The Fort Wayne News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 11

Saturday, December THE FORT WAYNE DAILY NEWS RESULTS Are what everyone desires; some people get them in peculiar ways. The Classified Way is not the only way, but it is more certain. You see more people. Seventy-five thousand people see the News every evening, and it is not Bkely that seventy-five win see your sign in the window in a week, or seeing it pay no heed. The man ho wants a base burner is not walking the street) looking for a sign.

He reads the News For Sale columns and so do you. CaU 120 and tett what you have, 1 cent a word; 10 words, 10 cents; three times, 25 cents. We collect. Female Help Wanted WANTED--Girl for general housework; no washing. 484 Old Fort place.

WANTED--A neat, experienced maid for housework; $5. Phone 7812 black. WANTED--Experienced eirl; must be good cook. Apply 10S1 West Berry. WANTED--Women to buy and $4 Shoes for small sizes.

Martin, Calboun street. WANTED Demonstrators to form Christmas clubs; no canvassing. Phone 1009 or call Wells. WANTED--Girl for general housework; no Northwest comer ot Jefferson and Garden streets. WANTED--Experienced girl for housework; family of three; no washing; good home for right girl.

3824 Fairneld avenue. Phone 6901 red. FREEMAN'S SCHOOL, of Cutting and Dressmaking; day and night classes; pupils admitted any time. Phone 3280 red. 308 Madison street.

LADIES--When delayed or irregular use Triumph pills, always dependable; "Relief and particulars free; not sold at drug stores. Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis. LADIES desiring pleasant home employment, good income, send stamped envelope for full details; no capital or camassing. R. M.

Company, Dept. Mai shalltown, la. WAXTED--Wornen; full time, $15; spare time, 25 cents an hour, selling guaranteed wear proof hosiery to wearer; experience unnecessary; enormous Christmas business. Wear Proof Mills, Norristown, Pa. NEWS SUES FOR $10,000 DAMAGES NELSON CRAIG WANTS $10,000 FOR DEATH OF ELIZABETH CRAIG.

Divorce Complaints Not Lessened by Coming of Winter--The Court Happenings. Nelson Craig, administrator for the estate of Elizabeth Craig, has commenced suit against Dr. Frederick Schulz to recover damages in the sum ol $10,000 for the death of Mrs. Craig. The complaint was filed today by his attorneys, Leonard, Rose Zollara.

It set out that the deceased was walking along the St. Joe road, near her home, on the evening of July 12, 1916, and was struck by an automobile driven by the defendant. It is charged that no warning was given and that the defendant was driving at an excessive rate of speed. The accident attracted considerable attention at the time of its occurrence. Dr.

Schulz had dimmed his lights on passing another machine and just as the cars passed he struck Mrs. Craig, was walking on the road in search of a stray cow. She -was brought to St. Joseph's hospital, where death occurred. Male Help Wanted WANTED--Night cook at the Weber hotel.

WANTED--Boy to deliver meat. CaU 1433 High street. WANTED--Good, live partner In grocery business. Phone 739. WANTED--Pipefitters and laborers.

Call at gas works, Superior street WANTED--High-grade specialty traveling salesman capable of earning $3.000 expenses annually; suple line to general merchandise trade; attractive proposition to dealers; coramlMton contract for 191T. Address A. B. sales manager. CIS Hearst Chicago.

WANTED --Registered assistant drug clerk. Relley's Pharmacy, 2012 FaU- neld. WANTED--Boy with bicycle tor drug store work. Reiley's Pharmacy, 2012 Fairneld. WANTED--Men to save EO centa to $1 pair buying good dress or work shoes at $2.60 to $3.

Martin's, 1308 Calhoun street. Fort Wayne. WANTED--Middle-aged, able-bodied man for permanent job as helper In shop. Report Monday morning. V.

M. Nuss- bauiu 247 Pearl street. WANTED--Three ambitious young wen to work way through college. Apply to Mr. Calendar, room 3 Minuet after 6:30 p.

m. Phone 3727 black. GOOD MONEY made at home knitting hosiery; machines furnished on time; we buy or sell your goods; easy and constant work. Wheeler Co. 337 Madison, Chicago.

HAVE a business of your own; learn the barber business; successful giaduates everywhere Call or write for particulars and photo. Fort Wayne Barber College. 219 East Main street. Fort Wajne, Ind. SALESMEN--Spare time or full time; take orders for "Kantleak" raincoats; sellers; retail prices, $3.98 up; liberal commissions; free sample coat.

Comer Manufacturing 12 World street. Dayton. 0. WANTED--Men to canvass and collect; opportunity for advancement for capable men. Apply Saturday evening between 7 and 8 or Sunday morning between 10 and 12 a.

m. at room No. 8 Lau corner Washington and Calhoun street (second floor). CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS in Fort Wayne soon: Government clerkships, postofflee. mall carrier, railway mail, internal revenue; we prepare you and guarantee passing grade; completo course, $7, under former civil service examiner.

U. S. School of Civil Service, Kenols Washington. D. C.

ment, was killed in a fall sustained while tnmming trees, and Novitsky, a painter employed by John Koorsen, was hurt when he fell from a ladder. WANTS $4,000. Mrs. Sabina Brown Says Stepchildren Cheated Her. Sabina Brown has commenced suit against Joseph Brown and Martha Sprague, children of John Brown, to recover damages in the sum ot $4,000.

She says she was the second wife of John Brown, the couple having no children. For twenty years she worked him and saved, and when he died she should have received one-third of his property. She did not know her legal rights, she says, and the defendants induced her to accept two small lots in Monroeville renting for $6 a month, and some personal property, claiming if she did not take this she get nothing. In return for this she released to them all her rights to the property of her husband. Now she has learned her rights, she says, and she charges the defendants with fraud and demands $4,000 from them.

P. B. Colerick is attorney for the plaintiff. NERVOUS WRECK. Bertha Kreckman Says Husband's Treatment Has Ruined Her Health.

Charging that the cruel treatment of her husband, Otto Kreckman, has made of her a nervous wreck, Bertha Kreckman has commenced suit for a divorce. She says he has called her Wants First's Child. Mr. and Mrs. Warren B.

Murphy have filed a petition in the Huntington circuit court for the adoption of Arthur First, child of Charles First, now awaiting trial for the murder ol Bessie Keller, west of the city, a month ago. Judge Cook has taken the matter under advisement Year In Advance. Of all of the newly elected county officials, L. H. Todd, successful republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, has developed the most speed.

He has been forwarded his commission from Governor Ralston, although he will not take office until January 1, 1918. Court Notes. The two $10,000 damage suits filed by J. W. Dalton and Ora J.

Ramey against the New York Central lines, have been dismissed. The cases have been settled out of court Elizabeth Karkhoff has filed a petition as administrator of the estate of Louis Karkhoff, for an appraisement of the estate to determine the inheritance tax. The county commissioners have named Ralph Gunther, Raymond J. Mowry and Frank Phillips as viewers for the Turner ditch In Aboit township. Four criminal cases have been set for trial in the circuit court for December 16.

They are those against Paul Puff, for petit larceny; Charles Cooper, for driving an automobile while intoxi- and "Red" Dale, fo rassault and battery. The case of William W. Canada va. the Pennsylvania company, a suit for damages, has been transferred from the circuit to the United States district court. George B.

Johnson has secured an injunction preventing John A. Harkness from removing from the premises or selling any goods belonging to either Johnson or Harkness. The defendant is a tenant of the plaintiff. It is alleged that the defendant has not made proper payments to Johnson of the proceeds of the farm. The case of George Jacobs vs.

Emanuel Zerhendren has been dismissed. Nellie Woods, administratrix of the estate of Zacheus Clark, has filed a petition to sell part of the real estate. The county commissioners have established the Hoffman road In Wildwood park addition. The Buckeye Marble company has commenced suit against the Fort Wayne Tile and Mosaic company to jivr -n Salesmen Wanted WANTED--Salesmen; experience unnecessary; earn while you learn. Write for large list of openings and testimonials frtm hundreds of our students who earn WOO to $500 a month.

Address aewrest office. Dept. 227, National Salesmen 1 Training association, Chicago. New Tork, San Francisco. Agents Wanted AGENTS--To advertise our goods by distributing free samples to consumer; 90 cents an hour.

Write for full particulars. Favori 2345 Rex street. Dayton, O. AGENTS--Sell "Kantleak" raincoats; new plan; we deliver and collect; Cooper making $65 a week; sample free. Comer Manufacturing 12 Ward street, Dayton, O.

AGENTS--200 per cent, profit; wonderful little article: something new; sells like wildfire; carry right in your pocket. Write at once for free sample. P. D. Conway, sales manager, IB American Cincinnati, O.

CONCENTRATED liquor extracts for making whiskies and liquors at home; saves 50 per thirty sales a day easy, wet or dr carry right in pocket; 100 per cent, profit; no license needed. Write lor free sample offer now. Universal Import 683 Third street, Cincinnati, O. "Wanted--Work Daily 17,177 The above statement of the circulation of the Daily News baa been prepared and verifiied by me and IB correct C. A.

FERRIS, Circulation Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this let day of December, 1916. CHARLES M. BRINK, Notary Public. My commission expires Jan.

27, 1920. WANTED--Wallpaper to clean. Phone 1501. Work guaranteed. GRADUATE NURSE desires any kind of cases.

Phone 2S48 green. WANTED--Packing and craung of household goods. Phone 6363 red. WANTED--Work by man handy with carpenter tools in factory or store. Address N14, Dally News.

WANTED--Short or long-distance moving; 'bus parties a specialty. Noble Skinner. Phone. 1144 blue. WANTED--By high-class office woman, Large city experience as private secretary, correspondent, manager stenographic dept.

or assistant office manager. Address 25c. Wanted--To 607 WANTED--To buy your rubber and magazines, phone 6079. WANTED--To buy your rags, rubber and magazines. Call 7064 blue.

Albert Wilson. buy Ul ot band furniture; highest cash S.Rotiibers, dUhoun irtrtet me. her. The plaintiff asks $1,000 alimony. Harry Hilgemann is attorney for Mrs.

Kreckman. BLACK EYES Were Mrs. Share of Matrimonial Partnership. Eva Donley wants a divorce from Edgel. She says he has blacked her eyes and has called her names that are unfit to put into the complaint.

They were married in May, 1914, and separated In November, 1915. She asks the custody of the child and reasonable support. A. W. Parry is attorney for the plaintiff.

Receiver Named. Acting Judge Charles Ryan has named John Dixon as receiver for the Arcola Equity exchange. The appointment was made on petition of Henry Hlldebrand. The assets of the company are given as $12,000 and the Ha- owing a bank on a note on which the plaintiff is surety. Hartzell Todd fllocl the petition.

"Docs" Get Commissions. Two "Docs" have received their commissions from Governor Ralston. "Doc" Bookwalter has received his as recorder of Allen county, effective January 1, and "Doc" Hursh, defeated candidate for recorder and the present incumbent, received his as notary public. To Change Name. A petition has been filed to change the nnme of the Barkcn-Rose company to the Wayne Clothes Shop.

Two Cases Charles H. Hughes, a member of the state industrial commission, on Friday afternoon heard evidence in the claims foifewing the death of Lawrence Of- and injuries to Anthony Novitsky. Oflerte, an employe of the park depart. WANTED--Toborrow for five years; first mortgage real estate; 7 per cent Address N4, care News. is attorney for the plaintiff.

The Fort Wayno Builders' Supply company has commenced action against Henry Kaiser to recover $200 on account Leonard, Roae Zollars are attorneys for the plaintiff. Dean Meyers has been granted a divorce fiom Hans Meyers on a cross- complaint. In the case of the state ex reL Velva Farrell vs. Harvey Stelnbacher the plaintiff has been awarded $250. The case of Sam Potts vs.

the Bass and machine company has been dismissed. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Reported Dally by Fort Wayne Abstract Company, 132 East Berry Street- City. Chester J. Hosier to Henry Smallbaek ct ux, part of lots 346 and 347 Avondale addition, for $1.500. Garland Dale et ux.

to Pontiac Place company, part of lot 14 South Walton Avenue Acre addition, for $625. Garland O. Dale et ux. to City Suburban Building company, lot 16 and pan of lot 14 South Walton Avenue Acre addition, for $1,875. The Driving Park Improvement company to Alva R.

Smiley et lot 73 Driving Park addition, for $1,200. Celesta Wagner et al. to Enterprise Building company, lots 28 to 34, inclusive, Ormiston Heirs' addition, for $2,500. J. Miller et ux.

to Qeorgo J. Beckstein et lot 7 North Wlldwood addition, for $950. Fred Lambert et ux. to Clarence B. Baltimore ct lot 15 Lambert Drive addition, for $1,000.

Marearct J. France et al. to Fred Lambert, lots 5 and 6 Moran's subdivision, for $4.700. Idella J. Bonter to Claude 3.

Bonier, part of lots and 15. block 1, Williams' Woodland Park addition, tor $5.000. Evle Karber to Orrln Thornton et let 24 Winch's amended addition, for HOO. WANTED--Homes on payment plan. Have several prospective purchasers for homes on the payment plan.

Call Fort Wayne Realty suite 8, $vlnney block, o. phone 2017 green. Wanted--To Rent WANTED--Small room up town. Address N22. Miscellaneous Wants BUT Your Christmas presents at Pelz- weig's Jewelry Store, 1380 Calhoun.

FETTira Storage Wfueho-iM proot private 11M. 414 East Columbia. WANTED--To write yo ir auto. Are and liability insurance. T.

H. Shorey. Sit Calhoun street. Phone, 376. WANTED--Information regarding good patent for sale.

Northwestern Business Agency, Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED--We are ready to make out your 1M7 motor license application. L. J. Libtdmr 205 B.

Main. ITANTED--Hlthftrt prices paid for ane- Qttd-band furniture, atoi and A. S. Helllgman, im Lafayette street Phone, MIL Lost LOST--Cameo pin, with chain attached, Friday, either In or near Cathedral. Reward.

CaU 6090 red. LOST--Sunday morning, on Lewis between Webster and Cathedral, diamond brooch. Reward. Phone 1307. LOST--On Pontiac jitney, between Hanna street and Pennsylvania station, a suitcase containing ladies' black plush coat- Return to 2129 Weisser Park or phone GS46 red.

Reward. Found FOUND--Pair nose glasses on Berry street. Inquire at Lincoln hotel. Henry Beach to Lena Christman, part Circulation For November 17,177 1 16,663 2 16,781 3 1W69 4 17,850 9 Sun. 6 1W47 7 17,412 8 23301 9 21,495 10 1W77 11 18,190 12 Sun.

13 16,619 14 16,620 15 16,619 16.. 17.. 18.. 19.. 20..

21.. 22.. 23.. 24.. 25..

26. 27. 28. 29. ,..16,575 ...16,262 ..17,452 Sun.

...16,354 ...16,312 ...16,261 ...16,175 ..17,506 Sun. ...16,284 ..16,325 ..16,198 ..15,013 Total 446,600 FOR SALE--On easy terms, new six-room bouse on Wells St; price $1.800. Phone 3863 blue. FOR for six-room modern bouse, three squares from "electric easy payments. H.

Qoldstine, 14 Bank block. For Rent--Houses FOR RENT--Modern six-room house, 928 Huffman. Phone 1804. FOR RENT--Six-room modern home, south side; $25, Phone 622. FOR RENT--Small house, 607 Lasselle street.

Call 1316 Spy Run. FOR RENT--Partly modern six-room cottage. 1655 Wells street; $15. FOR RENT--Strictly modem six-room house, 1121 Rivermet. Phone 3015 red.

FOR RENT--Two six-room new bungalows, south side; J30 each. Phone 622. FOR RENT--Modem dwelling house of seven rooms; good locality; 934 Columbia avenue. FOR RENT--Wholly modern, hlgh-clasi modern bungalow, Meyer avenue, south side; $40; can be leased by the year. Phone 622.

For Rent--Rooms FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms. 3379 red. FOR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms over the D. N. pharmacy.

FOR RENT--Furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 3379 red. FOR RENT--Four modem, unfurnished rooms. 310 West DeWald. FOR RENT--Furnished room; handy for railroad man.

231 Masterson. FOR RENT--Modern furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 6087 blue. WANTED--Two or three unfurnished rooms. Address N19, care News.

FOR RENT--Modern, furnished room; private home. 535 East Washington. FOR RENT--Furnished light housekeeping room; gas furnished. 821 Clinton. FOR RENT--Nice housekeeping rooms; ground floor; all modern.

1018 Jackson. FOR RENT--In modern home, nicely furnished room, suitable for two. Phone 2078. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping-. 1608 Calhoun (second floor).

FOR RENT--Well furnished room In modern home, close in. Phone 3612 green. FOR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms, completely modern; private home. 414 Baker. FOR RENT--Three furnished rooms; gentlemen preferred.

633 East Wayne. Phone 3778 blue. FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room, suitable for two, in private home; reasonable. Phone 7343 red. FOR RENT--Modern heated rooms, $2,50 and up per week; 6 blocks from courthouse.

713 Broadway. FOR RENT--Modern, furnished, warm room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; bath and phone. 533 East Wayne. For Rent--Flati FOR RENT--Six-room modern flat, with heat. Phone 7294, FOR RENT--Four-room flat, partly mod, ern; no children; 2116 South Webster.

Inquire 2039 South Calhoun. FOR KENT Two modern fVgft-i Hatm' loutsa Gluseakamp to Frank J. Glusenkamp, lot 189 Ffelffer Place addition, for $1. Fred Lambert et ux. to Mary C.

Myers, lot 41 Lambert's subdivision, for $4,200. Wilhelmlne Haller to Byron S. Thompson, lots and 24 Drexel Park addition, for $1.000. James A. Blnkley et ux.

to Otto Haennl, lot S3 East Pontiac addition, for $460. The Tri-State Loan Trust company to Cloid V. Rltzius, lot 48 McKlnnievllle addition, for $175. William C. H.

C. Pape et al. to Luie Moore, part of lot 163 Swinney's addition, for $1. Clarence S. Parker et ux.

to Florence M. Jones, lot 65 Lakeside Park addition, for $6,000. Edward C. Pelz et al. to Martha H.

Potts et part of lots 261 and 263 Ilanna's addition, for $1. Fred Lambert et ux, to Bernard H. Schele, lots 7, 8 and 9 Lambert's Drive addition and lots 37, 38, 39 and 40 Lambert's subdivision, for $27,300. Country. John B.

Schwartz et ux. to George F. Beightle, part of section 18, township 32, range 13, for $850. Merlin Wood to William Wood et lot 29 In Huntertown and part ot section 18, township 32, range 12. for $1.

William Bultemeler et ux. to Gustave Bultemeier, part of section 34, township 29, range 13, for Elizabeth Karkhoff, administrator, to Raymond Karkhoff, part of section 23, township 29, range 12, for $5,883.33. George W. HoCan et ux. to Jacob H.

Feichter, part of section 3, township 29, range 12, for $1. Wanted--Engine and turret lathe men, bench machinists, boring mill and automatic machinists. Apply F. Bowser. twenty minutes' walk from court house.

Inquire Walsh 826 Calhoun street. Phone 2476 or 7481, red. For FOR RENT--Strictly modern six-room apartment, with heat, soft water. Phone S56. Business Opportunity FOR SALE--Well established real estate business; leaving city.

Address "Real Estate," care News. BUT OIL STOCK In $60,000.000 company; 100 per cent, dividends in nlrtety days possible; production now coming in; ground-floor stock, 1 cent a share; doubles price shortly; $1 par value; $10 buys 1,000 shares. Write full details. Amalgamated Oil 1130 Colcord Oklahoma City, Okla. WANTEI--Lady with $1,000 or over for active Interest In a manufacturing con cern; one with shop knowledge preferred and acquainted with power sewing machine for specialty work; good future for right party.

We stand an Investigation. Phone 2225 or write to N23, News. Sewing Machines B. C. HITZMANN Sewing New Home and White sowing machines.

Needles, oils, parts and piles for any sewing machine. and sundries. Impairing a specialty. S3S Main. Phones.

2480 and Bake The ladles of the Trinity M. church will conduct a sale of home- bnked goods, at 620 Calhoun street, tins evening. Classified Ads, ic a word, four words per fine. For Sale--Homes FOR SALE--Bargain, south side home; all on paved street; $3,900 for quick sale. Phone 19.

FOR SALS--Modem ten-room bouse. No. 1021 West Wayne street; lot SOxlEO; a bargain if sold at once. Inquire 1021 West Wayne street FOR SALE--Immediately, three-acre suburban home, Lincoln highway east; party leaving on account of health; easy terms. Sigrist Co.

Phone, 830. FOR SALE--Six-room modem house; paved street: close to car line; must this week; $3,000. See Fred Lambert, IK Washington boulevard west FOR SALE--Fine suburban home; three- fourths acre; variety of fruit, chicken park, three blocks from city car line; $2.900 if bought quick. Phone 910. FOR SALE--Seven rooms, all modern, near Pennsylvania shops, Immediate possession; easy terms; wBl take lot as part payment Phone 631.

302 Bass Blk. FOR SALE Two fine modem homes, Just built by private contractor; Cottage soft water bath and every convenience; each. Call 2105 for appointment FOR SALE--Seven-rooms, bath and large garage; all new. modem Improvements, Inside and outside; no better location on south side; No. 2703 South Wayne avenue, second door south of Swayne avenue; lot 50 by 150 feet Inquire nt Nuttman bank, 182 East Mala street O.

S. Hanna. FIFTEEN NEW, MODERN HOMES--Can have Immediate possession; four located eloae to Reservoir paric. one close to St Patrick's church, four of them in Rose lane, south of West Creighton; three on Lambert drtre, three on Violet court, one on Huffman car line, $3,000. Phone 1624.

Fred Lambert, 135 West Washington. For Sale--Farms 140 ACRES, six miles southeast of Bryan, two good sets of buildings, all black ground; 81 acres, three and one-half miles south of New Haven; will change the above two farms. For sale: 96 acres, joining city of New Haven, well Improved; 120 acres, eight miles west of Fort Wayne; 56 acres, four miles from Fort Wayne, well improved. We also have two farms for rent--one 160 and of 80 acres--six and nine miles from Fort Wayne. Phone 1549.

S. Ackerman 205 Physicians' Defense Bldg. Automobiles and Sundries FOR SALE--1916 Overland; big bargain. Phone 6313 blue. FOR SALE--Auto, In good running order.

Phone 6743 black; evenings. FOR SALE--1017 model Overland; a real bargain. Address N20, Newa. FOR SALE--Have a fine flve-passenger 1915 car, completely equipped, to trade on lot or lots; will pay cash difference. 127 East Berry street.

Phone 910. Horses and Vehicles FOR SALE--Horse, work wagon and harness. 240 East ftutler. FOR SALE--Team of horses and 'bus wagon. Phone 2S28 green: 314 East Berry.

FOR HIRE OR SALE--Single horses and rigs. 302 West Superior. Phone 2240 green. FOR SALE--Black mare, spring wagon, new tinners' tools (cheap). 1916 Ford touring car, five bundles No.

10 market wire. 625 East Wayne. Poultry and Eggs FOR SALE--Silver Wyandotte chickens. Phone 6919 red. Stoves and Ranges FOR SALE--A Favorite range.

Call 7201 red. FOR SALE--Ninety stoves; all kinds. 1405 Calhoun street For Sale or Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE--Restaurant doing nice business. Address N16, care News. FOR SALE OR TRADE--One ton truck; will consider a Ford roadster.

Phone 7095. FOR SALE OR TRADE--Good-paying grocery; must be sold soon. H. Gold- stlne, 14 Bank block. FOR SALE OR TRADE--Good brick store building; good location; must be settled this week.

H. Goldstine, 11 Dank block. For Sale or Lease FOR SALE OR LEASE--Cement block factory building, 90x200 feet. In good repair; 60-horsepower steam boiler, en- crirrp. to building; live town; reasonable rents; desirable place for families; easy terms.

State Bank of Syracuse. Syracuse, Ind. Financial. MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos, live stock, $10 to $250; lowest rates, best terms: quick service. People's Collateral Loan Co, northwest corner Calhoun and Berry streets.

Phone. 1773. For Rent--Office Rooms FOR RENT--Two steam-heated office rooms, second floor Lyric Theater 1012 Calhoun. Phono 1)22. NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC FUNDS Notice Is hereby given that the County Board of Finance of Allen County will, between the hours of 9 n.

m. and 10 a. on the 1st day of Januaiy, 1017, at county auditor's office in the City of Fort Wayne, County of Allen and State of Indiana, receive written.proposals from banks and trust companies, subject to examination by tho State of Indiana or by the United States, and having their place of business in this stnto, for tho receipt of a maximum amount of public funds on deposit, provided for in an act of tho General Assembly of Indiana, entitled "An act concerning public funds, their deposit and safe-keeping and the collection of interest thereon; creating boards of finance and defining their powers, duties and procedure, prescribing punishment for violations, prescribing when said act shall take effect and repealing laws In conflict," approved Match 9. 1007, and being Chapter 222 of the Acts of 1907, pajte 391. Said funds to be deposited consist of the public funds of Allen Countj.

All proposals, personal and surety company bonds must be executed accoiding to official forms prepared under the provisions ot tho above statute. Personal or surety company bond, or collateral bonds as security, must accompany proposal. 1 THE ALLKN COUNTY BOARD OF FINANCE, By WILLIAM C. SCHWIER, Attest: President. WILfl JOHNSON, Secretary.

A FEW OF CURDES' BEST Seven-room all modern home on Crescent avenue. Owner leaving city. Will sell for $3,250. Worth $3,600. Terms.

California avenue, six-room, all modern and new. Will accept lot in trade, Sinclair street, six-room modern, new house, $3,200. Like rent. Maple avenue, seven rooms, corner lot, 60x200. High class modern home, hot water seat, etc.

$9,800. Terms. West Creighton avenue, seven rooms, all modern. Lot 47x 167. Paved alley.

A real buy at $5,500. See this one. Boone street, five-room cottage, a daudy at $1,800. $400 cash. One-half acre with fine buildings.

A complete suburban place, $3,250. You will like this place. Terms. Four squares from city car. Eighty acres good farm land, seven miles from Ft.

Wayne, two miles from New Haven. Owner will accept Fort Wayne property for equity. We want an offer. F. Curdes Realty Company PHONE 622.

125 E. BEERY ST. We give you the most for yonr money in building IT PAYS TO OWN HOUSES nomical and reliable builders. The klndl of houses TM build are easy to rent and yield big profits to the ownert! service. City Suburban Bldg.

Co. For Sale--Miscellaneous FOR SALE--Eskimo pups at 618 Barr street. FOR SALE--Violin and mandolin. Phone 3391 blue. FOR SALE--Fine Norway maple trees; delivered and planted.

Phone 6327 black. FOR SALK--Black leather tufted davenport In good condition. 610 East Wayne street. FOR SALE--Barber shop and cigar store; good location in of 1,500. Box N15, care News.

FOR SALE--White enamel dresser and baffonette. 309 Masterson. Call not later than Sunday. FOR SALE--A Scotch collie (flrst-class dog) at a reasonable price; will sell at once. South Calhoun.

FOR SALE--Several good secon'd-hand sewing machines from $3 up. 710 Harmar street. Phone 3530 blue. FOR SALE--Fine collection old and new violins; also $1,000 Weber player with 400 rolls; bargain. 1022 Barr.

FOR SALE--Gray astrakhan coat, hat and muff; alze, 40; also genuine Hawaiian eukalalie. 1117 Cottage avenue. FOR SALE--One gasoline engine (20- horsepowerj, with magnets and everything complete. Garrett Elevator Qarrett, Ind. SPECIAL OFFERING--Different makes, styles and special values in used sewing machines at low prices from $5 up to $25.

820 South Harrison. FOR SALE--Office furniture, desk, letter press stand, chairs and couch; rare chance for buyer to save high cost of new office furniture. Phone 2081. RUGS, curtains, portieres, silverware, wringers, clocks, blankets, vacuum cleaners, carpet sweepers or any household necessities at lowest prices, cash or credit. Salesrooms, 14 North American Bldg.

The Wayne Sales Co. Phone, 2S76 red. Open daily to 6 p. m. Suburban Home The American people are developing the Idea more each year of living away from the noise and hurry, of business.

It is better for the man closed up In his office all day, and Jt makes healthy and happy children. Think of acres of ground with' modern 6-room house and big bam and garage; 1 acre planted in frolt trees and the other acre for gardening, located north of town, 6 blocks from the State street car line on a paved road. Our salesmen wlU bo glad to show you this beautiful homo for sale at on the payment plan. WHDWOOD COMPANIES SHOAFF BUILDING Roofing SEE THE NORTHWEST Ready RoOflng Co. when you need a new roof.

Our slate-surfaced asphalt roofing (plain and imitation shingle or tile) guaianteed and will last a lifetime. Costs less than wooden shingles and is fireproof. Over 3,000 roofs laid In Fort Wayne. Our repiesentative will be glad to show you roofs laid flvo years ago which do not show a sign of wear. Phone 7206.

619 Kast Creighton avenue. Upholstering MOST SATISFACTION in uphoUtertnt and furniture repairing. Pboiw 1S4T. 3. Saffron.

SOI East MAX SALON will repair or upholster your furniture with best satisfaction. Call 111! blue, lilt Broadway. SPECIAL Thursday Dec. 14 Mail Box Corbin Lock L. J.

LIBBING CO. 205 E. Main St. FOR SALE Three acres with beautiful buildings on Lincoln Highway between iort Wayne and New Haven. Good 5-room house, 44-ft lot, south side, $1,400.

Thirty acres, all black soil, wall drained, fair buildings, Jefferson township, $4,200. Good 7-rootn house; paved street: $200 cash, balance month. acres, with good buildings. south of Fort Wayne; will take city property in exchange. Eighty acres, good buildings, three miles south of Roanoke; will take small Fort Wayne property In exchange; price $115 per acre.

Beautiful building lots In Schel- hamer addition, located on Winter, LiUie and Anthony boulevard, $600. A T.T Rooms 3-4 Pixley-Long Block INVESTMENTS We offer a good double house of twelve rooms on a 40x150 lot; paved street; eight blocks from court house; rentals pay per cent on Investment, only $3,500. Business block, only one square from court house; pays 7 per cent on Investment. Sure to increase In value- It you have money to invest see us quick about these. United Realty Co.

707 COURT ST. PHONE 2120. FINANCIAL LOANS MADE ON SECOND MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE. VACANT uK IMPROVED; BONDS, EQUITIES, INSURANCE POLICIES, LIVE STOCK, FURNITURE. ETC.

CALL AND GE OUR RATER. 201 SCHMITZ BLOCK PHONE, LOANS ON DIAMONDS Watches and Jewelry. Low Rates. Long Time. FORT WAYNE CEEDIT CO.

1221 Calhoun St. Phono FOE SALE Ciood home close in, lot 48x 140, facing two paced streets. Investigate. K. J.

BAUER CO, 717 Clinton Street. Use News' Black Type..