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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBA2V WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1919.

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BUSINESS SERVICE

E. H. DAVENPORT

PLEATING, BUTTON, HEMSTITCH INO CO.

Phone; 2834

MOU MENTAL

JOHN P. EMSUI Monuments II South Tenth 8treet Phone 4011

Jordan, MrWunui. Hunt tk Waltermann FtrNKRAti DIRECTORS Private Show Room and Chapel 1014 Main St Tel. 2171

SPECIAL NOTICE

WANTED Stumps A rocks to blast

Z. B. Pyle. 484 So. 13th. Phono 2430. " " FRESH OTSTERS 7

IK Main

Received Dally

at PRICK'S

Phone llll

LOST AND FOUNO

IjOST Crank for Westcott car, near

Main on Tenth or Main St. Tele-

phone Palladium.

BICYCLE Found..- Call and describe.

1111 So. B.

HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED

Laborers. City Light Plant, Power Houser"lst & N. A St.

4 S. 12th St

Phone 1788

HEATING AND PLUMBING 14

ELECTRIC WATER SYSTEMS For

city and country, see aarCLn.jx a. I a th. Phone lit.

MOVING A S FORAGE

AUTO MOVING VAN

Largest and bent equipped In the city

for local ana ions vuiuin movin.

Furniture crated, stored or shipped.

FORREST MONGER

ft. 7th St. Phone t0I

Storage for Household Ooods. Felt man Storasre House. Apply Felt

man's Cigar Store. Phone 2039. 409

Main St.

GOODWIN & HILLING Local and Long Distance Moving;

Live Stock Hauling; Storage

Headquarters Feltraan's Cigar

Store, Phone 2089.

MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRING 178

KtiiHt workmanshln at Richmond

Shoe Hospital and Shining" Parlor; 101

Main.

Experienced Assemblers

Castings Chippers and ' Laborers.

Apply

ational Automatic Tool Co.

WANTED Young man to trim win

dows in Men's Clothing and Furnisn-

ingr Goods Store. Good place for right

party. Give references. Henry tsacn rach Sons Co., Decatur, Illinois.

KORRY KROME

Sole Leather, the Railroader's Friend.

Two times as much wear for a little

more cost

11 N. 9th St. Phone 1640. (Open even

ings). Work called for and delivered.

Dusty's Shoe Rebuilder

J. G DARNELL. CO.

We repair everything;. Work called for and delivered. New and second hand

Bicycles, reasonable prices. 1020 Mala.

Phone 1939.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22

RE-SILVERINQ RaVaTLVXRIMO fAUto Reflectors

PUUns I Sugar Cream

Work 4 Wtm 101 W. Mam I Mirror. '1 1 Phone 1711 L Table Ware

WANTED We will bay your entire household Furniture and pav yes the highest cash prices. Call as baton you sett Ramsey's Furniture Emporium

laT

RAW FURSW ANTED Every Satur

day, at Vantlllberg's barn, corner so. 4th and A. Sts. Harry Clark.

RAW FURS Wanted. 634 North 10th

RAW FURE WANTED Liberal grad-

lng and higher prices. Clendenin co,

AUTO 8UPPLIE8 AND REPAIRS S5AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS

DONT DISCARD YOURlOLD TIRES Have superior Inside tires put In. Add 1,000 to 3.000 more miles. Prevents punctures and blowouts. Inexpensive Hundreds la use. It's to cold to fool with tires on the road now. Be prepared. CLIFF BE VTTON TIRE CO., 1 51 2 East Main Street "

CLIFF BEVINQTON TIRE CO. DISTRIBUTORS FOR

INDIA, VULCAN, COLUMBIA AND AMERICAN FABRIC AND CORD TIRES. WE HAVE AN INTERESTING PROPOSITION FOR A TIRE SALESMAN ON

COMMISSION BASIS.

AUTO 8UPPLIE6 AND REPAIRS 35

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23

EXCHANGE Tour piano for 'a Vic-

trola or buy a used piano througn me and save the dealer's profit Walter R Fula-hum. 1000 Main 8t

"PIANOS AND PHONOGRAPHS OF QUALITY" Open Every Evening WEISBRODMUSIC CO., Opp. Post Office

FOR SALE Saxaphone with case

Buffet instrument In low pitch, and

good as new. Call at Weisbrod's

Music So.

FOR SALE Tork Cornet complete

Reasonable If sold at once. 29 So. 10th

GATES Half-Sole TIRES Applied over worn casing Cleveland Standard Guaranteed 6,000 miles on 4-ln. . and 7,500 on 8V6 in.

H. 1134 Main.

TUBESING Phone 1595

FOR SALE Choice lot In Reevestoa

at a bargain, by C. E. Keever Co.

Office 1020 Main. Phone 2149.

BUNGALO For sale, choice v location

rnone zsai.

EXCHANGE Tour piano for a Grafonola or Aeolian Vocation at Weisbrod's Music Co. As piano dealers, our service is your gain.

ANOTHER VICTOR VICTROLA At our "trade In" price. If you missed last week's bargains, call or write at once. Welsbrod Music Co.

FOR 8ALE House Paint. Closing out 200 gallons at $2.S0 per gal. Good quality, desirable colors: also varnish same price; Townsend' Used Goods Store. 633 Main.

PIANO Tuning, prompt, efficient servlce. D. E. Roberta. Phone 4110.

Order coal of The Independent Ice Fuel Co. Phone 3448.

DISHWASHER Wanted Liberty Lunch 12 North 6th.

WANTED PAINTERS M. J. HOFFMAN CONST. CO. 14 N. 10th St. Cadillac Building

FOR SALE or Trade Stevens Range Rifle, 22, cost 135.00. good as new; will trade for a good bicycle; 627 S. B Street.

TRUCK DRIVER Wanted, married man referred, must live on farm

Clendenin Fertiliser Co.

3 MENW ANTED To husk corn. 1112 North D. street.

Call

WOOD CUTTERS Wanted. Phone 1078.

good pay

RAILWAf Traffic Inspectors wanted; 9110 a month and expenses; short

hours; travel; three months home study under guarantee; We get you fioaitlon. No age limit: ask for booket N 420. Standard Business Training Inst.. Buffalo. N. T. . MEN WANTED Factory work; steady employment, experience unnecessary. Apply Superintendent JENKINS VULCAN SPRING CO. HELP WANTED FEMALE

BERTSCH BROS. DRAIN TILE PHONE 3S50

VICTROLA STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING WALTER B. FULGHUM 1000 MAIN ST.

PHONOGRAPHS of every standard make are traded in on the AeolianVocallon. Watch this column for bar

gains. Welsbrod Music Co. USED VICTOR Victrola for sale at bargain price. Walter B. Fulgnum, 1000 Main Street

We buy, sell or trade good

used cars. 1 BUICK ROADSTER 1 DODGE ROADSTER 1 1917 FORD TOURING 1 1914 FORD TOURING, Starter.

These cars are in good running condi

tion. Priced for quick sale.

IS S. 9th.

GEO WORLET

Phone ?903

BARN for rent; 124 South IftnwPhone

. n v.

NOTICE Just Opened Auto Radiator Repairing The Economy Radiator Co 30 S. 6th St

SPECIAL AT THE STORES 25

CIGARS FROM MAKER TO YOU

Save Middle Man's Profit Mi Corona 5c; worth

704 6c; Club Especial ......7c; Richmond Rose ....7c; Cordores 8c; Imperia 10c; FELT MAN'S CIGAR 609 Main St.

worth 8 worth 10 worth 10 worth 10 worth 13 STORE

GIRLS WANTED LEARN A TRADE

Clean, light, healthful work In airy, unlit factory; good wages, liberal bonus. ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO. Cor. 10th and N. D St. Phone 1845

Chain Stitch Embroidery Braiding Chenilling Hemstitching Scalloping

Button Holes Covered Buttons

STEEL DESKS Rohe 921 Main.

& CHAIRS. Bartel &

SPECIALS "SMERY SHIRTS

m IDE coijUakb SILK KNIT TIES

MERTON CAPS

PROGRESS STORE 912 Main

viOTnp ".YCLES

BICYCLES Good cheap. Phone 3084.

BICYCLES

as new, for

REAL ESTATE POR SALE 42

MONEY TO LOAN

Call on as. We LOAN on farnlture, H

pianos, talking machines, live stock. 1 to 35 months to pay.

THE STATE INVESTMENT 4 LOAN CO. Room 40. Colonial Bids.

Cottose Grove, hJ. Mrs. Othrabaugh and children of

Fair Oaks. Ind- spent the week-end

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John

Mccouch Mr. ana Mrs. Kouana Paddock, Miss Shephard and Mr. and Mrs. Lawsoa Sanford called on B. R. Williamson and family Tuesday even

ing. . . .Vernle Boring played the violin for the social at the Hart school last Friday night Bam Caldwell and wife entertained Sunday Aaron Gardner and wife, Omar Miller and wife, Bert Roberts and wife, Edward Gardner and wife, Mrs. Mary Albert and Miss Neoma Albert and Rev. Hendley . . . .Alonzo Logue and wife, Alveron Logue and wife, Lendley Swain and wife. Mrs. Elwood Logue, Miss Edith Keelor and Mrs. Emma Logue and

daughter, Helen, of Richmond called

on Omar Miller and family Monday

. .Mrs. John Holland spent Friday In Cincinnati. .. .Mr. Hldisletner and son spent Saturday and Sunday at Miami.

O....Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Nye of Lib

erty were In Cottage Grove Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alveron

Logue spent Sunday In Liberty, the

guests of Walter Martin and family

..John Benner and wife are visiting Mrs. G. R. C. Wright and daughter.

Susie.

Why SELL and SACRIFICE YOUR LIBERTY BONDS We will loan 345 on a 850 bond, or 880 on a 8100 bond, at a small rate of Interest IF TOU MUST SELL. WE WILL BUT OUTRIGHT WELFARE LOAN SOCIETY N. Tenth St Phone 2548

day witii their parents. Mr. M ,4!rs. M. B. McCashland ....JUT, Vi'A Mrs. Clyde Miller, and children, Ace and Mark spent Thsnb flvhit? "lth her

aunt Mrs. W. W. Levertonot Milton,

. HazeL Naomi and ' T4 Lee- soent

8unday afternoon wi th 'tola, Yiccola and Doris Doddridge. ...M. D. Doddridge and daughter. IDtbel, vlstted his son, Irvin Doddridge, ad family Mod day..., Mr. and Mrs.. Samuel Fisher

Land daughter. DarUe, entertained Eun-

day. Mr. and Mrs. Gmarge Relbsomer and son. Lemon, Mr 'and Mrs, Byron Nichols and Mr, antf Mrs. Lloyd Nich

ols and son. Quent At of Alauinna. . . .

Mr. and Mrs. Eal Doddridge were Milton visitors Monday Howard

cook was in the r fcighborhood Monday buying fur Jjites Maude rHnnttagton spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David, Huntington eat of Liberty O'ring to weather, condi

tions very few attended the dance hera

Saturday night .Miss Am Evans

has returned . to her home tn Clifton

after spending a few days with ber sister, Mrs. Harry Weber.

sale

HOUSES APTS. TO RENT

FOU RENT Five Room House barn. Apply 620 N. 19th.

and

Lacey's Sewing Machine Store

9 South 7th

Phone 1756

Jm A POCKET ij JZt- -l) KNIVES I 1 VV faf lY 25c and I

POCKET

KNIVES

and

60c

Special prices on high grade scissors BIRCK'S HARNESS STORE. .611 Main.

WANTED Woman to come to the house and do washing. Call at 311-Col

lege Ave or Phone 474.

WANTED Young lady to help wait on Victor Record trade? prefer one who knows something of music, also shorthand and typewriting. Walter

B. Fulghum, 1000 Mainst

WANTED Girl

wages,

for housework, good

110 N. 10th street. :

FURNITURE We have a few

nieces of used furniture for

sale. Also wish to buj- some

at No. 14 N. 5th Street.

soft coal Hot-Blast

FOR SALE Used 1237 Main street.

POTATOES

Phone 3494: FOR SALE Hand-painted china, Ina Vogelman, 717 South E. St

Flour & feed for sale

Mrs.

FOR SALE Go-Cart. Ivory Reed Gondola; call 118 North 17th street.

GOOW WAGES FOR HOME. WORK We need you to make socks on the fast easily learned Auto Knitters. Experience unnecessary. nistance immaterial. Positively no canvassing. Yarn supplied. Particulars 2c stamp. Dept. 311c. Auto Knitter Co., Buffalo. N. T.

WANTED A girl to clerk tn Confectionery. Hoover Ice Cream Co.

Liberty Lunch

fJlSHWASHEU WanteS

12 TJorth 6th. MIDDLE Aged or Elderly Woman to assist in housework and care of one child; no washing; phone 47.2; 221 S. W. 2nd. .

GIRL WANTED To clerk in grocery

15th & North E. Stree

store, good wages. Peerless grocery

WANTED Girl to do light housework; good wages; anply after 9 a. m. 2012 South A. Tel. 2131.

Aaenta and Salesmen Wanted

fc1

CENSUS CLERKS (Men. women). $95 month. Experience unnecessary. Examinations Richmond, Dec. 10. Jan. 7. war free particulars write J. Leonard

Former Government Examiner) I0o3

Equitable Bldg. Washington.

1150 to 1300 a month easily made by

. man with team or auto, selling Heberllng's medicines, extracts, spices, toilet articles, stock powder, dip. etc. In your county. Own boss. Experience unnecessary. We furnish capital. Write quick for particulars. Heberllng Medicine Co., Bloomlngton. Illinois."

REED BABY CAB For sale, good

condition, l.02-?6?-?1-FOR SALE Ladles' Brown Shoes, good as new; size 4k 409 South A St.

Military D width;

IVORY Reed baby buggy, 100 North "18th street.

for sale

FOR SALE Reed baby cab; call 1411 North D St.

BUILDING MATERIALS

The MILLER-KEMPER Co. N. W. 2nd A Center Sts. Phones 3247-8267-3347. For all kinds of Building Material.

LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 31

TrrT str.F Ttir tvne noland Boars

onlv five left. Drlces reasonable, first

farm west of city. Walter B. Fulgh

FERRETS For sale. North 10th street.

$6.50 each. 634

FOR SALE or Trade Extra fine large registered Duroc male pigs. Oren Cherry King breeding, will trade for good gilts or Reg. Holstein heifer calf. Phone 4806.

ROOM HOUSE for rent; 26 South West 3rd.

! ROOM HOUSE For rent. 1562.

Phone

FOR RENT Two modern four room

Basement apartments. Call I486 Main street.

FOR iJfcNT Ground floor room

at No. 18 N. 5th St. Inquire at 14 N. 5th street.

Wayne, Union, Fayette and Randolph County Farmers attention. United States Government Farm Loans At 5l2 Long Time Loans on City Property at G per cent Good list of Farms and City Properties. See McKINLEY & SHARP 223 Colonial Bldg. We sell the earth, finance and protect the buyer.

PHlomalh

Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCashland and

family of Roseburg were guests Sun-

flay of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. u

McCashland. ...Mrs. John Bell return

ed home from the hospital at Cincin

nati Wednesday where she recently

underwent a serious operation. . . .Earl

Lee made a trip to Brownsville Satur

day Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mc

Cashland and son. Wulard. spent Sun-

Monroe School Notes f

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42

FOR SALE Good Mare and Spring Wagon; first house east of Lemon's Greenhouse.

TEN HOGS For sale. National Road East.

Perry Pence,

BIG TYPE Poland China male - pigs. Buff Rock Cockerels for sale. Phono 5147C.

FARM BARGAINS 50 ACRES 7-room house, good barn, buildings practically new; level,

strong land, extra well fenced and

ditched, close to market Price 8200

per acre. 70 ACRES Practically level. New 8

room house, big cellar, fair barn, ex

cellent location, 8150.00 per acre.

110 ACRES Level, strong land, good

house and big barn. A money maker,

8150.00 per acre. .HARRIS & KORTEWEQ S. W. Cor. 6th and Main Sts.

Office Phone 2278 Res. Phone 3014

FOR SALE One 2 H. P. Portable gasoline engine. Rodefeld Garage. $6 W.. Main St. Phone 3077.

CHILDS Steel sulkey, good as new 417 South 7th street

FOR SALE Warm air furnace, second hand, first class condition. Cheap Phone 2155.

WATER POWER Washing with wringer; call 4054.

Machine

FOR SALE Black Plush Coat, cheap; room 8, Gregg Flats; call between 9 and 11 a. m.

FOR SALE Davenport, gas range, chairs, library table, solid oak dresser, all in good condition; 420 S. W 6th street.

FOR SALE Two ladies coats & boy a overcoat. 335 Lincoln Street.

WANTED Agents for Life Insurance Co. established 69 years, but unrepresented In Ind - Generous commis- ' ,inn. eood owortunlty for promotion

to ' superlndendency. J. C. Mahan.l

Portland, Ind. BONANZA FOR AGENTS AND SALESMEN Brllllantlne. wonderful mineral discovery tor washing clothes, purity guaranteed: greatest seller; permanent business; exclusive territory; large profits; prompt shipments. Morrison Mineral Factory, St Louis, Missouri.

SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED Private 4192.

butchering; phone

We Buy, 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. C E. Keever, 1020 Main Street.

BUFF ROCK Cockerels for sale. North 12th street.

127

FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode Island Red Cockerels. $3.00 two for $5.00.

Phone 4942, Route A Box 113 B.

NEW FRESH STOCK Goordich tires

1920 Bicycle & baby cab tires just received. Work called for and delivered. Phone 3086, Wesley Brown & Son.

FOR SALE Big Poland China male pigs, lambs and ewes. Plymoth rock chickens. S. W. Lafue. R. R. 7 Liberty. Ind.

FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode Island Red Cockerals, $3.00. two for $5.00. Phone 4942, Route A Box 113 B.

PET STOCK A POULTRY 32 FOUR Pure Bred White Leghorn Cockerels. Belgian Hares. Luretta Brees, New Paris, R. R.

FOR SALE-Skunk and Opossum dog; 821 North 16th St. QOON. Skunk and Opossum dogs for sale; 1018 N. H St.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22

DON'T store your usd furniture. Sell It to Townsend, who pays highest nrlc 63S Main. Phon 129$.

Furniture and stoves, all kinds, good prices. Home Supply Store. Ill Ft Weyne Ave. Phone IMS.

UKNITUKB Wanted. We psy ca for household good a Brammer "Maon. 520 Main. Phone 1449.

500 Cords of Stove Wood wanted. Bullerdick Coal Yard.

WANTED 25 Horsepower Gas Engine

ROOMS FOR RENT

11TH ST. SOUTH 130 For rent modern furnished room, hot water, heat, phone

1065.

FOtt RENT Modern room, man. Phone 1782.

for gentle-

rooms.

twoTnCE--Housekeeplng

South 7tn street; fWO Nicely' Furnished Rooms for rent gft?l N. E. Phone 37BL-

BUSINE88 SERVICE

NT LET other people experiment

k twoewrlter. Phone 1010,

and let experienced mechanics do

vouf WOrlt Bicnmona lypewnwr

Exchange, 17 North 7th st craph letters and printing. '

Multi-

Call Clem Kehlenbrink Vulcan Spring Co.

at Jenkins

500 Cords of Stove Wood want

ed. Bullerdick Coal Yard.

WANTED To exchange chickens

rabbits. Call 619 N. 8th street.

for

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33

FOR RENT House. 2203 N. E St., call 820 H Main St

FOR SALE Five passenger Ford, new tires, & extra. Call 21 So. 24 rd St.

FOR SALE Hudson Super Six Sedan

four cord tires, one extra tire, radiator

shutters, exhaust heater inside car for cold weather, clock primer, large

oIIcuds all over car, rear vision mtr

ror, bumper on front and rear, car has just been overhauled and is in first class condition. Private owner.

and priced to sell. $1,650.00. Clark

Maynard & Thomas, Winchester, Ind.

Phone No. 621.

1 HUDSON Suoer Six Sedan, a bargain

in excellent shape: 2 Ford Touring in

a-ood condition. These cars can be

boueht on a year's time. Phone 259,

L. G. Epsteen, City Garage, Winches

ter, Ind.

FOR SALE Conn Cornet complete with case: a bargain, at Welsbrod Music

Co.

TAXI

WANTED Good Iron tnalde dimensions. P. Greensfork, Ind.

safe. State O. Box No. 37

OATS AND CORN Wanted. Phone 3494.

TAXI 28 N. 7th Street Phone 1370

GARAGE Shed 8th street

for rent 1 150, 317 N.

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

GOOD CITY HOMES AND

FARMS

PORTERFIELD, Colonial Building

: , J.

FOR REAL ESTATB and FARMS see

A. M ROBERTS. Liberty Avet. office

18 S. 8th. Phone 417L .

SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS

on farms and city properties. See

McK'nley & Sharp, 223 Colonial Bldg. Phont - 1930 3847.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Proposals for supplies for the use of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane for the month of January. 1920. will be received by the board of

trustees at the hosDital before 3 n. m.

Monday, December 8, 1919. Specifica

tions may be seen at the Second National Bank, or at the hospital.

By order of the Board, S. E. SMITH, Med. Supt.

LEGAL NOTICE. State of Indiana. Wayne County, as.: Eva Pierson vs. John Plerson Wayne Circuit Court, October Terra, 1919. No. 18836. Petition for Divorce. Be it known that on the 22nd day of October, 1919, the above namrid plaintiff, by her attorney, filed in tbe office of the clerk of the Wayne circuit court, her petition against said defendant for a divorce and custody. Said plaintiff also filed with said

complaint the affadavlt of William H. Haberkern, a disinterested person, showing that said defendant is not a

resident of this state, and also her

own affadavlt showing that her causes for divorce, as stated in her said petition, are cruel and inhuman threatment Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the filing and pendency of such petition, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto.

on the calling of 6uch cause, on the 31st day of January, 1920, at the term of said court begun and held at the court house in the city of Richmond, on the first Monday of October, 1919, said cause will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness, the clerk and the seal of said court, at the city of Richmond, this 18th day of November, 1919. LINUS P. MEREDITH. Cleric W. B. Marsh, attorney for plaintiff. Nov. 19-26 Dec. 8

158-ACRE FARM for Sale 3 miles

from Richmond. A. W. Gregg.

FOR SALE Two homes, West 8th and

Peacock Road. W. S. Miller. R. A, Centerville.

OVER 30 HOUSES Listed for sale

with C. E. Keever Co. Office 1020 Main St. Phone 2169.

FARMS FOR SALE

46 ACRES Fertile land, all level and

all tillable. Six-room house, newly painted, good barn, silo, and other buildings, well fenced and well ditched. Price $7,000.

115 ACRES Within 4 miles of "Rich

mond, 100 acres practically level and tillable, balance well watered pasture land. Good six-room house,

bank barn, silo, crib and other buildings. Price $115.00 per acre. 130 ACRE'S 3 miles from New Paris, 70 acres tillable, balance fine pasture land. Good six-room house, bank barn, well fenced and well ditched. Price S100 per acre.

Co Co

New Paris, Ohio.

Momey for Debts

Why not centralize your indebtedness and have but one place tn pay? It is easier to pay one place than several. We pay off other loan company balances, furniture bills, notes, etc., and give you additional money. Figure up how much you need then call on us, let us put you on a CASH BASIS. Buy supplies and necessities before they go higher. We loan In amounts of $10 to $300 on Furniture, Pianos, Automobiles, Live Stock, Farm Implements, etc., also Bonds and Endorsed Notes. Loans made from one to twenty months with payments either weekly, monthly or quarterly in amounts to suit your income. Our rate is the Standard Welfare Rate of 2 per month, this is onjrcetit per month less than the legalized State rate. One rate to every one regardless how small the loan. Nothing deducted or added, you get amount of money asked for. Investigate the WELFARE PLAN before borrowing elsewhere. If not convenient to call at our office, write us ar phone 2509 and we will call at your home.

ALL DEALINGS PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL

Welfare Loam Society

9 N. Tenth Street

(Porter Warman, Mgr.)

Under State Supervision

Phone 2509

Phone 75

FOUNTAIN CITY Dec. 1. 1919. Farms & City property for sale. 1 farm of 80 acres, trade for Richmond property 1 farm of 100 acres, for Richmond property; 1 farm of 208 acres for Richmond property. Allen Rich, Fountain city. Fountain City Phone 141.

AUTO LICENSE AT SHIDBLERS

910H Main.

Phone 1814

STOCK SALE The undersigned will sell, on the Forest Kempton farm, known as the Owen Hoover farm, 1 miles southwest of Greensfork, 2 miles east of Jacksonburg, on

FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1919 Beginning at 10:30 a. m. This is a closing out sale. Here is a chance to buy good live stock of quality not usually found at public sale. - 14 HEAD CATTLE Four Shorthorn milk cows, 1 Shorthorn roan bull, 6 Shorthorn springers, 2 Shorthorn yearling calves, 1 Shorthorn cow, to be fresh by day of sale; 1 Shorthorn cow with calf by side. Special John F. Townsend and Forest E. Kempton will also sell 6 head of registered cattle; 1 bull 3 years old, weight about 1800, roan; 3 elghteen-months-old bulls, 2 reds and one roan. All of these bulls will get large. 2 cows ; 1 red cow four years old ; 1 spotted ow Z years old. Anyone who wishes to investigate these cattle call on or write John F. Townsend. One George Davis buggy. 100 HEAD HOGS Five Duroc sows; 12 full-blooded big type Poland China sows; 1 big type Poland China boar; six sows and pigs; 26 head good fall shoats. All double immuned. 31 HEAD SHEEP Thirty head good Hampshire breeding ewes. One good Hampshire buck. S00 Bushels of Corn More or less in the crib. 10 TONS HAT AND GRAIN 10 tons good mixed hay In the mow. 75 bushels good white oats in the bin. FARMING IMPLEMENTS One Sbarpless cream separator; 1 Sure Match incubator, 120-egg. ( TERMS made known day of sale. Lunch served by Ladles of Greensfork Christian church. This sale will begin promptly at 10:30 o'clock

Grave Fltxer entered tire wixth Trade Monday The fifth and nixth aradee had a Thanksgiving program Wednesday afternoon, fn ream lx. . . . .Tlie third and fourth grade 'tsnehers cmtertained the third and fearth grridn pupils at a 12 o'clock party Wedneday Walter Oda has been absen from the fourth grade on account of tonsilltU The first and out I r mde had a Thantagtrmjr program Wednesday afternoon Ethel Bits absent from the eeventh grade Cnree days oa account of alekneam-. . Juanita Schmidt was absent from the

seventh grade three days.. .The high school sang at chapel exercises Wednesday morning. .... Clem McKee attended chapel exercises... ..Monroe's first and second baaketball teams met New Madison first and second teams resulting In walkovers for Monroe, the first team winning by a score of 8 lo 0, and the second team winning: by a score og 20 to 9. Monroe HI first and second will meet Dixon Hi. first and second on the tatter's floor Dec 5. This Is their second county schedule game..... Tbe picture anew far next Thursday night. Dec 4, will feature Douglas Fairbanks tn "A Modern Musketeer.'". . . .The animal husbandry class went to Eldorado Tuesday to judge a Percheron stallion which lately arrived from Marietta. This la the best stallion in the community.. . . . Tbe corn show was very attractive, although somewhat of a disappointment to Mr. Campbell. Much Interest was manifested tn the show. Edgar Wyncoop received first prise for the ten best ears of yellow corn; C E. Beck second and Barley Rantsaw third. Leonard Mi much received first premium on white corn, and Charles Keckler first on mixed corn. Hugh Christmas, received third premium on

pop corn, sweet corn and wheat John Blackford received first on oats. About fifty people participated In the lunch which was served to the members of the Boys' and Girls' dub, and their parents.

Mtiton, Ini. Rev. F. C. McCormick preached the funeral of Miss Margaret Reinfrow at Centerville Tuesday afternoon... .Dr. Kniese and daughter, Pauline, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Beeson at Martinsville Howard Warren, Dayton Warren, Floyd Hines. Leroy Hines, Howard Bryant, Rodenck McCormick, Dorris Lyons, John Posey Jones. Rev. McCormick, George Wagner and B. P. Jones had dinner at the Richmond Y and spent a delightful evening there Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John McGlpple of Newcastle

were guests of Mr. ana Mrs. rrea Musley Thanksgiving day. .Miss Violet Murley spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John Wellingcamp at Indianapolis. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Will Filby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Trine Thanksgiving day. .. .The Rebekah lodge had a "pot luck" supper Tuesday night in honor of the new members Ralph Bryant. Olive Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox and Floyd Dalrymple. . . .Ed Warren

Lwhose wife died last week will move

from Indianapolis to live with his mother here Frank Callaway and Aunt Mrs. Barton, entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson of Cambridge City, Mrs. Lafe Beeson and Mr. and Mrs. Llnville Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kerlin were unable to be present on account of sickness.... Mrs. John Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Sweartngen of Moreland Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Ferguson remained there for a few days. . . . Mrs. Elmer Bertsch who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore has returned to her home at Indianapolis.... Mrs. Lafe Beeson la home from a visit with relatives in Columbus. O. . . .Mr. and Mrs. John McClusey of Falmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heck of Bentonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Lonng Wagnor and daughter, of Kokomo have been visiting Mrs. Paul Ferris. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wissler and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wissler, who are leaving in a few days to spend the winter in Florida. . Mrs. Lycurgns Beeson and Aunt Mrs. Newhart spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. George Florea at Connersvllle . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mills near Straughn Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Slhlth and daughter of Richmond were guests of Mr. Will Ohmit and daughter Thanksgiving. .. .Wesley Newton and Albert Kellum were at Anderson Monday on business for the Odd Fellows. .. .Mrs. Harry Doty, Missionary superintendent of the Christian Bible School presented and Interesting home mission

t program Sunday morning. The inter

mediate boys gave two pleasing numbers. The offering amounted to $37.50 The Jolly 24 will meet Friday evening of next week instead of this week, with Miss Ruth McCormick.

CHAS.-B. WISE, FOREST KEMPTON . SAVILLA KEMPTON VANDERBECK A SON, Aucts. WILLIAM THOMAS STEERS, Clerk

PEACE DELEGATES TO REMAIN IN PARIS By Associated Press) - : PARIS, Dec. 3. The American

delegation to the peace conference, which was to have sailed from Brest

for the United States on Dec-, has postponed Its departure, for home, it was learned today. -V - j A considerable part of the personnel of the delegation, however, will leave Paris for Brest on the evening of Dec 5, as previously arrangedV . Palladium Want Ads Pay well