Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 4, 14 November 1919 — Page 15

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COWTRA.CT "RATE8 Oht1ned fTOTO The Palladium business office. CTiOSTNG HOTJRS AH Wawt-A nt be la toerora 11 a m. or aay or puoucatlon. OVT-rv-TOVrtf ADS mwt accompanied br ch In full payment, ac cording to abova rates. THE PAT-t,ATTtrw rtwnf the rlrht to ela1fr all ad areordlnar to its own rules and regulations. WAVT-ATis orvinr a natter or -mmv-her." car th office. cn not b an9Tirrrd In wrsnn. A letter should be addrfd to the "ltter or number. r this office. The advn-rtser wtn 'all for hi npwr and later call on you nrovtdln our rerly to this advertisement pleases him. TTLWOVK vor Tl'ant-Ads whett 1t Is mora convenient to do so. Bill will be went to vou. and as this 1s an accommodation service. Th Palladium encts nvment promptly upon receipt of bill. Phone 2834 MOU MENTAL 1B JOHN p KVSLIB Monument 15 Bonth Tenth Street Phone 4021 Jordan Mms. Hnnt Wsitermann FUNERAL DIRECTORS Private Show Room and Chapel 1814 Main Bt Tel 2m SPECIAL NOTICE 3 A respectable middle aged widow "would like to correspond with a well, to do widower. Address Widow, care Palladium, "FRESH otbters Received uauy at PRICE'S 1 Main Phone 1253 ALCOHOL Our book b,?a10"l11 bound In heavy buckram. "Distllla- " tton of Alcohol." from grain, etc.. wltn government laws, $1 prepaid. Agents wanted. revol Co., B77, Barker Block, Omaha, Nebr. Learn to play the saxophone Hal. W, Skinner, teacher of clarl- j net. saropnone, nuie, piccoia. " " , uri tnntriiments lor sale, ivui owum A( Street, Richmond, Indiana. LOST AND FOUND BOYS Wanted, over 16 years old. Henly Skate Co. Black Persian female cat. Was being treated for disease. Will die if not properly cared for, Phone 2544. 125 South 12th. Rewajrd, BLANKET Taken from car in front of 809 North 11th. Please return to avoid trouble. Kodak pictures lost on Ft. Wayne Ave. Return 214 North 5th. COST Five S-dollar bills "between. N. A and S E on 7th. Return to 433 S. yth St. Rewara. LOSTrWednesday evening. Urge bunflia cjotning ana ary guuua. Bt. Reward, COST Umbrella ; return to 23 North 10th Bt i reward. Strand of gold beads lost Saturday between 6th and 8th Sts. Return Palladium. Reward. tOST A Ford detachable wheel with Flsk tire attached. Finder notify Palladium office. Lady's wrist watch lost Monday, initial, m v either In Murray theater or on 10th between Main and South A Return 114 S. 2nd St. Reward POCKETBOOK Lost, conwinms Sian's Trousers lost last spring. Phone 2197. Reward. STOLEN Black and tan hound, grey around mouth, brown spot above each eye. Both ears spin, .ewi-u. o. 5109 I or 1832. The party who took the suitcase from automobile in front of Washington further trouble leave same at John ! Zrn on So. 9th St. within I next 34 hours or prosecution will follow. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Boy at Union News-stand. Penn. Station. SELIVERY'BOY Wanted. Maher Meat Market. 1037 Main. Phone 1243. WANTED 1ft TEAMS Good wages. Richmond Piston Ring Co's. new building. West Seventh street and iticnmona Ave, Apply ready for work Monday morn ing, M, J. Hoffman constr. co. WANTED Laborers, good wages. Richmond Piston Ring Co's. new building, West Seventh street and Richmond Ave, Apply ready for woik Monday morning. M. J. Hoffman Constr. Co. WANTED Laborers, good wages. Romey Bldg., Tenth and Main St. Apply immediately. M. J. Hoffman Construction Co. WANTED Teams, Good wages. Romey Bldg. Tenth and Main street Apply Immediately. t M. J. HOFFMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Office 14 N. 10th St Two first class Bench Men Wanted. DRAVER BROTHERS 1518 East Main MEN WANTED In the cracker Dept. Call Richmond Baking Co. MEN WANTED Call Phone 2865. trOOD MAN with Auto; good proposition to right man. J. L. Closkey, Gen. Del., City. WANTED Boy to work after school and nights. Must be over 16 years of ege. Apply Thtstlethwalte's, 914- Main St. WANTED A man who can drive Ford car. Hoover's Ice Cream. 1129 Main. WANTED GRANT-SMITH CO. Starry Piano Co.

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Married Man Wanted to do general farm work by the year. Excellent wages. Only reliable, clean,! willing worker, with good references ' need apply. Address E 4000 care Palladium. FIVE TEAMS Wanted at Once. Good Wages. Also Laborers. Bullerdick Coal Yard WANTED Man for office work. Sam Jaffee, 804 Main St. Phone 2047. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Someone to help with gn eral housework. Sleeping at home. 620 National Road West Phone SS04. WOMAN Wanted to work in laundry. Reid Hospital. HOTTSEKTrE PER Wanted. Phone 3294. Salesladies wanted. Apply Lee B. Nusbanm Co. WANTED AT ONCE, SOPRANO SINGER FOR VAUDEVILLE ACT Must be refined young lady that can j sing harmony ana periectiy wining to travel with a recognized girl quartette. Vaudeville experience not necessary but do not apply unless you are desirous of making something of yourself In theatrical world. Phone Miss Prince, Westcott Hotel. WANTED Family washing and ironing done away from the house. Phone 2169 or call at 1020 Main St. LAUNDRESS Wantefl: 212 South 12th. Phone S208.jp COLORED GIRL WANTED for housework; must give good reference; none other need apply. 608 N. 20th. GIRLS WANTED L3ARN X TRADE Clean, light, healthful work In airy. unl1t fac.torv: ror.d waeres. libera.! bonus. ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO. tjor. lutn ana r. jj bi. rnoa ioa WANTED Piano player. Must be able to read at sischt. S. S. Kresge Co., 823 E. Main St. GIRLS Wanted, 18 years and over. Richmond Casltet Co.. South 9th and A. SITUATIONS WANTED 8 BOY, age 13, wants home on farm: experienced in farm work. Henry Smith, Gen. Del., Richmond. FOR RENT Desirable room. Two men preferred. Phone 2256. WANTED Stumps and rocks to blast. Z. B. Pyle. 436 S. 13th Phone 2630. Wanted to'do houseworx. 1921 South E. WANTED Stumps and rocks to blast Z. B. Pyle. 436 S. 13th. Phone 2630 YOUNG MAN wants to take stock or interest in store or firm and work in same. Has office and clerical experience. Box G 7127 care Palladium. ROOMS FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms North West Fifth. for rent. 1103 9TH ST.. SOUTH 100 Furnished front room for rent. NORTH" "1 Sleeolng ,0" r!nt. seeping 3-r.Tj South 130 Modern room. hot water heat. Phone 1065. 17TH ST., SOUTH 103 Roor for renL Phone 2256. FOR RENT Furnished room for one or two gentlemen. 403 N. 13th. Furnished room, 119 S. 7th St. for rent. PEARL ST., 117 2 furnished rooms for rent, light housekeeping. Two sleeping rooms "for rent, bath and furnace. Phone 3751. 2022 North E. BUSINESS SERVICE 12 MERCHANTS' DELIVERY Hdqs. Mrs M. Oakland. 1022 Mala. Phone 1390 DON'T LET other people experiment on your twpewriter. Phone 1010, and let experienced mechanics do your work. Richmond Typewriter Exchange, 17 North 7th St. Multigraph letters and printing. E. H. DAVENPORT PLEATING, BUTTON, HEMSTITCHING CO. 64 S. 12th St. Phone 1786 Two Lots. South West 3rd. Opposite Joseph Moore School. Phone 2966. HEATING AND PLUMBING 14 ELECTRIC WATER SYSTEMS For city and country. See MEERHOFF , 9 S. 9th. Phone 1238. MOVING & STORAGE 16 AUTO MOVING VAN Largest and best equipped in the city for local and long distance moving. Furniture crated, stored or shipped. FORREST MONGER 200 R 7th St. Phone 1608 MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRING 173 Expert workmanship at Richmond Shoe Hospital and Shining Parlor; 909 Main. J. C. DARNELL CO. We repair everything. Work called for and delivered. New and second hand Bicycles, reasonable prices. 1020 Main. I'hon 1938. KORRY KROME Sole Leather, the Railroader's Friend. Two times as much wear for a little more cosL Dusty's Shoe Rebuildei 11 N. 9th SL Phone 1340. (Open even ings) Work called for and delivered Bicvcle repairing and supplies. Baby Cab tires put on. General repairing;. Frank Brummer, 624 S. 9th. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 Acre brand toller bench wringer for sale. First class shape. 120 S. 12th. COOK STOVE, 2 burner; also lady's coat, size SSfor eale215 South 8th. HOUSEHOLD GOODS for eale; 19 & South 9th. "KINDLING WOOD for Sale Grant Smith. Contractors. Starr Pian o CoOne Hundred SSniote player rolls, good as new, very cheap. Some Q. R- S. ill South 8th. FOR SALE 3-burner hot plate and oven. Large gas heater; Dexter wash machine. 20 So. 11th St FOR SALE House Paint. Closing out S0O gallons at $2-50 per gal. Good quality, desirable colors; also varnish same price. Townsend'e Used Goods Store, S3 Main. FOR SAl,E 1 good as new Round Oak heating stove; 1 good aa new glass cupboard; 1 lot of good linoleum; 1 lot of filling. Come and see it. No. 214 N. 12th St. COUCH. Chairs. Go-cart and Stand for ale; 307 South X.

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XrAlvra KrtIV 1 T I ' Mi i BOUT, n if L IL, 1 - Potatoes, Plour and Feed for sale. Frank Roberts. Phone 3494. William and Mary dining room suite. Almost new. 118 N. ISth. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 DON'T store your used furniture. Sell It to Townsend. who pays highest ,-( SS Vain. Phon 1298. Furniture and stoves, all kinds, good prices. Home Supply Store. 181 Ft. Wavne Ave. Phone 1862 " V KN1TUHE Wanted. We pav cash for household goods. Bremtner & .-ii,.. n!n Phon 1469 SHEEP WANTED A bunch of breeding ewes. George Barnard. Economy. Ind. WANTED Phonograph Records, all 111 nav hlerhest cash price; brink vour records to Thlstlethwaite's 914 MalnSt. WANTED to buy eating .rabbits. Phone 2658. Wanted to buy charging outfle for Milburn car. Must be in good condition. Phone 2003. RESILVER!NQ RE-SILVERINQ Auto Reflectors Lahman Plating Works 109 W. Mala Phone 275 Sugar & Cream Sets Mirrors Table Ware "Phone WANTED Army 3468 or 3475. overcoats. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 EXCHANGE Your piano for a Vlctrola or buy a used piano through mo and save the dealer's profit Walter ii r-'vlsrhnm. 1000 Main St. PIANO Tuning, prompt, efficient service. D R. Roberts Phone llOMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 VICTROLA STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING WALTER B. FULGHUM 1000 MAIN ST. SPECIAL AT THESTORE325 WOLVERINE Furnaces Marshall Furnace Co. Office 17 So. 7th. E. J. Knapp. Phone 4721. . SPECIALS EMERY SHIRTS IDE COLLARS SILK KNIT TIES MALLORY HATS MERTON CAPS PROGRESS STORE 912 Main

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Winchester Shot Gun Shells 79c per box j ?soo equlty in citv property for auto. Special prices on Auger Bits ana ttuies. mobiie of equal value. Property leasBIRCK'S HARNESS STORE. 611 Main, i ed for $14 per month. 5-passenser I car preferred. Phone 2SS3 between

BUILDING MATERIALS 23 The MILLER-KEMPER Co. N W 2nd & Center Sts. Phones 3247-3267-3347. For all klnda of Building Material. LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 31 AIREDALE DOG For sale. 105 N. 17th. FOR SALE Big type Poland Boars. Prices right. Walter B. Fulghum First farm west of city. FERRETS for Sale, $6.50 each; 634 No. 10 th. Full Blooded Barred Rock Hens and Pullets; p hone 5 1 3 8G. FOR SALE Bis Type Poland boars; onlv 5 left. Prices reasonable. First farm west of city. Walter B. Fulghum. Palladium Want Ads Pay well

GET YOUR HOUSE PAPERED NOW Before the Winter Season Sets In, Call Phone 2617 Hays Wall Paper Store Headquarters for Merchants Delivery 404 Main Street

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USED CARS FOR SALE One 191S Ford, light delivery wagon with commercial bed. Complete for service. One Davis Touring Car. One 1917 Ford Touring Car. One 1919 Ford Smith Farmer Truck. This is a heavy duty truck, with en closed cab and express body with over-DAVIS-OVERLAND SALES COMPANY Phone 2411 1209 Main Street McCONAIriA'S USED CAR BARGAINS 1 FORD TOURING. 1 MAXWELL TOURING. 1 DAVIS TOURING. 1 PILOT TOURING. 1 STUDEBAKER, 6 Cyl. Touring. McCONAHA CO 413-415 Main St Phone 1079 PAIGE Car for sale, almost new, $1350. Phone 1269. WANTED 2-cylinder Maxwell or small car; must be cheap; phor.e 2516. 1Q17 Fnrrl Tnnrinc 11ft S. F.fh . , . ONE CLOSED TOP-For model S3 Overland, one five pasenger car. 82 S Main Street. Lyns ' MAXWELL Touring Car for sale, 1919 1 ' rnodel; 116 So u t h 4th- ! Tv-T? SALE Used cars. One Buick i roadster, one Dodge roadster, one Ford touring, one Westcott. George Worley. South Sth St. Phone 2903. AUTOMOBILE For sale, good condition. Cheap, easy terms. Owner leaving city. 1026 East Main. BUY NOW! Why Wait Till Spring? USEDCARS Prices will be about ?200 higher in the spring. Why not save that much by buying now? Don't fail to cee cur used car listings in today's paper at sacrifice prices. McCONAHA COMPANY 413-415 Main St. Phone 1079 AUTOMOBILES WANTED 34 i i 5 and 6 p. m. or call 204 Colonial Bldg. AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS 35 SPECIAL BODIES For truck beds, cabs and special body work. See Johnson, the body builder, 625 So. 13th St. Shop 712 So. 13th. Phone 1745 TAXI 33 TAXI 28 N. 7th Street Phone 1370 HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 38 FOR RENT Furnished Phone 3454. Apartment. WANTED TO KENT. 41 HOUSE Flat or two unf urnished rooms wanted. Phone 2339.

41 TWO UNFURNISHED RftOMS Wanted Phone tnt before 6:30. WANTED to Rant S or 6 room boss; must have possession by Dec 10; east aids or river preferred; $10 reward for Information leading to a suitable place. Phone Z2i. Colonial Bldg-. No. 20L REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 Farirn Bargains 135 ACRES 6-room honse. extra good Jl! ! orchard, good fences. 30 acres rolling pasture, running water, close to Rich mond, $llo per acre. 80 ACRES Good 9-room house, 2 cellars, good out buildings, big bank barn, extra well fenced. Strong bottom land. $200 per acre. 70 ACRES New 9-room house, big cellar, two barns, close to market. $150 per acre. 155 ACRES 8-room house, cellar, well and cistern, fair barr. and other outbuildings. 5,000 locust posts and 50 acres saw timber. 2 1-2 miles from National road and shipping point. $55 per acre. 40 ACRES Practically level, good 7roora house, fair barn, well fenced and tiled. Close to market, $5800. Easy terms. HARRIS & KORTEWEQ Cor. 6th and Main. Phone 2273 158-ACRE FARM for Sale H miles from Richmond. A. W. Greg. A. R. SMITH Real Estate and Farms. The war is over. 1 to the sailer; call S25 West Main Street. FARMS FOR SALE 60 ACRES Fine land, good 7-room house, bank barn; plenty of fruit; excellent springs and well located. Priced only $12,000. S2 ACRES Fine land, good 6-room house, barn 100x26, both new; good location; is offered for 6hort time only at $13,000. Come at once if you want this farm. 157 ACRES All level fine land, highly improved, within 2 miles of good market A very desirable farm. $30.000. C. C. HAWLEY New Paris, Ohio. Strictly modern 7roo"m cottage, fine lot, good location, for sale cheap. Phone 4846. FOR J ALE Wagons, Harness, Spreaders, 3 good Storm Bugg'es, Vehicles all kinds. 317 NORTH A FARMS All sizes, prices ani locations. See us for values. Petty Bros.. 710 Main St Phone 232S. CITY PROPERTY Goodf'"lbcatlon." See us for values Petty Bros. 710 VJ Main St.. Phone 2325. 9-room house In West Richmond. Apply Feltman'3 Cigars Store. Phone 2039 FOR SALE 4-rrom house, 1 acre of ground with new garage, gas and electric lights. Just out of city limits on Abington pike. $1700. L. A. Morgan, at Theatorium. FOR SALE Good double frame house, good location, price $4800: $S00 down, balance monthly payments. Phone 2287. FOR SALE or TRADE Bungalo and 6 lots la St Cloud, Florida; 240 North 22nd. HOUSE For sale. On N. 20th St. 5 rooms, pantry and hath; newly painted and decorated. Cement walks. Possession Dec. 1. This Is a bargain. See Charles Hodge. Phone 3693; FOR SALE 6-room frame house, located in south end. cash or payments. Box 5023 care Palladium. !: TOV SALE Cheap, two six-room i houses ar.d one nine-room house. I at 225 North Eleventh street. CaU I s FDR SAM-Deslrahla lot. 17th. ft S. i Ti C.a Fa., t- i - A 4M... vnnm house or. Boyer. Elizabeth Jones, Colonial Bldg. HOUSE FOR SALE Modern Improvements. 433 So. 6th Street LOT FOR SALE 16 3774. 22nd. Phone FOR SALE Strictly mojern 8 room house, bath and furnace located at 312 S. 12th St., for price, terms and inspection address E. G. Kemper. 205 E. 33rii St.. Indianapolis, Ind. FOR HEAL ESTATE; and FARMS eee A. M. RGBTKTS. Liberty Ave., office 18 S 8th. P .one 4171. GOOD CITY HOMES AND FARMS POWTKPFTKLT). Colonial Building FARMS All sizes, prices and loca tions. Sec ns fo- values Petty Bros., 710V4 Main St. Phone 2328. MONEY TO LOAN 46 NEED MONEY? Ca'.l on us. ft LOAN" on furniture, Dlanos. talliing machines, live stock. 1 to 25 months to pay. THE STATE INVESTMENT & LOAN CO. Room 40. Colonial Bldg. SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS on farms ar.d lity properties. See McKinlev & Sharp, 223 Colonial Bldg. Phones lPHO S847. Wayne, Union, Fayette and Randolph County Farmers attention. United States P over ei me mi t arm Loans At 5y2 Long Time Loans on City Property at 6 percent. Cood list of Farms and City Properties. See Mckinley & sharp 223 Colonial Bldg. We sell the earth, finance and protect the buyer. .. .. CITY ADVERTISEMENT .. .. Department of Public Works. Office of the Board. Richmond, Ind., Nov. 13, 1919. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the city of Richmond, Indiana, that on the 13th day of November. 1919. they unanimously adopted Declaratory Resolution No. 137, 1919. To widen South E street on the north side, from South Sixteenth

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os., xveevesioa aaoiuon, more bpodfically described as follows, to-wit Beginning at the southwest corner of Lot No. 52, Reeveston Addition to the city of Richmond. Indiana: running thence west over and across Tract No. 10. official map of the city of Richmond, Indiana, to the east line of South Sixtejnth street, to a point 35 feet north of the Quarter section line 'in South E street; thence south with the east line of South Sixteenth street prolonged, to the quarter section Una in Cnnt)i IP etwm. 4V,onA east cms th nn9rt etinA im in Souft E street to a point 25 feet south or the southwest corner of Lot 52, Reeveston addition; thence north to the place of beginning. The property which may be injuriously or benefic ially aSected in the city of Richmond by the widening of said South E street as above described is known and doscribed as the ground herein proposed to be condemned and appropriated therefor and are lands and parcels of lots lying within the following described territory in the city of Richmond, to-wit: Part of Tract No. 510 official map of the city of Richmond, Indiana, and being a part of the northeast quarter of section 4, township 12, range 1, west. All as shown by a plat of such territory now on file in the office of the department of public works of said city of Richmond.

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I city has fixed Thursday, December 11, 19X9, as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or presented by persons interested in, or affected by, t said proposed widening as above described, and on said day. at 9 o'clock a. m., said board will meet at its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrance which mav have been fild nr nrpsented. and frtr tha nnmftcA tt fib-ino. final otir.n tu,AT, iCV ,(int,.u t thereon. Such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. HARRY .W GILBERT, T. C. TAYLOR. JOHN E. PELTZ, Board of Public Works. Nov. 14-21. coancssioNERS' allowances OCTOBER TERM The following claims were allowed: Richmond Home. Tel. Co., C. H. Off. r qj nK. p..), u.ms ti -.-. n Exp!! $25.35;' Bartel & Rohe. C. IL Oft Rich sp.. $33.65; W. H. Brooks. Aud. Sal., $675.00; Richmond Typewriter Exchange. Off. Exp.. $1.50; W. H. Brooks, T. Fisher, Recorder Sal. & Off. Exp.. $429.71; C. V. Carr, Sal. Sheriff. $!66.6S; C. V. Carr, attendiAg Co. Council. $36.00 r. V. rrr WnrW-fn. .Tall 1S7 M- P V Carr, Sheriff Board Pris I for Friendle sor, $400.00: Olive Boyd, Co. Assessor Ttepntv, $40 00: S E Bond. Coroner's baum, Sal. Co. Council, $15 00; H Shuman Jones, Sal. Co. Council. $15.00; Garfield Jackson. Sal. Co. Council, S15.00; Louis N. Hamoton. Sal. Co. Council $15 00: D. C. Harlan, Sal. Co. Attorn-,', $125 00; Addie M. Parson, sesslng Wayne Twp., $7S.OO; i"m. H. j $!3-50: Thos. Turner & Son, C. IL & P. F,??;.W9VW:H; TruMerC H Vmh AxCf rAT' CI Or ,'i . T : . T1-., " $37.00; Hoasier Mfg. Co.. C. H. Sup.

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Recent Election Results l Encourage Richmond "Wets?' The recent wet and dry election In Ohio has greatly encouraged the proprietors of Richmond near-beer dispensaries, who bare been hoping against hope. . . One of these says that the Ohio results will cause the government to take a referendum vote on the ?Wit" and "Dry" question, for it proves that if left to the common "people Instead of the legislatures prohibition would be a thing of the past. Another cited the New Jersey goyernor-elecL "National prohibition will go Into effect cn Jan. 16, and the instances will prove of great ralue to lawyers who take out an injunction restraining national prohibition," is the statement of still another wefl known former saloon keeper. He said that the dry backers contend that a referendum vote is unconstitutional, on the grounds that never before has a national issue been left to the choice of the people. Masonic Calendar F-iday. Nov. 14. Stated convocation in King Colomon's Chapter. Also Saturday, Nov. 15. Loyal Chapter No. 43, O. E. S. Stated meeting. Initiation of candidates; also receiving fruit for the Masons' home. In Norway married couples may travel on the railways for fare and a half. SS6.43: Indiana State Sanitarium TnI !nites' $124 28: W. A. Welfer. Soldier I Burial, $75 00; Wright & Son. SoldfcT Burial, J75.00; Klute & Smith, Soldier's Burial, $75.00; Klute & Smith. Soldier's Burial, $75 00; Palladium Ptg. Co.. Legal Print.. $33 21; Richmond Item, Letral Print.. $33 SS: H. IL Horton, Bridge Engineer. $46.0; Harold Fennimore, Refund Tax, $1 50; Henry Johanning, Refund Tax. $6.56: Joel Moorman.. Tub. Hosp. Rep.. $461. SI; James Simpson. Tub. Hosp. Rep., $115.00; Boston Lumber Co., Tub. Hosp. Rep.. $187.50 J Seaney Hardware Co.. Tub. Hosp. Rp.. $153.21: Roland & Beach, Tub. Hosp. ep., i lo.ae ; Boston Lumber Co.. Tub. J Bert Teegarden. rJosp. Ken.. i.'S7.83: fercy L Ben 5ett- Tu!Ji ?fP ReP- 7-60L W- 9. "".i u' "?? is--u"I, Vr" ' 5-u"; -Exp Tub Ji?: oa 07J.Vwr2; r '"..P-"0- "osCo., Exp. Tub. B. Mansie, Exp. T. Heinbaugh. 00: Liberfv Tt. & '..w zui: ,J"t, k S lv' r P l .ilk 21r:t Ju.' ,Ho" ExP - J"? 2U a1 n?1ta- ?Ial.n St. Bridge Cont.. $11,060 0: SuDt. Niewoehner Road. $57.00; Jones Hardware Co., R4. Sup.. rett. Rd. Enp $ll.00; Rice Miller, Rd. Eir.p, $116.00; B. F. Abbott. R 1. E-x-- . $120.00; J. M. Burt. Rd., $783 50; Alva Study. $572.20; L!nc Warklns. HI $1070.65: Printess Edwards. Rd . $904. SO; W. A. Klrby, Rd . $157.30; W. M. Leavell. Rd.. $1264.75; Albert Cranor. Rd.. ti- A xriih.V $556.0; Earl Chaesman, Rd., $712 00; 95; Oliver Edwin Norris. Rd.. Rd., $o70.50-. Rob23.03; Epoa F. Frank Clark. Rd.. $553.69; W. E. Jordan, Rd . $247. 0'V. Frank P. Rife, Rd.. $1205.75; W. O. ! - CoBu-rrC 1. i' $5.00: Mandus E. Mason. Juror. 5 4.11. 10: C.as. Waltz. Juror. $3.90: Edward Roser, Juror. $7.50; Join Sraelser, Jurs s sr.. nii.. c? .11 t Cafr: Sher1Vf.reXl 1 - "biu, Kill, iOJV.U' Candler Mileage. ilioV John Far mer AV"-. ..,UAV fi : nov 14-it MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 We Euy. Sell or Trade for used Watches also complete line of new watches priced very low. Buy your high grade Spectacles of us at about half the usual price. & E. Keever, 1020 Main StreeL Warman, Mgr.) Stock $100,000 Phone 250 '

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