Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 14

fAQE FOURTEEN. A I A XOKDAY, 17, 19JO MARKETS LITTLE CHANGE IN WHEAT PRICES IN CINCINNATI Cincinnati, Feb. 17--No particular interest iras displayed in cash wheat either by cash handlers or by millers. Prices wore governed by option changes, the week's ranges closing only higher than the week previous. Receipts wero only fair.

Demand lor cash corn locally was much improved and dealers said this market could-have absorbed double its receipts without difficulty. Good quality closed higher but discounts were lowered on lower grades. Oats closed 3 lower with the market easier on top grade and mixed dull. More Than 65,000 Read Thete Every Day THE JOURNAL'S CLASSIFIED PAGE Cento A HW-Minimum Charge 2Se Jeannctte Beauty Shop 510 East avenue, phono 428-1. "We specialize 'in all beauty work.

Give a (rial. Open from n. m. to 8 p. in.

48--7t Moved Jack E. Davis, from 2128 Dixie to 018 Walnut. We will continue to handle furniture and do moving. Phono 4001. 47--31 PRICES ON WHEAT SUFFER SETBACKS IN CHICAGO MART Chicago, Feb.

17. (IP) Sharp breaks in wheat values here took place early today preceded by decided setbacks at Liverpool and by a $2,000,000 grain failure at AVinni- peg. Notice was also being taken of assertions current in some quarters that European importers had definitely beaten North American wheat growers iu the price war which has been waged for tho last six monthls. Opening 1 to lower, Chicago wheat afterward showed little power to rally. Corn, oats and provisions wero also weaker, with corn starting to off, and subsequently keeping near to the initial range.

Reports of entire a-bsenco of any demand for wheat at Liverpool today went hand iu hand with word of an increase of tho amount of wheat afloat for Europe and of con- tinued'largo stocks in Great Britain. Moreover, Argentine offerings of wheat to Europe at prices below North American wheat wero report- cd as enlarging. Meanwhile, it was pointed out also ttiat only t-eu more weeks remain 'before the opening of Great Lakes investigation will release further quantities of wheat destined lo Europe. Outbursts general selling of wheat future deliveries in tho Chicago maiikrf today at ihnes swept into execution, numerous stop loss orders. Downturns of values were further accelerated by announcement that the agricultural commission of the French senate had asked the government of France to EU- thor igo immediately export of not less than 18,000,000 bushels of wheat and to pay a bounty on the wheat thus exported.

No indications of any North American export business of much conseqrfcnco wero apparent over the week-end. PRICES IN CUTCIHNATI ON MONDAY Cincinnati, Feb. 17. Wheat- 2 red winter 1-2, No. 3 red winter No.

4 red win'tir 1.16, No. 2 hard $1.20 al.20 1-2, No. 2 mixed 1-2. Corn--No. 4 white S2aS4c, Kb.

5 white 77aSOc, No. 6 white 71a76c, No. 4 yellow SlaSSc, No. 5 yellow fi yelloK- No. 4 mixed 77a79c, No.

5 mixed 73a75e, No. 6 mixed 67a72e. Oats--Choice seed oats 51a52 l-2c, 2 white 4Sa49c, No. 3 -white 47 a4Sc. No.

4 white 46a47c, No. 2 mixed 47 l-2a4S l-2c, No. 3 mixed 46a 47e. Hamilton Council. No 19, B.

S. M. Regular assembly a i o'clock W. G. Rentschler, Mas tor.

dec 15--3rd mon--I. Pocahontas Euchre At Mrs. Mcssncr's, 216 South Fifth street, Tuesday aftcrnool and evening. Public invited. 49-2: Coffee and Social By St.

Joseph P. T. Tuesday February IS, 1930, at p. on Everybody welcome. It True avenue.

Readings Spirit return. 408 Belle 49--Of Apron And Rummage Sale iVt 316 South Third street, Tuesday at nine 'clock. 49--2t Public Euchre Tuesday afternoon and evening, Moose Home. Lillian Irene Edwards. Hollistcr, 49-- 2t Washington a No.

195, 0. E. S. Will hold its regular meeting and entertainment, Tuesday evening, February 18th, at 7:30, Visitors welcome. Maude Swearingcn, Secy.

It Mrs. Tooker Private readings daily, 504 South Seventh street. 47--31' Euchre Moose Home, Monday afternoon and evening, 3:15 and Carrie Sick. 48--2t Rye--No. 2 SBaSSc, No.

3 SlaSSc, No. 4 75aSOc. 1 timothy No. 2 timothy $17alS, Xo. 3 timothy 14.50al6.

No. 1 light clover mixed $10al7, No. 1 clover mixed $10,117, No. 1 i.i^a $ltial7, No. 2 plover mixed ifl-lalo, No.

1 clover Xo. 2 clover $13 alo, Xo. 1 bccoud cutting alfalfa No. 2 second cutting a'ltalfa $17a21, No. 1 first cutting alfalfa $17al9, No.

2 first cutting alfalfa $15al7, wheat straw oats straw $9alO, rye straw STEADY MARKET FOE, HOGS IN CINCINNATI Cincinnati, 0., Fob. 17. ijsAo ouou iodo't 'fSojj; early sales at most bid; good lo choice 170 to 230 pounds 11.S5 or steady; nothing done on other weights, indications steady. Cattle, 825; calves 300; steers strong; butcher heifers fully 2o cents higher; and bulls opening fully steady; early sales plain steers up to 12.00; common aud medium 6.00@S.OO; hicfers 10.2j@ good grades held at 13.00 or ibcttcr, beet cows 7.00 to S.OO; low cutters nnd cuilera 5.00(Su'.25; bulls around 9.00 down; vcnlers steady, top 15.00. Sheep 100; quotably steady; not enough early to lest prices; desirable lambs quotable- 11.00 down; choice up fo 11.50; good up to 5.50.

HIGHER PRICES TOR HOGS IN CHICAGO Chicago, Fcb. 17. (ff)--Hogs, including direct; mar- kd. 15c to 2oc higher; lop 11.50; bulk lfiO-230 pound's 11.25 to 11.50; 230-250 pounds 11.00 to 11.25; 250300 pounds 10.65 to 31.00; butchers, medium lo choice 250-300 pounds 10.35 to 11.10; 200-250 pounds 10.75 to 11.50; 1CO-200 pounds 10.85 lo 11.50; 130-1SO pound 9.S5 to 11.45; packing tows S.75 to 10.10; pigs, i i In choice ftfl-lliO pmimls y.i'.") to 11,00. Cattle, 17.000-.

r.ihv.i fed nnil lo 25c Vnvuf. mostly itciidy on stccii car- with light yearlings weak to 25c iff; best fed yearlings 35.00; fat iho stock tending lower; slaughter classes, steers good and choice lSOO-1500 pounds to 15.50; 1100-1300 pounds 13.00 to 1G.OO; 950-1100 pounds 1.3.00 lo 10.00; common and medium S50-pounds up 3.75 lo 13.00; fed yearlings, good ind choice 750-950 pounds 13.00 to heifers, good ajid choice 850- pounds down 12.00 lo 14.50; common and medium 8.00 fo 12.00; "ows, good and choice 8.00 to 10.25; oiuinou and medium ff.OO (o S.OO; Ion- cutters and cutters 5.00 to 6.25; bulls, good and choice (beef) S.OO io 9.00; culler to medium 7.00 lo 8.60; vealers fed) goo.d and 10.75 15.50; medium 9.50 to 10.75; cull and common 7.00 to 9.50; stocker and feeder steers, good and choice, all weights 10.50 to 11.75; common and medium 8.00 to PRODUCE PRICES IN CINCINNATI ON MONDAY Cincinnati, Feb. 17. Eggs--Tho following quotations represent "cases included" for all grades. Extra firstjiOc, firsts 3Sc, seconds 36c, near-by ungraded 39c.

The quotation for ungraded eggs are on basis of off. Fowls--The following quotations represent prices for poultry in good healthy condition. Thin and poor stock sell only at heavy discounts. Diseased poultry of all kinds is un- salable, aud should be omitted in shipments to this market, as such stock must be condemned by the city authorities. Fowls 5 Ibs and over 24c, do 4 Ibs and over 25c, do 3 Ibs and over 25c.

Leghorn 3 Ibs and over 23c, Leghorn fowls under 3 Ibs sell at liberal discounts, roosters 17e, stags 21 capons Ibs and over 33e, do under Ibs 32c, slips 21c, fryers colored-over 3 Ibs 32c, fryers colored 2 Ibs and over 3oc, broilers colored 1 1-2 Ib and if 3Sc, do colored 1 1-4 Ib and over 3Sc, do Leghorn 1 1-4 Ib aud 3now Carnival Queen Hamilton Evening Journal Classified nate word per Insertion. 2o Death. Notices, per word So Jard of Thanks, per 2e Special Notices, per word 2c )bltuarles, per word 2c Notices, per word 2o Euchres. Card Parties, per word Sc i i charge ol 250 on all ads. CANCEIXINO CLASSIFIED ADS H'lien order for cancellation If over the telephone llieeiulri id should be read and the firm or a nam'e charffftd to, given it i of cancellation.

Cancella and corrections roust be Before a. m. Please read your ad. No allow. ince made for errors after first day j-our ad runs.

Classified 11:00 a. m. ads accepted until Phorie 63 WANTED-MALE HELP MEN--To enter radio and television. No experience required. Our course places you in a good position with good pay in a short while.

Investigate. -J Radio and Television Institute, 204 High St. 49--6t MAN--Energetic, wanted for Hamilton store, $50 per week to start and substantial profits. $850 cash deposit required on goods. District Manager of Stores, 118 North May street, Chicago.

COLLECTOR--Good steady position, experienced only need apply. Box 244, care Journal. 49--2t SALESMAN--Wanted to solicit business for an old established concern. Married mail between ages 25 to 45 preferred. We give personal training and unusual cooperation.

No traveling. Work exclusively in Hamilton. Hard work; long hours, and reasonable education required. Man now cm- ployed and ambitious to improve his present conditions much preferred. Our average men make from $300 to $750 per month.

Personal interview cither during or after business hours will bo granted upon receipt ol! letter giving age; family situation; previ- our experience; present or last employment; street address and telephone number. Your reply and interview strictly confidential. Address P. 0. Box 123, Columbus, Ohio.

feb FOR RENT-ROOMS ROOMS--One, two or three, fur- uishod for light housekeeping. Inquire 535 South Second. 49--2t ROOMS--Two, light housekeeping modern conveniences. 235 Park avenue. 48--2i APARTMENT--Front, furnishcd all modern, central, 125 and 121 South street.

40--4f ROOMS--Furnished, two kitchenette, hard and soft water, sink bath, electric, private entrance, cheap. 228 Chestnut. 49--3t APARTMENT--Two rooms and private bath, furnished complete; also sleeping room, Schwab Ill Court. It ROOMS--Two, furnished for housekeeping, modern, reasonable. 108 North Tenth.

It APARTMENTS--Three, two room, newly furnished. 179 Walnut. 49--6t sleeping. 439 North Fifth St. 49--2t APARTMENT completely furnished, strictly, modern, steam heat.

Piersel Apartments, Central and Second. fcb 15-17-19--3t iPARTSIKN.T Two room, furnished, modern, desirable. Reference, garage. 203 Ross avenue. OOM--Sleeping; also garage, 615 Ross avenue.

Phone 4574-W. It OOMS--Two, furnished, modern, private, 423 North Sixth street, or phone 4852-W. OOMS--Two, furnished for light housekeeping; modern, private entrance. Phone 1611, Wittman 230 Sycamore. 49--2t Your Telephone fc branch offlot at tit Oliaifigd Ad Department of Journal A few la Obwlfitd CM bay, nllt rent, help-- Mtisfy you mutt.

Simply pick up rKeiw, uk for BS before 11:00 A. you appears the ereninf. Jfothlnj C0 ttl4 tuiar. FOR RENT UPSTAIRS--Four rooms, bath Modern except furnace. Pleas ant avenue.

Call 49--2t WANTED MOVING--Furniture, local and long distance hauling. Reliable Transfer phone 4406. 46--4t IOUSE--Seven rooms, all mpdern, $45 month, 1202 Vine St. Phono 5514. 48--6V OOMS--Two, light housekeeping bright and attractive, strictly mpdern.

412 East avenue. ONGALOW--Five room modern. Immediate possession, convenient to car and bus line; also schools and churches. Leisncr Realtj 346 High street, phono 4120; nights 3073-W. It JOHN HUSKERS--Phone 875-M-l.

It King Winter has riioscn Miss Cecil Bctanger as his queen, at Ottawa, Canada, for the international winter carnival over 30c, roasting 4 Ibs and over black springers 20c. Ducks-- ito 4 Ibs and over 20c, do white under 4 Ibs do colored 4 Ibs nd over 17c, do colored under 4 bs 15c, under 3 Ibs sell at liberal onscssions. Turkeys No. 1 hens and over 33c, young toms 10 to 5 His 33c, young toms over lo Ibs grade sauio as old toms, No. 1 old nna 25c, crooked breasted 20c, do o.

2 lac. Geeso medium 8 Ibs and ver 12al4c, coir -ion under 8 Ibs alOc. Guineas--Old per Ib 12c. pring guineas over 1 1-2 Ib 25c, do 1-4 Ib and over-2c, 1'lb stock not wanted. Sqnate--No.

1 per doz $3. No. 2 per doz $1.50. OOMS--Light housekeeping, furnished, single and double. 426 Henry street.

Mrs. APARTMENT Two or three rooms, furnished nicely, private bath, garage. Adults only. 25; Walnut, 519-W. If ROOMS--Furnished for light housekeeping, very desirable; also sleeping rooms.

124 South Front. ROOMS--Two, well furnished, furnace heat, bath, sink. No objection to children. $6.50 week. Apply 240 Park.

40--2t DANCE HALL--In club rooms, for small parties; also dancing contractor wanted. Sunset Club, 421 High street. 49--2t CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET MONDAY Chicago, (fP) Butter, unsettled; 11,176 tubs; creamery extras 35y; standards extra firsts firsts seconds 31(5)32; eggs weak; .12,439 cases; extra firsts graded firsts 35; ordinary firsts Xotice of Dissolution ot Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Clyde P. Steen and Alfred Vauso and known as The Steen-Vause Advertising Company has been dissolved.

Feb 17--It' Mon CLYDE P. STEEN, ALFRED VAUS15. Xotlce ot DIsiuliKlon of Simthrrotcrn Ditlrj- Compnrty. To-Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given tiiat on the Sth day of February, 1930, Southwestern Dairy Company, by virtue of a resolution of all tbe shareholders thereof, eleutcd to dissolve and completely wind up its and that a certificate to that effect has been duly filed in the office of the Secretary of State, at Columbus, Ohio. ARTHUR FRECHTLING, CARL FRECHTLING, WALTON S.

BOWERS, A FKECHTLING, Shareholders of Southwestern Dairy Co. Feb 10--21 Mou Xotfcc of Amended Application For Kxtcunton TV Certificate of Public Convenience Anil Public Notice is hereby given that Tlie Ohio Bus Line Company has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an amended application for extension to its Certificate of Pviblic Conveniences and Necessity 1070, between Hamilton and Mlddletown, which motor transporta- llon lino is operated over State Route No. 4, for tiio tnmsportaton of persons, such extension being from Mld- dletown lo Dayton, over the follow- 'ntr route to-wit: From Mlddletown via State Route No. 73 to tho intersection of said route No. 73 with U.

S. Route No. 25; tJienco via U. S. Route No.

25 through Franklin, Mlamisburg. West Carrollton and Carrmoiite to Dayton. Number and capacity of Motor Vehicles to bo used: same equipment as Js now operated under certificate (being two 29-passcn- Kcr cars) with two additional 29.pas- scneer cars. Number of trips to be made daily: Thirteen round trips, except Satur- layy, Sundays and holidays wjicn the of trips is fourteen round trips. Hearing on said application lias iccn nsslffncd for 1:30 o'clock P.

31. Kastcrn Standard Time, Wednesday March 12, 1030. at the Hearing Room of the public Utilities Commission of Ohio In tho Slate Office Building, Co- Umittus, Ohio. All parties interested may obtain I a i ns to tlio i nnd place a i of snkl application by addressing tlio Public Utilities Commission of Ohio at Columbus. Ohio.

TUB OHIO BUS LINK COMPANY, 111! llnlidlng, i i a i Ohio. Feb 10--3t Mon KOOMS--Two, furnished complete, for housekeeping; steam heat, hot water iu kitchen, use of bath. .153 North Third. Financial neitort of the Hoard of EOu- ctitlou, I'ort Snei, Hitrai School Ultttrlct, Butler County. For Fiscal Year Ending Dec.

31, 1825. RECEIPTS. Revenue-- Taxe-s--Local Levy (exclusive of 2.65 mills levy) Bond lu- terost and Sinking Taxes--proceeds of distribution of 2.G5 mills levy Total Taxes 56,259.83 Depository Interest Tuition from other Districts. isoJoo Total Revenue $6,472.09 Total Receipts General Fund 634.37 Total Balance 534:37 Total Receipts and Balance. Total Deductions Workmen's Compensation County Board Total Total Transactions DISBURSEMENTS, A--Personal Service: 1.

Members Board of 54.00 2. Clerk 75,.00 All other Admin. Salaries and "Wages 5.00 Instruction-15-29. Principals, etc. 2,443.75 Operation of School Plant-- 4L'-44.

Janitors, "Engineers and other 105.00 Total Personal J2.6S5.75 B-- Supplies: 1. Administration 14.26 50.47 29.08 20.65 4. Text Books 5. School Library S. Ctucr educational Fuel 10.

Janitors Total Supplies 471.43 C--Materials for Maintenance: 1. Buildings and 4SQ.54 Total Materials for Majn- tcnanco 486.54 4. Educational 5 105.41 D--Equipment Replacements-5. Recreational 142.00 Total Equipment Replacements --Contract and Open Order Service: 2. Repairs School 167.95 10.

Electricity 27.80 12. Transportation of Pupils--Contract 914.14 14. Tuition Paid to Other Districts 1,057.10 17. Advertising 17.50 15. Hauling 22.91 IS.

Other 44.75 Total Contract and Open $2,243.15 --Fixed Charges and Contributions: 5. Teachers' i Contribution 35.05 Total Fixed Charges and 85.0", Total Disbursements Balance, December 31, 192U-- General Fund CC1.SS Total Balance $9,820.21 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES: Assets-Cash 601.88 (Cost) 1GO.OO Buildings (Cost) 5,100.00 Equipment (Cost) HOUSE--521 Miami street. Inquire 1002 Greenwood avenue. 48--21' HOUSE--Six rooms, strictly modern, with garage. 816 Forest avenue, phone 1530-R-.

48--2t STORE K003I--At 2688 Benning- hofen avenue. Modern, in wou- Phonc 48--2t dcrful business locution. 5320. ROOMS--Four, all modern, heat and Syrnmes avenue. Phone 414-J.

It FARM--155 acres, near McGonigle. Applicant must have reference. Phono 3. 49--3t HOUSE Seven room, modern, Northwest- Side. Inquire 809 Maple, phone 5179-W.

HOUSE--Two, large, water, gas and electric, garage. Cr.V- It" ROOMS--Three, nice, gas, water, electric, 220 North 13th. Inquire 18 South Third. 49--3t HOUSE--Five rooms, gas, electric and water. Call 4129-R.

fcb 17-19--2t HOUSE--Furnished six room, modern except furnace. $40. West Side, APARTMENT--Five room modern, centrally located, $35. APARTMENT--Available April 1st, two rooms, breakfast room, kitchenette and bath, residential section. Jackman Realty 342 High, phone 404.

49--2t ROOM--For business or office, on High street. Krcsge Bldg. Apply Room 206 If BOOMS--Three, modern, close to Lindenwald and East Hamilton factories. 2227 Dixie. It 30USE--Six-rooms, electric, two- car garage, poultry house, five miles from town.

Two acres land. Phono 826-M-3. WANTED-FEMALE HELP WOMAN--For housework, middle- aged, and not afraid to work. Ap- ply.1053 Symmes avenue. It iADY--Young, one with small car preferred.

Apply Mrs. Van, 116 High, second floor. It BOOKKEEPER--And cashier, experienced. Answer-in own hand writing, stating age and telephone number if any. Write C.

B. Nelson, care Journal. 49--3t HOUSEKEEPER Middle-aged. Must stay at night. 117 North Third.

It Notice. On and after this date. February H. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted fop by anyone other than myself. Feb H--3t" B.

FARINET. Leant Notice. On and after this date. February 14, 1S30, I will not bo responsible lor any lobts contracted for by anyone other than myself. MR.

ERNST BOBBITT. 'eb Financial of BONN Toirnnhln Kop Tear JKW. Balance Jan. 1929 $4,297.17 lecolpts durln'ff year- Qoneral Property Cigarette Tax 0.13 nhcrttance Tax 1SS.48 lasollno Tax 800.00 Salo of old 25.00 depository Interest, 108.50 Soldiers' Belief 48.00 4,311.85 Total Assets School District P. O.

AddrcHS. Hamilton. Ohio, 11. Fcb. I I 19:0.

I i the forROing nv.tort to be correct. A. Hoard of Kducntion, It Total Receipts and Palanco Expenditure. 1 Salary Clerk's Salary General Supplies Bounty on ground hogs lounty on lent of Hall Day Relief i a Maintenance nnd r.epair i Jtond a i Soldiers' H.elict Total Exponditures Halancc Jan. 1, 730.00 251.00 IG.r.O C4.00 18.00 10.00 S9.56 492.00 IS.

00 L1HO. CI.AKK. Clerlt. WASHING--To do. Will call for and 'deliver.

Phone 4960-J. 1 FOR SALE DIET--For fill at 35o per cubic yard in city, one week only. The Hamilton Gravel phono 3708. 47--5t EAT KILLER--A. E.

ouo bite is good night, kjlls rats and mice only. Harmless to dogs, cats and chickens. Manufactured in Hamilton, sold by all druggists, or at factory, 230 Sycamore St. 44--lOt REALTORS-SALES AWNING--Orders olaced with us now for spring delivery. 10 per cent saved and no waiting for delivery when spring rush is'on.

Wittman, 230 Sycamore, phone 1611. 44--Ct PIANO--Player, cost $750, like new, $100. Phone 4276. 48-4t POLICE PUP--Four months Phone 2793-JI-3. old.

It' TO PAINT--Porch and kitchen fur niture, painted I and decorated 146 Gordon avenue. 48--3t' STOCKXDead, we pay all phom charges. Call Hamilton Tankagi 2613. July 20--tf POSITION--On farm, by experienced farm hand. Grant Bloi som, West Elkton, Ohio.

WORK--On farm by experienced young mau. Address 320 Dayton street or phone 2229-J. It WASHINGS--And ironings, very reasonable charges. Can give reference. -Men's shirts especially Call 5513-W.

49--2t TO BUT--100 used cars. Frank Hoior. Will pay cash. 44--301 PAPER HANGINGS. J.

Glock the original Glock paper liangcr Wall paper at lower prices. No overhead expense of a store, etc. and that means a saving to you 2579-M. It GENTLEMAN--To room and board in private home. Phone 1998-W 49-2t TO BUY--Junk batteries, 75c and up; junk radiators, $1 and up Will call for them.

Jacob Brown 610 Central, phone 4860. 49--3t POSITION--After school and on Saturday by High Phone 4267-R, school girl It WE--Buy used furniture and household goods. Phono 4684-W. feb IjET--Ma figure on that new home and save money; also repair work done at low winter prices. Arthur 884 Forest, phone 308-M.

49--cod--3t CARPENTER Work, large or small jobs given immediate attention. Also repair leaky roofs. Call 327-M. 46--6t' SALE-AUTOMOBILES COUPE-- Ford, 1926 model, all new- tires, new top, tion. Bargain, 1391-J.

excellent condi- $85. Residence It SEDAN Ford, good condition, 1019 Campbell It first $20 takes it. avenue. IOUPE--Ford, 1925, Call rear 1333 Sippel avenue. 49--31' AUTO TRUCES--Traded in on new Graham trucks.

Good'condi- tion. Prices right. James C. Ovcrpeck. Geue "Welborn 1416-18 Main street.

49--cod--3t SEE--The BOW Three-ton international truck avenue. at and 45- Waync TIRES--And tubes, Century, best service. Al's Auto Service 20 South street, phone 5570. 46-61' REAL ESTATE SALES MONEY--To loan on first mortgage property. REAL ESTATE--For sale or trade, in Hamilton, Oxford aud New Miami.

M. B. -Ncal, Oxford, Ohio, phone 378. 48--2t' PROPERTY Florida; will exchange for lots or acre tracts. The Rigling Realty 409'High street, phone 4915: evenings 5213.

It FABJI--112 acres, modern house, good out-buildings, six- miles from corporation line. Will take good city propejty, Box 4, care Journal. DUPLEX-r-Brick, five rooms up, five down, modern, everything separalc, 3200 Pleasant avenue, phone 2771-M. feb 14-17--21 IOUSE--Beautiful, six Liu- denwahl, sicar St. Ann's and new Pierce schools.

Completely throughout. Phone 1786-W. 48--2t' JOOSE--Something: different, five rooms, hath with shower, first floor; finished room, large attic, second floor. Oarage, laundry, water sol'tencv, toilet, bn'sctncnt. Owner, phono 22-18-R, 311 North street.

BABY CHICKS--Get your chicks from Hamilton's foremost specialty Reds, Rocks, Leghorns; brooder stoves and other supplies. Also batching eggs, also stock of the most selected kind, tested and Ohio R. 0. P. blood.

Hutten's Hatchery, 1786-W. fcb 15-17-19--31' FURNITURE--Gas heater, davenport, dresser, washstand, tables, chairs Must sell. Phone 1780-W. HEIFERS--Five Jersey, six months old; horse tandem double disc, Model Ford ton truck, with rack. Phone 3289-W-l after 6 p.

m. feb 14-17--21' CHICKENS--And roosters, Rhode- Island Red. i Phone 1984-M. Jt STEAM TABLE At Sockey's Place, East avenue and Ludlow. 49--2t COWS--Fresh, Jersey.

John Klcin- feldcr, R. R. No. 6, Hamilton, phone 717 Shandon. ROOFING--Lot fine roofing and roof paint 'cheap.

Hamilton Roofing 1148 McGlynn phone 2545-R, feb 13-14-17--31 STOVES--Furniture bought, sold, exchanged. Wendel Auction opposite Postoffice. Cal! 4718-L. mar 4--mon-wed-fri--tf WASHERS--Electric, 95c down; copper tub; ten year guarantee. Lewis Appliance 118 North Second, phono 4457.

jan 8--roon-wed-fri--tf CANARIES Guaranteed singers, fine stock for breeding. Al-Joe Bird Store, Third aud Market street. It DESKS--Steel desk 40x32, bargain; "wood desk 55x32, bargain, both new; typewriter, new, The Stationery Office Supply 217 High phone 587, temporary location. It RANGED Gas, white, first-class condition, like new, cheap. 948 South 13th St.

It HOUSE--Nortli of High, partly modern, five room, two story, with garage. $2850. Terms. HOUSE--Half square from car line. Five room, two story.

Gas, a electricity, basement, porch. Only $2950. Terms. BUNGALOW Lindcnwald. Four room; lot 40x130, full cellar, two waters, gas, cleclricity, bath, furnace, garage.

Reasonable doivii payment, $35 per month. Only $4700. BUNGALOW-Sonth of High. Five room, strictly modem, newly painted. Garage.

Poultry house, fruit trees, hedge fence, shrubs. $4350. W. S. Minnis, Realtor, 510 Rcntschler Bldg.

Gus Sauer, C. S. Minnis, Salesmen, phone 4058; evenings 5184--856-M-l. It acres, near Hamilton, will sell on reasonable terms. Price $900.

rooms, located near center of town. Arranged for two families, partly modern, garage, $2500. Now rents for $31 per month, HOME--Lindenwald. Eight room, located on dandy 80-ft. lot.

Two porches, completely modern with three-car garage. Price $8000. Terms. Or will trade for smaller property. Asbury Realty 8 South Third, phone 3635.

Night phones 5343-W--1102-R. i Salesman. It HOUSE --West Side. Attractive new rooms, breakfast nook, all hardwood floors, sand finished tinted wallsj many large closets, brick fireplace, immense cement garage. Tea minutes from Court House.

Convenient to 1 schools, churches and transportation. No assessments. HOUSE--Lindenwald. Five roems, one story, completely modern. $4650.

terms. Marie Hart, 807 Rcntschler 49-3t COUNTRY HOME--Mt. Pleasant pike. Attractive six room, Colonial, tile balh, shower, solarium, fireplace, fruit cellar, hardwood beautiful throughout. Seven mature oak trees, shrubbery.

Will trade for town properly. HOUSE--Vine street, good location. Five room, modern, shower, pedestal washstand, excellent condition. Priced to sell. COTTAGE--Trade for small country place.

Five room, partly modern; garage. BUNGALOW Lindenwald. Four room, modern, two bed rooms. Price reduced to $4500. Gco.

Mn- Gilliard Realty Realtors, 132 High phone 393 or 2893. It IOATS--Ladies' fur-trimmed, sizes 34 to 40, go on sale, tomorrow al $5 All new coals. Union Sales, 214 Main St. If OVERCOATS--Men's, sizes 34 to 40, boys' age 10 to 16 years old; $5. All new coats.

Union Sales, 214 Main street. It PULLETS--150 White Leghorn, Good layers. Phone Oxford 131. 49--31 TURKEY Bronze Phono 821-R-l. turkey torn, -It SVASHING MACHINE --Maytag; drop-head Singer sewing machine, first-class shape.

432 Walnut St. fcb 17-18-20--3t FUHNITURE-Before I buying see Ray Withrow at Iho North End Furniture 355 North Seventh. Save 25 to 30 percent on any purchase. July 24--wed-fri-mon--If TRACTOR--Ford. C.

H. Motzcr, West Chester, R. R. No. 1.

48--3t RADIOLA Super-Hctrodyne, six- tube, including speaker, aerial and table, cheap. Call 1462-M. 48--2t DESK--Cherry, secretary's, like new. Will sell reasonable. Inquire 451 Cleveland avenue.

48--21 BOTTLES--Bottles, bottles, crocks, jugs, barrels, kegs. Plaut's, 718 Maple avenue, phono 1853, Free delivery. may 1--If AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE--Sixth and Vine streets, Tuesday, February 18 at 1 o'clock, large amount of good furniture of all kinds; new dishes, new children's hose, ladies' and men's clothing; Otto Gran player piano, upright piano, all storage goods. Zimmerman, Auctioneer. 48--2t LOST I01N 1 PUIt-SE--Brown, containing paper money.

Reward. Call 4395 or 1928-M. It iCARF--Green, Sunday afternoon in Rinlto theatre. Phone 2865-W. Reward.

It l.t-BUl Notice. On nnd after this date, February 1930, I will not be responsible for ny debts contracted for by anyono than myself. A. C. HOWARD, 'cb lS-3t HOUSE--Lindenwald.

A real buy. Only $6500. Front nnd rear porch, open stairway, hard and soft water, gas and electric, furnace, bath, garage, located in beautiful section oE Lindenwald. Can be bought on very reasonable terms. J.

C. Clawson, Realtor, 208 Rentschler 672. Night phone 1790. It FARM--Five acres, five room new house on paved road, seven miles out. Furnace, water and electric.

$4400. A real bargain. HOUSE--Close-in location. Six room, two strictly modern. In first-class condition.

Parties leaving town. $4000. Will take good auto as part down payment. C. T.

Carter, 5 Dow phones 5541--2213-M. Paul Connelly, Salesman, phono 1792-W. it HOUSE--Five room, two modern, good' location. No assessments. Possessioa 30 days.

Only $3500. FARM--Are you looking for a real farm? Immcdialo possession, Jess than $100 per acre. Good buildings. This offer can't be duplicated anywhere. Only $6500, with reasonable down payment, Leis- ncr Realty '346 High phone 4120; nights 3073-W.

It HOMES--Two new ones, just outside city limits, with gas, water and electric. One a five room, two story, tho other a five room bungalow, both have large living rooms, brick mantels, garages and many built-in features including water softener, lauudry trays, etc. $5700 each, on terms. Low taxes. See these.

Ray Thomns, 318 High street, phones 2614--5024-W. It MISCELLANEOUS PANA1IINT--A complete mineral and egg producer for poultry. AI- Joe Bird Store, Third and Market it SPECIAL--Three days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, raarcell, finger wave, sliam- poo, comb wave, shampoo, hot oil treatment, 75c. Mrs. Elsie Wenning, 114 Ross avonuc, between and streets, phone 3941.

CONSUMPTION Free booklet worth weight in gold, with sworn affidavits from those who had consumption, now well. Mr, S. Jordan, 447 Delta. Los Angeles, Calif. jan 27--feb SEE--Tiie now three-ton International track at and Wnync ivcnuc.

45-cod--3t On and a this date. a 5. 1.130 I wm'not bo i any debts contracted for by anyone other a myself..