Evansville Press from Evansville, Indiana • Page 7

rTHE EVANSVILLE PRESS MARCH 15i 1911. 7 FOR 8ALK MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND Special Ladies' Matinee "Wells Bijou Friday; Eeveiation; 15 FOR RENT Hlft, for" sale oil iiSTrjv room cottage. Inquire 122 Walnut-st. tf UNLESS THE EVAS GABBER -COIN THIS SEASON GRIT ILL QUIT FOR RENT 7 room house with all modern conveniences, 703 Grand-av. 'Pho; C.

O. Sims. 1807-2. 021 FOR KENT Flat, lower floor, five rooms and bath, good locality, 7ii Gianu-av. 'Ptione 2337-3.

Call after 5 p. m. or before 7:30 a. m. 023 FOR RENT Part of store and basement to suit tenant, 411 Sycamore.

021 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE on Line-st. Gas and water. JiHyme 212 Line or phone 3027. 024 UU RENT Modern 8 room house, bath and gas, 722 S. Fourth.

'Piione 24i3-H. 02t I Ol KKVr ROOMS lNtCKLlf FUKM.SHKIi front room. Modern conveniences. 'Phone 0iti-4. 021 KOIt liKNT Furnished rooms at 902 Vine-st.

020 HOUA1S. for rent, modern con-veniences. 624 Up. Second. 020 The first admission that Angus Grant lost money on the Evas in 1910 was made Wednesday by Donald A.

Grant, secretary of the Evansville Baseball dub, and a brother of fcae owner. The deficit has not been given but it was not enough to cut in; Aggie's ambition to put Evans-ville on the map as a good baseball town. At the end of last season Grant did not want to make a howl about losing money on the team because he feared that the fans and citizens would presume that lie was not a red blooded sport. So he gamely put on a simile and gave out the dope that he had come out about even. It is not Grant's desire now for the aforesaid reason, to let it out that last year's team failed to bring in the mazuma but it has become so well known Jn baseball circles that the secvet cannot be cold-storaged longer.

Besides it is a settled fact that if the team does not pay this year Grant Bros, will not handle it next peasou and Evansville may be without a baseball head. The Grants realize that three things are going to be factors for the success of the team. Foremost ly, they must get started right and keep in the first division near tshe top. Ionald Grant admits that much. Seconly, tSiey will have to economize In places where it will not injure the team's efficiency and, lastly, the fans must be made to realize that organized baseball is a commercial enterprise that requires the wherewithal.

To assure a good start Aggie Grant has already reached the decision to use tried players where they are working well-He believes Chey will be more dependable. For that reason Tienian, Grefe, Sterzer, Cantwell. Dugger, Sager, Hadley and the remainder of the old heads named Tuesday by The Press, are favorites in the betting to stick. There will in all likelihood be less than three recruits remain when the pruning job has been completed. PACKEY WINS AGAIN nv FOR SALE Flrst-clasB family horse, city broke.

Call 615 Campbell. 021 FOR SALE Mottled Anconas. Greatest winter layers. Silver cup winners. Eggs reasonable.

Box W. Bockstahler, 1116 West Jndiana-et, Evansville, lud. 021 OAK BED ROOM SUITE, large book cases, revolving chair, wardrobe, sideboard, range, odd chairs, large oil painting and various articles. Call 913 Linwood or 'phone 1921-2. 021 FOR SALE Registered brood mare with foal.

Telephone 1191. 021 FOR SALE Hundred pound ice box, bicvcle. gas stove, 20 feet of hose, 1210 E. Maryland. 021 FOR SALE Good 7 year old horse, $110.

Inquire 2520 Fulton-o. 023 FOR SALK OK TRADE oil wagon, 720 John-st. 025 SALE One physician's Stanhope iiviuaj i oiuiauun matte, 82. V. Kianklin.

022 FOR SALE Indian Runner Duck 16c per setting of 13. Telephone 3457. 043 Our house furnishings are not the sort usually found in second-hand stores. We buy only goods that have had so little use as to be as good as new. Come in and look our stock over.

You will be sure to say the various articles are just from the factory. 1 $35 Quarter Oak Library djl rTJ Table, very nice vPl.UU 1 $4o Mahogany Combin- o-i p.A tion Book Case plO.UVJ 1 $50 Solid Walnut Up- C1 7 SO right Folding Bed JJ-L 1 Oak Mantle cr rA Bed, large mirror iXJ.KJJ $15.00 1 $00 American Marrtin Oak Bed $35.00 1 $10 Solid Oak Bed Suite, Ballfool $18.00 1 $14 Oak Shaving Stand, C7 nfj very nice Linoleums f.Oc, 60c, rOc Maftitigs ISc, 25c, 30c Lace Curtains. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Our easy payment plan will interest you. CIIAS. E.

FINKE S20-323 Upper Fourth. NO HOT AIR But genuine bargains. Come and be convinced. Pants 75c to $4.00. We retail at wholesale prices.

THE BUCKSKIN BREECHES COMPANY Corner First and Division II MUSIC- Thousands of tine music, popular and pieces of 2c classical, tor 5c. 3c and G. W. WARREN CO. G27 Main-St.

AiNTEi) To buy good secondhand bicycle. Must be cheap. Address 11. if. G.

Press. 020 WANTED Second-haid lncuba--i' I'onnsvlvania-st. Write description and price. 'Phone 209. 022 waa ted to ke.n i Aiouern I or i-jin cottage, apartment or flat, 2470-4.

022 WANTED TO DU Household sroods of I every description. Highest cash price. CHAS. E. FINKE S20-322 Up.

Fourth. Thone C60-1. We buy anything you have to sell. Stork Furniture Co. 12-314 Up.

Fourth. 'Phone 12PG. Repairs for Anv Stove. I want to rent a six-room collage or house, cottage preferred, modern. Permanent tenant.

Or if an enterprising capitalist wants to buiid a house for me to bring him a good income on his Investment I'll be pleased to talk It over. Remember, permanent tenant. What hae you to offer? State size of house, location, condition," price. E. care Press tf WE BUY Everything used in a home.

Pav the best price too. Handy Furniture Co. 425-427 U. Fourth-St. 'Phone 23S0-2 VACUUM CLEANERS AND RUGS FR EE-Ladies' if you have any Old Ingrain carpet, call us up and we may do your rug making absolutely free.

We will also give to our customers two regular $25.00 Vacuum cleaners. The quicker you act on this proposition the better your chance to get a Vacuum cleaner free. EVANSVILLE RUG FACTORY. 'Phone 1436. TO ICE CONSUMERS Do not make your contracts for ice for the coming season, as we will ba in a position to sell ice as cheap or cheaper than ast year.

BABCOGK ICE CO. THONE 42. "Chilli Con C-nrne Chill Con Carne. Short order a epecialtv. Busy Bee Kesturant.

28 Lower Thlrd-st, I. and 25c; nigiit 15 to 50c. GARDEN HOSE Electric Hose is unexcelled. Twist it, pull it around sharp corners, tie it into a knot. You can't hurt it.

It wears twice as long as common hose. fs Best Gas Lamp Wo have extraor dinary bargains in Portable Gas Lami. They come furnished all complete and are beautiful and useful articles for any home. They come in all sizes. tSC-nSp metals and mate- nais.

r.iany siyies. ehades and double weave mantels. Our Portables range in CO Cfl jprice from $20 down Cas and Plumbing Jobbing: promptly attended to. SANITARY PLUMBING CO- rhonc 308. 413 U.

Second St. PHONE 1023 We Will Deliver a Load of WARRICK COUNTY at once. It is cleaner, more efficient and fcbeaper than any other. HENRY KORFF JR. CO.

OEST THIS I.XTK.KKST I.ADIKS. Women's garments by men tailors cheaper than reaoymade. Newest eprinie- woolens, all wool. Any style. Satisfaction or money back." Suits 313..

up; Skirts, $5.50 up: Coals If 0.50 tip. Order now and avoid rush. Prompt deliverv. Men's puits SI. "..00 up.

Union label. BKKTT. MAS'S IMO.X TAILORING, U5 l.O-CllSt- Quality vs, Cheapness A good mechanic has good tools. A good business man should have good stationery. A poor mechanic with poor tools is always locli'ng for work.

A poor business man wit peer Stationery, is always complaining of dull times. Don't use cheap Stationery. There is nothing in cheapness but a lot of worry. We don't claim to be cheap printers, but Quality Printers. LEGEMAN PRINTING GO.

811-313 First St. 'Phone 497. Hot the Only Printer' Just One of 'Em. Interest ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Mercantile Trust and Savings I Open Saturday lights. OKPIiKVM VAlOctlLLE lBcXoo.

35c. 60c. Daily Matinee 15c and 25c. CHRISTMAS FRANK MORKKLL FREU SnKK UE VERS, WARREX l.VOXS PAl'L KLORIS HOUSTON KIROV IVen Grand Orchestra and Photoplay is ymwis Dr. Benj.

W. Floyd rractice Limit to Ev, Ear, Nose and Tiroftt. Cor. Second and Locust. Opposite Traci.on Office Phone 3177.

Res. 2017-2. Will, L. Royster, II D. Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Corner Second and Main, over Good Clothes Shop.

'Phone 621. We do electric wiring and In Stalling electrical apparatus. SIEFFERT ELECTRICAL CO. 120 Fcsrth Street phoxe tot All material and workmanship guaranteed, at the right price Evaaavltlet 8fcara Newkura; (To Newburg and Boonvill.) Cars a and N. Station, 6th and ain, Evansville.

00a villa Ijlae. Leave Evansvllls: 6:0 fexcapt Jundaya). 7. 1. 11 a.

and 1 4, and 11:18 p. m. Leaves Boonvtlle: :0 (except (Sundays), 7, 8, 18. 11 a. m.

and tJS, 4, 8, 7. 8. and 10 p. m. Newfcnrg Line.

Leave Evansville 6:46 a. m. (frara tear barn). 7, 8, 8. 10, 11 a.

12 m. UL 2. 3. 4. 8, 7.

8 and 11:16 p. m. Leave NewWf: :16. 7:80, 8:86. 11:88 a.

1:30. 8:36. 4:36, 6:30. 6:30, 7:86 and 18:36 p. m.

Gca mtjhlhausem. 258. Mat BAILWA1S CO. Mkat AfTfo Rronr) A.flal J-MU Verteo IMvlaloa. for Mt.

Vernon, 7-8-8-10-11 6V 11:16 p. -i Calaatawa, Ky. 1 it I 1. nv and 3 p. a.

ir Uniontown. Ky. "-e for ewburgh. Yankeetewn, -1. FI(Mn an Rock port.

-9 a. 11:16 p. m. i t- A Air. 1 fty.

if iiwi.iM. i.Lut i i m.i tgai ADS. Popular Rates First Insertion, per Each insertion thereafter, per jl word Vz No ad accepted for less than 20c. All ads must be in before 12 (noon) for insertion same Pbone subscribers may dictate their ads at no extra cost to 'phone 122. lifcJATH it OTIC K.

HILUADIAK Henrv died Sunday evening at home, 802 K. Missouri-st, age 47 years, 6 months. Funeral at 2 p. m. Wednesday at fc2 E.

Misourl-st. 020 UST-Wm. died at the home of hia daughter, Mrs. L. A.

Wilkes, 318 Huston-av. March 15, 9 a. m. He was born at Ciarksvilie, in 134, was formerly captain on the Bowling Green after traveli for the Wm. kin Co.

o.n WANTED Position WANTED Curtains to laundry. Thone 2022-4. 022 WANTED Position on farm as foreman by experienced man. Address Ed. Kennedy, 24 Vs t.

Fourth, 021 WANTED WORK, horses. Experienced. Vine-st. caring for AddIv 210 021! SPECIAL MUSIC AT NEW GRAND THEATER Special inusia has been arranged for the program at the New Grand next week by Conductor Russo. Several of the successes from "The Spring Maid," one of the recent musical comedies will be rendered.

"The Spring Maid" is beins managed by Luseher, formerly general press agent for the Orpheum circuit. Russo has also received music from Victor Herbert's success, "When Sweet Sixteen," wfliich will' be put on shortly. Miss Christie MacDon a Id is the; star of "The Spring Maid." Another one of Lmscher's operas is "Little Miss Fix-it" in which Nora Bayes and Jack Northworth are featured. Dies at 78 William H. Rust died at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of his son-in-law, A.

Wilkes, 318 Houstoa-av. He was born at Clarksville, in 1834 and formerly was captain of the steamer Bowling Green, afterward traveling for the Wm. M. Akin Co. The funeral arrangements have not been made.

MAN SHOT AT IS EAR DEATH 1 i At St. Mary's hospital Wednes day afternoon it wras said there was no chance for the recovery? of Downey Turpin, 1209 Walnut-st, who was shot Tuesday nigiht at Howell by Ernest Jones of Providence, Ivy. Jones is being held by the police and will not be arraigned in City court until the result of Tur-pin's wound is known to be a Both Turpin and Jones say that each was trying to hold up the other. Turpin says Janes had a companion, Who disappeared after the shooting. Jones admits firing the shot but says fired in Self defense hen Turpin attempted to rifle his pockets Turpin says "he was dragged along by the two men and that when a dark spot was reached in Barker-av they closed on him.

The bullet struck Turpin in the left side and ranged downward, piercing his lung. He is in a dying condition at the hospital and the attendants say there I no chance for "his recovery. STRIKE OF STOVE MOUNTERS UNCHANGED The strike of the etove mounters of four of the largest stove factories of the city is still on and work has been hindered at all of the plants. The strikers refuse to make public any statements concerning their grievances and the manu facturers date that. they refused to reduce the working hour from 10 to nine tours because the mounters never worked as a rule 60 hours a week.

When the strike was called over the hour disagreement the wage matter had already been ad-Justed. TWO GOOD PLAYS The week will wind up "with two good attractions at the Wells-Bijou. Friday "The Revelation." said tobe one of the strongest, plavs of the season, will De the attraction and the week will close Sunday with May Robson in "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary." To Reform School i Sentence to the Boy school at Plainfield was passed upon Albert Cain, 15, a Juvenile delinquent, forburglary, by Juvenile Judge Hawkins Wednesday. The boy waa charged wfrtth having entered the Levy department etore on Fulton-av recently and committed buis glary. He had been before tn4 court before the JuTenilo della Quency.

Ncvy Paper Company Te Globe Paper a new yncern organized by Benj. 6oss and capitaliied at 0,0 00, v. filed Articles with Recorder Fred Strit-tef Wednesday. Tte company will tnanufactnre paper boxes and packages. It Is to be located on Franklin-st.

The stockholders are: Henry Wimberg. Jno. Punke, Fred- Bockstege, Gus-; tar StoKs and Jno. W. Spencer.

TTIS ota guard didn't surrender. It was klk4 wtk -v Tv WAN 01 l)OR SALE Wood and ail grade of coal, nut, pea and Black, fie a buBhel. 'Fhone 2284-4. tf KOIl SALE Stationary engkie, 12 "4 24, story steam elevator and 1 dryer. Henry Fliegeltaub.

205 L. First-st. tf FOR SALE Second-hand butctier box, 206 Up. Water. 'Phone 81.

020 FOR SALE Sawed white oak posts, 802 Grand-av. 'Phone 2655-4. 021 FOR SALE Automobile, Maxwell runabout, first class condition, 15 Cumberland-av, Howell. 021 OiOlCE STRAW BKRHY PLANTS D. H.

Oreathouse, Evansville, Pho 1715. 02 7 SALE Good one horse wagon, cheap. Inquire 224 Broad-way, Howell. 021 FOR SALE Kantail and Magpie pigeons. Sptndler, 1609 E.

Franklin. 027 FOR SALE Fox hound, rabbit dog, one year old. Call 416 Marys' 021 FOR SALE Gentle horse, phaeton and harness. Call 1114 E. Columbia.

'Phone 2442-5. 021 SINGLE COMB BLACK. MINOliCA eggs for setting $1.00 for 15. E. S.

Blackman, 'Phone 83.1. 027 Bargains This Week High Arm Sewing Machine. 50 Porch Rockers, (new) 75c Iron Beds SI. 50 New Lawn Benches Lawn Rocking Chairs $2.00 1 large Lawn Mower $1.50 2-burner Gasoline Stoves 1 Wardrobe $3.60 Gas Stoves as cheap as $2.50 Big bargains in Lace Curtains CASH OR CREDIT CROWN FURNITURE COMPANY 522 U. Fourth.

'Phone 2798-2 ORDERS TAKEN for dress goods. New York samples. Call 703 Walnut or 'phone 2166-1 and representative will call. 023 PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs for sale, 50c per stttitig. 'Phone 1S90-1." 023 PLYMOUTH UOCK EGGS, 50c per 15, 407 Shanklin-av.

'Phone 038 ARE YOU VACCINATED Whether you are or. not you're bound to catch the bargain fever here, Large lot White on Slop Jars -SC Hamilton Organ. pQ () fine shape 9xR! Half Wool g4 5Q Iron Bed Spring- OJ'I crA and good mattress V''v-' WE SJMPLY ASK YOU TO TAKE TIME AND LOOK. Pedestal Dining Table, QQ 6 Dining Chairs, cjQ 24 Piece Dinner 100 Large Nurse fl Rockers JJ, REPAIRS FOR ANY STOVE. Stork Furniture Co.

512-514 U. Fourth. 'Phone 1296. TN THE LOW RENT DISTIHC. Just received a fine lot of work horses, general purpose horses am1 fine drivers.

O. C. Hedilritk, 318 Locust. 023 FOR SALE Good driving, horse runabout and harness, $75.00, 40S Grant. 020 Selling Out Weat herboarding, Flooring Beaded Partition.

Ceiling. Stable Boards. Popular and Oak Boards, Moulding, eic. ALSO horse-power Klectric Motor, 1 combination Saw Table, 1 dedohead. Clamps.

Clue Pot, 1 4S-in. Wood Split Pulley, 1 6-inxS-ln. Iron Tul-ley and other articles. Will sell as a whole or in part. Vaiiderlmrg Sasli, Door and Planing Mill 'PHONE 1778.

Coiv Marvland Rowlev. PHONE 2216-4 for coal. wood, kindling, sawdust and hauling. 034 Restaurant and fixtures, vneap if sold at once. Party leaving city 413 Locust-st.

023 Our Prices Challenge Competition OTHER STORES ATTEMPT TO MEET THEM BUT NEVER SUCCEED. LOOK AROUND, THEN COME TO US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. 1 Refrigerator, rvA good as new 1 New Oak Kitchen CQ CC Cabinet vO.W 1 -Kitchen Safe, DO fV) pood condition 1 Oak Wardrobe tC crr same as irew 1 Solid Mahogany U1 fl OH center table fiy'w 1 2-burner Gasoline CI 0 Stove, good 1 Oak Mantle Folding C7 (V) Bed, good springs 25 Iron Beds 51 set up. each OX.kJV 1 Hall Rack, walnut, $2.50 with mirror su.wv Ilandv Furniture Co. 425-427 Up.

Fourth. FOR SALE Rubber tired runabout buggy. Bargain, 223 Fourv-a 025 Oafi embalniers grip and instruments. Will sell cheap, 319 Grant-st. 022 FOR SALE Collie pupies.

'Phone 2240-3. 025 FOR 2240-3. SALE Fresh cow. Thone 025 FOR SALE New gasoline engine, Fairbanks Morse 2 H. including water tank, cheap.

G. W. Sonntag, Second-av and Ohio-st. 025 FOR SALE 3 quarter oak tables, 5 iitxS Menter Eosenbloom 212 Main. 022 Dayold chicks for sale Friday ana oaturday, 130S E.

Oregon-st. 022 1 Rosccomb Black Minorca cockerel. 2 White Rock cockerels. $2.00 EACH 3LOOMFIELD, 'Phone 1846-1. REMOVAL SALE All used organs must regardless of prlce; cash or Starr Piano 414.

Up. Second. 025 REMOVAL SALE 1 -Chicago Cottage Organ, solid walnut case, cannot be told from new, original price $80.00. Sale price $35.00, cash or payments. 1 Starr Piano 414 Up.

Second-t. 025 BLACK MINORCAS FOR SALE' One rose comb cockrel and Ave pullets, at a bargain. Prize winners at MV Vernon show. 'Phone I84ft-U J. 228 Bray FO 8AUa-r-had trtaa 1U 4, fllameter.

hard manle "FOUND A good school ehoo for boys and girls at only 88c. Ask for the "Little Wood Main-st. tf While shopping: last week, uittbrella, loop handle, mounted with filigree silver, name in full, Peter Gorteiv Return to 401 Sy-more-st and receive reward. 7020 LOST K. of charm.

Finder call 1020. 020 V. LOST Ladies' gold watch and fo between K. Illinois and Governor, I. C.

tracks and Main. Initial and "Mother to Mae" in case. Kinder please return to 409 Main for reward. 022 LOSTAt the New Grand theater a urse. Kinder please return to cigar stand, Eighth and Main.

Re-Svard. 022 LOST- iold locket with initials, down town. Koturn to R27 William. Reward. 020 WAMtJ) MALE UJULP WArtlKU Boy with a wheel.

Apply Western Union Telegraph Co. 020 WANTED Cabinet makers at the Evansville Furniture Co. 021 WANTED Men to sell lunch, 25 per cent room and board, 518 Up. Elghth-st. 020 TWENTY-FIVE house to house canvassers and wigon men for Ev-ansjille and surrounding territory.

Married men preferred, ages 25 to 40. Myt be able to furnish personal bond. Salary and commission. Good man can make from $15.00 to 135.00 per week. We have good openings for young men with ambition.

Apply W. II. Janssen, 204 Up. Fifth-st. 025 WANTED Three colored men for kitchen work.

Apply Stewart, St. George 'Jrtotel. 1 021 WANTED Experienced, wagon painters at Karges Wagon factory. 021 WANTED A good all-around farm and dairy hand. Apply Acme Dairy.

'Phone 1060. 021 Boys and dealers selling Saturday Evening Post and Ladies' Home Journal; agency now 106 Up. Second. Good money for new bovs. Julius Miller, district agent.

Office phone 2184-2. Residence 23S5-1. 022 Young men to learn shorthand at Lock ear's Business College tf WANT KMA HELP ANTED Girls and boys, Btach Fuller E. Louisiana-et. Steady work.

tf WANTED Girls to learn to make pants. Apply to The Buckskin Breeches corner First and GIR1 -S WANTED to sw Overalls 03iJke fe Son; 104 IT. Water. 031 WANTED Girl for general honrsework, references required. 206 Washington-av.

020 WANTED White cook at John-st. 120 023 WANTED Experienced rollers and bunch breakers. Good pay and steady work. Also leareerSj pay while learning. APPLY American Cigar Company Cor.

Third-av and Maryland-st. WANTED Experienced milliner, 36 Main. Lett's Millinery and I'm-TifeUa Co. 021 ANTED -White girl for general hausework, 407 Parret-st. 021 AV ANT i rl "Wshington-av.

to cook at 021 WANTED A good colored girl for general housework. Apply 333 Washington. 020 WANTED White girl te girl nurse SundTys, 1106 on Saturdays an Riverside-av. WANTED Makers and apprentices by millinery trade and hair 1021 W. FrankHn.

023 I "WANTED White girl for general housework, 421 023 Educate your sons and daughters for self-support at Lockyear's Business College. tf isorica V. W. MKVEK. tailor, lias moved to 212 Upper Fifth.

022 REMOVAL SALE All used organs must go regardless of price. Cash or payment. Starr Piano 414 Up. Second. 025' You can select wall paper in your own home by dropping- a card or 'phoning A.

Wilkes, 318 Huston-av. tf KilNO 'phone S7y9-3 for hedge pruning and planting, also tree and vine pruning'. DR. A. T.

EJERGUSON. Veterinary Burgeon and 'JDenttst, graduate N. Y. American Veterinary College, Successor to C. F.

Martin 406 Up. Fiftb-st. 'Phone 922. tf 1-Oit SAIiii iiK.iij USTATK FOH 5 room house in good repair, cheap if taken at once, 1-3 Bland-av. 022 FOR SALE OK-REXT 5 room cottage at $05 N.

Lafaycttc-av. 'Phone 2309-4. 022 FOR SALE 80 acres, rich, level; 4 mile from traction and town. Price $50.00 per acre; 80 acres rolling, price $20.00 per acre. J.

B. P'prmi, (Jrand View, Ind. 023 jl uu aAiiK 5 room cottage on Upper Seeond-st, to highest bidder; prospective buyers call at Press office Monday, March 20 between 9 and 10 a. m. 023 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city property.

A good farm In Warrick-co. Address W. Z. Ben-nett, Eoonville, tlnd. 020 Two 6-room cottages on E.

Iowa-Bt, one seven room and five room cottage on E. Illinois-st. H. B. Davidson, 'phone 24 58-1.

023 FOR SALE 4 room ba th and gas, ft. lot. Call at 1212 E. Ma ryland. 0 2 2 TWO" LOTS in Fairview, each 35x130, cheap.

'Phone 3473. 021 FOR SALE Cheap One lot on Denby-av. Inquire 639 John. 021 FOR SALE An elegant lot of household furniture. Call 'phone 195.

021 FOR SALE Eight-room modern residence with small house in rear. Rent $33 00 for $3,500.00. Address John Xiemeyer, Blxby, S. Dakota. 024 FOR SALE 7 room house all modern conveniences.

Inquire 816 Harriet-st. 022 FOR SALE OR RENT Dwelling house, all modern conveniences, also one store rora and dwelling rom upstairs. All modern conveniences at 116 Up. Water. Inquire 800 Missouri -st.

025 OR SALE 8 room house, bath, fas and furnace, good condition, est location, reasonable. See Rita Endress, Third and Locust. 022 Funeral Directors THE ALBERT JOHAN.N PONS CX Office 113 Garfleld-av. Ambulanc ervlc. Tel.

128 and 3100. tf l(u( Weaving-. Beautiful rugs mad? from old carpets. Indiana Rug Cleaning 118 Up. Fourth.

Telephone 2736-3. tf Monument Save money. Order you Monuments ad have them delivered before Deo-oration Day. P-ices to suit everybody. A.

fs ide, Slt-JlS Second-t. Telephone 2700-3. Optician Eyes tented, glasses fitted. P. D.

Balcony Andrea Co. tt Coal, WvoH and Uenernl Hnollnn Nut, pea and sla 6 a Kindling; and sawdust, 'Phone 338 I.lvery Stable. C. HEDDRICk, high class llv el and sales stable, 81. Locust-et.

Phone 023 TO BOOST GERMAN DAY The Retail Merchants' Assn. decided Tuesday ntttt ttb regular monthly rneetlug to -i co-operate waa the German day committee. Pres. Oslace will Appoint a com- tnittee for the purpoii la 1 FOK BENT Xewly furnished rooms, all modern conveniences, 525 Locust. 'Phone 3217.

tf FOR It EXT Large furnished front room for one or two gentlemen, conveniences, 314 Cherrv. 025 ROOM 15 UK with or without board at 2,000 Main. 025 FOR I1EXT Furnished rooms 510 First. 034 FOR KENT One furnished room, modern, centrally located. Call 70S Walnut or 'phone 21U6-1.

023 FOR KENT 3 unfurnished rooms, for man and wife; reasonable, 711 Up. Fourth. 021 FOR KENT Three rooms upstairs at $5.00 at 12 Pine-st. 021 FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room. Inquire 315 oak-st.

'Phone 2052-3. 024 XTCELY FURNISHED KOOM. also suite of double parlors. All modern conveniences, 62G Up. First.

'Phone iSttiO. 024 SLEEPING LOOMS and rooms for light housekeeping. Towns Flat, 10-til2 Locust-st. 021 FOK EXT Furnished with bard, 223 Oak. rooms 021 Fort ItEN'T furnished or un furnished rooms, 1211 Up.

Eighth. El FOR RENT Three uiil'uriiished rooms at 104 Up. Fifth. 021 iUHiNlsllKD rums for rent, GUiVi Up. Fourth.

021 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, all modern conveniences, 618 lngle-st. 'I'h quo -'fi9t-2. 023 NICELY FUTiNlSllKD FRONT ROOM with all conveniences. Gentleman preferred. 'Phone 2370-3.

020 ROOMS with board in private familv, 718 Upper Third. 'Phone 020 FOR RENT One nicely furnished front room downstairs, all modern conveniences, 518 Up. Seventh. 023 FOR KENT Furnished room for gentleman. Riverside.

021 M1SCELLAN LIOLS CHICKEN RAISERS You can save fully one-third ot your money by buying your chicken feed, corn, bran, etc. from u. BROWNING MILLING CO. 'Pbone 617. IX Kentucky-av.

tf LAUNDRY We flo excellent work. Send us your name to call regularly at your residence. White Swan Laundry Phone 489. Corner Second and Ingle Sta. Educate your Sons and Daughters at BUSINESS COLLEGE Second and Main-st.

AVe Want Your Feather Beds, Tillows and Bolsters. Will pay you a premium fur them. We have no solicitors so Tel. 3114 or drop up as card. S.

MOSKOWJTZ Co. 11 UPPER F1KST-ST. PAPER JIANG IN I Rooms papered as low as $3.00, paper included. Fine selection. Prompt services.

Address Paper-hangers, 815 Division. Thone 3204. FOR GOOD GOODS AND LOW PRICES WILBERN H. REITH 1017 AV. Franklin-St.

Mgr. of West Side Furniture Co. BEGINNING OF SPRING TERM AT DRAUGHON'S Prospects for largest spring enrollment in the history of the school. Investigate our terms, personal Instruction. Special classes for those who wish to make credits.

DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Third Main-Sts. Thone 1199. WHY PAY THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT Buv a suit from us at the wholesale price from $4.00 to $14.00. They are left over from a season's jobbing business. The Buckskin Breeches Company Cor.

First and Division. REMOVAL SALE Story Clark Organ, in excellent condition, cost new $70.00. Sale price $10.00 cash. Starr Piano 414 Up, Second-st. 25 DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD SAFETY RAZOR BLADES, have them sharpened better than new, 25c a double edge blades 35c; regular razor honed, 15c.

Wa guarantee from 3 to 12 shaves with each of our blades. If in doubt send us 1 dozen and be convinced. (We know our business). F1NH EDGE 223 Locust-st. Mall orders promptly attended to.

Ilulldlng Contractor and builder. Repair work promptly attended to. ALFRED BORNEFELD 1300 E. Louisiana-st. 'Phone 295t91 Loan Co.

Thone 741. 4 PACKEi; By the tutted Press. NEW YORK. March 15. At every stage of the game, Packey McFarland, the Chicago lightweight, outpointed Owen Moran.

the English champion, in their 10-round bout before the Fairmont Athletic club. McFarland got Ao his oppo- Special Ladies' Matinee "Wells Bijou Friday; Revelation; 15 and 25c; night 15 to 50c. spring Suitings are now here in every wanted design, shade and color, the most particular buyer can be satisfied if he buys here. We guarantee every suit we make to give entire satisfaction. Come in and look over our new line of spring goods.

No Less DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS EXACTLY 4 20 MAIX ST. OPPOSITE BOSTON STORES. RIVERSIDE THEATQRIUn II MAIN STREET II Finest program of the season today THE VOTE THAT COUNTED An exciting detective story by tne Anannouser uo. it grips your interest from lrst to last. Like all gcod detective stories tne solution of the mystery comes at the last moment.

Don't fail to see it. THE LITTLE AVENGER This play deals with the police department of a grsat city. It discloses the connection between the criminal class and those higher up in police circle. The drama is enacted by, the RELIANCE CO. in their usual high class manner.

ILLUSTRATED EONO AI7D no More M'FARLAXD. nent with clean punches and evaded blows aimed at him. He depended upon body blows and in close range fighting had a distinct advantage. Until the seventh there was not muoh damage. Then Packey reached Owen with two stinging body blows and sent him reeling to the ropes.

He followed up with two rights to the jaw, staggering thee game little Englishman. HOLZHAfi'S PLANS INTERFERED WITH Philip Holzman, who recently purchased property at 2 6-6 2 8 Main-st, intending to build a three-story structure there, after tearing down the building, recently condemned by the building inspector, will not be able to begin operations uotil the condemr tion proceedings have been disposed of. It is understood that a tenant is objecting to the removal of the old "rookery" and may fight the iction of the Inspector. Holzman, however, must wait, although he had planned to begin work on the new block immedi ately. Holzman plans to make eome very valuable improvements and there seems to be no sane reason why any man snould object to having the ancient shack removed.

ARE SWITCHED The fidst inkling ttiat tne Circuit court is to throw overboard all divorce cases and become principally a court of criminal Justice was borr.e Wednesday through the transfer of five divorce cases to the Probate Commissioner's court, which was recently empowered to take over some of the functions of the Circuit court. BUG D001 PROGRESS III THE SOUTH SIDE A review of the building done tn. the residence. -sections of. the city today, by contractors-brought out the fact that the' feonth part of the city is growing more rapidly than any other section.

There are 25 residences going up within two blocks east and west of Waehlngton-av. Building ti active on Adams, Jefferson, Grand, Chandler and Madison and Lia.coln-av8. mm ess TIME IS MONEY You -will save both by coming to us for that loan. We loan money on FURNITURE. PIANOS.

HORSES and "WAGONS, leaving everything in your possession, toil repay vs In small WEEKLY or MONTHLY installments. IT'S EASY TO GET AND EASY TO RETURN. $.95 per week will repay $30.00. $1.40 per week, will repay $50.00. This pays principal and Interest In full.

Rates on other amounts in proportion. We also loan money to SALARIED PEOPLE on their INDIVIDUAL NOTE or we will advance you the largest possible amount on YOUR WATCH or DIAMOND on a moment's notice. Everything confidential and satisfaction guaranteed. EVANSVILLE LOAN COMPANY 11 522 Main St. Phono.t32S.

Zd Floor 'MONEY up to $500.00 ivrnMRV on Pianos. Fiftaiture. Horses, 0c a week pays a loan. Other amouatl in'roportion. Only com company here.

Crescent Ill Main, 1 ana a. m. connect tor Limit et Cell Mill V- 4 s-.