Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 73, 3 February 1921 — Page 11
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' Sve ?rd,?RLV? The BaSil U SmUh i ' Advertising Rates 1 wo 0 cent per line, per Insertion. iu uip line, no na miipn iur icn than 20 Centa fn.li nr lc thnn 30 rent9 charge. No ads accepted after It o'clock on dav of publication. For contract, call 'phono 2834 or 2S72. MONUMENTS JOHN P. K M S L I E Monuments 15 South Tenth Street Phone 4022 . J-OSI 4! LOST Bunch keys, between 245 S. W. 1 3 and Citv llsht plant. Key ring j Bnushor. Return to 5 Eng'ne Houfse. i HELP WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED WAITER WANTED Pennsylvania Restaurant. I HELP WANTED Male or Female 5 - CLERKS (Men. women) over 17. for postal mail service. $125 month. Examinations Feb. Experience unneces- ; sary. Knr free particulars of instruc- ' t'on. write J. Leonard, (former Civil Service Examiner). 1041 Equitable nniH.. ituiiiKi'n, i j. jt JHELP WANTED FE MALE 6 WANTED Middle aged ladv or girl for housework. Call 42 So. 21. Phone 3672. LA I V CANVASSEnSWANTElCcli 31 X. 11. Room 1. 5 to 8:30. Can make good wages. TO MAKE $200 MONTHLY addressing mailing- circulars. Soap 4c lb. Complete instruction 25c. V'arga Supply Co.. 521 Olive St. Cincinnati. O. WANTED White woman for general work; permanent place for right person. Reid hospital. SERVICES OFFERED 8 Yol'.VG LADY ATTENDING RICH mond Business College desires place in private home to help with work. In ex-hanir for board and room. Call Phone 2040. ROOMS FOR RENT; 0 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 31 N. 11. MODERN "ROOM Fo?-setle7nirT 20 I JN. 8 St. FORRENT Two "f urniihed or unfurnished rooms. Phone 2416. ROOM For gentleman, ha Mi. Modern In every way. 210 10 St. MODERN FURNISHED FRONT ROOM Ladies' employed preferred. 1317 E. Main. M O T E R N FL R NI S H E P FRONT ROOM Private home, no other roomers. S'J S 10 St. roif" RENT A' nice t urn ished downstairs pe,pmn: room. in a m'dfm home. Breakfast served. C. E. K"evr Real Estsite (.,. Phone 2109 or 1641. 7 So. lltli St. L IGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROO mIT 9 TWO FRONT ROOMS For lieht housekeeping to desirable parties. 415'ij Main. See Hopkins. MERCHANTS' DELIVERY CALL PHONE 2037 Merchant's Delivery. Prices reasonable. MOVING HAULING STORAGE FORREST MONGER For local and lonsr distance hauling. Furniture crated, stored and shipped. AUTO " MOVING VAN ;to s. ftn st. Phone 260S LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS RICHMOND STORAGE COMPAN5T Crating- and Storage Rear 19 S. 11th St. Phones 2228-1566 W. G. BAKER. Mgr. V. Eo EVANS For local and longr distance hauling of all kinds. PHONE 3105 S30 LINCOLN STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS Fel t man's Storase House. Arnily Keltman's Cipar Store. Phone No. 203U. 03 Main St. FURNITURE REPAIRING 17 We repair everything, wood turning COOK POWER SHOP 122 W. Main St. Phone 3252 Furniture repaired and refinished, also made to order. Will Keller, 930 Sheridan St. PAPER HANGING PAINTING IIOl'SE PAINTING Interior finishing. Eventually profit by employing an experienced and dependable mechanic Prices norma!. E. O. SIMS. I'll. 2G71. FURNACES WO L V E R I X E F U UNA C ES E. J. Knapp. Ph. lS7ti. Office 17 S. 7. COAL AND FUEL JELLICO BLOCK .7. . . .$1 1.00 Pocahontas Mine Run ...$ 1 0.50 Phone 3465 INDEPENDENT ICE & FUEL COMPANY INSURANCE 19 IF VOF W-WT INSi'UA NCE ON VHIT.self, your buildings, your automobile, iniir stock. See me. W. A. Khiluliart, Boston. Ind. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 FOR SALE Baby ( rib. 11- So. 6th St. WOOD $1.00 and $l..'.rt cord. Phone inn. FOII SALE Coil oil St. love. 112 So. Cth FOB SALE Canari reduced prices. lnterurban KoPtaurant. FOB SALE Pool table, balls, racks and cues. Complete. 411 North Sth. 2 SETS of breechinp; harness. E. J. Schnelle. 300 South 4 St. FOB SLE Overcoat, size 3rt. trood as new; ladies' com. sixe SI. Call evenings. 208 So. 1.". Foil SALE ."i-room of furniture complete: will sell reasonable and give possession at once. Phone 12'.'. FOK SALE Lryrc wardrobe $V sewing machine $.", lanndrv stove Orchestral Bgina fl.".. 241 S. W. 3rd. FOB SALE One moving picture machine pnd steropticon lantern, combine. W. A. Bhinehart. Boston. Ind. WATC! IESANr " SPECTACLES For tiarsrains In watches end hign grade specaeles call nt C E. KEEVER'S WATCH SHOP 7 South 11th St. POTATOES and APPLES Extra fine cooking potatoes, $50 a bag. 2V2 bushels in a bag. Grimes Golden apples $1.73 a bushel, delivered any place in city. Call first door north of I.ichtenfels meat market. RICHMOND FRUIT CO. Phone 1509
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For sale American Radiator Co. Boiler Suitable for heating a residence. Used vcrv little. Phone 133. . Johnson Sheet Metal Works CIGARS 5C1 Maker-to-You Prices MI CORONA 6 cents. $2.75 Box L. S. MAIL 6 cents. $2.75 Box CLUB SPECIAL 8 cents. $3.75 Box RICHMOND ROSE 8 cents. $3.75 Box 1MPERIA 10 cents. $1.50 Box FELTMAN'S CIGAR STORE 609 Main Phone 2039 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 WANTED Roll top desk, also show case, call 10 So. !t. BAILKD STRA W Wan ted7Rlchlnond ) Casket Co Tell2nt. WANTED- Pool table. In "goooTcondil tion.Phone 3413. I GOOD B E ET B BY CARRIAGE Box' HS145. care7f Palladium. F IT 1 Fn 1 Tl R E AN D STOVij S - A 1 f kindsgood prices. Home Supply Store. 131 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone 1862. wanted. Se us before you sell. Townseml's Used Goods, 533 Main. Phone 1296. ' E LI A SON FURNITURE EXCHANGE Good used furniture bought and sold. Bee us before you buy or sell. We pay highest prices. Eliason Furniture Exchange. G20 Main St. Phone 1463. FUR SVCVilK W A N T ED Wepiy h i s Ti '"- est prices for Used Goods. Stoves, etc. liraipmer & Foster, 17 S. 7tli. Phone 1876. MACHINERY AND TOOLS 24 ONE H HOUSE ELECTRIC MOTOR; one horse electric motor. Richmond Auto Wrecking- Co.. 21 Main. Phone 2165. SPECIALS AT THE STORES STONECIPIMER'S WEEK END SALE Flashlights With Battery $2.50 Values Sale Price (Q) C. Er STONECIPHER 17 South 9th St. ELECTRIC Washers, Ironers, Sweepers, Lamps and Supplies, Plumbing; and Gas Supplies and Repairs, at Meerhoff's, 9 S. 9th. Phone 1236. FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 27 FOR SALE CREAM 30 per cent Jersey Cream A. H. PYLE HUSSON'S GROCERY 13th and Main Sts. BUILDING MATERIALS IS IT A VERANDA ? Build S with Concrete Blgx jfam Bert8chJ$TQS. Phcne 3250 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Piano tuning and repairing; work guaranteed. H. Mashmeyer, phone 1040. i'OH SALE Several splendid used pi anos; bargrains. Walter n. Fulghum. Piano Tuning "Get the Best." D. E. Roberta. Phones 41 10-2623 RECORD EXCHANGE I'SKO records bought, sold, exchanged. Nellie A Booker. Miller Harness Store. .AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 , FOR SALE Two electric cars,, mechanical condition good; ap-; pearance like new. Terms to responsible party. Phone 3428. , Lorraine Motor Co. ! USED CARS 33 USED CARS 1 Buick, Model D-615 1 1920 Dort Touring 1 1920 Ford 1 1920 Chevrolet 1 1917 Ford BRINKER SlilNDLER U. S. TIRES. TUBES AND ACCESSORIES HUPMOBILE MOTOR CARS 10 S. 9th, Rear First Natl. Bank GARAGES SPACE FOB Al'TO Call T.S So. 5. TJR E S AND ACCESSORIES 35 TIBES For sale. Sample tires at less than dealers' cost price. o0x3, $6.90; :Hx3. $7.90: 3L'x4. $11 40: 33x4. $11.90; 34x4. $12.40. Get yours while thev last. MASTER PRODUCTION COUP. 101t Main, Boom No. 7, Bldg. AUTO TOPS & CURTAINS 35 TOPS RECOVERED Light3 sewed In curtains; also insldo trimming. GUY ATGIFiLEY 610 North D Street
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING 35 Quality Automobile 'Painting ERNEST R. SPENCER Rear 720 So. 8th St Phone 2716 FARM LANDS Wisconsin LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER just out. containing- 1921 facts of clover land in Marinette County, Wisconsin.lf for a home or as an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of Landology. It Is free on request. Address Skld-more-Klehle Land Co.. 406. SkidmoreRlehle Bids., Marinette. Wise. REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED To buy or rent, seven or eight-room modern house in good residence district only exceptional value consiiierea on purchases basis. E 51S8, care of Palladium. Box j RE A LE STATE TO EXCHA N G E44 FOl TRADE 40 acres unimproved for used car. 307 So. I St., Citv. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 FOR REAL ESTATE AND FARMS, sec A. M. ROBERTS. 18 S. 8th. Phone 4171. GOOD CITY HOMES PORTERFIELD. Colonial Bids. FOR SALE House, harn, acres of frround. near Fountain City; price $1500. Call (534 So. 10. C. C. HAWLEY .1c SON New Paris. O. For Farms and Ileal Estate oT all kinds See Us for Farms and CityProperty HARRIS & KORTEWEG Southwest Corner Cth and Main Sts. Office Phone 227S Residence 3014 FOR SALE 6-room brick house, not modern, corner lot. Inquire 625 S. 8th Piione 2"5C. . SUBURBAN 5-ROOM HOUSE Good barn, plenty of fruit, one acre of ground. Well located. AVz ACRES Extra good buildings, fine location. 22 ACRES Well located, farm has good buildings. Will make a splendid chicken farm. A nice list of farms and city property at all times. SEE US FOIi SERVICE BURDSALL WILLETT CO. Contractors and Builders REAL ESTATE Rooms 7 and S. Vaughn 1:1.1s:. 7102 MAIN PHONE 1481 C. E. KEBVER CO. has a fine list of houses. Office 'phori t41; res. 21fi9. Office 7 S 11th St. Seo us for bargains. MORGAN AND DON'T SLUMBER 10-ROOM DOUBLE $2,600. $1,000 cash, balance $15.00 each side; location O. K. A 15 $72,500 INVESTMENT Low rentals. A J-KUUM DUILEX North Seventh: $5,000, $1,500 cash, balance $50 nor O. K. rooming house. our? 10 ACRES O. K. garden farm, mile, $3,500. Possession. Several farms, with possession. MORGAN Sixth and Main LIVE STOCK Good Jersey cow. FOR SALES06 N. 1 t. I MILCH COW Eor sale. William (JrTffin. 719 .V. W. 5 St. i BIG TYPE POLANH CHINA male hog iiini uroou sow. call K.-uotl Si 12 alter 7 p. m. TEAM Gray mares, rcaristeredTt aTnd5 years old, bred. Hubert Bennett, Alodoc. Ind. DUROC BOARS for SALE A few outstanding fall boars, sired bv ; Joe Orion King- 9tii out of dams with i popular blood lines and extra good in- i iu iiiueis, an opportunity to Improve breeding stock. CALL PIIONE 4310 THE A. GAAR FARM PUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK
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124126 NORTH SEXTO STREET Richmond, Ind.
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65 HEAD OF HORSES Consisting of draft horses, general purpose horses and drivers. Lot of extra good farm mares, weighing from 1200 to 1800 pounds; several nice mated teams. This is as good a bunch of horses as money can buy. If you need a horse It will pay you to attend this sale. Horsos must be as represented or money will be refunded. 2 SPANS OF B3Q MULES 'Well broke and good workers. 200 HEAD OF SHOATS Weighing from B0 to 125 pounds, 100 of them double immune. This is a real bunch of shoats. If you have any stock for sale, write or PHONE 2G13. We will have a sale every other Saturday. Our next sale will be FEBRUARY 19. We keep horses on hand for retail at all times. Sale Starts a 12 O'clock
O. E. ROSS and FOREST MEEK, Auctioneers. H. J. HANES, Clerk.
SUN - TELEGRAM, RICHMOND,
Suburban MACEDONIA, O. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones and sons, Arthur and Charles, spent Sunday -with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ken-. worthy Mrs. Jennie Pierson has been suffering the past week, with neuralgia Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Deem, and daughter, Julia, spent Sunday in Camden with Mr. and Mrs. George Loop John Kirkpatrick was In Eaton Monday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Lurt Nicodemus were Camden visitors last week.... Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kabler are spending a couple of days with John Kirk's. LYNN, Ind. Ora Study is moving from the Chenoweth room on Church
street to the James Crew room on j Jericho, where she conducted a sueSouth Main street Mrs. Mable cessful revival meeting Mr. and
Wright is back at her desk in the Her-1 old office after a two weeks' absence. I because of sickness. . .The Messenger society of the Friends church meets at the home of Mrs. William Swain Thursday at 2:30 p. m Miss Ellen i the J. A. Long company at Winchester! las their cashier William Saucer or Winchester was a visitor in Lynn Tuesday J. E. Lacey, local real es- : tate man, was a visitor in Richmond ! Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown took in the basketball game at Fountain City Monday evening Elmer! Hodgin is moving into the George Holl-! : ... 1. ,., ,,n e ..... 1 . i-.... 1-1 ; I street. BLOOMINGPORT, Ind. Mr. Gilvie Brown, principal of the Bloomingport school, sustained a badly sprained ankle playing "Blackman. He is useing crutches Mrs. Mac el Jeffries ; and baby. Fowler, returned home hat-1 unlay evening after spending several weeks in Richmond with Mrs. Orvil! Jennings and family Mrs. Eva Kin-
s-haw Glover attended the funeral of; day and Sunday with Mrs. Mary J. Timothy and Clover 5eea. 1-er aunt, Mrs. Lola Hinshaw. Saturday ; orubbs, of Huntsville Mr. and Mrs. Cloverseed is quoted per hundred pfternoon. Th funeral services 'ttill i Ernest Burg and daughter, spent Sat-' and not per bushel at Chicago, the prebe held at ihe homo. Rev. Elvin ,irday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tom 1 vailing prices being $15 to $22 as to Thornburg ofticiating Mr. and Mrs, jprav Mr and Mrs Rusell Gmbbs 1 k5rd and quality. Timothy seed is - - , visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carol Finer j quoted there at $4.50 to $6 25 per bunLEGAL NOTICE - and family, of Modoc. Saturday night, dred weight, against $2.90 per 4o-lb.
A l) M I N I ST R AT O JV S SALE or REAL ESTATE dersieneil Administrator of the estate of lOzra UU-ments deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Wayne County. Indiana, wil loff.i- for sale at public ihP ir.i'h tiav of 1-vi.ruarv. loi'i. at 2 o'clock p. in. the following des- rihed I'prtl Kttf in Kiiid Wavnrt C'ountv. Ill- . . .. ... ... - cliana. to-wit: ivti- tr.Di fer.t s v fil In. -lies 111 widtli of the entire oa:-it side of lo nnili riMi (11 nnil elTfV.fil'P t ti
feet six ts inches in width oif of the, d , , t inilpniaii Mr -ind ct.tire .,t side of lot number two UiLlX 'B; J"hnD l"' 1'
rerm: One-third cah, one-third in r.Un- 0) months and one-third in ,.lrl,t(.ot, i.-iontlK. from onto of sale. the deferred payments to he .- i lcnced i by the promissory notes of the. purchaser in usual hank form, hearing seven percent interest from date of sale anil secured by first mortgage on said j real estuie. or me purcnaser may pay i u.11 cash. l'IlNK A. CLEMENTS. Administrator. Benjamin F. Harris?. Attorney. Jan.l."-20-i;7-Fel.r.. LEGAL NOTICE State of Indiana Aayne county, ss: M.irv Sesi vs. Harvev Secfo. Wavne' Circuit court, januarv' term, 1921; No. j 19IU. Petition for'divorce. j lip it known, that on the 1st day of ,
j tiff, bv iii r a'tt'orr'iev. filed in the office ' finpd to her bed with a severe cold.. . . j of Hie Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court Mr. James Allen is slowly improving. , her petition against said defendant for j mj-b. Holl Hamilton supnt. Tuesday ! H said'lpiaintiif also filed with said 1 afternoon with Mrs. Ves Nicholson. .. . j complaint the affidavit of Anna Petry.'Mr. and Ml"S. Ie Burg are visiting , a disinterested person, showing that ,-elativps at Medford Mr. and Mrs.
t sain oeienaani is noi a rfMin-ni ui im State, and also her own affidavit s. rK that lur causes for divorce, asj stated in her said petition, are. cruel and inhumai treatment and failure to provide. ..1,1 .1.. ... V. , r 9 n l,A.f,K, ! notified ..f the fillnir and nenden.-v of such petition, and that unless he ap- ; p-ars and answers or demurs thereto. ion the culling ot said cause on tne isi ' day of April. 131. at the term of said Court which was begun aim neia at me Court House in the City of Kiclmiond, on the first Monday of January, l!'-'l. said cause will be heard and determined In his absence. Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal of said Court, at the City of KUhmond, this 1st dav of February. 1921. Ll.VL'S P. M E i:EL! Tt I, Clerk I.-i-cmI.- T Stravrr Attornev for I'lalnflff. ' Feb.3-10-17 FEED DEALERS chicken EE En--Scrati h feed, no grit, per 10u lbs. $2.iM; -rack coin, $-.0;.; ee; mash. $2.50 ; meat scraps, $ 1.40; bran. $2.15. Kubert Feed . o. Phone 349 . AUCTIONEER AUGTIONEERENG Farm sales a specialty HARRY RAMSEY REAL ESTATE GREEN & RAMSEY Hit tie I 1 dj Phon es J-' VTi. -BO H PUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK )ALE Sal arm GEORGE TAUBE WM. LANDWEHR
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C. A. Washier made a business trip to the county seat, Saturday afternoon. ....Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder werethe recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Davisson are the parents of a baby girl that arrived at their home in Bloomingport, Saturday morning Mrs. W. It. Hia-tt is il! Misses Nellie and Reba Anderson entertained Miss Ruth Newman at dinner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Helley Engle attended meeting at Cherry Grove. Sunday evening Rev. Daniel Hodgins, of Columbus, O., began a series of meetings here Monday evening Rev. Carl Tucker is engaged ' in a revival meeting at . Cherry Grove Rev. Johnnie Johnson's meeting is still in progress at Carlos. The meetings are gaining in Interest and several converts are reported Rev. Ola Johnpen returned home last week from Mrs. R. O. Thornburg and his mother made a business trip to Richmond, Saturday. CLARK'S STATION William HoiHngpr ud famUy entertained com nany Sunday Handy Riegle and winiam wi.tauenaea ueorge naners public sale last Wednesday.. .. .Several people of this community attended M. W. Davis's public sale last Wednesday W. H. Stump and sons finished stripping tobacco last week Charles Bollinger was in New Madison last Wednesday Mr. Stutz, of Arcanum, was through here buying tobacco last Saturday Elmer Pierce and son, of Dayton, were here last week looking after tobacco interests. ....Several people of this vicinity at-( tended the funeral of Pete Eley at New Madison last Wednesday. .IjPr0y Clark and family entertained coin - pany Sunday, J GREENSFORK, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grubba spent Friday, Saturj . ... Mr. Harry Boyd, of Ohio, came rupsaay evening to visit his parents ; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Boyd. Mr ind Mrs. Tom Gray entertained Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gruhbs. ...Mrs. Belle Pickett spent Monday i with Mrs. Alien Byrd Mrs. Craw- . ford, colored, died at the homp of her f .-. ,-. , ... c z n. e rwil, DC 11 V. 11 1UI U, 11U1111 Ul lllIl, Monday Mr and Mrs Rohprt I -MOHOHJ M I . aUQ JV1TS. KO'JPl I
iri .Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,ot Gamber entertained at dinner Sunday ;!Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ganiher. Mr.
, vircil Ocan and fainilv Mr i .... . , -m' MfUlIA fyt-liL lUfSUd) 111 lliuirtll- ' iipolis Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gunckel, I 0f Richmond, snent Sundav with Mr and Mrs. Florence Linderman Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tipton, and Mrs. Thppdoria Deetcr were guests of Mr. and Mi's. .lamps Jennings and daughter tJporgia. of Williamsburg, Sunday. Mrs. Mot-aba Bennett called on Mrs. Mahala Ridge, Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John Linderman, and Mrs. CharHe Burg spent Tuesday afternoon with M,.g T Gunckel Mrs. Zella . T . Pnny, of Indianapolis, is visiting at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas I r.amhov Mrs T4-t-t-v Pictioi- r-on- i Lavk Hoover entertained Sunday Mr. pnd Mrs. Alpheus Martindnle and .flatiehter of Cambridep Citv Mrs Miles Bradbury, Mrs. Lute Hatfield and Mrs. Elvin Benson spent Tuesday nt Ha.gerstow William Tpsgn .tnd Mrs. Pa night and Tuesday in Richmond HAMMOND GIRL MISSING: FATHER FEARS KIDNAPPING ; HAMMOND, Ind , Feb. 3. Fear was pxprpssed to police here by Fred Gill of Tollertown that his daughter Bernice. 16 years o'd. has been kidnapppd. ! 1 Since the dpath of her mother nine months ago th girl has bepn acting 1 a housekeeppr for the family. SIip i loft home to call on a cirl friend last j Sunday night and has not been seen i cSnpA ; lulMUDBOAT USED AS HEARSE
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hpavy are the roads near this city that it was necessary to transport thp body of Mack Piercp. a farmer, for half a mile on a mudboat. when the body was removed from the homp. six miles northwest of here, for burial. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Estate of Christian Schwenke. deceased. Notice is hereby given that the nn- ; uersipned has duly qualified in the' Wayne Circuit Court, as executor of! line last will and testament of Chrisi tian Schwenke. deceased, late of Wavne County. Indiana. Said estate is s'upposed to be solvent. ! GEORGE A. SCHWENKE. j Executor. I Bobbins, Tteller ,fc Bobbins, Attvs. I .I;u..27-Feb.:;-10. j LEGAL NOTICE j NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. in the matter of th estate of Thomps Ashby, deceased. In the Wavne Circuit Court, January term. 19L'l. Notice is hereby given that Luther I.eibold as administrator with the will annexed, of the estate of Thomas Ashby, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement Of Said fHt.lte an.l thai thu same will come up for examination and' action of said Circuit Court on 19th ca oi renruary. 19-1 at which time; en i-icuuiira o r legatees or sani state are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if anv there b. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. LUTHER LEI BOLD. Administrator. Benjamin F. Harris, Attorney. .Ian.27-Feb.3-10. MONEY TO LOAN r
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The' Farm
By WILLIAM Now" that the British government has glvn individual operators and grain firms permission to import wheat into Great Britain, there may bo, an increased demand from Liverpool and London. Here are a few grains of comfort for the hog raiser. A review of our hog markets during the past eleven years, published in the Market Reporter by the department of agriculture, tells us that "relatively high prices havo ordinarily followed a heavy crop of corn." This eleven year experience lends weight to the belief that within the nest six months, we are likely to see an upward swing in corn prices. This upward movement in corn should also be more pronounced than any ordinary downward movement in the price of hogs. As stated in thfs column last week a pretty good Chicago authority says: "I expect to see corn well up toward the dollar mark the coming summer." But, on the other hand, contrary to above view, is the fact that No. 2 mixed corn sold at Chicago at 63c on track. Tuesday, and at 56c at Omaha and Kansas City, with 54 and 55c the going prices for No. 3 mixed in the Missouri River markets. It i3 also a fact that May wheat, coin and oats made the low of the season at Chicago, on Monday. May wheat struck $1.48: May com 64V2. and May oats 41U at the low of the day. ivote tins compansuu. ; corn sola at i.-jo; ana iuay uma i 1 on the last of January; a year i aero. Wheat futures were not irau- ! ed in at that time, but the cash article was bringing ouc ana up, over iu days prices on track; as we recall bushel at Toledo, wnere clover is now "'"s . , , J, i- ----' ana at ll.u ior luaa-u unnuj. Hav and straw are highly specula tive articles at Chicago, where prices are apt to vary quite widely from day to day, depending on daily receipts, j Illinois prairip hay is now selling at from $11 to $13. with choicest south- ' . .. , . . .7 western topping the market at $17. , i iln.4on s,t"' w"R p mVv I The too figures on straw on Monday were : Rye straw, $h,; rats stra $14. I and wheat straw $13 for choice bright, I Sifln Rainfall Contract Thp Unitpd Agricultural association of Medicine Hat. Albprta. Canada, has just, signed a contract with "Rainmakpr" Hatfield for increased rainfall between May 1 and August 1 in that district. Hatfield is to be paid $4,000 an Inch, with a maximum of $8,000, for a fourinch rainfall. He is to be given credit for onlv one-half of the total rainfall, i however, the inference being that na ture deserves credit for 50 per cent on the precipitation. It would seem ihat Mr. Hatfield must have given some convincing demonstrations of his ability as a rainmaker to have secured such a contract. Winter Care of Poultry Animated nature lives in a sea or air. and it should be pure air, even in vr.nr nnnltrv housps at night. This means proper ventilation without and no smothery ntuttiness, wnicn ... . i i l ' saps the vitality or tne onus, icuuiw their output of eggs, and is the cause of much sickness. Liberal feeding is one thing, but to overfeed is another. Overfeeding I ing hens need exercisp. Thpy should j !be allowed to get hungry enough forj r. my iwn liptwppn mpals to I 1","" " B, in the littPr for Ilia. rr- i uciu i t-v i t fi wiicn rnnfinfl in winter ouarters, regardless of the dry mash kept constantly before them. Hunger is Henry Farm Officials I to Consider Legislation NEWCASTLE, Ind.. Feb. 3. The J Henry county farm bureau officials i will rnppt Saturday morning to coniAr important legislation o f interest will hold meetings by that time and voted on the matters to come before the county meeting, and their decisions will be presented then. Th tax problem is the most important of the questions. Farm Sale Calendar Thr enronl! calendar will be printed every Monday. Friday. Feb 4. D. H. Baker and sons; eight miles north of New Paris. Tuesday, Feb. 8. S. H. Kern, 6 miles north of Richmond, will hold a genpral farm sale on the Unthank farm adjoining Webster on the north. Alice Beeson on farm adjoining Jacksonburg on west miles north of Pennville. ( losing out sale, 10 a. m. Wednesday, Feb. 9. Olive M. Uatchfioid. ; even miles cast of Newcastle. Cleaning out sale, at 10 a. to. Ornpr Wolf on Ephraim Cates' farm, 1'4 miles west of Williamsburg. ClosifS Out sale, at 10 a. m. Thursday, Feb. 10. O. J. Oler. 7 miles northeast of New Paris; 4 miles northwest of Eldorado, t).; VI mile south of ankeetown church. Friday. February 11, W. It. Crawford 2 miles north of Richmond on Union Pike, general I clean-up fsIc MONEY TO LOAN -Total Cost $1.75. without removal.
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and Farmer R. SANBORN the beet of all stimulants to Induce exercise, but chickens do not exercise at oight. Be sure your fowls go to rcost with full crops. Supper is the moat Important meal of the day to the cooped-up family in the poultry house. When you wreck the old. Insanitary and outgrown chicken outfK-the coming summer, remember that a flock of 100 Leghorns needs 300 feet of floor space. If you keep Rocks, Wyandottes or other of the large breeds, make your "floor rpace 2hi o 4 feei per bird. This will provide plenty of space for litter and proper cxercl. o In shut-in winter days. A first-clas-, conveniently arranged chicken house is a mighty good invstment on any farm, and lumber is to be cheaper this year. FARMERS OF PREBLE ANNOUNCE MEETINGS EATON, O., Feb. 3. Two important meetings of Preble county farmers will be held Friday 5;nd Saturday, in Eaton. Delegates from all farm organizations in the county will meet In the court house FTiday to consider plans for the uniting of all organizations for work in the county. It is fplt that there is duplication now and that the associations working separately, are not able to do as much,-or as effective work as if they shouid co-operate. On Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m. officers and directors of the Preble County Farm bureau will conduct an executive session, at which an expression of the farmers stand on certain legislative matters will be given. Taxation problems will be the most important. ; I News of the Counties v ; - NEW HOPE. O The dwelling bouse of Lon Frame, with contents, burned last Thursday. Grandma Frame was rescued from the burning building by neighbors. . Mrs. Frame was in Richmond and Mr. Frame in Eaton at the time. LYNN. Tnd.. Feb. 3. An attempted robbery of the Loven shoe store at Fountain City was discovered Wednesday morning. The thieves gained entrance through a back window. The proprietor stated that so far 'he had been unable to determine the extent of his loss. New Auto Licenses Must Be Shown on Cars New 1921 automobile licenses must, be exhibited on automobiles from uow on, according to an announcement by Prospcutor Paul BeckPtt and Chief of Police Weneer, Thursday morning. ppople driving cars with 1920 plateon them wil! be picked up by police from now on, it is said. Thirty days is generally allowed at the beginning of each year for the securing of npw licenses and this time is. elapsed and the law will be enforced, they state. LIBRARIANS MEET EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Feb. 3. A dis trict meeting of the Indiana Library ! association will bp held in Evanvill" that will bring librarians hpre from many southern Indiana towns. William I. Hamilton, thp spcretary of the public library commission of Indiana, will be one of the speakers. A POPULAR APRON DRESS 3i& Pattern 340.8 is here portrayed It is cut in 4 Sizes: Small. 32-34; Medium, 36-3S; Large. 40-42; and Extra Large, 41-46 inches bust measure. The width at lower edge is 2 yards. A J Medium size will require 6 yards of 36 inch material. Gingham, cliainbrey, lawn, linen, percale, sateen, drill, a'paca and seersucker could bo used for this design. The model is made with reversible closing and may be finished with wrist length or elbow sleeves. It may be worn over a dress, but serves as well in place of a dress. Address City ft Size A pattern of tWs Illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents In silver or stamps. Address Pattern Department Palladium Patterns will be mailed to your address within one week- - LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OK APPOINTMENT -r State of Indiana. Wayne County'Bs: Estate of Joseph B. llolthousa, deceased. V - , Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has hrcn appointed by Kth Wayne Circuit Court, executrix of .the estate of Joseph B. Holthouae. deceased, late of Wayne County. Indiana. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. -- FBANCES HOLTHOUSE. Executrix. Frank T. Rtraycr, Atty. Feb.3-10-17.
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