Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 144, 27 April 1920 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920.

PAGE ELEVEN

THE PALLADIUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardised and Indexed for Quick Reference, according to The Basil I Smith System (Copyright)

Phone 2834 MONUMENTS IB SOnS P. EM8LIB Monument IS South Tenth Street. Phone 402?LOST AND FOUND 4

ROOMS FOR RENT

FRONT ROOM For rent; modern. References required. South 14th, near

Main. Phone 1603.

6T1I ST., NORTH NO. 41 Furnisnea light housekeeping rooms forrent. 8RDST.. 429 SOUTH WEST 3 furnished rooms lor light housekeeping.

ROOM FOR RENT 1533 4 Main St.

2 FURNISHED ROOMS For rent; good location. Phone 2727.

ROOMS OR BOARD WANTED 11

ROOMS Wanted: 3 or- 4 unfurnished; no children. Phone 3753.

PURSE Lost In Murray theater: owner's name on same. Return Palladium. Reward.

HELP WANTED MALE

HOUSEMAN Westcott Hotel.

MAN Wanted to drive Dodge truck and work in plant. Hoover Ice Cream Co.

MEN WANTED To Work In Cracker Dept. RICHMOND BAKING CO.

ROOMS Wanted, 2 o? more unfurnished modern rooms, centrally located. Address Box 4158-D, care Palladium.

BUSINESS SERVICE

PIANO Tuning, prompt, efficient service. D. E, Roberts. Phone 4110.

f'O'R" PAPER" HANGING Phone after 6 p. m. J. S. Moore.

3049

AUTO MOVING VAN for local and long distance hauling, Furniture crated, stored or shipped FORREST MONGER

200 South 7th St Phone 2G08

TRUCKING" of all kinds; stock hauling. Call W. A. Smith, phone 1793.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21

CANOE2 For sale; Mullen's canoe. In good condition. Phone 1014 or call at 1029 Main St.

We Buy, Sell or Trade ror 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 102$) Main street.

FOR SALE: All kinds of bee supplies, extractor, honey bees. tent. Inquire 1 square south of Earlham Heights church. B. F. Parsons.

"A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned". Buy practical used goods at '430 Main and save money. Big values in Ladies' Hats.

HEATING AND PLUMBING 14

LABORERS Wanted. SOO Main. Phone 2047. YOUNG MEN For railway mall clerks, $110 month. Examinations May 15. For particulars write J. Leonard ( former Government Examiner). 1041 Equitable Bldg.. Washington. P. C.

LABORERS WANTED Good Wages. CITY LIGHT PLANT

BOY S Wanted. South 9th St.

nichmond Casket Co.,

COOPER WANTED RICHMOND BAKING COMPANY

HELP WANTED FEMALE 6

GIRL Oil WOMAN 1'or general house if - throo in family. References re

vnni East Main. Come In the

fveninpT from 7 to 9.

GIRLS WANTED

ELECTRIC LAMPS And supplies.

water and steam supplies, ai jyieorhoffs. 9 So. 9th Phone 1236.

MISCELLANEOUS CLEANING 17A

PAPER CLEANING Phone

2773.

CARPET CLEANING Phone 10047

W. waiters. iu a. m est.

PAPER CLEANING For good clean- .. Inn XT 1 Itk Cf

ing call J. nurion, n. -- Phone 2519.

MOVING AND STORAGE 16

Trucking of any kind; long or short hauls. We truck anything, anywhere, any time. Glenn Campbell, headquarters John Shnrley's office, 13 S. 9th. Phones 2125-1536.

Build that House, Factory or Garage with CONCRETE BLOCKS and Drain your Cellar, Garden and Farm with DRAIN TILE

from BERTSCH BROS. PHONE 3250

MOTORCYCLES A BICYCLES

INDIAN MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES Second band Motorcycles MEYERS & TROXEL 14 N. 5th St. We don't fix 'em. We repair 'em

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33

OVERLAND COUPE Run 600 miles. T. B. Jenkins, phones day 1492. night 3795.

AUTOMOBILE For sale; 6-passenger. A-l condition; also truck. Phone 1398 or 1278.

STUDEBAKER COUPE six-cylinder;, completely overhauled and repainted. 62 S. 16th. Phone 2944 or 2450.

ELCAR AGENCY Fours and 913 South A St. Phone 2737.

Sixes.

OVERLAND FOUR COUPE Run 600 miles. T. B. Jenkins, phones day 1492, nlght3795. FORD TRUCK For sale; 1-ton, good condition. Phone 8105.

FLANDERS Runabout for sale. Felt man's Cigar Store. Phone 8039.

FORD TRUCK For sale; 1-ton. good

condition. Phone 8105.

TIRES A. ACCESSORIES

REAL ESTATE IP OR SALE 42

RANGE For North J.

sale.

"Garland." 908

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22

HAIR COMBINGSSt. Phone 1821.

-Wanted. Ill N. 3rd

Storage tor Household Goods Feltman Storage House. Apply Feltman's Cigar Store. Phone 2039. 603 Main St.

MISCELLANEOUS REPAIRING 17B

Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired. Bicycles, Baby Cabs Repaired and new Hearsev Ttrea put on. Work called for and delivered. Wesley Brown & Son. N. W. 2nd. Phone 3086.

LAWN MOWERS Sharpened, screens made & repaired. Baby cabs, clothes wringers repaired. Pictures framed. We sell high grade bicycles, new and second hand. We repair everything. J. C. Darnell Co.. 1020 Main, Phone 1936.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21

WARDROBE TRUNK New; cheap. 308 South 12th.

will Bell

BEDROOM SUITE White iron bed, dining table, 12 yards, linoleum. 442 South 10th St. '

AUBURN

III

EXPERIENCED GIRLS Wanted; 3 for dining room; good wages. 829

North E. TICKET TAKER Murray thi-ater; mont necessary:

sldcred. See ager.

-Wanted at encp for courtesy and rcfinemale or female con-

Frank Holland, man-

MAIDS

hotel.

Wanted. Westcott

GIRL Wanted for luncheonette and soda trade; S hours work each day, and board included; good wages. Kandy Shop, 919 Main St.

GIRLS WANTED In Packing Department. ' Call RICHMOND BAKING CO.

Lumber

We are quitting the building business in Richmond, so we

find ourselves with about

$20,000 worth of new and second-hand lumber to be

turned into cash at once. We

can save vou from 25 to 33 1-3

per cent on your liimber bill See n n n n r77 rra W

For Lumber Bargains 214 Colonial Bldg.

AGENTS & SALESMEN WANTED-7

SALESMEN If you are not getting a renewal commission on your automobile lines, better write us. We want agents to organize territory and sell all lines of automobile Insurance. Liberal commission and renewals. Guarantee to producers. Lincoln Mutual Casualty Co., Springfield, 111.

WANTED A soring wagon, prefer a

light grocery, with top; also set of light harness. J. II. B., Palladium.

BEST PRICES Paid for Second-Hand

Stoves of All Kinds. Phone 3498.

WANTED To buy antique post bed.

office desk, linoleum, dressers, mirrors, Iron beds and springs, ice boxes, gas ranges, ovens, tables, rug, carpets, davenports, etc. Thompson Nichols, 430 Main.

CASH PAID Eor second-hand cloth-

lng. Phone 3231.

Furniture Wanted We pay highest

prices for used goods, stoves, etc. Brammer & Foster. 17 S. 7th. Phone 1876.

GUARANTEED

(0)00

MILE TIRES

30x3 N. S. cl... 30x3 N. S. cl... 32x3 Vz N. S. S3... 31x4 N. S. cl.. 82x4 N. S. ss... 33x4 N. S. ss.. 34x4 N. S. 83... 34x4 N. S. 83... 35x4 N. S. ss... These are extra

.$12.98 .. $15.81 .$18.89 $23.97 .......$24.74 .$25.66 $27.83 i . $33.93 ........$35.97

quality tires

HARRISON TIRE AGENCY 1310 Main St. Phone 2855

FARMS

We have a large list, of good farms, all sizes and prices. IT yon are Inter. ested see us. CITY PROPERTY 6 rooms, hath, toilet, xxo furnace. Good lot, quick possessicoi, $2,500. 6 rooms, modern, gocrf! location, $3,000. 7 rooms, modern, gpod lot, garage, $5,000. One acre of ground , and good 7-room house, barn, big elrtckenhoose, plenty fruit trees and berries. Right in the city. Possession at once. $3,600. Here Is an opportunity for those

wno -want to rauie cmctens ana a

big garden. Several others for quick possession. HARRDS AND

KORTEWEQ S. W. Cor. Main tod Sixth Street Office Phone 2278 Res. Phones 3014-4771

uu.-vuaijow K-or sale. Rfniivinw rn

S. 9th St.; 92,250, on payments. Phone

suss.

f Mirrors Re- J Af rr,nnm

bllvering guirar and flrpam Rots

LAHMANN PLATING WORKS

209 W. Main Phone 2758

for ALL KINDS OP PLATING

Furniture and stoves, all kinds; good

prices. Home Supplv Store, 1S1 Fort Wayne Ave. Phone 1862.

DON'T store your used furniture, sell

it to ioivnspnd. who pavs highest prices. 533 Main. Phone 1296.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23

VICTROLA For sale; perfect condl Uon. 1517 North D St. EXCHANGE Your piano for a Vic"

trola or buy a used piano through me

TRY THE K. & J. OA RAGE for quick service and good work, a low price on fenders and all auto work. Corner S. W. 9 th and A. Phone 4848. Al lkuids draying in and out of town.

GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE For rent. 208 South 14th.

HOUSES APTS. TO RENT 38

5-ROOM MODERN APARTMENTrent soon. Phone 1306 or 1278.

-For

and save the dealer's profit.

ti. iuignurn, 1000 Alain St.

Walter

SPECIALS AT THE STORES

lJ "' " l.fcs. Irwin

Special Prices on All Size Rules

Good Hand-Saws $100. $1.50, $1.75 BIRCH'S HARNESS STORE, 611 Main

MAGIC MARVEL Saves clothes and labor. Ask your grocer for It. D. W. Walters, 107 S. 9th St

FURNACES

25B

HOUSE For rent until fall; 6-room furnished house near Earlham college. Wm. 11. Bradbury & Son, Nusbaum Building.

WANTED TO RENT

WANTED To rent an exchange for a house.

apartment In Phone 1239.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42

-ROOM 7th St.

COTTAGE For pale, 443 Inquire at 333 S. 10th.

GOOD CITY HOMES AND FARMS PORTERFIELD, Colonial Building

2,000 OLD loth.

BRICKS For sale. 109 S.

CARBONATOR For sale. Make your own pop or soft drinks. Feltman's Cif?ar Store. Phone 2039.

BABY CAB Grey reed, reversible body, and baby walker. 1003 S. Sth.

TIME HOLLAND FURNACE GO. is responsible to the user of a Holland Furnace for the heating job complete. The commodity we sell is satisfactory heating. H. L. Householder, 319 Randolph. Phone 3163.

FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS 27

KIRCHER'S MILK Phone 4096.

FOR QUALITY-

SITUATIONS WANTED

FOR ERRAND BOY Cull phone 2661.

FOR CARPENTER AND CEMENT WORK Call 416 South West 2nd.

BICYCLE For sale; pirls' 21-Inch, in pood condition. Call at 32 Westcott Bids, after 4 o'clock. ' CARPENTER. TOOLS One tool box; pood automobile tires; a few pieces of furniture. The Pierson Building. Fountain City, Ind. Saturday, May 1, 2 p. m.

ADDING MACHINE AND CASH REGISTER Nino clerks and nine departments; one cent to a thousand dollars capacity. Address Box D-4004, care of Richmond Palladium.

HELP WANTED MALE

4 YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TO OPERATE KNITTING MACHINES Interesting Work Good Wages. ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO. North 10th & D Streets

We have just received a carload of Falls City Fertilizer. HOOSIER FEED & FEEDER CO.

South 6th and A Sts. Phone 2063 "The place with the Yellow Front"

HOME FOR SALE Immediate possession; modern home, 312 S. 12th St. Will suit retired farmer. Price $8500. Address E. G. Kemper, 205 E. 3rd St.. Indianapolis, or Miller-Kemper company. Rlchnond. GOdrH DOUiLE Central',-good, $3200; modern bungalow, one-half acre, on National Road, mile out; modern 6room. new, $3600; modern 135x185 on car line. Arthur Brooks.

141 ACRES Good soil, a fine 16-room house, two barns, other outbuildings all nearly new; $12,000 buys it less than the buildings are worth. Onehalf cash, balance on easy terms. L. E. Partch, Linersville, Crawford Co.,

Pa.

HOUSES FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, hot water, bath, furnace and garage. Good location. Modern 6-room house, laundry in basement, garage. This is in an ideal location. Possession can be had immediately of both of these properties. See Us For Service BURDSALL WILLETT GO. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS REAL ESTATE Room 303 Union Nat'l Bank Bldg. 8th St. Entrance Richmond, Ind. Phones 1965, 3271, 3293

News of the Counties

UNION TOWNSHIP The Union Township commencement exercises will be conducted at the M. E. church

at College Corner Tuesday evening,

April 27, at 8 p. m. Assistant state Superintendent Benjamin J. Burris will deliver the address. The musical program will be furnished by the Barnard orchestra of Liberty. County Superintendent C. C. Abernathy will present the diplomas. The following students will graduate from the eighth grades: Viola Wadow, Raymond Muddle, Isabel Beard, Stanley Bake. Helen Bourne, Edna Parker and Mable Douglas. QUAKERTOWN. Ind. Mrs. Perry Brandenberg died Saturday at the Fayette Memorial Hospital, where she was taken one day last week for an operation. Mrs. Brandenberg was afflicted with cancer.

Mrs. Brandenberg was about fifty years of age, and is survived by her husband and several relatives. The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m., by Rev. Dr. Moore at the Dunlapsville church. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Charles Davis, an aged lady, passed away at her home in Quakertown, after a short illness. Death was caused by paralysis. The husband, Mr. Charles Davis, died several days ago and his body was placed in a vault. A funeral service for Mr. and Mrs. Davis occurred at the residence Monday at 10 a. m., conducted by Rev. Moore. Burial was at Connersville, Ind. LIBERTY, Ind. The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley, near Dunlapsville, was greatly endangered by fire early Sunday morning, when a blaze was discovered in a building

near the residence. The building,

which was located about 10 feet from the house, was used as a store room. A smoldering fire developed after some hot ashes had been emptied into a barrel In the building, but did not prove dangerous until about 5 p. m., Sunday morning, when it was discovered that the rear of the building was a mass of flames. The people of the neighborhood were summoned and their timely efforts checked the progress to the fire until very little damage was done to the residence. The contents of the building, among which were 20 cords of wood and $60 worth of Beaver board, were completely destroyed. Mr. Stanley carried insurance on the building amounting to $100 but the loss is estimated at three times that amount.

Infant Child Succumbs.

Harriett Ruth, the three year old1

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harlan, died here Sunday morning after an extended illness. The child suffered an attack of the influenza, which developed pneumonia, leaving one of the child's lungs badly effected. Harriett Ruth is survived by one brother,

Raymond, and three sisters, Gertrude, Carriette and Elizabeth, and the parents. Short funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the home, and burial was made in Connersville, Ind.

DITCHES ARE ASKED IN PREBLE COUIITYi MEETING PLANNED

REAL ESTATE WANTED

MODERN HOUSE Wanted. 6 or 7 rooms, centrally located. Phone 3253, 1935.

WANTED TO BUY 6 or 7-room house, centrally located; small payment down, balance like rent. Phone 3635. HOUSE and LOT or lot wanted to buy, not to exceed $10,000 in value. Call 430 Main. Phone 1905.

LEGAL NOTICE

135 ACRES A Rood 11 -room house, largo barn, other outbuildings, icood soil, good apples; a bargain at $S.900; one-half cash, balance on easy terms. L. K. Tartch, Linersville, Crawford county. Pa.

EGGS For sale; White Leghorn, for hatching-. Harry Williams, Spring Grove. Phone 4428.

I DAIRYMEN Try some feeding moj lasses to increase, tlio milk flow, i Hoosier Feed & Feeder Co., cor. S. i Cth and A.

LIVE STOCK & VEHICLES 31

FOR and

SALE 2 f! years.

Belgium mare colts, Phone 4703.

I Wagons, Harness, Vehicles, all kinds:

Breaking Plows, Sulkies, Gangs, Corn Plows, one and two rows; Sheep

Shearing Outfit, Spreaders, Gas En gines. Grinders. Above like new. 317 NORTH A

HELP WANTED FEMALE

We work 8 hours per day, 7:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., 1 hour for dinner, 1-2 day Saturday. Our girls make as good money in 8 hours as any factory in the city pays for 9 and 10 hours. We make one style of glove only, every day in the year; no changes in work. Call and see us. We can use a few more machine operators at once. Experience not necessary.

BEEBE GLOVE CO. North Sth St. and Penn. R. R.

RAISE MULES

Do you know that good draft MULES

are selling for $800.00 to $1,000.00 a

pair on the Chicago market? "GENERAL MORGAN"

The Biggest, Smoothest, Best Breeding Spanish Jack in eastern Indiana, will make the season of 1920 on our

farm, 7 miles northeast of Richmond.

Make all your appointments for the early morning. For terms, and information, call Richmond phone 2558, or New Paris phone on the farm. D. R. FUNK

REAL BARGAINS

10 ACRES In good location on Nat'l

Road, nearly new modern dwelling, including furnace, electric lights and complete bath; new barn and other buildings. 7 acres level and tillable; well fenced and tiled, balance pasture and good lot. Price $5,700.

70 ACRES Near good market, school

and churches; good 5-room house with furnace, large bank barn, to

bacco shed, silo, combination crib and wagon shed, land all practically

level, except about 5 acres in pas

ture. Price $10,500.

Co C HAWLEY

New Paris, Ohio. Phone 75

LANDOLOGY A magazine Kivine the

facts in regard to the land situation.

Three months' subscription FREE. If for a home or an investment you are

thinking' of buying good farm lands simply write me a letter and say:

-Mail me UNDO LOG Y and all par

ticulars FR EE. Address Editor,

Landoiogy, -Skidmore Land Co., 406

Skidmore Bldg., Marinette, "Wis.

OVER ?.0 HOUSES listed for sale with C. E. Keever Co., office 1020 Main St. Telephone 2169.

REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION APRIL 29, 1020 COMMISSIONER'S SALE At 10:00 a. m. I will offer at public auction a two-slory brick house, 121

S. uth Street, Richmond, Indiana. At 2:00 p m. on the same day I will

offer at public auction a two-story

double frame house. No. .104 and No.

306 Chestnut street, Richmond, Indiana.

FRANK T. STRAYER, Commissioner.

Most Soft Drink Sellers Here Charge Fair Prices The recent announcement of Stanley Wykoff, of Indianapolis that more than 7 cents was an unfair price for soft, drinks, will have Little or no effect on Richmond soft drink dispensers. Tuesday morning's canvass revealed that only one Main street merchant was charging 11 cents. The rest were selling tor six or seven cents. Wykoff ruled that seven cents was a fair price. The Main street dispensers, however predicted that if sugar continued to advance sodas and s.undaes would

soon sell for 22 or 27 cents each. The old "Banana Special" once worth

,10 cents, now soils for 2S cents.

EATON, O.. April 27 Petition hasbeen filed with the county commisJ sioners by J. F. McNutt for location' and construction of a county ditch in Harrison township. Surveys for th, proposed Improvement have been or-1 dered. O. L. Daily and others have filed ai petition for two joint county ditches, both beginning In Jefferson township" and extending into Darke county. A joint meet of the commissioners of Preble and Darke counties will be held May .4 to take action upon the petition. Partition is Ordered. Partition of 686 acres of land in Somers township has been ordered by common pleas court in a suit brought by John A. Ehrhardt against Ollie Johnson and others. The realty be

longs to the estate of the late Adam EhrhardL The court held the plaintiff la entitled to a one-eighh part of the realty, as also are Ollie Johnson, Addle Creech, Levi Ehrhardt, Rebecca Dillman, Carrie Winholt. Lida Huffman and Edmond E. EhrhardL Men's Class Entertains. Members of the Men's Bible clar of the Methodist church will entertain the' members of the Women's Bible class at a banquet Wednesday evening. In a membership drive of three months' duration, the women's class gained 60 new members, while the men's class gained 23. A banquet was the stake. Interchurch Drive Begins. Drive for funds in the Interchurch World movement is under way in Preble county, having started Sunday and will continue until May 2. In thm absence of reports from various localities those at the head of the drive are unable to state the success. In a reassignment of cases for trial, the suit of Dr. C. A. Coleman, of Day-

!ton, against H. C. Robinson, of Eaton,

has been set for trial on May 7, in common pleas court. Dr. Coleman sues to recover on an alleged account. Glick Case May 24. The suit of George F. Glick against M. H. Markey has been assigned for trial on May 24. The suit Involves sale of a farm tractor engine, which the plaintiff avers did not measure up to a guarantee. Hog Suit Case Set. Retrial of the suit of Belle King: against J. E. Voge will take place May

1 13. The suit involves a sale of hogs.

After trial of the suit, a jury rendered a verdict in favor of Voge. Motion is Sustained. In a common pleas court action brought by E. C. Rehfuss, of Eaton.

against Charles Kline of Germantown,

for $469.25 damages as a result of an automobile smash-up. a motion filed by the defendant to require the plaintiff to make his petition more definite was sustained.

Wants Damages for Fee. The Eldorado & West Manchester

Telephone company was given until

May 20 to file an answer to a petition in a Buit brought by F. G. McFaddin. who seeks to recover $75 damages from the company for alleged damages done to a walnut tree.

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. In the Matter of tho Estate of Henry Rodenborg. Diseased. In the Wayne Circuit Court, April Term, 1920. Notice is hereby Riven that Edward C. RodenherK, as executor of tho estate of Henry RodenberK. deceased.

lias presented and filed his account

and vouchers In final settlement of said

estate, and that tho same will come up

for examination and action of eaid Cir

cuit Court on 1st day of May, 1920, at

which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to ap

pear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and

vouchers should not be approved. EDWARD C. KODENBERO, Executor.

Frank Strayer, Atty. apr.13-20-27

Suburban

WI LLI AMS BUTIG Frank Mickesell and family were the Sunday guests

of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 01er....Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Blair were the week

end guests of Justin Reynolds and

family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reardon

were the week-end guests of Dr. and

Mrs. Martin. .. ..Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dun

ham of Fountain City called on James

Armstrong and family Sunday afternoon. .. .Victor St. Meyers spent the week-end with his family north of

town. .. .Mrs. Itaymond Cam s parents visited her Sunday F. C. Bell and family of Richmond attended the class play hero Friday night.... Mr.

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OE APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby riven that Frank T. Strayer has been duly appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of William F. Young-, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. Fit A NIC T. STRAYER, Administrator.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS As a result of my advertising for property in Richmond, for myself, I have received many offers of property, and as I only intend to buy one, I may be able to help others to buy judiciously. If you are looking for a bargain, phone 1905 or call at 430 Main St. .

MONEY TO LOAN 46 MONEY TO LOAN 46

PETTY BROS. Real Estate, Farms and City Propery. 710 Main, Phone 2328.

PET STOCK & POULTRY 32

TWO DOES For 2011 North F.

sale;

"Rufus Red."

PUP Full-blood Scotch Collie for sale. Phone 4263.

GREEN & RAMSEY

Real Estate, Rentals, Auctioneering and Insurance. Hittle Block, 9th and Main. Phone 2576. FOI t RBA L ESTATE and FARMS seo A. M. ROBERTS, Liberty Ave., office 18 S. 8t h Pho n e 4171. MODERN HOUSE For Bale. Phone 2885.

TURNER W. HADLEY. Second National Bank Bldg., buys and sells properties. Homes sold on payments like rent. Fire and Tornado Insurance.

5 ACRES For garden truck for rent on shares. Phone 4163. HOUSE For sale; modern, J rooms and garage. 25 South 19th. Phone 2214.

HOUSE Kor Phone 4692.

sale; 6 rooms, modern.

INSURANCE

"Better Be Safe Than Sorry" TORNADO INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE NEW AUTOMOBILE RATES KELLY & MANDLEY Over 901 Main SL t Telephone 2150

MONEY FOR SPRING NECESSITIES Will you need money to take care of your spring necessities? If so, any amount from SlOoOO TOS300o00 On your Furniture, Piano, Vlctrola, Live Stock, Etc. Our twenty payment plan will solve your problem. It allows you twenty months to repay or you can pay Infull at any time and you are charged interest only for acti J number days loan runs. Why promise others big payments. Free booklet on request describing our twenty payment plan. OUR SERVICE ' Tou can secure a loan within an hour's time when necessary. No Inquiries made o? your employer, friends or relatives. Every transaction is absolutely confidential. Courteous considerate service given whether you borrow $10 or $300. . RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY, "The Fflendly Company" Established 1895 ROOM -07 COLONIAL BLDG., COR.1 MAIN AND SEVENTH STS. Under State Supervision. PHONE 1545. Richmond, Ind..

and Mrs. Russell Meyers, near Fountain City, visited west of town Sunday.... Will Williams, west of "town. hae pneumonia The high school play given at the Friends church Friday and Saturday nights was well attended. The play was pronounced a success by all who saw it, each player acquitting himself admirably Mr. and Mrs. Levi Snedeker had hs their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reimann, of Richmond. .. .Miss Ruth Smith spent the week-end with her parents, near Newcastle .Miss Elizabeth Bell of Richmond was th week-end guest of Miss Margery Ho!lingsworth Edith Milburn. who has been quite sick for some time, is able to sit tip.... Lee St. Meyers ol Richmond spent the week-end with his mother, north of town Quite a number of people from Richmond attended the class play here Friday and Saturday nights .... Mrs. Jame. Armstrong entertained Miss Edith Smith Friday Mrs. Iva Ball called on Mrs. Walter Roller Sunday afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. John Parks spent Sunday and Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Bright Merchant, and family, of Hamilton, Ohio.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr called on Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong Saturday

night.

LIBERTY. Ind. Rev. J. H. Carnes. of Brookville, spent Saturday here with friends. Miss Kate Husted, Miss Bess Colliers. Lloyd Stevens and Lyman Orr motored to Richmond Satur., day evening Albert Post and Alhertus Roach spent Sunday evening in Connersvilie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breth, of ChiJlicothe, Ohio, came Saturday to spend the week end her with the latter s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Drapier Albert Mitchell spent Sunday evening in Connersville with friends Mrs. Mary Fahrlander is spending a few days of this week in College Corner, the gue6t of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baker Mrs. Henry Doak, of Billingsville, spent Saturday hero with Mrs. Jennie Stevens.. . .Miss Kate Regan, of Connersville, was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Calkins Miss Kate Husted and Miss Bess Colliers, Lloyd Stevens and Harry Adams motored to Connersville Sunday evening Dwight Tappen spent Sunday evening in Connersville.

....Omer Farr, of Indianapolis, spent ! the week end here with W. A. Bryson. I Mrs. F. W. Shock and daughter, j Mips Clarissa, returned home Friday,

after spending several days in Indianapolis Ernest Pauley, of Indianapolis, came Saturday to spend a few days here with friends and relatives. Mrs. II. E. Page and daughter Martha, spent a few daya of this week in Glendale, Ohio, with relatives C. B. Young spent Friday in College Cornor, where he was engaged to take a photograph of the graduating cla6s of the high school Misses Loene Stahr and Kate Farley and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Farley and Paul Farley motored io Marion, Ohio, Saturday and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Armstrong.. Mrs. Samuel Leonard and daughter Ruth, returned to their home in Indianapolis, after spending a few days here the-guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Williamson. . .Prof. E. M. Lippett spent a part of last week in Shelbyville, attending a meeting of the Whitewater Presbytery. .....Parks Anderson, of Lynn, Ind., spent Sunday; here with friends Miss Ruth Mor-, ris returned to Cincinnati .Saturday j after spending a few days here withi her -parents. Mr.. and., Mrs-W. E.1 Morris. - y