Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 318, 19 November 1917 — Page 9

PAGE NINE MAKE THE SPARE ROOM EARN MONEY THIS WINTER, ADVERTISE THAT IT IS FOR RENT

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, " MONDAY, NOV. 19, 1917.

THE PALLADIUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardised and Indexed for Quick Reference, according- to The Basil L. Smith System. fCopyrlffht) CLASSIFIED RATES 1c per word One time ..r ter word , .. Three Times 6c per word Seven times 20c per word ..One month

Wo Ad Taken Less than 10c CASH Or Less Than 25c CHARGE CONTRACT RATES obtained from The Palladium business office. CLOSING HOURS All Want-Ads must be in before 12 M. noon, of day of publication. OlT-Or-TOWH ADS must be accompained by. cash In full payment, according to aiove rates. THE PALLADIUM reserve the right to' classify ail ads according; to Its own rules and regulations. WANT-ADS Rlvlnsr a "letter or number." care this office, can not be answered in person. A letter should be addressed to the "letter or number," care this office. The advertiser will call for his answers and later call on you providing your reply to this advertisement pleases him. TELEPHONE your Want-Ads when It is more convenient to do so. Bill will be sent to you.' and as this Is an ac commodation service. The Palladium expects pavinent promptly upon re.I'lpt or Din. Phone 2834 SPECIAL NOTICES 3 POSITIVELY no hunting: allowed on my larm. Mr. Nicholas Smith, Wll liamsburg-. Ind. THE PERSON who took the umbrella from the house at 223 North 13th will receive liberal reward by returning; It io l.iii r.asi aiam. WANTED These interested in the display of Larklns wearing apparel come to Art. 4. McConaha Bldg, Wednesnay aiiernoon ana evening-. LOST AND FOUND POO COL,IAR Lost, green collar for lor. tag 30. Return to R. Q. Leeds, Palladium It ig. Reward. IrtXJ S'ray. found. Call 433 Main. rf'R NECKPIECE Lost on Northwest i.tn m.. or between Benton Heights and Caroline at School and RtdKe street::. Phone 48B2 or 1698. Reward.

Tatme'lTundry" 17th' BOOKCASE-Oak. for sale. Phone 3494. PCPglTsh-bull lost; about eight Z'l' nd kitchen c-blnet-months old. Answers to name of Jim. "- : ; - Reward: call 3683. - BUGCJY Good storm, for sale, also set SOW Lost. Red brood; 1 mile south- of narneBa Phone 6142-A. west of wiiiiamsburg. Finder phone Furniture and Stoves For Sale Reward"08 ' Gpeensfork ltne- Almost new at of original price. e aro Easy payments If desired. u. ..,,, ...... Home Supply Store HELP WANTED MALE B m Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1862. ADJUSTER For sewing machine, ex- HONEY CLOVER New extracted; 20o Tierlencd. wanted. Apply at once per pound. 300 South' West 3 St. nlpls. Glove Co. South H & C. O. R. Phone 4733. n MEDICINE Dr. Vinton's Vintolax for liver, stomach, bowels. 10c all dealers. S THE BOARD And base burner, in good . . condition. Call 506 No. 16 St. BUTCHERS AND PACKING I7rPa tTAtTcn itnr r. STOVE WOOD Twenty cords; S4 deHOUSE HELP llvered. Call 106 between 8 a. m. and . 8 p. m. ; Wanted STRAW For sale, bailed 15 tons. Phone 3247. Steady employment, good pay. Write mTcTiTTkhtoi ic ujwrrn Z or call on the MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 CLOTHING AND SHOES Second-hand, Henry Burkhardt Packing Co. Ited- Fhone or 240 Ft Wayne Dayton, Ohio. FURNITURE AND STOVES ' " " WANTED - HOME SUPPLY STORE om7aWvnt"L cu.R,chraond Bakins 181 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1862 TINNER Wanted, for blast ports and ?"SKF-D5' ill A deScrlpsreneral shop work. Apply Jnklns tlon. J. H. Scnell. Phone 3474. Vulcan Spring Co. Gaar Scott Bldg. TEETH Old false wanted. Don't matmm ter if broken. I pay $2.00 to $15.00 uci a uAMTen uai - " - Per set- Send by Parcel post and reHELP WANTED FEMALE 6 celve check by return mall. I MazDRESSMAKEK Expert, to learn tail- S 2007 S" Flfth Street "elphia. oress work at Knightstown Orphans' . -. : . Home: $20 a month and complete TURKETL S & CHICKENS Wanted to maintenance. Address Superintend- buy. Pay ma-ket prices. Burley Jorent. dan. 16 1 Bridge Ave Phone 2613. GIRL Wanted for cooking and dining !mmmmm' ' sjs mom work. Phone 3129. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 C;ri:L Wanted, a little girl to adopt t i T- . . I from S to 11 years old. 225 No. 12th ?Ala JtZT,1 m St. Phone 1665, Mrs. Joe Johnson. Foster ll w i cd H'orPE WORK Girl wanted to help - - '-- with light housework. Call 715 South JSt. . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 30 lJJS"iS Z KmihthtOW,n, BECOME A BROKER matntenince Address SuperiXnd- Supp,y,nff the turners in your m.-iinu. nance. .nuress superintend- t.ounty with merchandise direct from the manufacturers and producers at WoMEN Two wanted for kitchen and wholesale price. We have made buvflimnsr room work. Reld Memorial lng arrangements with more than five Hospital. hundred manufacturers. Have issued a complete catalog to be distributed ircuTo ... cai rrtir i - by each county broker with their own AGENTS AND SALESMEN 71 narne on same. Send for particulars MEN OR WOMEN To take orders for lLS1! !?E newly Invented machine. Makes but- ..Sr ?i lbU . - tO.20. ter 28 cents per lb. $10 per day to 00 Taction Chident' hustlers. Wells Supply Co." 145 South Sth floor. 20 E. Jackson, Chicago. Pcrrv street. Pay-ton. Ohio. FREE Advance authentic information. ' How to make money In new oil field and next big boom sent free. Write oat cum xt now. "Far Mid-West" Magazine, Dept. SALESMEN 113. Kemmercr, Wyo. A coporatlon of national im- -mm- i portance wants two men for lo- 1 1 w c-rrmis o ruin co at al office. Rapid advancement. UlVfc. &ruotx 6c VtHIUM 31 'LntJXLfVLtdZVl' COW Fresh. Located at back of the tnge, but not a necessity, btate Bachmcver hill Phone H4-l-r nn past record and whether em- 1 fh-rtv Pik &134-H, on j.loyod at present. Box No. 6, -. '1Dfrty 1 1Ke- ; rare paiiadim HORSES Cash paid for year- ' ' -.'--.- " old, thin or fat horses. , Phone salesmen? Established financial 3474. James H. Clark. 1102 house Dffi-rs- permanent connection. -v -.V. T OPresent strong issue, -.Michigan Mo- lNOrtXl 1 ol. ' ter Truck Going Company." Intensive : , , . 7 co-operation. Liberal Commissions PJ,?8 BJ Poland China, male lonh-.l Aiidross "Humphrv" 624 Otis Phone 3025. Parry Krom. rtuilrtings. Cl.ioago. WAGONS Delivery, for sale, cheap if SIDE LINE Ml'N Do you want a real a once- A. & P. Tea Co., 727 one that one order a day will pay you Main St. $.1.00. No samples to carry. Something new. Write tod.iv. Canfield Mfg Co., 2PS Slgcl .t Chicago, I1L FOR SALE SITUATIONS WANTED 8 Wagons, wagons, harness, vehicles, vehicles all kinds. WASHINGS Wanted. 215 South 8th St. , 317 North A St ROOMS FOR RENT B T 5TH A A STREET South. 3 furnished - mmm mm mm mm mm 1 rooms tor light housekeeping, with , ,, w bith. Also 2 rooms for light house- POULTRY & PET STOCK 32 .keeping. Phone 1247. FERRETS S4.00 and $4.50 each. 8TH ST. 32 V. So. Two or 3 furnish- Phone 4179 or 1856. - ' el light housekeeping rooms. Also 1 TrtI kTT vr-Ti!f.tt fnr- r9t tu. sleeping room. Home privileges. See h.l w.mh.r wt. Mrs Dol1in4 -M4 Ciilnnfal Tilflu- cal1 before November 26th. Mrs. EdAirs. Doiiins. n colonial Bldg. ward Rodenberg R. R. D., Box 92. 8T1I STREET North 101. Nicely furnished large front room. Well heat- . , rr ed. 1st tloor. $3.50 per week. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 11TH STREET South 47. Two furn- MONROE Roadster. Electric lights & ished housekeeping rooms. starter. 509 South 9th. Phone 3416. rrr-." , . , - r 1 Price $200.00. HiAT 3 furnished rooms, with heat 11 and bath. References. Address H. OAKLAND SIX New, run 1,000 miles; care Palladium. cost $1040; will sacrifice for $800. In perfect condition. Address "Oakland" BUSINESS SERVICE 12 are Palladium. IF TOU WANT A LIGHT -WKIGHT ATTENTION TRUCK with ample power and speed and durAutomobile Owners abilltv for 500 lbs., or 1500 lbs., inShut .out the cold by putting in new vestigate the Republic Dispatch, comcurtain lights. We do all kinds of plete at $750. trimming and palntingA WELDEX MFG. CO. Jj1AJIN & S1AHL 12th and N. E. Sts. Phone 1494. South 7th & H Sts. . Al'TWS WASHED When in need of a AUTtl S1IPP1IPH A RFPilRQ car wash, we l.avp what it take to do oUrrUcS o REPAIRS 35 It. Olen Miller Transfer Co., Phones Sev.-M furnaces cleaned. AUTO CYLINDER REBORING Furnaces repaired. No dirk and work ' . ., . . guaranteed. Call 523 North P. 2-00 per cylinder and up. Ford apa- ! rial Job, $12.50: Including New Pistons, MEMORIALS High grade Masoleums. Rings, LSushings and Pir s. ornamental and general cemetery .. . - work in granite. John P. Emslle. 15 So. ThomaS Turner & Soil . 10th St. Phone 40Z-. SHOE Repairing neatly done 421 Main Rear 33 South 6tb St Phone 1226, J

12 CLEANING AND PRESSING Men's Suits.. Sport Coats. , Ladles' Suits ---$1.25 CARL C. YOUNG Tailor and Cleaner. Palladium Bids;. Phone 287S. MOVING . 8TORAGE 16 STORE Tour goods with Forrest Monger Storag-e Co. Phone 2808. LARGE AUTO VAN Local and long; distance moving; for best service and prices call . J. L. McNeill Res. 617 S. B. Phone 2584. AUTO MOVING VAN The largest and best equipped In the city. Furniture crated for shipping-. Long distance trips a specialty. All work guaranteed. Forest Monger 500 S. 7h St. Phone 2808. Three Auto Trucks Best service and largest moving vans In the city. Have a large new truck, for city transfer and draying. Can give the people quicker and better service. Experienced men and all work guaranteed. Crating and storage. Local and long distance moving. Call ' ORA MONGER Residence, 815 Randolph. . Tel. 3137. Office 7 S. 7th. Tel. 2746. Prompt Phone Service. REPAIRING 17 EVERYTHING We repair almost everything Call for and deliver. Wesley Brown 6 Son. Phone 3086. FURNITURE Repaired; pictures framed; all kinds of stoves, bicycles and sundries. We repair everything. Brown-Darnell Co. Phone 1936. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21

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RAMBLING HILLS HERD The property of QUINCY GRAY ConnersTille, Ind. To Be Sold at Public. Sale Saturday, Nov. 24, 1917 12 o'clock noon AT GLENWOOD, IND. 4Va miles southeast of Glenwood, nine miles southwest of Connersvllle, at the old homestead. Automobile service from Glenwood to place of sale. Cows fresh and to be fresh, a lot of heifers coming on that will make great cows. Serviceable bull and bull calves. Ladies' Aid- Lunch, 11 o'clock. Address 'A 'QUO Sales Mgr., Crawfordsvllle, Ind., for Catalogue. Col. D. L. Perry, Auctioneer, Columbus, O. LOAN Our new plan enables yon to ob tain Money at the Legal rate, with any time from ONE to TWENTY MONTHS to repay It These Loans may be paid oft In part or In full at any time, and they only draw interest for the time you have the money. $ 60.00 Payment, $2.50 per Month. 80.00 Payment, $4.00 per Mouth. 100.00 Payment, $5.00 per Month. Other amounts In proportion. NO INTEREST IN ADVANCE. We loan on ' furniture, pianos, live stock, etc. Call, write or phone. Licensed, and bonded by the state. THE STATE INVESTMENT & LOAN CO. 40 Colonial Bldg. - Phone 3560. Elevator to Third Floor Richmond, tnd. "The Company of Service." AUTO LIVERY A GARAGES 36 -TAXI Anderson's Taxi Service 28 N. 7th Street Phone 1370 MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES 37 BICYCLES Supplies and Repairing-. Durkel, 45 South 5th St. Phone 1670. HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 38 2ND ST. 801 Northwest. For rent sixroom house, double lot, close to three factories; $10 month. Write P. O. Box 68, City. 3RD STREET South 322. Four-room house: electric lights, gas. cellar near Piano Factory. 16TH STREET North 221. Two furnished looms for light housekeeping. 17TH STREET North 616. House to rent. Ben J. F. Harris. D STREET North 511. $7.50 for 3 rooms upstaiis; has gas, water and lights. Phone 2854. PEAKL STREET 325. 6-room house. Also 200 Richmond Ave., -room house and bath. 181 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 3078 or 1862. COTTAGE 4 rooms furnished. See A. W. Gregg. Phone 1587. HOUSE For rent. Phone 2617. Call 403 Main St. HOUSE Modern, 8-room. Phone 371S. WANTED TO RENT 1 ACRES One to 5 acres or more wanted to rent from 1 to 5 miles from city. Address F. K., care Pall. APARTMENT Furni shed, wanted to rent, 3 rooms, up-to-date. Phone 1778. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 A. M. ROBERTS Real estate. City and Farms. Liberty Ave., TL D. Phone 4171. Office 18 a 8th. House on Payments Like Rent Let your rent money buy your home. Phone 1730 FARMS FOR SALE 43 160 ACRES FOR SALE . A good productive farm of 160 acres: Well Improved and well located. Price $110.00 per acre. Terms. Also a good building In New Paris, suitable for garage ample space. Price $1,200. C. C. HAWLEY New Paris, O. THOUSANDS ACRES United States oil lands formerlv held for navy, open for filing. Our bulletin tells how to secure It. Claim Holders Ass'n, 738 Schiller Bldg.. Chicago. um ... Ads Pay

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Richmond Palladium 7 Richmond, Ind. Gentlemen: The results which I obtained from advertising my farm sale in the Palladium were so far "beyond my expectations that I feel that I ' should write you this letter' to show you my appreciation of same. The sale was a success in every way,, and the total receipts ran something like $1,800 more than I had expected. In advertising my sale, I used the PALLADIUM EXCLUSIVELY. I can assure you that I will not hesitate to endorse your paper as a valuable advertising medium for farm sales to any of my friends who are contemplating running similar ads

The above letter came entirely unsolicited from Mr, Clayton. Mr. Farmer if you are going to have a Public Sale it will pay you to put your advertising appropriation in The Palladium Wayne County's Greatest Daily. The Palladium reaches more real buyers than any other paper in the Sixth District. It goes into homes like yours prosperous families who are ever on the alert to buy what you have. Call at The Palladium Office and get rates we'll help you write your ad if you wish. If more convenient mail us your sale ad and we will bill, you after the sale. For the biggest results and the largest crowd . Advertise YoMr Public Sale inn THE PALLADIUM

Don't Promise Don't promise to pay large payments. It may prove very embarrassing to you. You can never tell what your circumstances may be later on. The Twenty Payment Plan will relieve you of any such responsibility. It makes it easy for you to borrow and repay in twenty monthly payments, so small that you will not feel them. However, if you desire, you can make larger payments and are charged interest only on the actual amount of cash still outstanding. Interest at the legal rate. $2.50 Monthly Payment on 9 50.00 $3.75 Monthly Payment on $ 75.00 $5.00 Monthly Payment on $100.00 Remember you are charged interest only for the actual amount of cash you still owe at the end of each month. Ask for free folder which explains "TWENTY PAYMENT PLAN" in detail. We make loans on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, etc Call, write or 'phone: Richmond Loan Co. Est 1895. Phone 1545. Room 8, Colonial Building. Richmond, Indiana. I HUNTING LICENSE M ' J Shot Guns, Shells, Hunting Coats, Gun Cleaners, Legging, If Hunting' Knives, Flashlights, SAMS. VIGRAN I 512 Main St . m Phone 1295 1 3 On The Screen WASHINGTON Miss Virginia Pearson does some clever work in "Thou Shalt Not Steal" William Fox's photoplay which opens at the Washington theatre today for a two days' run. The picture is a gripping detective story and Miss Pearson takes lull advantage of her opportunities. The theatre was crowded and the "viewers declared the picture to be ono of the best in which Miss Pearson has been seen recently.

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much for YOU. Read what a Route D, November Very truly yours, (Signed)

WeCiiit the Rate On every lean we make, saving the borrower from six to eighteen per cent per annum. If you have a loan at the LEGAL RATE of 3 per cent per month, we will lend you the money to pay it off and more if you want it, at LESS THAN THE LEGAL RATE. SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, live stock and other personal property. PAYMENTS TO SUIT THE BORROWER Call, phone or write ' Business Men's Remedial Loan Association

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DIRECTORS:

C. A. PETERSON C. B. BECK W. A. BOND

H. G. CLARK, Manager

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DON'T BUY new machine parts. THE BROKEN PARTS can be "Welded" oulckly at Uttle expense. Let us explain f urthei WELDEX MFG. COMPANY EXPERT WELDERS Corner 12th and North E Sts. Phone 1494. Consider the Saving in Time and Money.

HAVE YOUR AUTO CYLINDER!

and new pistons fitted by skilled mechanics on special machinery. Accurate work within a fraction of a thousandth of an inch makes "your motor as snappy and powerful as new. Prices from $2.00 to $10.00 per cylinder. FORD SPECIAL JOB $12.50 Including new pistons, rings, bushing and pins. 33 South 6th. Phone 1226. THOMAS TURNER & SON BOILER MAKERS MACHINISTS. ,

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SCHOOL SOCIAL

BRINGS IN S28 MIDDLEBORO, Ind., Nor. 19.---The social conducted by Miss Florence Guthrie, principal, and her assistant. Miss Marjorie Pickett, and a host of helpers for the piano -and expense fund of the school realized 20 at the door, and $S on the baskets and cake. Cox's mills have purchased 6,00ft bushels of wheat, which is being turned into flour. There is 6till a deal of wheat to be brought in. Some white corn has been purchased about 2,000 bushels but a lot had to be sampled and dried before it could be ground into corn meal, Bert Doherty, who has on more than one occasion done well with porkois, took ten hogs to market Saturday and received $600, or $60 a head. Shucking has commenced on the Boyd farm, and up until Saturday, 1,000 bushels had been cribbed. Most farmers are placing the best of the corn in the cribs. MRS. MEEKS DIES AT HOME OF SON Mrs. Elizabeth Meeks, a former resident of Richmond, died Sunday morning at the home cf her son, Jesse Cooper, in Hamilton. Ohio. She is survived by a brother, Jesse Meek, and two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Turner of Richmond, and Mrs. Jennie Hart of Pandora, Iowa. The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Elkhorn church. Burial in the Elkhorn cemetery. ELDORADO, OHIO Miss Helen Huffman of Greenville, ppent the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. George Blackford Miss Dola and Ruth McKee and Naomi Shewmon and Harry Juday visited with friends in Greenville Sunday Mrs. Ernest Banfill of Richmond spent over Sunday with relatives here..... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamlin of Okeana, Ind.. and Leora. Blackford of Mt. Canr.el, Ind., were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Beard and Mrs. Salli" Shewmon. Mrs. Shewmcn returned home with them for a short visit.. .'. . Mrs. Clayton Emrick and daughter Alice, of West Manchester spent Satur day and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Campbell.. . . .Miss Myrtle Shillingburg of Lewisburgr. returned home, Monday, after several days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Georg Beard The township schools v.er closed Friday, the teachers being in attendance at a teachers' meeting at Springfield, Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Evin Disher spent tii week-end with their son. Warren and family, of New Weston.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton attended th Symphony Concert at Richmond, last Wednesday evening Misses Letittia and Iora Kimmel and Eddie and Evin Kimmel visited with relatives at New Weston, Sunday Mrs. Mary Murray spnt from Saturday until Monday with her son, 'Oliver, and family, of New Madison Anderson Juday of St. Louis, was a guest of his brother, John, and vife, Saturday night, Mr. pud Mrs. Archie Shuttleworth and son, Kenneth, of near Arcanum spent Saturday night and Sunday with them aiso Mrs. Charles Crebb of Portland, Ind., is visiting with Clarence Emrick and family and other relatives in the community.. . . .Clarence Emrick spent Saturday and Sunday in Greensiork, Ind Mr. and Mrs. George Beard , and their guest. Miss Shillingburger spent Saturday in Greenville. ....Mr. and Mrs. David Dunkleberger and family of Rossburg, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Emrick and children, last .Wednesday. William Brown and wife of Dayton, Faul Brown and wife of Yankeetown and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eby were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ol Roberts and family of near West Manchester Harry Campbell of De Graff, Ohio, spent from Sundav until Tuesday with Harve Shewmon and family and his daughter, Mildred, who underwent an operation, Sundav, for the removal of her tonsils ani -denoids Mrs. Melvina Shewmon returned home Monday evening after several days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Reid and son .of Eaton.. . . .Mrs. Margaret Harris is spending several days with Frank: Millers of west of town. 1 HOLLANSBURG, 0. " Mrs. May Ritenour, secretary of th Christian sunday school, and for five years compositor on the local weekly, and post office - assistant, who was maTried recently, was surprised Friday on her return from New Paris by some 75 friends who gave her a shower of gifts. Her husband, Lester Ritenout, who was ki New Paris at the time could not be present on account cf business. The gifts consisted of choice crockery ware and canned goods.... Rev. Mr. Coddington officiated at the Mount Pleasant church Sunday. The feature of the meeting was the reports on the missionary enterprise... r. .D. B. Mote has returned from Columbus, O., where he attended a meeting of the Ohio grain dealers. .. .The Junior Order of American Mechanics has heard from one of Its members, Walter Grondyke, who Is at Camp Sheridan. lie Is doing well in the ambulance corps, and says the-training includes first aid, work under fire and work on rough grounds Tobacco in this section is selling for 25 cents. -Most farmers have disposed of their produce. . , - A book agent -entered' a - Kansas school and after Inducing -the young woman teacher to dismiss the class jersuaded her to buv $27.50 worth oj books.