Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 129, 11 April 1918 — Page 11

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Acetylene W aiding- , 5 Agricultural Implement , Ainnu ftncs nrrviei ....... 4 Announcements t Apartments snd Houses (or Bcnt.it Art Fancy Work 8 Artificial Limb. Trusses, Ete....21 Auction flalesr Automobile Accessories ....J5. Automobile Body BuMdlnc ...... IS Automobile Body Repairing $1 Automobile Livery and Oaraa..s Automobile Repairing ,...85 Automobile Storage M Automobile PupplUs Automebtte -Talcb . ?? Automoblla Tires 15 Automobile For Sal .....as AutojpoblJaa Wanted f Auto Moving Vana If narai?e aid Light Transfer t . Ulcyclo Repairing 8T nicyclea and Motorcycle ., 37 Bonds and Inurance 19 Hulldln and Contracting 1J HulMlnic Material and SuppHs. .2" Business Announcement ........I Bulncaa Place Tor Rent 3! rtuslnp Property For Sale 42 Rualnea Opportunities 80 Burners gchool" ,JJ Buntne pprvlces Offered 18 Card? of Thanks 2 THE PALLADIUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardised and Indexed for Quick Reference, according to The BaU I Smith Svstem. (Copyright) CLASSIFIED RATES 16 per word jJimZ i Jc per word Three Times Re per word Seven Time (te per word One Month No A4 Taken LSS than 10e CASH Or Lest Than 25c CHARGE COHTRAT RATKS obtained from Th Palladium business office. CLOSTNO HOURS All "A! ; must be in bfo 12 M. poon. of day of publication. , OUT-OF.TOWN AS mut be accompanied b cash In full payment, ac cording to above rate. THE PALLATHUM reserves the right to classify all ad according to its own rules and regulations. WANT.ATS giving a 'letter or num. ber." care this of flee, can not be answered In person. A etter should be sddresse.1 to the "letter or num. ber." re this off !. The advertiser will call for hi answers and Uter call on you providing your reply to this advertisement plcae him. TELEPHONE your Want-Ad when It is mere convenient to do to. Bin will be sent to you, and as this I" n accommodation service. The Fai. ladlum expects payment promptly Upon receipt oi pin Phone 2834

AlBaLYNCe"erTiNDERTAKERS 1A WILSON. POHLMEYER & DOWNING Funeral Director ft Ambulance ft Llmou!n ' 1 Casket Display Room. Phone 1335 North 10th St. ' TTZ. JofrAj-iMeMnu. Hunt ft w1"!' man. Funeral Olreetor si-d Ambu). nn-i. 1 A1 4 Main. Phn 2178.

"monumental 1B pFBT MONUMENTS and Grave marker : no agents; save the omn1ln. Phone U. for P-rtfollo JM. Perry T. winiam" ex - ARTISTIC cemefry memorial" In granlto and marble. larK' storks and ne. doslKns. John P. Emslle, 15 3. 10. Phono 4022. FLORIST 1C il.MON'8 Flower Shop Qualljv. fresh flowers. Service. 1015 Main. Ph.1093. "PERSONALS S PT H ELLA" Corsets W HI lam Frank rblldr-n-vValsts. M.T.Msrtln.B2S Main. ' CAUD'OFtfLVNK8 vi closlre to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness. smpathy and consoling words dujlnMh Illness and death of our beloved husbnnd and father. MRS. SARAH C. JACKSON AND FAMILY. . CHIROPRACTOR 2A witroXKK O. C. 33 So. Elovcnth St. Phone 16M. Office hour: M and 8-7 p. m.. or by appointment. SPECIAL NOTICES hat, hahv cap, dress. M LJO NIP. fTEKSChTlrs. safes, for sale. Bartil ft Rohe. 2lMaJn1, TiTinfCATsF.R I riot our only foe. The bitted Pro-German devils c,H4 Kfrms. lurking In some m Ilk are his confederates. Use tuborruH an. tested milk art4 assure '' D,D-V l i. r,,ktH n more. Culver Dairy. i N. T. Phones 1784-1631. LADIES And gentlemen if you hav any foot troubles, please eke me a trial. A. G. Scott. 420 S. 9 St. Phone 2496. STALLION HORSES ROMEO 86821 DIAMOND 8389 ' Owned Steven Rlngrlcy. Richmond. R. F. I. Phono 5145-F. DANCINO LESSONS - Phono 2J47. Kolp's School of Dancing. LOST AND FOUND KT'YrU-Bunch. lost I'rlilnv niirht In 1 llVkwed Return to IVnn. Fright ii tsll for I. A. Thomnv, rewsird. OLirKASIlIONKlV'bluc coyer lid. lost on Main strer-t. N. A. N"- ." 7th-MCKr-YHInw am! white, maU. lost. iFAiiifn in cm itaiia HELP WANTED -MALE 5 r.XPKRlKNCED CREW MANAOER And solicitors, men or women to dlstrlbut n article that then usiness nn.l professional man or woman must bnv V. S. demands It from them. See Mr. 3. I. Havens, from 8 to 9 a. m. and 4 to 6 p. m.jl 102 Main Str. Mf?cT!TMO AHvl helpers wanted. Vhenoweth Auto Co. H"7 Main. WANTED Sheet Metal Workers Blacksmiths Helpers, Laborers -on Government War Work at THE WAYNE WORKS FIRST-CLASS Assemblers and drill -press-hands. wanred at once. - Married men preferred. Pilot Motor Car Co.

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Chiropodist 2 Cleaning; and Dyeing 1? Cleaning Service ...............17 Coal and Wood 81 Chiropractor I A Clothing For Sale. SecQnd-hsnd. .21 College and School ,...20 Contractor ........ 13. Coretler Crochet Thread and Floe .... 2 ' Panclng Teacher 3 Death and Funeral Notices...... 1 Penta! Services t. ..;.18 Desk Room For Rent ...39 , rreamaking Millinery Drug Specials 3 rvr & Cleaner 17 Educational 20 Electric Contractors 13 Klectrlc Motor Repairing 17 Erabalmers Md Undertaker..,.. I A Embroidering and Stamping 2 Farm & Dairy Products 27 Farms & Land For Sale. ........ .43 Feed Dealer , ,. 31 A Female Help . . 0 Fire Insurance 19 f FlorlMs . . 1 C For Rent Apartments & Houses.. 3 For Rent Business Places ..39 For Rent Desk Room...., 40Vor Rent Farm ..40 For R;nt Furnished Rooms 9 For Rent Oarages 36 HELP WANTED MALE MEN Wanted to work on platform Pennsylvania station. Steady work; Rood psy. Adams Express Co., 24 No. th St. Fireman! Waeted . Good Wages, CRYSTAL PAPER CO. Middletown, Ohio WANTEP 'Laborer, blacksmith help ers, punch and shear hands, paint shop dippers and assemblers. Good wage and steady work, TUe Ohio Rake Co., Payton, Ohio. MEN , . " . Wanted for steady employment with rood opportunity for advancement. Only energetic and ambitious man need apply. KRESGES 5c"& 10c STORE BARBER Go.od. wanted to start shop. 301 Nat. Ave. Phone 3141. MEN Wanted ; good Hackman-Klehfoth Co. wages. MEN Wanted, two younir. 18 or 20 years old. Richmond Casket Co. GOOD NAILER Wanted. One who has had experience In crating room preferred. Good pay; steady wages. Sledel Bufrsry (X ' GOOD OFFICE boy wanted. National Automatic Tool Co. WE are offering- steady employment to men between the as"S of IS and 45 for government work and regular commercial lines. Our factory operate six days per week, ele;ht hours par day on three shifts. Fiere workers after learning the work, which -takes from one to two weeks, are able to earn from 23 to $5 per dny and better. We have a Housing Popartment which will assist our upplirants In securing rooms at the lowest rates. We also need a largre number of jrirls. ages 21 to 35 for steady, profitable factory employment. Apply In person or communlcate-wlth Factory Employment Office. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, Ohio. ' 25 MEN WANTED to truck freight.' Good wages. PANHANDLE FREIGHT HOUSE PRINTEP Wanted. Have steady job at Rood waffes for sober, competent, married printer-pressman. Telephone, telegraph or call Democrat. Eaton. O. HELP WANTED FEMALE GIRLS WANTED We have several positions for girl to loarn to operate power aewlng machines. We pay good wages while learninff. ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO, HOUSEKEEPER Wanted. Mrs. Steve Worley. Phope 4778. GIRL Or middle asad woman wanted a companion and to assist in general housework. Easy work and Pfd wages. Address D-4005, care Palladium. GIRLS WANTED Can use a few girls for making gloves, experience net necessary. 3 houra ?er day, commencing :30 n. m. to 5 p. m. 1 hour for dinner; 5 hour on Saturday. REKRB GLOVE CO. WOMAN Wanted for general housework. 309 Pearl St. ROOMS FORRENT 9 ROOMS 3 furnished or unfurnished, for light housekeeping. Bath. Ap ply 700 xatl itoao. 12TII STREET North 109. 1 Urge room furnished for light housckeepriTIISTREET North 31.. Downstairs front rooms aiit ST -South 25. Kurnlshed rooms. BUSINESS SERVICE CA P.PET CLEANING- -Wanted. Phone 190" 1. W. waiters. Tl I K Nf K FE N f K N T ICE & FUEL CO R. B. Johnson. Mgr. Ph.1030-3465. BUILDING A CONTRACTING 13 ESTIMATES Kurnlshed" on applies. Hon. V. II. Juerllng, Phone 1763. "HEATING AND PLUMBING 14 HAVE W. 11 .OESTING PLUMBING t'O. move that yns stove. Phon 1342. MEERHOKE'S Water heater will furnlsh plenty of hot water. Phone 123b. PAI NTINGn3ECORATTNQ 15 PAINTS and supplies. Phone .336 Haner & Fahlslng. 42 Main. - SPECIAL line of wall decorating and papering hanging. W. J. Cook, phone S252. WALL PAPER 15A L. S. HAYS and 10 cent wall paper. 404 Main St. PHONE 7ti. MOVING & STORAG- 16 AUTO MOVING VAN Lnrgest and .best equipped In the city for local and long distance moving. Furniture crated, stored or shipped. FORREST MONGER ?0O 8. 7th S- Phone 1M50S. HOI'S E'HOLD GOOIS AND PIANOS Stored In a practically fire-proof electric lighted building. Get our prices. ED. A. KELTMAN STORAGE HOUSE. 609 Main St. Phone 203.

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PHONE 2834 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX For Rent Housekeeping Room. 9 For Rent Office -. 39 For Rent Store Rooms 3 For Rent Vnfurnlsbed Boom ... 9 For SaieBuslnees Opportunities. 30 For Sale Farms ft Land For Sale Houses For Sale Lot ............ JJ For Sale Miscellaneous Zi Found Lo8t--St0!en - Funeral Director 1 Funeral and Death Notices 1 Furnace Repairing 17 Furnished Rooms For Rent ..... 9 Furniture ' Repairing ."....17 Oarages For Rent ...... 3 Garden Seeds ....29 Hair Dressers . . . .3 Harness & Supplies 31 Hat Cleaners 17 Heavy Hauling I6 Heating and Plumbing MOVING & STORAGE 16 MOVING & STORAGE Local and long distance movinsr and general dray ins. W. E. EVANS 380 Lincoln St. Phone 3105. Gilt Edge Moving Service T WVPTt t AITTrt VlVH PVinn 2Kfi4 n"frk Work rnone oo S1T rt11th B s st REPAIRING AND CLEANING 17 CLOTHINO CLEANED Pra Best service quick work. Peerless Dry Cleaning Co. 318 Main. Phone 1493 TATE Practical Cleaner ana . . . dyer. Phone 1195 'twill look Like New Let us clean and press your Suit or Dress. KNUCWEL CLEANING 1030 MAIN. ST. Phone 250! Lawn mowers sharpened; screen doors window made & repaired; baby cabs re-tired- we repair everything; call for & delivered. J. C Darnell C. Phone IftSe. WE REPAIR almost everything. BN cvcles. sweepers, wringers, furniture, screens, etc. Lawn mowers, saw, knives and shears sharpened. Hearshy blcvcle and tires. Work called for and delivered- Wesley Brown & Son. Phone S0S6. - . NEOL1N SHOP L. & 1C Shoe Repairing Co.. 1234 E. Main Pull line "Neelln" solea. WILSON THE CLEANER PHflVE 1768 In the Westcott. When It' done by Wilson it's , PONE RIGHT TYPEWRITERS A OFFICE - SUPPLIES 17A DESKS And chairs at second-hand prices. Bartel & Rohe. 921 Main. EDUCATIONAL 20 STUART M. PRATT Private and class teaching. Mandolin. Ranjo, Guitar. Ukelela. Hawaiian Steel Guitar. Violin repairing, bows re, haired. 38 So. 9th St. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 BOOKKEEPERS Pesks. typewriter desks. Bartel & Rohe. 921 Main. SHOW CASE 10"-f't.. suitable for suits, dresses, etc. Also second-hand office furniture -for sale. Starr Furniture Co. CH Main. - '- - POOL TABLES Two lst-clsss. Al condition, for sale, cheap. - GJ7 Main. Phone 1026. n . .Portable Electric . Sew. 1L.SIC6V ln Machines. $35.00 FURXITl'RE Household, for sale. 709 S. g. Phone 2372. RUG 9x1-2- tnpestfy Brussels: sliahtly used, very cheap. Frank H. Chamn"Pf. si 2 No. T. MAIN STREET 1238. ren t. i.room flat, for DRESS SriT For sale, 120 North IStI) Call evenings. STEAM COOKER Ideal, for sale; also Mark walnut extension tabls 323 North 14 St. Phone 2093. OFFICE .CHAIRS And stools. , Bartel & Rohe. 921 Main. TRUNK A LEATHER GOODS 21A Trunks. Suit Cai ITFaiini and Traveling Bags. C5 B12 Main Street TRAVELING d'OODS TRUNKS. BAGS. SCIT - CASES. SMALL LEATHER GOOD&. Repairing of, all. kinds. Asts. Itartmati. Wardrobe Trunks; the trunl. ahead. MILLER'S. 827 Main MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 FURNITURE Stoves, etc., wanted. 520 Main. Brammer & Townsond. Ph 14S9. TRUNK Wanted. State price. size. Box 1J-4007. care Palladium. FURNITURE AnJ stoves wanted to buy. Home Supply Store., . 181 Ft Wavn Ave. Phone 1882. . FURNITURE Good used, wtiit-xl to hiry. W. M- Rl ggby. 14 N. 5th St CURTAINS Wanted to laundry, 25c pa i r. 25 No. 5th. PONY CART And harness, wanted. Phone 2317. , , JUNK We pay more or scrap Iron, metals, hides, tallow, rags and Junk. Henry Holaapfel. Phone 2098 or JUNK Uncle Sam says "Save,' Cohn Bros, says, "Everybody shojt.I save paper, rags, rubber, metals and phone us: we pay cash for same. Phone 3478. CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH Don't matter if broken. We pay as hlph as $17.50 per set. also CASH for old gold, silver, patinum. dental Kold. old gold jewelry. We will send CASH by- return mall. Will hold jroods for one week for sender's approval of our offer. Mall to BERNER'S FALSE TEETH SPECIALTY. 22 Third Street. Troy. ,N, YSELL'your" jupk to Sam Jaffe. We pay more for same. Phon ?047. ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 PIANOS Second-hand, for sale. Music poxes and other makes of talking ma- . chines taken In exchange on vlctrolas. Walter B. Fulffhum. No. 1600 Main St. PIANO Mahogany. Nelson for sale, cheap. Walter B. Fulghum, 1000 Main. 1 - Vig Violins. Ukuleles, Gutran i;tEtu M,n

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Classifies Advertising Index f 7 Copyrltht, Apll4For.J ;.. All regular classifications are numbered and arranged In numerical order throughout the classified column. -The following Inde serves a a complete, and Instant guide aa to the -classification number under which you will find "hat yoG miy look for. provMlng U i advertised. . Refer to the Index In alphabetical order, according to the character of business or service desired, note the number of lomt and then tind th correspopdlng number on the reg,ir classifications in the classified advertising columns.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING' INDEX Help Wanted Female, " ' Help Wanted Me ............. Hide Dealer Horses & Vehicle Household Goods For Sale ..... Housekeeping Roosts For Rt. Houses For: Kent . Houses For" Sale Instruction Insurance, Bonds, Etc. ........ Investments - ;.:.?..- Jewelry ltepairlng .. Junk & Hide Dealers ..... Laundries ..i...... Legal No t Jces . .-. , . . ... . Leather Goods Life Insurance ...,..... Livestock & Vehicles Locksmiths ,....,..,,... Vstr'ound Stolen . . Lots For Sale Machinery & Tools . t . 5 .22 .31 .21 .9 .38 .42 .30 119 .30 .17 .22 .12 .49 .21 .19 :Y. . 4 .43 .24 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ?3 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED ANP REFINISHED Bows rehaird. Violin work special, ty. Tone improvement and aajuM met guaranteed. gtuart . rrtt 38 So. 9th St. i'HE sPH'U"CW HOK?"nake's the difference In the tone of SUrr PhoaJraph. MACHINERY & TOOLS 24 RICHMOND Boiler Works. N. W lt Richmond Ave. Boiler repairing and flue welding. Phone 1097. Jacob Kirn. SPECIALTAT THE STORES M FIREPROOF SAFESBartel & Rohe. 921 Main- - " : . WUNSON LAST ARMY SHOES; SPECIAL $4.65 NEW METHOD SHOE STORE? 2nd Floor Colonial BhlS. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS g DENNIS TAILORED CLOTHES. 1018 MAIN, phone 2316. DRESSMAKING Call 811 "No". 4 St .' '.. i.t - Main lAAI .a1ltv. . tnadurate "FARM4TDAIRY products n HAY For sale. Sao Sam Addleman, Whitewater. Ind. - EGGS-Buff OrphlnBton and' Cockerel for. sale. Byers Mart and Poertner Strains. 355 Richmond Ave. BUILDING MATERIALS 28 MILLER-KEMPER CO. General contractors and builders. N W. ?nd It Chestnut. 8 Phones 3247.4847.4447. RICHMOND LUMBER CO. Lumber & millwork. Phone sjfo.oso. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 30 MOTION PICTURE HOUSEOood lo. cation. Fully equipped. A arood, -live business . opportunity. . Address Box E-5004. care Palladium. - "live stock: a Vehicles 81 15 GOOD feeding shoats for sale, on School road'riorth of Eathavert, Mar tin Ruchholit. - ' ; ' S HO ATS H0 Stood thrifty fcedlngr--welKht about 150 lbs. $19.00 a hun. dred delivered. Box 5003. care Palladium. Horses X 3-year-pid Draft Colt, well broke.1 8-year-old gorrel Horse, broke in all barneps. 1 extra good DrJvJng Horse. Several other cheap Jforses. also. 3 pets Buggy Harness, Collars, Haipes and Tugs. : 1 1-horse Wagon. ' X Spring Wagon. CHAS. LONG Between Eth and 6th on N- A. SL, Next Crystal Ice Company Office. COW Jersey, fresh wanted to buy Phone 107S. HARNESS AND COLLARS For nil size horsen and mules; wo make .and guarantor; every harness we si'll. Harness and collar repairing a specialty at . BUtCK'S HARNESS STORE 509 Main. POULTRY A. PET STOCK 32 RABBITS 1 pair Belplafil hair; I full blooded Belgian) .buck, for salc Thone 4fi44.. ' . ' - - AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 . IF TOU WANT A LTOHV-WEIGHT TRUCK .. wUh ample power and speed and durability for 00 lbs.. or 1&00 .lbs.. In. vestlifate the Republic Dispatch, Complete at 1760. , WELDEX MFG.- CO. i;th and N. H, Sts. ; Phone 14. ELECTRIC" Used.- for sale. New bat-terU-s. Address P;0.-nox 96. - ; ' - t Al.'TOSwo . l)odi roadsters. ? Fords. 2 Maxwell3. Truck, Bulck. 4--cvl-. roadster -and soVcral other cars, ffhenoweth Auto Co. Phone ; 1923. 1107 Main. TTQT,'n fAPg"- liere are some Rood USED Atee. Price. Call 24U to selL A No. 1 condition. - VEHICLE REPAIRS 364 BRING your BUGGIES, and AUTOS to the Schneider Carriage Factory. 43 S. 6th. and have them repaired and re- - painted.. -.v.-'- ' ; MOTORCYCLES A BICYCLES 37 RIDE A BIKE Complete stock of bicycles for 1918 Thev are beauties. Come in and see. Repairing a specialty.. Full line of accessories. ' WAKING & CO.,'4th and Main ""Where good bicycles come from BICT CLEGood. for sale. Call fc-noje'e Music Store. ' " PAT TON BICYCLES KMe as lou pay ' "twoblts" ; a day. Elmer S. Srr'th, The ? Wheel Main. z main, rnonf ii. SIDE CAR For sale. 54 Ft. ; Wayne Ave. 4 : "HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 3 HOITSE Kor rent; 4 rooms, electric light, both kinds water. Inquire 5S6 N. 19th 5TH So. 124. House 1 rooms, water, -light and gas.- Inquire ' net door north.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX Male Help Wanted 6 3 I S . 1 . 1 . s 81 Manicurist .,..;. ,.......,.. Masoleum Medical Marble & Granite . . ......... Memorials .- Milk Dealer Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous For Rent Miscellaneous For Trade . . . . Miscellaneous Wants . ......... Money To Loan Monumental Mortgage Loans ., Motorcyeles tt Bicycles , Motor Truck For Sale Moving, Packing, Shipping ... Musical Instruments Nurseries Office & Store Fixtures Offices and Desk Room , Office Supplies s...40 ...21 ...32 ...4 ... I ...4 ...7 ,...33 ...16 ...23 ..... 1 ...17 ...89 ,...17 HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 38 3RD ST. North" 38." Call 119 South Tth. 8-room house. TTH STnEBT South 33. Ten-room house .all modern conveniences, steam heated- Fine location In the city for a doctor or professional man, See anepman, tne Tailor room, mod, ern with garage, for rant. Phone J4TH ST. No. Hi. Modern S-room iioupr iiyi rem. R'IPGB - STREET ' IIJ6-" i?l-room modern cottage, hard wood floors. Call 15 North 0th. Phone 1SS5. SRT- sntEET So." 125? Furnished rooms for rent. IIcTt'SE 6 -room and barn, for rent. Call Sharkey Millinery Store. i3TH ST No. 24. House for rent Phone 2?97. HOUSE--Pive-room; 219 " "Northwest Fifth.- 233 Randolph. 437 Lincoln. Call Knode's Music Store. 14TH ST r7room house, good bath, "for rent, fnone i7 HfJUSE Oarden and"J5 acresof pasture for rent; 5 miles south of elty on Boston Pike. Inquire 235 South nth-FLAT--3-room.J" for rent; inquire at 1 I . SCHOOL ST. T3;' House, ' 5 roonSfo rent, rnone asu or ' w. 1 1 vi. 9TH STREET 621. House for' rent. Phone 3493. HOrSE - rooms". Phone 10TS. HouSE--room. garden. " Call so? So. 13th. HOt'E New Four-roomed, for rent; both waters: 17.00 month. Call 325 West Main. 6TH STREET South 116V. " 5 rooms Unfurnished, water, light and gas. See downstairs. APARTMENT High grade modern for rent In Keystone. See janitor. 8TH STKEET South 810. House; 3IZ.S0. Phone 2987. Call 11J4 No. C. MAIN STREET Jl Seven -room house, modern. Phone 2914HOtTSE New " 6-room. " modern, bath and furnace, for small family. $40.00 fier month- Address Modern, care PJ adlum. , MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT 40 BARN Kor shop or garage, for rent. Rear 1021 Main St. WANTED TO RENT "4f 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS For rent In home with nice family. Box B-2005, care Palladium. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 11 ' For Sale STOP PAYING RENT Nice 5-room house, on payments; 315 per month like rent; lioo.oo cash, ft your rent buy your home. See T. w. HADLET today. 2nd Nat. Bank Eldg. Phone 1922 CONTENTS Only of Hunt Hotel, for sale, 34-room house with 31 beds; everything ready to step in and do business; high class trade, best location ; in city. Steam heat, electric lightPrice 32.800. O'Conner & San, Greenville. Ohio. FOR SALE Lot 36 and 71. Reeveston Place; test two lots in Reeveston. AH improvements made and paid for. , Will sell reasonable. Ad. WXL MEINE R. R. 4, Youngstown, O. WE have buyer for a double north of Main street;-also modern north of Main. 14.500 to 35,000. List your property with A. C DISHER REALTY COMPANY 904 j Main St. HOUSE FOR SALE Exceptional bargain, new six-room house to be modern: good location. Cash or payments. Wm. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3. Westcott Block. Richmond, Ind. HOirsti 6 rooms." modern, except bath, for sale. Phone 415 3. REAL ESTATE FA R?IS AND CITY Property. 212 TTnlon Bank. Bldg. Phone 2707. BENETT A DTK. RESIDENCES -Two modern, Nos. E & , Washington Court. The best in the city. The Miller-Kemper Co. FARMS FOR SALE 43 250 ACRES In Jackson county; 120 In bottom land; can be sold in two pieces Katherlne Meyers. Assylum Ave. REAL ESTATE WANTED 45 LOTS Wanted to plow, Richard New. man. 22 and South B, Phone 1747, PALLADIUM -WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.MONEY TO LOAN 46

MONEY FOR FARM CHATTEL LOANS AT LESS THAN THE LEGAL. RATE Loans made to fanners on convenient maturity payments, prompt confidential serrice. . If la Peed of money SEE US FIRST and let us explain our plan. i - BUSINESS MEN'S REMEDIAL LOAN ASSOCIATION

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Ground Floor Pal. Bldg. No. 17 North 9th SL

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Packing. Storing, Shipping . Painting A Decorating ...... Personals Pet Stock ft Poultry Piano Movers .16 .IS !2 .18 .23 S9 .14 .82 .82 . 3 .18 . 48 .48 .42 .45 .17 . .IT II . 9 . . 7 .17 .20 .21 ..IT .21 ,17 .17 .15 . 8 .3 .25 Pianos For Sal . Plants and Seed Plumbing Repair ... Poultry and Egg Poultry Supplies ....... Printing stationery Professional Services ... Public Sales Real Estate Loans ..... Real Estate For Sale ... Real SsUte Wanted .... Repair Services Restaurants ft Hotels .. Roof lag Repairs Rooms or Board WgAtsd Rooms ror wont Safe Mover Sslesmen ' Wasted School Book School ft College Second Hand Goods For Sale Sewing Machine Repair .... Sewing Machines For Sale Sheet Metal Repairing Shoe Repairing Sign Painters Situations Wanted Special Notices Specials At The Stores

Pay Yourself Rent :- for your own new home and instead of paying your landlord rent for the house you live in. If you do you'll become a property owner, instead of being the owner of a stock of rent receipts. You owe it to yourself as well as to those you love to buy a home. The Palladium is helping you by printing every day full descriptions of the best residential properties in Richmond. Look at your new home today.

WHEN YOU ADVERTISE IN THE PALLADIUM YOU REACH 95 OF THE HOMES IN RICHMOND

Hoosier Happenings DISLOYAL WOMEN WARNED INDIAN APOLS. April H-In tje absence of a Federal Jaw to check the activity of women alien enemies. Maris Storen, United States marshal, ha resorted to the pen to warn taern of what is in store for them if they pep sist in un-American acts and utterances. Two women reported to the marshal yesterday that one of their neighbors living; in the southwest part of the city has been declaring publicly that she would not buy Liberty bonds, but that she would buy German bonds because the Teutons were going to win be war and the American bonds would toe wortbJees. Phe also ridiculed the patriotic parade Saturday and tb women who took part in it, the mar shal was told. Unable to interne a woman under the present law, the marshal addressed a letter of warning to the woman against whom the charres were made, telling her that the time was coming when the government would put a clamp on her actlv. ity and ordering her to cease her preGerman talk at once. SHOOTS OWNER; STEALS CAR ANDERSON. April 11 An unusual automobile theft was reported here by William Holymer. 25 years old, owner of a jitnev bus, who claims that Albert (Shorty) Yost, after attracting him to a secluded spot, shot him and then ran away with his automobile. Holtmer said that Yost stopped him up town and asked to be taken to an ad. drees at the north corporation line of the city, where he claimed that be wanted to see a girl. Hilzmer took Yost to the place. BRIDE 75, GROOM 57 LAFAYETTE. April 11. Miss Mary B. Sehlotterdeck, 75 years old. and Jacob Nicewander. 57 years old, both of Jtomney, Ind., were granted a marriage license here. Miss Sehlotterdeck is wealthy and said to be very eccentric. The couple will live on a farm owned by the bride. Effect of Long-Range Gun is Discounted AN ATLANTIC PORT. April 11. The long-range gun with which the Germans have been bombarding Paris at intervals since March 23. in the opinion of Americans who arrived here today on a French steamship, is being fired for "morale effect" rather than in the hope of inflicting material damage. The effect of the shells, several of the passengers said, was about equal tha Tnincinn of an ordinary 6-inch . , - . projectile, and, so far as could be learned up to tlie time iney leu only a few buildings of any consequence had been hit. A remarkable feature of the bombardment, according to one of the Americans, was the narrow space in which the shells dropped. He added that the points where they fell marked an ellipse, not more than half a mile in length. Damage inflicted from air raids is far more serious, the travelers added. ." MONEY TO LOAN 4 H. G. CLARK. Manager.

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