The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 9

SAIURUAY, UtU, 26, 1916, THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAli Circulation 5760. Rate--20 words 3t, 35c. the Worst Is Yet to come CIRCULATION--largMt In city and towaa MAIL---Toil may harp answers to Baited to this ot- flw If RATE--20 words, tinea. words, 3 times, 1H cenu each word. Phone Yoiir Ad.

Har. 28 Bell Will write it for 700 tf yon wish. FEMALE HELP FOR SAI-fl Billiard Cablet, new. caroom and pocket, with complete outfit $125: secoud-band at reduced prices; bowline alley supplies; easy pa Cigar store, drug, delicatessen and soda fountain Tile Brunswick-Blake Coi- lander 1035-37-39 Huron road. Elks' Temple.

Cleveland, O. tf. FOR SALE--Protect your horse from the cold rain and snow with a gen- uine Parafflne Cover at J3.50, or Tan Textols at $3.00. Also Hood and Radiator Coveis for any make auto A. F.

Kerber. Two Bell I phones. 33S-R, 90-R. 62-lSt. FOR SALE--Four exhibition poultry coops, 2 incubators ana one 1-man bone cutter.

Call Harr. phone 496-R. M-3t. HOLIDAY SLIPPERS In a profusion of styles, all sizes, for Women and i 6flc up. Riesterer's Cut Rate Shoe Store Cor.

Monroe and Carr-sts, of' Bell phone 7SS-L. WANTED--A girl to help in kitchen. Apply the Schlenck House. 62-3t WOMEN WANTED--Full time $15, spare time, an hour, selling guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecessary.

Wear Proof Mills, Norristown, Pa C4-lt. FOR SALE--One swell body cutter, good as new, will sell for $20. Call at Jacob Bookerman's, 932 Hayes- av. 63-3t FOR SALE FOR SALE--Special bargains In talking nachines. One Victrola traded $65 With records.

One small Vitunola, plays all records, $21. One $200 type $125. This is an exceptionally fine machine, plays all rec- has beautiful rich tone quality. Come and hear them. None so good.

Another special $100 size, at $65. Don't buy until 'jou see these. Easy payments to reliable purchasers. The C. V.

Baumgard-j ner Piano 426 Huron-av. Botll 1 phones. 48-tf FOR SALE--Moving Picture Theatre. Crosstown corner. Established 7 years.

Own all equipment. Cheap rent. Long lease. Will sacrifice equipment, lease, including $500 deposit for $1,000 if sold at once, ownei having other business. Address B.

Hayes, 1499 East Cleveland, O. 64-3t. FOR RENT--6-room cottage, east end corner 2nd and Erie-st. All con-1 venieuces, $15. H.

K. Henklemen, Bell phone 595-R, olflce 531 Huron-av. 64-3t. SOLDIERS' HOME M1LUKOFF IS RU8S "MAN OF THE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT FOR RENT--Large front sleeping room and a suite of light housekeeping rooms. Inquire 1017 Wash- st Harr.

62-t3 FOR RENT--An up-to-date modern house at 1022 Pearl-st. Enquire at Armbruster's Bakery. 63-3t. Ja these column the beat, offerings of the leading Real Ettate men will found. WANTED--To exchange an oak sideboard for a watd robe.

For information call Bell phone 1371-X. 62-3t WANTED--An active partner with $3,000 to engage in wholesale meat business. Address P. O. Box 315 Sandusky, O.

64-Gt. BUY AMALGAMATED OIL one cent a share; 100 percent dividends in 90 das possible; production now com! ing in; ground floor stock, one cent a share, doubles price shortly, $1 per value. $10 buys, 1,000 shares. for full details. Amalgamated Oil Co.

1160 Colcord Bldg. Oklahoma City, Okla. 64-lt. LADIES--Vnen irregular or delayed I use Triumph. Pills.

Safe and al- ways dependable. Not sold at 1 drug stores. Refuse others, save disappointment. Write for "Relief" and particulars, its free. Address National Medicine Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.

Apr. 29. ev sal Ell Foster, aged 80, of Co. M. Secoiiu Maw).

who admitted -to -the Home Oct. 24, 1911 trom Altniau. Stark-co, died in the hospital Friday. Because of the delay in traffic on the railways, most of the papers that reach the Home are several hours late, dally. Furloughs granted: James A.

Paisley, Co. 9Sth. O. V. 1., to Toionto, nine dajs; -Michael O'Neill, Co.

GOth. O. V. 1., 'Springfield, 10 days; Almond B. Belkshire, Cth.

Batty. 0. V. 1., Byerville, 15 Gilbert M. Paul, Co.

G. 182ml. O. 1., Washington, C. 90 days; Thomas SheeUan, Co.

1, 19th V. I Aliance, nine days; Jacob R. Walters, Co. ISth. Mo.

V. 1., Toledo, five days: Noah Pluekhark, Co. 17th. O. V.

1., Columbus, 15 days; Amos B. Blackwood, Co. 95th. Pa. V.

Cleveland 15 days; John W. Fowler, Co. K. 4th. Mich.

V. Cleveland five days; George W. Boyer, Co. First 0. Uellevive, nine days; Wm.

W. Kettrlng, Co. lllth. O. Atwater, CO days; Wm.

H. Leroud. K. 4th. 1 S.

Cav. Conneaut, nine days; Conrad Dearing, Co. 45th. Ky. V.

1., i Buchtell, nine days; John T. Hatch, Co. 135th. Ind. V.

to Marion, nine i days; Edward A. Stimpson, Co G. 3rd O. V. Erie Pa.

15 days: Robert Moffitt. Co. ISSth. O. V.

1., Columbus, 20 days. MALE HELP We. have fine ART CALENDAR For each of our CUSTOMERS Call for yours at our office, BUERKLE LERMANN FOR RENT--FOR SALE If you have from $200 to $400, we will build you a home at $1200 to $1800, balance" like' rent. West Barker, 5 large lot. $1350; $75 mo.

W. Market, 10-rm. double house. $1700, brings $18 mo. 6-rm.

bungalow near Camp grade crossing. $800. 12 rms. down town, brings $21 month, $1850. Easy terms on above.

FOR RENT--Camp $5, Hancock $8.60. ROTtAL POWERS 733 Harr. phone. FOR SALE--HEAL ESTATE Large lot on Saodusky-st $760 6 room iiouac, Modern home on Large house, suitable lor roomers on double lot, Jackson-st $4800 Lots on Shelby-st $700 Cottage, 7 rooms on large lot and barn, gas and electricity, cellar $2300 Several small places on Harri- son-st, very cheap. Z-family house, W.

House on McDonough-st 'Beautiful all modern home on Reose-st $4500 House on McDoncugh-st $2500 Modern bouse, Sirst-st, se-en rooms, large lot $3800 Cottage on Fulton-st, large tot good barn $3000 All modern 7 room house, Tay- lor-st $2500 2-family house on A-st $4300 Twelve acres In Castalia $1200 Seven room house on Campbell I st, part modern $2000 Barber Shop for sale I GEO. RITZENTHALER 529 Decatiir-st Harrison 'Phono 801. MEN--Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach the barber trade quickly, mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, Cleveland, O. 58-124 SANDUSKY YOUNG MEN 18 YEARS OR OVER, WANTED--TO BECOME U.

S. GOVERNMENT RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. $75.00 month to commence. Increase rapidly to $150 month. Every second week off with full pay.

Short hours Business boom means hundreds appointments. "Pull" unnecessary Common education sufficient. Write immediately for Tree list of many Government position easily obtain, able. Franklin Institute, Dept. 351 I Rochester, N.

Y. LOST AND FOUND I LOST--Brown kid glove on WasMng- ton-st between Masonic Temple and Meigs-st. Finder can leave at Beitz Tailor shop, 318 Melgs-st. C4-3t. LOST OR STOLEN--White, black and tan rabbit hound.

Please notify Aug. Renwand, 408 McKelvey-st, and receive reward. 63-3t A. C. L.

A. SCHULTZ Civil Engineers and Surveyors Formerly City and County Engineers. Wa have the most complete information of surveys of properties in city and county. Bell 322-X. 2nd floor Schade Theatre Bids fAIGB CARS HAYNES CAES EXPERT REPAIR WORK We're always ready to assiat autoiata In any way possible.

Call on us CENTRAL. GARAGS AND AUTO SALES CO. Bull phone 1088-R. o. A.

Reinke, Hgr. Har. Phone 417-w Cor. Hancock and Scott RARE AUTO BARGAINS Tiaed Cars Baker Electric Coupe Baker Electric Runabout 1912 Cadillac 1914 OGONTZ GARAGE Market and Decatur USED CAR BARGAINS One Hupmobile 5-pass. with extra roadster body.

This car has been completely rebuilt and is a good buy at $300.00. One Ford touring car with electric lights, shock absorbers. Car was never misused. Will accept I $200.00. The Kappus Auto Co, 141 Jackson St Bell 231-R Hal.

363-W FOR SALE Modern home. 6 rooms and bath, 621 McEwen-st. Owner wishes to sell at a sacrifice. Act quick for a bargain. RISK PRICES ON REAL ESTATE New modern house, Ransom-st, $2550.

Cottage on West Jeffcrson-st, $1500. house Harrison-st, $1350. Modern house. McDonough-st, $2800. Modern house.

Schclby-st, $3400. Two houses. West Washington-st, $1250 each. Lot on McEwen-st, $600. Double house, Fianklm-bt, $2800.

Large house Jay and Monroe-sts, $1000. Large Jay and Monroe-sts. $4000. Large house. Adams-st.

$2000. Double house, one extra lot, Perry and Washington-sts, Large lot, Franklm-st, $1000. Nowly painted cottage on Clinton-st. $1650. Modern house, Hancock-st.

$4500. Nice little cottage on Reese-st, $1500. Large house, Camp-st. $2500. FARMS.

Fine little farm of 22 acres, near city limits, 3 acres or woods, good house and barn and fine gardrn soil; a bargain. See me for particulars. Sixty-acre farm, Muscash Road. S6000; 15-acie farm on McCartney Road, $3000; 25-acre farm on Venice Road, 25-acre farm off of Venice Road, 53750; modern house, one acre of land, on Supcrior-st, will take city property in trade, $3500. SPRAU Both Phones.

446 Camp St. LOST--On Monroe-st between Perry and McDonough-sts, one weed tire chain and two tire rings. Finder please notify the Catawba Candy Co. and receive reward. 63-t3 'Ine end of this nufleM.isi to left was roofed with Wooden Shingles.

Note where the fire sapped. The building to extreme- rUct was not harmed. It was roofed vith Asbestos "Century" I can furnish a size, slmpe or color suitable for any building. Call or write foi details. ALFRED SCHNURR, Contractor Builder 1013 W.

Jefferson-st. Harr. 352-L. PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS Little Boots for little Children. Shoes and Comfy Slippers for every one.

OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK. JOHN RIEGER 802 Hancock St. FOR SALE A larne modern home in west end; will trade for 5 or 6-room modern house. 1 8-room house. Sycamore 17-room modern, new house, E.

Jef- feison-st $4,500 ilO-room modern house, Porry-st $2,600 Beautiful modern bungalow, Deca- tur-st. ANDY KNEHR '1535 Meigs st, Bell 2671-K MONEY TO LOAN! Houses and sale and for rent, M. FRENCi. 213Vz Coiumbus-av, FOR SALE OR RENT Suburban home on car line Elegant All Barn, green house, chicken coops and runs, and other buildings; 20 acres land. 1100 peach trees.

200 other trees. Inquire of H. K. Henklcman, 531 Huron-av. Boll phone 595-R.

SALE OR EXCHANGE. foe Sale or Exchange. 160 A. with 60 A. gotj timber, balance dandy loam well located and rare bargain, $75 per acre cash.

150 A. 50 acres of timber, balance sandy loam close to 'good market on macad, road fine or dairy farm worth $100, will take per A. Henry J. Schiller, both phones. Room 1, Americao Bank Bldg.

Sandutky, Ohio. I END ME FAR AND I WILL WHISPER I am at all times reaay to buy your Rags, Rubber, Paper, Barrels, Brass, Men's Clothes and Shoan, Copper, Lead, Scrap Iron, Old Stoves, I Furniture, Cai pets, Feathers, or no matter what you have. I will buy it land pay you the best, highest cash I prices. I give service and an honest, square deal. IJiOPOLD COHEN 329 Fulton-at.

Bell Phone 1311-R. JUNK Get it out of the way and at the same time get the best price for it, That me; I pay the highest marke! price for your Rags, Iron, Bones, Paper, etc. JOE COHEN 1611 Hayti -phone 411 A READING LAMP saves your eyes. iFor the sake of conven- lilu ence buy an ELEC- stock, Third National Bank and Com- TRIC one and have i mercial National Ban stock, your house wired by-- STRADTMAN BROS. 622 Camp-st.

HUF.SC-HEL'g REDUCTION CO. Charles J. Murschol Prop. MH. FARMER! Who gota your dead stock? Will remove all dead stock, such as horses, cattle, swine, free of charge, immediately.

Plant opp. Oakland Cemetery. Har. Phone 146-M. S20-M.

I WANT TO BUY Hinde Dauch preferred or common ROLAND KUNZ Office Kunz Block. Wm. H. Fowler, Co. W.

and Wm. H. Howe, U. S. Navy, were re-admitted Friday.

Prof. Paul MilnfcoaT. Professor Paul Milnkoff, leader or the Liberal party in the Russian i duma, is trying to bring about John Z. Deturk, Co. I.

1st. Nebr. change in the Russian cabinet simi- was granted admission Frjday. lar to that which the British cabinet I has just undergone. His influence Transfers: Isaac Walters, from Cot- has already caused the retirement of tage to hospital: Wm.

A. Barret the reactionary Premier Stunner, cottage to hospital; Alexander M. Clark, cottage to cottage B. Morning report: present, vacant beds, on extra duty, absent without leave, IS; absent with leave, 164; sick. 240.

Mens' and Ladies' felt slippers, heavy felt sole 39c at- M. Mobil. and it is believed that he will continue his activities until every reactionary has been forced oat of! Eussian politics. STOPPED CHIDREN'S CROUP COUGH. "Three weeks ago two of my chil- dren began choking and coughing.

and I saw they were having an attack lot croup," writes Blllie Mayberry, Eckert, Ga. "I got a bottle of Foley's Honey Tar and gave them a dose I before bedtime and soon their cough 1-orain's payroll soared to the high- stopped and they fell asleep. Next est altitude in its history this year; morning their cough and all sign- of when a gain of $3,000,000 was announe- croup was gone." Foley's Honey" and ed. Financial experts estimate that Tar is a standard low-priced remedy wages paid workmen in the city dur- i for colds, bronchitis, la grippe coughs. NEARBY PLACES ing 1916 will total $8,500,000.

During 191G permits for worth of buildings were issued. This figure Includes the $6,000,000 addition to the, Xational company plant. Very few houses Were erected. Bechberger Mary Smith, alias JIary Klser, of arrested in Tiffin last week on a -charge of shop-lifting, pleaded guilty when arraigned Friday and was fined $5. Tie women is 74 ears old.

Suit for $25,000 was filed against the N. Y. C. by G. A.

Pesek, of Loraln, on behalf of the estate of Isaac P. Margolis, a truck farmer of Amherst, killed Dec. 20. 1916, when struck by a train at Middle Ridge. Bell Phone.

TIME TABLES" WERNER PEOPLE'S PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitting Bell Phone 11S5-K 032 Haneock-st. Sandusky. Notice Owners of Dead Stock Afkertise the Star! WE BUY ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND METALS And pa? very test KteM. aleo buj aatf all of Mtena band and fnraltart.

Gall OB phone and will PboM MC-U Hw. IM-U KtTLKA CO. MM Call up J. Musson Son. who will get your aead stock, such as horses COWB, or aay such dead stock.

We will remove it promptly and free of charge in the city or surrounding country. Call up day or night. J. Musson Son, Soap and Tallow Works. Harr.

Fhone 405-M. Bel! Phone 948-W. The Essential Feature ot my work is that I do it in such a manner that my customers are satisfied and at a price that is as reasonable as is consistent with first- class work. If I have sever done any work for you, try FRED WESTERHOLO Watch and Clock Repairing. Decatur-st Opposite German Catholic Church.

LAKE: SHOAK, i Efteot ftn. laid Centra! Time TVent Bounu--Limlteds 6:45 7-45 g.jt 11:45 a 1:46. 3:46. 5:46, 8.40 in. P.

m. i Locals 8:40, 10:40 a. 2:40 n-ns 9:40 p. m. East Bound--Umiteds 7 35 9-35 11:35 a.

1:36, 3:36, 6:36, 9:20 Locale, 6:20, 7 20. 9:20, 11:20 a :20. 3:20. 5:20, 8:20, 9:20. 10:45 p.

ni Soutn 7:00. 8'itO, 10 00 11:30 a. 1.00, 5:30. 4:00, 5:30. 7 10.00 9:20 p.

m. last car to YORK CEJVTUA1, Lr.M3S East hound--No a. No 28. 6-09 a. No.

624. a No 32, 9:54 a. No. 46, 2:42 p. No' 10, 6:19 p.

No. 64U. JB No. 16. 8.47 p.

m. West Bound--No. 3. a. No 87, a.

No. 9, 3:53 a. No J6, 4:57 a. No. S21.

a f.o. 19, a. No. 21. 5:58 a m' Mo.

36, p. No. 2.52 m' No. G25. p.

No. 43, ni' except Sunda. 'Jtiiois dally xl'ullmau yasEungers for Ohlcaicu only. Lake Erie Western Trains In and out of Sandusky. Train No.

1 leaves at 8:10 a. nt Tram No. 2 arrives at 5:35 p. Trains Daily except Sunday. PENNSYLVANIA LI VES a.

m. ana 6:50 p. An I vc--2-30 p. dally except Bun- ilays; 10'4.) t. Sunday onlv s-50 p.

diily. C. C. O. St.

POUR Depart--119 at 6:30 a. dally cept Sunday, No. 43, 4:10 p. dan," except Sunday. Arrive--No.

4 at 5:30 a. dally er ccpt Sunday. No. 126, 10.65 d.nv except Sunday. BALTIMOHK A OHIO Arrive--No.

17 at ri.it. except Sunday; No. 3 at 6:10 p. We pay the highest price for men's OLD CLOTHES, A. RNBERG 826 W.

Market St. Harr. 341-R. Bell 1144-K. Subscribe for tbe Star! DIES AT TIFFIK.

Announcement of the death of Raymond Lowe McKelvey, 28, of Tiffin, was received here Saturday. Death occurred Thursday morning and was due to tuberculosis. The young man, a printer, recently returned from New Yory City where he was recently married. His widow and an aunt, Mrs. Ida I.o\ve survive.

McKelvey was a son of pr Me- and a grand-son of Matthfw McKelvey, former owner of the Sandusky Journal. SOLD BY C. V. BAUMGARDNER PIANO CO. 426 Huron Ave.

Both Phones, "The Firm that Treats You Bight" Parker's Floral Store will be open Sunday. PORT CLINTON --e- ONE POULTRY MAN SAYS "My hens have laid 50 per cent, more eggs during the past year than they did last vear before we began to feed vour excellent POULTRY FOODS We know from repeated tests that no more perfect rations ran be IF YOU ARE INTERESTED In Increased egg output, give our feeds a trial. Low oricea to tempt your orders. CENTRAL FEED STORE O. B.

RANSOM, Prop. 824-S28 Tiffln-ar. Phomt 171. OFFICERS ELECTED. I PORT CLINTON, Dee.

23--Geo. R. McRitrhie post, G. A. elected the following officers for the coming Post commander, S.

Flaugher. senior vice commander, August! Noeltner; junior vice commander. 1 James Spanieling; adjutant. J. D.

Mc- Ritrhie, quartermaster, Fretl Jlotry; surgeon, Robert Richardson: chaplain, Robert Jleai'ham; officer of the day, I Albert Leggott; officer of the guard, 1 Samuel sergeant major. Ho-' mpr Woociforii: quartermaster scr-1 geant, Ell Rogers: guard, Philo Pierce, i The local lodge. A. itip following officers' A Ohler, Harry Neumeister, S. Fred Wetlaufer.

J. George Meyers, treasurer; Geo. Semon, secretary; dins. Matthews. S.

C. A. I.oder, i J. J. WInftield Gill, tyler.

Officers will be installed Jan. 3. SHOULD see SOME SMART, STYLISH SHOES AVERY M. M. Barnes and son Ernest of Sandusky.

spent Saturday afternoon ut Ed Lortohers. Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Huron were Sunday guests of their daughter Mrs. George Sherwood.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. John nau Friday December a daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Spoerr are re- jaiclng over a little son. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams have a little daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyons wore Sandusky shoppers Wednesday. SACKSTEBER SAYS: "You May tell If To; It's A'ot Secret SeH 'he Finest Female Foot-: to Be Found," antt what SacksteUer Sajs is Ho. Now that you have seen some of the fashionable footwear we- handle, or at least have heard; it talked about, tell your wife about it.

Accompany here here on a little shopping trip. She knows a pretty boot when she sees one--she'll view hundreds of them here and she'll buy a pair. Dig' Leo A. Sacksteder 156 E. Morket-st WASHINGTON--Scarcity of porcupine quills wherewith to make i fancywork is taking the livelihood of the Michigan Indians, according to the word from John C.

Wright, Indian legend investigator. ACETYLENE GAS PLANT For rale, 50-light Acetylene Gas Plant, only used two years; Just as good as new. JAS. J. HINDE 317 Fulton, Phono-- 357-W.

Harr. 750-W. Xmas CANDY CANES Ic and op Pure? Sure! Martin's READ-THE CLASSIFIED PAGE-READ.