# giv* you all the time you want to repay a loan and only ebargo for the actual Um* you have the mousy. Fair,

isn’t It?

If You Need Money i is We will loan to amounts from $15' to *200 to any one owning Furniture Pianos Diamonds We Win allow you to repay It on our small monthly payment plan or payment* to suit your convenience. See us today and get what money you need to settle up all your outstanding bill*. The Interstate Collateral Loan Co. 203 Hume-Mansur bldg. J. M Baroeet. Mgr Directly across from postoffica, on Ohio rt., rerond floor. Main 3139. Automatic 21-439.

Why Pay the Legal Rate of JH per cent, a month when w# will loan you at 2H P* r cant. I r Directors Father Gavisk. Judge Colllna. Franklin Vonnegut. E. I. Lewis. Ralph Bamberger. Wm. J. Mooney. G. A. Efroymrou. 8. B. Kaufman. Henry Langaenkamp. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn. 326-328 Occidents! Bldg. A business, not a charity.

LOANS $25 for 88c $50 for $1.7i> ‘ on furniture, pianos, automobiles, live stock or anything of value: $20 to $209. at local rates. W* are licensed and bonded to the

state.

Indianapolis Finance Co.

M Law bldg., 114 B. Market rt.

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Save Half Your, soar use

m LAUNDRY TABLETS 15^ Package enough for 5 Wishing at" all dealers

INDIANAPOLIS TO OWN PEOPLE."

MANY THINGS OVERLOOKED

Campaign workers in the drive to make It possible to brln* to Indiana, polls the 18Z0 convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, have devised s new slogan. Selling Indianapolis to Its own people." and at a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce, committees started a general discussion of the larger possibilities for the city when~once Its value and beauties mrt appreciated

here at home.

Among those at the luncheon were

members of the advertising club’s finance committee, leaders in the campaign being conducted among tuwrneee men and active members of most

of the campaign committees. Tha convention committee directing

the effort to bring the world gathering to this city next year, is convinced that next to settin gthe wheels of a great city program In motion by the 1920' event, the important thing is te focus the attention of home people on what Indianapolis has to offer that will interest the world st large. The committee believes the idea is Illustrated by the experience of a member of the advertising clubs who visited a neighboring city recently and was invited by the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce to inspect a beautiful park. The Indianapolis man was enthused with what he was shown,

and said so.

"Yes," remarked the secretary, ’hut you hare something In Indianapolis

that we haven’t got.

The visitor was surprised and said he thought he knew of everything of

interest in his home town.

"You have the sunken gardens and are ahead of most cltlea” suggested the secretary. The Indianapolis man was compelled to confess he had never

seen the beautiful

field park.

The which

ing will

gardens at Gar-

C. D. Murta, president of the advertising club, "contemplates educating our own people to an appreciation of the city and then tell the world about it.

In other words, Ha home folk’

Sell Indianapolis to

TO BUILD A HEW PLANT. Grant Brothers, Producs Dealers,

Acqulra Two-Ache Tract.

Grant Bros., produce dealers, 119-2# North New Jersey street, have acquired two acres of ground from the Lilly Varnish Company, in Merrill street, near Kentucky avenue, on which they plan to erect a new plant In the spring. According to the plans the new building is to be of reinforced concrete and brick, three stories high with a basement, snd is to have a frontage of eighty-one feet Jh Merrill street and a depth of 210 feet The estimated cost

of the building is $160,000.

Work is to be started In a few days on a three-story brick apartment build-

Illinois streets

ing at Eleventh snd Conder A Culbertson,

and the owners.

The oulldlng will have

the

■by

contractors

a frontage of

115 feet and a depth of slxty-one feet. There are to be twelve apartments on each floor. Each apartment is to consist of a living room, kitchenette, pantry and bath. The estimated cost of the

building is about $100,000.

Otto

Real Estate Trtnafers. T. Hamilton to Clarence J.

To arouse a sluggish liver, to relieve a distressed stomach, to fortify yourself against disease, — use

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Silver et ux., lots 3*. 17 and 91, Mock's ' second addition, Oaklandon 1,tHt Isaac L. Safelosky to Michael 8ablosky, lot 51 and strip. Alvord * - Co.’* subdivision, 60x160 faet. 1mproved, east side Bellefontaln* at., south of Thirteenth *t.: one-half Interest lot 18, Coburn’s subdivision, outlet 192, Improved, northeast corner Massachusetts ave. and ^ Edison at 1 90 Waldo B. Roasetter to Mayo Estle et ux., lots 118, 114 and 116, Marlon Highlands. 12RU84H f««t. Improved.

Thirty-!

southeast corner

4,009 00

2.300 00

Don’t Sell Liberty Bonds || For Skin Torture*

They will surely sell at a premium sons day, heeideu the government still needs your support. When you need cash, borrow from us on your household goods and save money. You Can Afford to Borrow On $ 40 pay $2 a month and interest On $ 60 pay $3 a month and interest On $100 pay $5 a month and interest FAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE

THE COST.

FIDELITY LOAN CO. 106 E. Market St Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. Mato 1278 kut* *7-710

OFFERINGS BY THE STORES.

ANNUAL CSeanyp Sale of Sample and UncalJed For Suits and Overcoats Blue serge suit, size 37; sale price, 920. Blue serge suit, size 39; sale price. |». .. Gray mixture suit, size 38; sale price, J27.50. Novelty gray suit, size 89; sal* price. $30. Plain brown »ult. size 39; sale price, 930. Heavy blue serge •uit. size 39; sale price, *». Blue flannel suit, size 39; sale price. |30. Blue serge suit, size 89; sal* price, 930. Dark mixture suit, size 39; sale price. $36. Novelty gray gult. stae 40; sale price. $90. Light blue serge coat and trouser*, size 40; sale price, $30 Brown striped suit, size 40; sale price, $25. Blue serge coat and trousers, size 41; sale price. 937.60. Blue and white striped stilt, size 41; tee price, 930^Heary blue scire suit, size 43; sale price. Gray striped suit, size 49; sale price. (25. Tan crash coat and trousers, size 41; tee price, $3Q. Two hot weather coat and trousara. each 939. 960 black and white striped suit, size 49; sale price. 935. 935 light coat and trousara. size 35: tee price, $21. *9. Black cheviot overcoat, size 36; tee price, HO. Heavy gray overcoat, size 99; sale price, 930. Novelty double-breasted overcoat, size 38; tee price, 890Novelty brown overcoat, size 98; sale price. 935. Heavy gray overcoat, size 40; sale price, 930 Heavy gray overcoat, size 1 siJe price. 939. Act quick. These bargain, .via not last long. W. G. SCHNEIDER 39 West Ohio Street Be sure you ate m£n« right place.

PERSONAL LOANS Made by a Reputabl# Concent $24 TO $300 1' .« enly necessary tha,. yea are pereON^RKrUSICD' N ° WOfrrHT Our charges are fixed tiy law. W# wO ten you any amount up ta 9999 and give rou an the time you need te rater the ■rate*. You pay the legal toteert ate air far tb* actual number e< day* gte are the money. “ you ew# another company, earn# te •a ate we will pay them aff ate a*> more money te your prreen* a —de and you can art your own time te OUR RATES are LOW-OUR FLA* _ ^ IS TH* BRST. We do not notify employers, neither do w* make iaguirte rt your friends eg relative*. ** teU you nothing to can ate tev* as expiate eur proporttlou ate • very small amount if you borrow. If la a rtmcial hurry, phone Mate 2929. New and we will do the rest. - Security Mortgage Loan Co. Rooms m-m-m Indiana Trent Bldg, Second Floor. Washington rt. ate Virginia Are. A STATE LICENSED CONCERN.

LOOK AHEAD Are You Looking Abate t Hare you ordered your next winter’s coal? Hare you paid all your MUsT It not. borrow what you need from us. Take twenty months to repay if you Ilka. This makes your payments so small you can easily meet them each month. Borrow $99, pay back $2.56 each month with interest at the legal rata. Other amounta

to same proportion.

We make loans oil furniture, pianos, vietrolas, etc., without removal.

Call, write or phone.

STATE LOAN CO. 305 Odd Fellow Bldg. Corner Penn, and Washington sts. Phones Mato 4*19. New 24-«a.

Don't worry about eczema or other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large ly removes pimples, :hes, eczema and ringworm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a dean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle tor each application. It is always dependable. The B. W. Rose Co., dlevetend. O —Advertisement.

“BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN

“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin to be genuine must be marked with the safety “Bayer Cross.’' Always buy an unbroken Bayer package, which contains proper directions to safely relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents at drug stores— larger packages also. Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer, Manufacturer of Monoaeeticacidester of Salicylic acid.—Advertisement.

1,200 M

1 (10

I 80

490 00

4,060 OO

MONEY Main 685. New 27-134 AT YOUR COMMAND CALL US TODAY. CAPITOL LOAN CO. 141ft E. Washington St

LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled.

Irty-elghth at.

end Wlnthrop five Jesre B. Gray to Pet* Arthur, lot 7, Jameson'* third addition, 41x163 feet, improved, west side Belmont ave., south of Ray at Byron J. Smith to George T. Whelden, lot 30, square IX, Lincoln Park, 40x141(4 feet. Improved, east aide Pennsylvania *t., north of Twenty-

Herbert *M Mcbermid to Matilda

L. Scholl, west half lot 66. Brown's East Meridian Heights, 40x100 M feet, vacant, south side Fortyeighth st,. east of Washington boulevard. Uharies B. Fletcher, Jr., et al. te Ethel Brown, lot 9, Fletcher'• Homestead addition, 38x130 faet. Improved, east of Sterling at., south of Twelfth at............ Frank E. Aldridge to Thomas D. McQueen, lot 870, West Park. Six 137 feet, Improved, northeast corner Holmes av*. and New York at Georg* A. Lucas to William Hager, lot 38, Meek's second addition. Mx 170 feet. Improved, west side Oakland ave., north of Washington

street 9,000 000

Fidelity Trust Company, trustee, te John Bunertn. lot 121, Johnson’s East Tenth street addition, ttH* 135 faet, vacant, east aid* Glad_*ton# av#., south of Fifteenth at. Charles B. Fletcher, Jr„ et al. to John A. Trlmpe, tot 9. Fletcher's Homestead addition, 41x130 feet, Improved, north aid# Eleventh st., West of Tecumseh st George W. Reamer to Roy Davis, part northeast quarter, section 34, township 17, range 2, eighteen acres. Pike township Charlotte 1. Morgan to Thomas L. Lovelace, lot 83, Morgan’s West Indianapolis addition, raxISSK feet, vacant, north side Minnesota st., east of Lee at. ...................... Joshua Roth rock to Charles O. Abbott, guardian, part lot *0, Fletcher’s Woodlawn addition. Improved, south side Pleasant st., west of

State st.

Emerson Heights Realty Company to Julia A. Laskey, lot 13, block 10. north section, Emerson Heights. 39x166 feet, vacant, west aids Bancroft st., south of Tenth st......... Robert C. Bennett to Charles T. Sheets et ux., lot 22, block 15, north addition, 40x189 faat, vacant, southeast corner llovey and Thir-ty-second sts. Peter Vermeulen to Katie E. S«tphin, tot 194, Fairfax addition, 86x 130 feet, improved, west side Livingston ave., north of North st— 1,909 00 Union Trust Co, trust re. to Alban Boling, lot 71, Garfield Heights, 49x A* 134% feet, vacant, aouth side Sum-

ner at., west of Shelby rt. 910 90

Maud E. Carlisle to Hugh M. Valentine. lot 35. Douglas Park, 36x =® >32 1-8 feet. Improved, east side Talbott av#., north of Twenty-fifth

street 100

Thomas D. McQueen to Frank E. Aldridge et ux.. lot 270, W. Park. 38xi37 faet. improved, northeast comer New York st. and Holmes

avenue 1 Afl

John Berarin to Dumitln Bogdon et ux.. part tot 123, Fleming Garden Place, Wayne township Robert W. Lewis to Arthur V. Brown, tot 199, Weat Park, *8x137 feet, improved, west side Addison rt.. south of Vermont rt....: 2,599 fin Louis B. Calvelsge to Joseph R Ballard et ux.. lot 23, Brown’s Riverside Park, 38x120 feet, improved. east aide Warman av#..

north of Twelfth at........2,517 0'}

Crown Hill Cemetery to Mamie E. Deans, lot Ml. section *9, Crown * '*

Hill 99 00

Thomas E. Meeks to Hamman Kollman, part northwest quarter section 3. township 14, range 2. De- ^

catur township 1*

Harry C. Bear to W. Ctej pool. trustee, lot 309. McCarty a Eighth west side. 40X140 feet, improved, south side Oliver av#.. east of

Holly ave. , • Ifi9

John W. Claypoob truatee, to Harry

C. Bear et ux.. same 1 *>

James T. Moran to Ben A. Bucks! et ux., lot 137 State Plaza addition, toxlOO feet. Improved, east side Randolph at., aouth of New York street .....

1.900 00

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing throe ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and ton lotion, and complexion beautifier, at very, very

small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, wind burn

and ton disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It

ft harmless.—Advertisement.

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Louis Tomer Falls Dead. {Speciel to The iRdteteaolte Newe) f TERRE HAUTE, Ind. August tore Louts Torner. aged fifty-three, fell deed in the Terre Haute House billiard pst> lore Saturday evening. He had just finished taking s drink and etsrted * walk away from the drinking to* when he fell to the floor and instantly of h*art disease. He had merly been employed on the local papers as an advertising solicitor, and was well known to theatrical and racing eopte throughout the country. He was unmarried and la survived ?«• one brother, Isaac, and two Rebecca, formerly a teacher at high school, and Augusta, all residents

of (hi* olty.

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