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AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale 11 OAKLAND Sedan, 1920; new paint. extra good condition; price Is right. Chenoweth Auto Co.. 1107 Main St. PAIGE Touring. In good condition 7a bargain $475. K. W. Stelnhart Co., 10th and Sailor St. L'SKD CARS For Bale; one 19.0 5-pass. . Nash; 1 Overland truck; 1 Dayton Computing pcale; 1 National cash register. Call 501 N'. 16th St. Motorcycles and Bicycles 12 MOTORCYCLE Harley Davidson twin motorcycle; for sale. Call Ballinger Machine Sliop. Phone 315. Auto Accessories 14 ALCOHOL 75c PER GALLON. TRUCK AND AUTO REPAIRING. T. A. ROB1SON. 17 S. 6TH. PHONE 1039. BENNETTS' TIRE STORE For Federal tires." White Rose gasoline, Kn-Ar-Co motor oil. Cooper batteries. 'Home of Quality and Service." 1512 Main St. Phone 2444. Service Stations Repairing 15 CENTRAL AUTO REPAIR SHOP Painting, trimming, door and windshield glass; mechanical repairing. N. 12th & B. Phone 2453. K-7. SPRINGS Put them on the Ford; make it run like a big car. Bailey BrosGarage. Rear Postoffice. VULCANIZING Now is the time to look your tires over for Bpring. Let us assist you. XXth Century Tire and Uepair Co., 409 Main street Ph. 6108. Auto Livery Garages 16 GARAGE For rent; for small car; in good location. 28 North Thirteenth St. Phone 1518. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services Offered 18 ELECTRIC WIRING Of all kinds; complete line of fixtures. Service Electric Co., 316 Main St. PLATING Silverware, auto headlights, mirrors, re-silvered. Ihman Plating Works. 209 W. Main St. Phone 2758. WASHINGS Wanted. 300 Rlch( Ave. Heating and Plumbing 20 MARSHALL (Wolverine) furnace: office and salesrooms 17 N. 7th. Phone 2259. Opp. Coliseum. E. J. Knapp. TILLERY CLOCKS Draf tregulation for furnace or boiler. See Geo. E. Meerhoff. 123 S. 10th. Phone 6247. Millinery Dressmaking 22 II EMSTITCHINC Buttons covered. machine buton holes, floss stitching. braldlng.Papenport Co. 64 S.12.Ph.l786 Moving, Trucking, Storage 23 BAGGAGE TRANSFER Merchant's delivery. Clarence Erbs. Quigley's drug store. 8th and Main. Phone 1244. PRAYING Moving, trucking, long 2hauls a specialty; get my prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Hilling Ph. 4302. HAULING Forest Monger for local and long distance hauling. Furniture crated, stored or shipped. 519 North D St. Office Phone 2528. MERCHANT DELIVERY Hauling of all kinds. John Graf. Rapp Store. Phone 1055. Res. Phone 6008. MERCHANT Delivery, moving, local & long hauls. Household storage. Goehner, Feltman Cigar Store. Ph2039-4363. MOVING-AND-STORAGE Local and long distance moving of household goods. Richmond Storage Company, crating and storage. Rear 19 S. 11th St. Phones 2228-1566. W. G. Baker, manager. 5HIPLETT & MAGTLL Trucking serv- , ice. We haul anything, anytime, any , place; prompt and efficient service. Phone 1469. Residence Phone 4124. Repairing 23 ELECTRICAL If It's anything electrical, see the Chase Electric Co., cor. 6th and Main. 2d floor. Phone 6034. rpen evenings. 7:30 to 9:30. EMPLOYMENT 1J al n A-n J Cm-it 32 LADY Young; wanted; with off! cxpcrMncc. Apply Jenkin's Vulc Spring Co. ce lean Help Wanted Male 33 FARM HAND Married man small family, work by month on farm; house, garden and fuel furnished. letter of reference from your last employer for 3 years past must accompany your answer or you will not he considered. Box C-3047, care of Palladium. MAN Dependable man year 'round to take orders for high class ornamental trees, roses, shrubs, etc. No delivering, commission weekly. Herrick Nursery Co.. Rochester, New York. PRINTERS WANTED Compositors anil machine operators. permanent positions now open in commercial hnps of South Bend, Indiana. Open shop conditions; 48-hour week. At least two references required. Address Kmploving Printers of South Bend. P. O. Box 902, South Bend, Indiana. Help Wanted Female 32 NURSES TRAINING Enter accredited training school and hospital. (Jet degree of It. N. Begin .Innuary. Idal rmdit ions. Pav while learning. For information write Supt. of Nurses. Lake View Hospital. 4120 Clarendon Ave., Chicago. Help Male or Female 34 P( IKITIOXS Government: open; menwomen. Examinations, tins locality set for Feb. 4th. Those desiring appointment write at once to T. McCaffertv, St. Louis, Mo. Salesmen and Agents 35 ;i;NTS Why don't you sell rich, black land? Iow prices. Easy terms. Big commission. H. G. Geer jfc Co.. Dept. C, West Palm Beach. Fla. AGKNTS"- Ma ke $72.00 a week by selling 4 average Creseo Raincoats a dav. Outfit free. No delivering. ImprovedIf g. Co . ,De pt .2 2 9. Ashl a n d , O. AGENTS and demonstrators. Presto Magic Silver cleaner, something new, sells on sight 100 profit. Sample '.".. Presto Sjpecialty Co., Ft Wayne, Ind. GENTS Sales agents can make $10 to $15 a day selling Cresco Newleathcr Shopping Bags and Waterproof Aprons Improved Mfg. Co., Dept. 22S, AshlandOhlo. tJENTS Making up to $20 daily selling the 3-in-l combination, ladies' handbag, change purse and parcel carrier. Write Bill Brown, 22 W. Jackson. Chicago. XGENTS Make $15 day selling new ironing board cover. Sells at sight. You make 75c each sale. Send $1 for sample. Belrnonte Mfg. Co., 3035 No. Rac I n eA ye..Ch icago. AGENTS Stop kicking about no work. Sell Wonder Gas Savers. for gas toves. GooJ commissions. Really want work? Then write Wonder Mfg. Co.. Des Moines. Iowa. AGENTS Make$:.0 to $100 week selling Mireale Washing Compound. Sells on sight. Enormous repeater. For particulars write Columbia Products Co., Columbia City. Ind. ..AGENTS $100 to $300 monthly disJtributing coffee: spare or full time. Guaranteed quality; sells less than retail. Experience unnecessary. Goldman Co., 340 River St., Chicago. AGENTS Crew managers; make $1,000 monthly; high grade combination shopping bag; immense profits: factory prices: free circular. Pelletier Mfg. Co., 117 N- Dearborn, Chicago.

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Salesmen and Agents 35 AGENTS Your opportunity to be independent and prosperous. Become our special representative, sell goods in constant demand. Particulars free. The Bacorn Company, Elmira, N. Y. AGENTS 90c an hour to advertise and distribute samples to consumer. Write quick for territory and particulars. Albert Mills. Gen. Mgr., 5619 AmericanBldjr.,jCinclnnati, Ohio. AGENTS Producing tailoring agents wanted. Men's made to order clothing, (Union made). Beautiful materials; lowest prices. New spring Swatch line ready. Leeds Woolen Mills, Chicago. AGENTS No dull times selling food. People must eat. Federal distributors make big profits. $3,000 yearly and up. No capital or experience needed. Guaranteed sales, unsold goods can be .returned. Your name on products builds your own business repeat orders sure. Exclusive territory. Write reaereu rure frooa CO., Chicago. SALESMEN Easy to sell groceries, paints, automobile oils, roofing, stock food to consumers from samples, no capital or experience necessary, steady, profitable work; commissions advanced. Satisfaction guaranteed; .49 years in business. Write for full particulars. Loverin & Browne Co., Wholesale Grocers, 1843, So. State St. Chicago, 111. Situations Wanted Male 37 BOY 15 years old. willing and dependable; desires position or work after school hours and Saturdays. Horace Webb, 126 S. 12th St. Phone 4265. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Operate: new marvelous money-making plan; clean, legitimate; spare time; mail order business; requires only small capital to start: no experience necessary. Write for particulars. Address Sam Hunter Supply Co., 619" North 5th St.. Ironton, Ohio. INSTRUCTION Correspondence Courses 42 DETECTIVE Be a detective. $30-$100 weekly: travel over world; experience unnecessary. American Detective Agency, 809 Lucas, St. Louis. ELECTRICAL BOOKSFree. Tells how to earn $12 to $30 a day. You can learn electricity at home and earn as you learn. Write today. Chief Engineer, 2144 Lawrence, Chicago. MAIL CLERKS U. S. government positions pay $92-$192 month. Steady. No layoffs. No strikes. Sure pay. Short hours. Pleasant work. Paid vacation. Common education sufficient. Men-women over 17 eligible. List positions obtainable free. Write today sure. Franklin Institute, Dept. 93D, Rochester, N. Y. MEN Wanted for detective work. Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former government detective, St. Louis. MEN Wanted to qualify for foremen, brakemen. experience unnecessary. Transportation furnished. Write W. Boggess, St. Louis. MEN Age 17 to 55, experience unnecessary. Travel: make secret investigations, reports. Salaries; expenses. American Foreign Detective Agency, 263 St. Louis. Musical, Dancing, Dramatic 44 CLARINET AND SAXOPHONE Lessons given; also reed instruments repaired Paul Krlng. 925 N. 10th St. VIOLIN PUPILS Instead of making a mistake by a test, come where you are sure of getting the best. The Salmon Violin Schools, 218 K. of P. Bldg. LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Pets 47 SCOTCH COLLIE PUP For sale. Will sacrifice because of leaving city. Inquire 106 So. 12th St Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 43 COWS Two fresh Holstein cows for sale. Inquire at the Starr Piano Farm or Phone 54793. HORSES Two; 5 and 10 years old; 2 two-horse wagons, one almost new. 230 Linden Ave. Poultry and Supplies j9 COCKERELS 2 fa ncy White Leghorn cockerels. Lemon's Greenhouse. Call Phone 41 74. COCKERELS Barred Rock: for sale. Frank Foy strain. 1008 South J street. RHODE ISLAND RED 12 pullets; 3 cockerels, fine stock; for sale. Foster 21 South 23rd St. POULTRY RAISERS We buy fresh eggs, any quantity. Write stating price and how many dozen you can ship weekly. A. Bisek, 1132 Milwaukee Ave.. Chicago. 111. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 51 CAGES Hanging and breeding; for sale. 216 South Thirteenth street. Phone 6190. MEN Do you smoke? Introduction: Will send 100 mild cigars at $3.50. Surprising value. Other brands. Order today. S. Josrdsma, 9058 Yale Ave., Chicago, Til. Farm and Dairy Products 55 KIRCH ER MILK Can't be equalled: our wagon passes your house; if you want us to stop. Phone 4096. Fuel and Feed 56 BEECH BLOCK WOOD For sale: good wood; $3.25 cord. Call Phone WOOlVKpst sugar and beech wood at $3.25 per cord. Call Phone 1078. Good Things to Eat 57 GROCERIES I have been appointed agent for the E. C. Harley Co. wholesale groceries, selling direct to the consumer. Call me up it I don't see I you. J. W. Lamb, 130 S. W. 9th St. rhone 47SX Household Goods b9 FEATHER BED For sale; In good condition: weight 23 lbs. 130 S. W. !th St. or Phone 4783. FUnMTUnEBuy U from the most complete new and used furniture in eastern Indiana. We will exilian ge vour old furniture for new and save vou monev. Townsend's. 35-37 S. 6th. Phone 1296. Next to Whelan's. PIANO-Victrola7'iibrary table, desk, chairs, iron safe, rugs, refrigerator, kitchen tables, sanitary cot. chifforrtte. silk gloss mattress, old walnut dresser. 1322 Main. STOVE Laurel soft coal burner; good condition. 413 Chestnut St. WE BUT AND SELL used furniture and stoves. Home Supply Co., 181 Ft Wayne Ave. Phone 1862 Jewelry and Watches 60 WATCHES AND SPECTACLES For hargainin watches and high-grade spectacles, call at C E. Keever's Watch Shop. 7 South Eleventh St. Musical Instruments 62 CLARINETS A and B flat; with case; for sale, at a bargain. Call Phone 1241. RECORDS You can save 1-3 at our exchange. Why pay more? We buy, sell and exchange. Miller Harness Store. 827 Main St Specials at the Stores 64 BARRELS Empty lard barrels, good for packing meat: empty boxes, all sizes. RichmondBakingCo. BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES Special at $1.85 per pair, Main Street Shop, 326 CUT GLASS 10 to 20" discount on all cut glass. Lawall, jeweler and optometrist 607 Main St. DRESS SHOES New. Exceptional bargains at prices from $1.85 to $1.85. Main Street Shoe Shop, 326 Main St.

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YOU CAN'T GET AWAY FROM THEM Maybe. you think you're getting along -without ever coming m contact with the Palladium's classified ads. Well's maybe you are and then, maybe you're surrounded by them all the time! Remember -when you went out to your friends' for dinner the other evening their cook had been engaged through a Palladium Help Wanted ad a few days before. How about your grocer, two blocks down the street doesn't he deliver your provisions every day in a little truck that he bought through a Palladium Automobile ad? Didn't one of your friends recover a lost watch not long ago? Didn't another one just pick up some unusual bargains in antique furniture through the Palladium's Merchandise columns? Look around you any day, anywhere and you'll find that you're never far from the universal service of Palladium classified ads. Maybe there's a hint in this for you to start reading the ads in the classified section today. And when you want to use one of your on, call 2S34 or 2S72 and ask for an ad taker.

MERCHANDISE Specials at the Stores 64 FURNITURE We buy and sell used furniture and stoves. J. H. Schell, 817 N. E St. Phone 2082. GROCERIES Up-to-date new stock; we deliver. Sharp Checkered Front grocery. 1102 Sheridan St. Ph. 3287. HUNTING BOOTS New high top hunting boots, $5.75; Main Street Shop, 326 Main St. Wearing Apparel 65 ARMY SHOES Second-hand army shoes, special bargain at $1.75. Main Street Shoe Shop, 326 Main St. MUNSON LAST SHOES A special lot of new shoes at olny $3.25 per pair. Main street Shoe Shop, 326 Main St. SUIT OR OVERCOAT $23.50. Made to measure by the A. Nash Co. Mr. R. Marsh will wait on customers every Wednesday, 5 to 8 p. m. and Saturday, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. - 921 Main St. Wanted To Buy 66 DESK Wanted, roll top office desk and 1920 or 1921 Dodge roadster or coupe. Address Box B-2094 care of Palladium. RAW FURS Wanted: highest market price and liberal grading. 640 N. 10. Ed Burns. RIFLE 32 calibre repeating; wanted to buy; must be good and cheap. Call Phone 1685. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms Without Board 68 ELEVENTH ST., N. 404 Bed room and bath; for rent, to gentleman TWELFTH !T.. S. 223 Three rooms furnished -ith bath; for rent. Inquire Phone 2091 TWELFTH ST., S. 207 Modern rooms for rent; furnished for gentlemen; references Call Phone 6209. OCCUPANTS Wanted; for beautiful modern room downtown. Box K-11037 care of Palladium. ROOMS For rent; furnished for gentlemen; references. Call Phone 6209. ROOMS$12.50 for 3 unfurnished. 513 N. D.; $14 for 4 unfurnished. 701 S. 6th. Phone 2S54. Rooms for Housekeeping C9 ELEVENTH ST.. N. 219 Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping; also sleeping rooms, RIDGE ST., 1232 Cheap furnished housekeeping rooms: 3-room flat. $3.50; two rooms, $3 weekly. Ph. 2686. ROOMS Unfurnished for rent. 240 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1901k ROOMS Light housekeeping, ideal location; good neighborhood. Call Phone 4891. ROOMS Four large furnished and hall. Near Main St. Inquire 240 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1905. ROOM For rent; nice cheerful housekeeping room furnished: 1st floor, llo S. 10th St. We only want clean, moral working people. Inquire 101 No. 9th St. John N. Koll, mgr. Wanted Rooms, Board 73 ROOMS WANTED Three modern unfurnished rooms wanted by two elderly ladies, can give references. Phone 1888. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments and Flats 74 APARTMENT Furnished 4-room lower apartment. Phone 2416. Mrs. Phillip Schneider. Houses For Rent 77 HOUSE Five rooms, furnished. for rent. Phone 3352 or call No. 3 Laurel St. HOUSE Five room; with rent; good location. Call 13th St. bath, for 404 North HOUSE For rent; a seven-room modern house; centrally located. Box 1-9143 care oi .fauaaium HOUSE Five room-; modern except furnace; for rent; for man and wife onlv. can a-w i. -om , HOUSE 8 rooms with bath, for rent; also garage. 515 Lincoln St; $35 per month. References. Call 20S S. 14 St. Wanted To Rent 81 APARTMENT Centrally located; modern heated apartment. All conven iences, rnone lioo 5 -ROOM HOUSE Modern; or will buy on easv payment plan. Call Phone 3301 FARM Want to rent small farm; 10 or 20 acres; cash rent. Box C-3049, care Palladium. FARMER Experienced; young; wants to rent SO or 100-acre farm: 10 miles Richmond. Write Box L12016, care Palladium. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farms and Land For Sale 83 4 ACRES Good six-room house and barn; see tnis lr you want a nice countrv home. See Burdsall & Willett. -TlO'i Main St Phone 1481-3271-3293. 40 ACRES Of level land, near traction, well tiled, well fenced, buildings good, but the house small: between Eaton and Richmond. J. W. Horine, Eaton, Ohio. 80 ACRES Grandest farm bargain; 80 acres, level to rolling rich land; extra fine 7-room frame house, with water in house; fine cellar, fine frame barn, granary and poultry house; all buildings painted; 20 acres wheat; nrice only $4,500 ;possession any time lot tiled; creek bottom land; send for catalogue. J. J. Westrick, Sunman, Ind. FARMS For real estate see A. M. Robert s Rlchmo n d , Mjyumjin. POULTRY FARM In the city; 26 acres gently rolling; modern 7-room frame house; barn and poultry houses; fine yard and shrubbery; $6,000 cash. J. J. Westrick,- Sunman, Ind. WISCONSIN FARMS Landology, free, special number just out. containing many facts of clover land in Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a home or 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 SkidmoreRiehle Land Co., 406 Skidmore-Riehle Bldg.. Marinette. Wis. Houses For Sale 84 FIVE-ROOM Modern, small lot: priced right for quick sale. See Burdsall & Willett. 710 Main St Phone 1481-3271-3293.'

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses For Sale 84 NINTH ST., S. 605 Modern home; on paved street: garage; a bargain. Henry J. Duning. HOMES Of all kinds. See me before buying. Warren T. Newkirk, 337 Co. lonial Bldg. Phone 2310. HOUSE For sale, by owner, 5 rooms with furnace; in good location. Call Phone 3608. HOUSE.1? Over 30 listed for sale, with .eever Keal Kstate Co. Office 7 S. 11th. Phone 1641 or 2169. HOUSES 6 rooms, 50-ft. front, on far line, new paint, good repairs; $2,500. vjuuu muaem uricK, central; two good double. 100 acres, price. Arthur Brooks. PROPERTIES For sale, three city properties by owner. See 901 Richmond Ave. Phone 4914. REAL ESTATE Insurance, loans and surety bonds. Bradbury & Bailey, 202204 Colonial Bldg. Phone 1956. RICHMOND PROPERTY A specialty. Porterfield, Union Bank Bldg. Elevator. 9th St. entrance. Phone 1965. Suburban For Sale 87 SUBURBAN 2 acres; good house and barn; well located: bargain for quick sale; terms. Burdsall & Willett Co., 710. Main St Phone 1481-3271-3293. Real Estate For Exchange 83 80 ACRES We have a Preble Co. 80larju io exenange ior a garage in Richmond, Ind. Horine & Frank, Eaton, Ohio. FIVE APARTMENTS In Cincinnati, bringing in good income on $30,000; will trade for clear farm. Write Box B-2092 care Palladium. Wanted Real Estate 89 FARM Wanted to hear from owner of a farm for sale, give lowest price, and full particulars. L. Jones. Box 267, Olney, 111. AUCTIONS LEGALS Legal Notices 91 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE wi i , .Knea executor of the last l?Ji.. testament of Louisa K. Holtfhtt .e;ease2. hereby gives notice r-irV y,lrtu? ,f an order of the Wayne Circuit Court, he will sell, at private sale on the 20th day of January, 1922 at 30 f) r Al lr a T1 a I. l - - , " - " hi', itivv unices of Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher, In the .,o iiusL i u. tsunaing, Kichmond, Indiana, and from dav to dav thereafter until enu v. n J , . ov,! luat i.ri tain parcel of real estate in Wayne County, lnv.. v,i which saia aeceaent died the owner, the same being more particularly described as follows: uItTT?!umb('r, fifteen 15) in Williani Wiggins' Addition to the City of Richmond. Indiana, being also known as premises 223 South 6th Street, in said City of Richmond. Indiana. snhtlft0 saAd rea1 pstat w1 be made ? the approval of said court .-!, .i10 J"', l?a'i '. appraised . . , .Ui, i,,,u upon tne lo iowine terms and conditions: thiS Vlsh in hand- or at least onen, l thi Khf purthase money in cash ana the balance in two equal installments, payable in nine and eighteen months after the day of sale, the deferred payments to be evidenced bv notes of the purchaser given to the executor, bearing seven percent interest from the date of sae, waivin"rJlaf.f7p?ovVid!rgti0anttoTndeyaPPfeeS?eS will be made subject to rights of pres..v tetania, ana iree ana clear of all taxes' "eS and lienS' excePting Dated Januarv 7th, 192'' GEORGE HERMAN REHLING. , , , Executor. Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher, Attys. ADMINISTRATRIX'S SAIEOFRE L ESTATE The undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Thomas C. Taylor, deceased, hereby gives notice that, by virtue ?Mi0r?er .and decree of the Wayne ht7atrixCoVrLiHhe Wiy- a? the admin" lstratrix of said decedent's estate, ofitnr at Pr'yat sale, at the law office of Henry U. Johnson, No. 217. x5u,ldine,n the City of Rich-T,?d;!,,Yayn-e; County. Indiana on lue&day, the th day of February 19"' between the hours of 1 o'clock and 4 o clock p. m. of said day, the following described real estate, to-wit: A part of lot Twenty-Six (26). In Jonathan Roberts addition to the Citv of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of said lot; running thence East One Hundred (100) feet; thence North fifty (n0) feet to the North line of ?aA"iL l0,t: thence West One Hundred (100) feet to the Northwest corner thereof; thence South Fifty (50) feet to the place of beginning. Also, the following described real estate, towlt: The South half of lot Number Thirty-Two (32). in that part of the city of Richmond, Wayne Countv, Indiana, laid out by Jonathan Roberts Said real estate to be sold free of the interest therein of the widow of decedent to a life estate in the undivided One-third thereof, but said first above described piece of real estate to be sold subject to her right to occupy the first or lower story of the two-story dwelling house, situated thereon, together with the surrounding yard to said dwelling house, free of rent, until the 7th day of September, 1922. And said second above described piece of real estate to be sold subject to the right of the tenant of the same to occupy it, paying rent, until the 14th day of July, 1922. Said real estate to be sold free of the taxes for the vear 1921. and for not less than its appraised value, and said second above described piece thereof to be first sold and no more of said real estate to he sold than is necessary to pay the debts and liabilities of decedent's estate and the said interest of his said- widow therein. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash in hand, one-third in nine, and one-third in eighteen months from the day of sale, the purchaser to execute his promissary notes for the said deferred payments, payable to the order of the urfdersigned at some bank in the state of Indiana; waiving valuation and appraisement laws, providing for attornevs fees, and drawing interest at the rate of six percent Interest from date, and to secure said notes by his mortgage upon the real estate purchased, and by insuring the buildings upon the same In some reliable insurance company in a sum sufficient for such purpose, with loss payable to the undersigned as her Interest appears and deliver the Insurance policy to her. . Such sale to be made subject to the approval of said court The purchaser may pay all the purchase money down in cash, if desired. LULU B. TAYLOR. Administratrix.

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Legal Notices 91 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES' REPORT me j-avisory soara or isoston Township, Wayne County, Indiana, January, 1922. .Receipts. Jan. 22, W. H. Brooks, commission phool fund ints't., $563.02; Jan. 29, ! -. incrs oiaie lianK, mst. tor ucc, $3.20; Feb. 11, Farmers' State Bank, inst for January, $4.74; Feb. 23. G. W. Hensley, loan to special school fund, $1,800:: March 23, Farmers' State Bank, loan 30 days special, $1,500; April 25, Kelly & Keck, insurance on school No. 6. $1,550; April 2, Farmers' State Bank, interest for March. $3.30; April 8. W. H. Brooks, aud., advance on tuition fund. $1,500; W. H. Brooks, aud advance on special fund, $500; Farmers State Bank, interest, $2.74; April 30. Farmers' State Bank, loan to special school, $300; May 3, Farmers' State Bank. Interest for April, $4.20; May 21, Jr- Overholsher, dog tax collected, o63; June 23, Farmers' State Bank, interest for June, $6.48; June 25. Farmers state' Bank, delinquent dog tax, i Hi ?Une 29, w- IL Brooks .aud., distribution June twp. fund, $1,176.03; W. 7,';rri-ks' aud- distribution June road tV, ' D-266-51; W. H. Brooks, aud., dist. Farmed'1!?1. fund- M38.75; July 6, Julv 2fi STlute. Bank.int. for June,$4.95; Jf 26-John Stout, transfers from Har-S,lffP-. $310.30; July 28, W. H. fax s Aq Qk' CouS school surplus dog inwif V?6:ArUgr- 6- Farmers' State Ban ri?' forJuly. $21.53; Sept. 7. Farra Sis ni. interest for Aug.. for Sen? ctj. Farmers' 'State Bank, int. Rank '1 i3 5L: Nov- Farmers' State rv JstPJ' f?.r ,ct" 8-65 Dec- 5' Farm--H', T' & brooks, aud., dist twp fund, $1,069.98; W. H. Brooks, aud. a fi" a? fund- 5-K; W. H. Brooks, aud., dist special fund, $4,043.92; W. $5,388.27. a'SL tuition fund, Disbursement. ii?n" GS- W. Hensley, salary adIvSr5Krd' .5;- W- Bennett, salary advJ-?ry hoard, $5; Winfield Smelser. aavsory board, $5; Winfield fft1 25c' ?-2.5; Jan- Silas Minner, ditching road, $20; Jan. 13, S. G. Smelser, M. D.. ex. chlM-r lief XT- a na. 1 i-4rL-ter Davis, janitor work No l-10'bi L- O. Medsker, principle h. s. i-d; Jan. 17, ank Brandley, work on 1 V Jan. 26, F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $125; Joseph Outland, teach. P;.8- 150; Ruby Madearis, teach, h. s., $lo0; Bess Doty, teach. 4. 5, 6, h. s., ,Lvd'a Austin, teach, primary, l-o; Bonnie Carman. teach M 1 $110; Florence Gunn, teach. No. 4, $110; I he'ma Cogshall, teach. No. 6. $100; -.i.c iidiuson, teacn. iso. a, $100; Mary lain, substitute No. 5, $100; Jan. 27, Cap Davis, work at No. 1 and 6, $7; Jan. 29, A. B. Parks, service as trustee, $50; Voon.d Nat-J- Bank, int. on bonds, $233.8b; Feb. 2, Phillip Gates, supervising music, ail schools, $30; Feb. 3. A. J. Schuni, Agt, ex. on grate, $1.22; Feb. 4, Richard Duvall, driving hack, gas, oil and repairs, Jan., $135.82; Feb. 5. Harold Ketron, janitor No. 2, $4; T. W. Druley. tuning piano, $3; Feb. 9. Heralds Dills, janitor h. s., $100; Feb. 10, Herald Ketron, Janitor No. 2, $1.40; Feb. 11, Geo. Clark, hauling coal No. 5, $2.50; T. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $125; Farmers' State Bank, draft to Smith Heating Co., $5.51: Feb. 15, Liberty Light and Power Co., current at h. s., $21.36; Hackman-Klehfoth, sewer tile, $13.46; Feb. 19. E. R Hudelston, work on sewer, $3.50; Feb. 23, Olive Harrison, teaching No. 3, $100; Thelma Cogshall, teach. No. 6, $100; Florence Gunn, teach. No. 4. $110; Mary Cain, substitute No. 5, $75: T. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $125; J. W. Outland, teach. 7, 8, h. s.. $150; Ruby Madearis, teach, h. s., $150; Bess Doty, teach. 4. 5, 6, h. s., $125; Lydia Austin, teach, primary, $125; Bonnie Carman, teach.. No. 1, $110. March 1, Richard Duvall. driving hack. oil. gas. and repairs, Feb., $135; March 2. C. M. Parks, license for school hack. $10.25; March 3, W. II. Brooks, surplus dog tax, $274: March 4. Farmers' State Bank, draft to Blind Inst for brooms, $10; Farmers' State Bank, draft to Foos Engine Co., $6.57; Ralph Duke, janitor No. 5, $8; March 7, Lucile Carney, teaching music, $35: Francis Stanley, hauling coal h. s.. $11.78; Guy Gerton, work on engine and stoves, $11.75; March 8, Clara Beard, stamps. $1; March 11. J. M. Rife, poultry ki.1 by dogs. $15; March 18, H. S. Dumfc Co., payment on picture machine, $25; March 19. Herald Dils. janitor h. s.. $50: March 22. W. J. Faucet t, grading Beeson road, $20: March 23, Marv Cain, sub. teacher No. 5 institute. $35; Bertha Nixon, teach. No. 5. $90; Thelma Cogshall .teach. No. 6. $100: Olive Harrison. teach. No. 3. $100; Florence Gunn. teach. No. 4. $120; Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1. $120: Bess Doty, teach. 4, 5, 6, h. s., $125; Lydia Anstill. teach. primary, $125: F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $250: J. W. Outland. teach. 7. 8, $150; Ruby Medearis, teach, h. s., $150. .nAprjL1 Jhn Statzer, janitor No. 6. J - : Guv G. Gerton. wnrb of c $2; April 2, Richard Duvall, driving hack, oil, gas and repairs, March $107.28: April 4. Lucile Carnev. teach' music. $28: April 5, Home Tel. Co.. rent No. 35. $7.75: S. H. Benham, Smith work on grader$2.R0; Kellev Sr Keck, insurance on h. e.. $262.50: April 18. Farmers' State Bank. Note( $1,500. ints't. 26 davs Ji.bSt; April 21. Olive Hirrlsnn foar-h No. 3. $100: Florence Gunn. teach. Nn' 4. $100; Behtra Nixon, teach. No. 5 $120; Thelma Cogshall, teach. No. 6, $100; Bess Doty, teach. 4, 5. 6. h. s $125: Lydia Austin, teach. 1. a a. is. Ruby Medearis. teach, h. s., $150: Jo seph Outland. teach. 7. 8, h. s., $150: F. O. Medsker. principle b. s sn' Olive Harrison, institute, $35; Florence Gunn, instiute and janitor, $73.25; Rerina iNixon, institute and Janitor, $48; Thelma CogMhall. institute and janitor. $36; J. W. Outland. institute. $52.50; Ruby Maderias .institute. $52.50: Bess Doty, institute, $43.75; F. O. Medsker, Institute, $87.50: Lydia Austin, institute.. $37.50; Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1. $100; Bonnie Carman. institute, $38.50; April 25. Mrs. P.obt. Holder, janitor No. 2. $10; April 29. Lester Davis, janitor No. 1, $16; Richard Duvall. driving hack, oil. gas and repairs April, $95; April 30. W. .Max. Shaffer, baccaluerate sermon, $10. May 2. Herald Dils. janitor h s $100; May 3. Guv Gerton. taking entimeration, $28: May 4. Albert Stump, commencement address, $30- W R AVilliams, music. $27; Mav 9, W j' Faucett. grading Beeson road. 20- Lucile Carney, teach, music. $21: Glenn Heinbaugh. janitor No. 3, $18.23. June 4. John Yingst, grading road, $31.50; June 14 W. H. Dum Co.. payment on picture machine, $101.75: June 17, John Yingst. hauling gravel 1 H days, $7.50: June 23. W. L. Mae-aw T tiead lambs. 5 sheen killed. $S0: June 29. G. W. Henslev. note $1,800. interest $42, t.R42: S. D. Kisrer & Co. road grader, $176; Fred Lemon, flowers commencement, $3: Liberty Lilrht Co., current, h. s., $9.36; D. H. Gohle. office books. $11.09: G. H. Knollenberg, ribbons for class colors. $7.48; C. M. John, clerk, transfers to Jackson twp.. $180; J. M. Coe. printer, commencement programs. $27.28; Bartel & Rohe. school supplies. $151.29: A. F. Nelson, supplies for h. s., $53.18: Farmers' Natl. Grain, balance on coal. $305 91: Hackman-Klehfoth, sewer tile, $25.92; Lawrence Handley. transfers to Rich. h. s., $200.04: Clara Beard, stamps. $1; Farmers' Nat'l. Bank, note and int., $303.56; Kiger & Co.. sewer pipe. $30.80: Estella Harmon, domestic science sunt... $132; Phillip Gates, music. $105; J. O. Edsrerton, transfers to Wayne twp., $160; Boston Lumber Co.. lumber for shed, l8i.9o; Guy Gerton, work at No. 6,' $ .03. July 6, Rich. Tel. Co.. rent of phones, 35 h. s., $9.80: July 21. Wm. McCov, work on engine h. s., $12; July 23. A. J. Schman Agt. freierht, $.52: Samuel Glunt. 1 sheep killed, 1 injured, $14; July 30. John Yeugot. haulinar gravel. oars, i.ou; tecona isatl. Bank, bonds and interest. $1,233.86. Aug. 4. L. M. Gibson, hauling coal, $31.75: Aug. 6. Guy Gerton. painting and repairing buildings. $96.25: James MrMurray, mowing school yard. $12.50; James McMurrav, grading Kitchel rd.. $26; Aug. 9, W. J. Faucett. grading Beeson road, $16; Aug. 13, Rich. Gravel Co., 140 ton gravel. 65c: 140 to freight 80c, $197; Maurice Polaet, hauling gravel and grading, $27.50: Aug. 20. John Yingst, hauling gravel 5 days, $25: Guy Gerton, painting, repairing and cleaning schools, $128: Farmer's Natl. Gr. Assn., 1 car of coal. 91.300 lbs., $342.38; Aug. 22, James McMurrav. haul, gravel, 10 days. $50: Aug. 24. Standard Oil Co., floor oil, 314 gal.. S5c. $10: Aug. 27, Simon Atwell. hauling gravel. 2 davs. $31.94; Ben Bennett hauling gravel. 10 days. $50; Geo. Cummins. shoveling? gravel, 10 days. $30; Ben Bennett, shov-

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Legal Notices Continued 91 jeling gravel. 10 days, $31.50; Aug. 29 Jimon Atwell, hauling gravel. 3 davs, la; John Sta tzer, hauling gravel 9 A days. $47.50- .Tee.- Pnnlr k,,i .... T 6ida7s- 30: Bruce Herbert, haul, gravel. 9 days: $45; Geo. L Druley, shovelng gravel, ioi days. $31.50: Ed Shelle. hauling gravel. 9 days, shovel.. 1 days, $49.50; James McMurrav, hauling gravel 13 days. $66; N. S. Druley. uVi ln8V Sr,avel. Si days, $43.75; Wm. A.ya.n',ilaulins' gravel lis days, $4S; fj. 30j Lewis Stanley, hauling coal. Jl.J.15; Lewis Stanley, hauling gravel 2 ays- f1.?: Aug. 31, Walter LaFuze. 1 ?,: kll,"?d, by doffs- 6: Chas- touts, turkeys, killed by dogs, $6. ,-ep$' 1 John Kenworthy, hauling gravel. 6 days, $30; Sept 2. Cliff Alv hauling gravel, 1314 days, $61.32; Sept. 0a."et Rinley, 1397 loads gravel, IraveV ,9o'10 Garret Ringley. hauling lift- t!2 days- shoveling 15 davs, oi Pa. "arner Sheffer, hauling gravel -ray? ,49: Jesse Cooler, hauling hf,n ' 19 days- 95: Cloy lor Sheffer. f ? travel 16 days, 1 day's work. riv fftreTn, Fesch. hauling gravel 8 i it V0; Dpni Ryan, hauling gravLU ays, $85; Dennis Ryan, rent of room for school 2 mos., $20; Bruce Her?t T?aHllns gravel, 3 days, $17.50; i Pruley. shoveling gravel iU, days, dav l?.ewB,e.nneitS,hauIin eravel 3 days, $lo; Walter Bulla, hauling gravel mo 4ays'sp'ead- 14 days. $154.50: Slr,.wd1 hauling gravel. 25 days, olft:.3Jy - erton. work at h. s. r J 5rank Cummins shoveling gravLV ?od,ayS' 13 5: Sept 5, John Stat-x,ha-Iln.f gravel.. 3 days. $15; Sept w T'i7 ?ie,ser. Int. -on note to Sept 15, -21, $78; Everett Drulev. haul. ley. hauling gravel. 9 days, shovel.. 1 f''"" Ai trays, $55; Sept. 10, Silas Minner, hauling gravel 154 hrs. 50c. IrtS v-uieiiian co., payment on school ha-u-Jb; tsept. 11, Ora Shoot, hauling gravel shtr'8' 26-75; Sept. 12. Ben Bennett nel'n gravel 3 days. $9; Gurne Duke, hauling gravel 6 days, shoveling l,,dayf',,3J-50; f'rank Osborn, haut gravel 5 days, labor fii days.- 174 loads, 30c, $96.20; Edward Ben ner, '.-gravel- 3 days' J15: Everett Roberts, haul, .gravel 3 days, $15; Sept. 13. vvm Dowan. hauling gravel 3 davs, $lo; Sept 14, Elmer Miller, hauling gravel, 8 days, $40; Webb-Coleman Co. license and title to school hack, $8.50; Wayne .orks, school body for truck, Jobi ; ebb-Coleman Co., 1 ton Ford truck, $463.83; Sent. 16. F. O. Medsker principle h. s., $125; Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1, $60; Sept 17, John Yingst, hauling gravel, 4 days, $22.50; Samupl Glunt, hauling I $17-50; Myron Daven gravei. 3 davs. nnrt hanlino- o-i- r el 8 days, $40; Sept. 19, Chelsie Bosworth, hauling gravel 1 day, $5; Harve Bosworth, hauling gravel 3 days, $15; Standard Oil Co.. oil and gas, $25.53; Sept. 20, Herman Austerman, hauling gravel 8 days, $40; Herman AusterSarU JX" work n road day, $1.50; H. b. Dum & Co.. balance on picture machine, $103.05; Sept 22, T. W. Druley, hauling gravel 26 days, $130; G. i Se15ley hauling gravel 12 davs, $b0.50; Cop Davis, work at all sschoo'ls, $13.05; Sept. 27 Florence Gunn, teach. No. 4, $120; Sept. 28, F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $150; Kathryn Wisner. teach, h. s $160; Mary MeCord, teach, primary, $125; Sept. 29. Myrtle Baker, teach. 7. 8, h. s.. $125; Bess Dotv, teach. 4, 5, 6, h. s., $130; Sept 30, Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1, $60. Oct. 1, Zelma Starr, teach. No. 5, $100; Robert Holder, janitor No. 2, $4; Chas. stigleman, hauling gravel 11 2-3 days, $08; G. G. Gerton, janitor h. s., $65; Simon Atwell, driving hack No. 6. $50; Oct. 3, Standard Oil Co., oil and gas, $44.80; Richard Duvall, oil and gas and '"pairs, i.us; wt. 4, Home Tel. Co., rent of phone 35, h. s., $9.95; Oct. 6, Chas. Fregesson, driving hack and. rerair work, $66.50; C. M. Parks, certificate of title, notary fee, $1.75; Oct' 7, Simon Atwell, hauling gravel, 3 days, $15; Oct 14, Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1. $60; F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $125; Oct. 15, Simon Atwell. driving hack No. 6, $25; Oct. 17, Hazel Patton, teach. No. 2. $45:Oct26. Florence Gunn, teach. No. 4, $120; Bonnie Carman, teach. No. 1, $60; Marv McCord, teach, primary, $125; Myrtle Baker, teach. 7, 8, $125;Bess Doty, teach. 4, 5. 6. $130; F. O. Medsker. principle h. s., $150; Oct. 29, Mrs. Robt Holder, janitor No. 2, $4. Nov. 2, Chas. Greggerson, driving hack and repair work, $52; Nov. 4, Frank Osborn, 94 loads gravel. 30c, 14 days haul. $5, $98.20; Nov. 9. Fern McGuise, teach, h. s., $40; Nov. 12, Hazel Potter, teach, h. s.. $rtO; Iester Davis, janitor work No. 1, $8: G. G. Gerton. janitor h. s., work at No. 2, $68.20; Nov. 14. Standard Oil Co. ,gas and oil for hack. $26.61; J. O. Edgerton. assessment for manuscripts, etc., $16.40; Isaac Wilson, lumber, cement and work No. 4, $20.50; J. F. Hornaday. 2 coal buckets. 1 shovel, $2.45; The Item, printing tax levy, $6.13; Singer Sewing Machine, supplies for d. s $.49; Kathryn Misner, teach, h. s., $40; Kathrvn Misner, institutes, $8; Bonnie Sheffer, teach. No. 1, $60; Nov. 16, Simon Atwell, driving hack. No. 6, $18; J. F. Nelson, order from Simon Atwell, $31.63: Nov. 17. J. F. Nelson, supplies for schools, $S2.S5: Nov. 18, Clayton Sheffer, sills and work on bridge, $3.05; Garnet Ringley, 22 loads gravel, 30c, $6.60; Nov. 19. Standard Oil Co., oil and gas for hacks, $44.11; Simon Atwell, driving hack No. 6, $15 87; D. H. Goble & Co., supplies. $7.23; Nov. 23. F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $275; Florence Gunn. teach. No. 4, $120; Fern McGuire, teach. Al.. 8., $80; Myrtle Baker, teach. 7, 8, h. s., $125; Bess Dotv. teach. 4. 5, 6, h. s. $130; Mary McCord. teach, primary No. 2, $125; Bonnie Sheffer. teach. No. 1, $60; Zelma Starr, teach. No. 5, $190: Chas. Greggerson. driving hack west fe work. $54; Guy Gerton. janitor h. s., $55; Nov. 26, Simon Atwell. driving hack north, $12 50; Nov. 29, Hael Patton, teadi. d. S., $60. Dec. 3, Robert Holder, janitor No. 2, $4; Dec. 9, Ronnie Sheffer. teach. No. 1. $60; Standard Oil Co., oil and gas, $14.84; Miller-Kemper Co., wood for No. 4. $6; F. O. Medsker, principle h. s.. $125: Dec. 14. Toney Wolke. hauling gravel and bridge work. $18.10; Cop Davis, stove work. 1. 2, 5. $6.50; Pic. 15, Avery Kaider, 9 chickens killed by dogs, $9; Dec. 16, Fern McGuire. teach, h .s.. $160; Dec. 17. R. P. Shindler. 95 loads gravel. 25c( $22.75; Dec. 20, Mary McCord, teach, .primary, $125; F. O. Medsker, principle h. s., $150; Myrtle Baker, teach. 7, 8. h. s., $1 S.75; ilvrtle Baker, .institute 3, $125: Bess Dotv, teach.. 4. 5. 6. h. s., $108.37: Zelma Starr .teach. No. 5. $78.37; Florence Gunn. teach. No. 4. $120; Bonnie Sheffer, teach. No. 1. $60; Dec. 21. HazelPatton. teach, d, s.. $45: Dec. 22, The Palladium, printing report 1919-1920, $53.30: Greenville Gravel Co., 60 tons gravel and freight. $78.31: Dec. 23. Guy Gerton. janitor h. s., $65: Dec. 24, Chas. Greggerson. driving hack and work on hack. $53: P. L. Beard, nursery desks, etc. from No. 6. $3; Forest Park", haul, gravel 14 hrs., fiOc. $7: Clayton Sheffer, work on sewer, $4.50: Dec. 27, Mrs. Rob. Holder, janitor No. 2, $4: Dec. 29, Harry Heinbausrh, 24 loads gravel. 30c haul. 30 hrs., 50c. $22.20; Dec. 30. A, B. Parks, service office rent and expenses, $735.50. ToTrnnhlp Fond. Jan. 4, 1921: Balances on hand $40.6o: receipts during year, $2,246.01; $2,653.66 disbursements during- year, final balances, $1,233.87. Road Fund. $1,419.79, Jan. 4, 1921: Balance on hand, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FINANCIAL

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AUCTIONS LEGALS Legal Notices Continued 91 $454.31: receipts during year. $5,316.65: total of balances and receipts, $5,770.96; disbursements- durina- ver. . S 1.00S 49 : final balances, $1,762.47. Special School Fond, - Jan. 4, 1921;-, Balances on hand, fl.l..i.69; receipts during vear. $3,674.37: total of balances and $14,860.06; disbursements durinar vear. $13,966.71;. final balances, $593.33. Tuition Fund. Jan. 4.' 1921: Balances on hand, $502.20; receipts during year. $12. SKI; total of balances and receipts, $13,491.20: disbursements during vrar, $7,244.74; final balances, $6,246.46. Doe Fund. Jan. '4, 1921: Balances on hand. $374 ; receipts during year. $34; total of balances and receipts, $758; disbursemen lj during year. $410; final balances, $.14. Total of All Funds. Jan. 4, 1921: Balances on hsnd, $2,923.85: receipts during year. $J4.510.03; total of balances and receipts. $37,533.88; disbursements during vear, $27,049.73; final balances, $10.4l.a. A. B. PARKS. Trustee of Boston Township. CITY ADVERTISEMENT Department of Public Works, office of the Board, Riclimonil, Ind., Jan. 6th, 1922. Notice to Contractors: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the city ol Richmond, Indiana, that sealed proposals will be received by it, at its office,-at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. on Thursday. January 19th, 1922, for the following described public improvenienu in the City of -Richmond, as authorizeit by the . . Improvement Resolution named: . Improvement - Resolution No. 616. 1921. For the improvement of the ter ritory between the Peacock Road and Richmond Avenue, from Northwest 5th Street to the alley west of Northwest 8th Street; - by constructing a sewer running from the proposed Randolph Street Sewer in Northwest 5th Street over Lota 1 to 14 inclusive, in the Wright land Addition, and alley l?t north of the Peacock Road to alley east of Northwest 8th Street; thence south in said alley to the PeacocV Road to alley west of Northwest 8th Street; thence north in said alley to Richmond Ave.; also north in alley between Northwest Sth and Sedgwick Street, from 1st alley north of Peacock Road to alleys 1st south of Richmond Ave.; thence east and west in said alleys; also in alley between Sedgwick and Northwest 7fh Street and alley ast of Northwest 7th Strees. from 1st alley north of Peacock Road to alley 1st south of Richmond Ave.; also in Northwest 6th Street ami Sedgwick Street, from 1st. alley north of the Peacock Road south, to the Peacock Road. Estimated cost of improvement 1 19,000. The City of Richmond, Indiana, will pay within thirty days after the approval assessment roll of said improvement by the Board of Public Work?, the sum of $3,600. All work done in the making of said described public improvements, shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Reso lutions, as numbered, and the detail plans, profiles, drawings and specifications which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the ; City of Richmond. - ' The bidders, in submitting propos ' als to make said described public improvements, must accompany each bid with a certified check in the sum of 21 of bid, as evidence of good faith that the successful bidders will execute, within ten days from the accept ance of proposals, contracts and bonds satisfactory to the said Board to do the work of making said improvements. A failure of the successful bidders to enter into such contract and bonds upon the acceptance of such proposals will forfeit the checks and the sums of money payable thereon to the city as agreed and liquidated damages for such failure. The Board of Public Works reserves the right to reject any or all bids. WALKER E. LAND, FRANK R. McFAfU ROBERT M. HENLEY. Board of Public Works. CLASSIFIED LPJSPLAY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE 8-room house, 1300 Mock Main St. $5,000. Double house, Lincoln t.. 7 rooms and bath, good location. $5,000. 6-room modern house, ea?t end: $4,000. 4-room cottage, two lots, near East Haven Ave., $1,700. SHIDELER Phone 1S14. 510'. Main. AUTOMOBILES USED CAR Triced low. Car guaranteed. Chevrolet 490, winter top... Maxwell touring, & tires ... Oakland sedan Pullman touring, 3 tires .... Hudson touring rixie Flyer touring Nash, sport ppeciai. Nasli ix touring. Cash. Terms or Trade WAYNE COUNTY NASH MOTOR 19 So. 7th. Thone 6 CO 173 Bsirgalnis in Used Fords 14 SOUTH NINTH STREET W have changed the prices on every car. Prices lower than ever before. Ford coupe, practically new... $600 Ford coupe, 1921, driven 2.000 miles $-.50 Ford Fedan, all new tires $450 Ford touring. 1921 $300 Ford roadster. 1918... ;:..$lo Ford truck, 1919 .$225 Ford truck, ton and one-half ..$ 1 00 Ford commercial truck $200 Ford touring car. 1916... ;.$125 Ford touring, runs good. $ 75 CAPH or TERMS - We will trade for anything. WALTER "E, SCHOTT FINANCIAL Pay back $10.00 A month AT LEGAL RATES