The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 11

Dec. 24, 1914. THE LIMA DAILY NEWS PAGE ELEVEN LIMA NEWS WANT AD RATES or time, 25c. we words, 16 each. for price of 1 1 finch, tertions light-face, 1 month, for price of 1 call situation 417 either phone and dictate Wanted- -Free.

ur want ad operator. to our We will experienced collect. ant ad. insertion same day, all ads be in br every The day than NEWS is a in its more competitors homes combined. advertisements subject to ADARTEL WANTED- -Help BEGINNERS TO ANTED THE CIGAR MAKING LEARN WILL PAY FIVE DOLTRADE.

WEEK WHILE LEARNLARS AFTER TRADE HAS BEEN CAN EARN FROM TEN PER ACQUIRED, FIFTEEN DOLLARS NECK. THE APPLY AT DEISEL-WEMMER CO. EITHER FACFORK, HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED- Giris to learn while to become learnoperators; good over pay eighteen years of must be Short hours; pleasant condiInquire at Manager's Office, Telephone Company, third Harper Block. 8-23-tr widow with child would like position as housekeepWANTED--Young Address Box 283, care News 23-3t oface. HELP WANTED- -MALE WANTED -Ratiway mail clerks $75 month.

Pull unnecessary. Frequent examinations. Sample questJons free. Franklin, Y. Institute, Dept.

Dec. 4 to Jan. 4. 126-W. Rochester, FOR SALE- Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE- One baby walker, black near seal enough for large muff, one of Coney furs, one black and white wool jacket suit size, size 36. street. Call mornings, 1023 west North 22-3t FOR CHRISTMAS- I have Canaries in full song. Cages and stands. Gold Fish, Globes, Ornaments and all supplies.

Mra. C. A. Wheeler, 122 north Union street, new 'phone 1565. 12-17-1m FOR SALE- New truck for general delivery purposes.

Cheap it soid at once Will accept horse or low priced lot in excnange. Inquire at Lackawanna Tea room, over News Ifice or Phone Bell 2161. 15-tt OR SALE -Gasoline automobile, Coupe, latest model, extra bulpment, luxuriant and comfortable two, three or four passenger, is desired. Very desirable for lady, business or professional man. Will tell for less than two-thirds cost.

Inquire of Crites Auto Sales at First National Bank. 11-24-tr LOST LOST Ladies' Elgin gold watch and pin. Somewhere between 822 west Kibby street on street car to public square or at English company or from square to 301 east Market. Phone 1438-R. Liberal reward for teturn.

301. east Market street. 23-3t LOST Small leather purse containseveral ills and a signed check. Also small change. Lost between 1032 north Main and G.

E. Bluem's store. Finder return to 1032 north Main and receive reward. LOST- -Small black purse with key in it on Kibby street between Harrison avenue and McPheron avenue. Return to 803 E.

Kibby street. 12-24-3t LOST The party that took the brown mutt at the Boston store on Wednesday evening, is known, and requested to return the same to the recorder's office and receive the pray one she left instead. No queslions asked. MISCELLANEOUS FLORIDA- Special 21 day excursion Southern Florida January 5th. Information and literature.

Call, Bee or phone L. A. Conklin, Harrod, Hotel, Saturday, December 26th. 12-22-3t BAVEN'T SEEN anything that struck your eye AB suitable Christmas gift, have you? Loads of suggestions at our store. Pick yours but- -today, pay 50 cents: per week.

It will be that much off your mind and you'll get the right price on tame. Schneider and Davis, Practicul Jewelers. 224 north Main street, tr PRICES CUT IN TWO Specials on Rings, Lockets, La Valiers, Chains, Wattles, Charms and Bracelets: Musical Instruments, Guns, Overcoats, Raincoats, TravelIng Bags, Suit Cases and Tools of 11 kinds, new and seconds. Money loaned on anything of value. Highest prices paid at lowest rates in city.

M. J. LIMBAUGH 114. WAYNE ST. MOVING AND STORAGE Best Storage In Lima, dry, clean, well rentilated.

no mice or rata. We colloit our. Rates reasonable We full line of Dew and roads FEIST HARDESTY Both Phones 391 Main VISIT THE SUITWELL FOR YOUR CLEANING and PRESSING WORK 828 104 E. High St. Holland FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 972 W.

High St. 8 rooms, modern, $26.00. SOUTH 1207 S. Main 5 rooms, $10. 431 S.

Metcalf 6 rooms, modern, $22.50. THE HOME BUILDERS REALTY COMPANY, 142 W. HIGH ST. New Phone 1691. 10-14-tt FOR RENT--Six room house, bath complete, lights, both kinds of water in kitchen, pantry, basement.

Rent reasonable; 765 Weadock avenue, new 'phone 1162-M. 12-24-3t FOR RENT- -6 room cottage, strictmodern, with or without garage. Call new 1266. 12-21-tt FOR RENT- ROOMS FOR RENT--A 4-room modern fat in new brick block at 321 1-2 south Main. Inquire at 313 south Main or New phone 1271-C.

23-3t FOR RENT- -Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, private family, west side. Call new phone 3445-M. 12-24-3t FOR RENT- -Four rooms, partly modern, over Koch's Grocery, 947 west High street. New phone (564) Bell phone (Main 3621). 23-3t FOR RENT--One suite office rooms in Cincinnati Block especially, arranged for dentist.

A. Hawisher. 23-3t FOR RENT- Five room flat with bath. 657. south Main.

New 1820. 20-tf FOR SALE- -HOUSES FOR SALE -20 new Mouses and bungalows in all parts of LimaPrices $1.000 to $5,000 Cash or easy terns. It you want to buy a hone see us. 142 west High street; New Phone 1691. Home Builders.

15-tt FOR SALE OR TRADE 50 acres of land close to Lima. Will take restaurant, hotel, grocery stock or garage in small town as part pay. Balance easy. Address Owner, care News, Lima, 0. 12-7-1 FOR SALE- -Centrally located lot for business room or bakery in needed in Lakeview, 0.

Will exchange for good house and lot in Lima and pay difference. Address, Wm. Holtkamp, box 51, Lake View, Ohio. 12-22-3t WANTED WANTED- -Roll top desk; must be in good condition and price reasonable; give price, wanted and size Address, lock 103, Lima, 0. MEN INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS.

Learn the barber trade for which there is always 8 demand. Many jobs waiting at wages higher than you would expect. Taught in few weeks by our System. Earn while learning. Write today.

MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, Cleveland, O. 12-19-1 wk money on easy terms to build your new home. The Central Building and Loan Company, 117 west High street. C. A.

Graham, Secretary. 8-23-1 LIMA CABINET AND REPAIR SHOP Contracting and bulldings, general re pairing promptly done. All kinds of Cabinet Work. Phone New 1064-M: 221 W. McKibben Street 5-28-t WANTED the Public to know that we are sole producers of HOWARD WHITE ASH COAL THE CENTRAL COAL CO is our exclusive selling agents in Lima, 0.

HOWARD CALLIERIES CO. 20-1mo HARD TIME PRICES ON SHOE REPAIRING HALF SOLES. 850 RUBBER SOLES 850 WHY PAY MORE? CHIO SHOE REPAIRING 317 SOUTH MAIN ST. RAZOR BLADES RAZORS Sheure, Cilppers Knives, Skates, sharpened; Saws Gummed. IF IT NEEDS A KEENEDGE SEE CHAS.

E. FULLER, 814 S. MAIN ST. LIMA, OHIO SHOE REPAIRING Ladies' Half Soles sewed on 35c Rubber Heels Best White Oak Leather Used. EPSTEIN SHOE REPAIR 219 S.

MAIN ST. DONZE BLK SHOES REPAIRED Ladies Half Boles, sewed 1 500 Ladies Rubber Heels. Men's Half Soles, sewed FOR AND 750 REPAIRING DELIVERED CALLED CRAWFORD BOWDLE BOTH PHONES NORTH SIDE COAL YARD WHITE ASH- TON Forking from coal $2.50 per ton. J. B.

JACKMAN SON. 319 N. Central ave. (Phone High 4554 Lima 1111R We have a large sum and of Improved money to farm loss on lands city at the property very lowest rate of interest with the privilege of paying date. Per part or sons all wishing any cheap money and on short at interest paying notice will and it will be to their Inter est to call C.

H. FOLSOM AL ESTATE AND Helm LOAN BROKE WANTED- -You to know we pay the highest rates of interest and loan GOVERNOR GIVES A XMAS PARDON TO GEO. CETONE ALLEGED BRIBE RECEIVER RELEASED FROM THE PENITENTIARY TODAY. PRISONER SERVES TWO YEARS OF HIS SENTENCE JOINS FAMILY. COLUMBUS, 0., Dec.

Gov. Cox today pardoned George K. Cetone, of Dayton from the penitentiary where he was serving a three year term following conviction in the Franklin county courts in December 1912, of accepting a bribe while state Senator Cetone has been at the prison farm, near London, Madison county for some time he has been suffering from rheumatism. Cetone was convicted of accepting 8 $200 bribe from Harrison Smiley, Burns detective, at the Chittenden Hotel. Smiley posed as a legislative lobbyist, desiring the enactment of legislation.

At time the money changed hands, the conversation was taken down in short hand through a dictagraph and later used as evidence against Cetone. At the time Cetone was indicted, similar indictments: were Isaac returned against of Butler state Senators Huffman, county and L. R. Andrews of Lawrence county and Rodney Diegle, sergeant at arms of the Senate, who with Cetone at the Chittenden Hotel. This same dictagraph evidence was used in convincing dence was used in convicting Huffman, Andrews and Diegle, Andrews served nine months in the pen and was released some time ago.

Huffman and Diegle were both sentenced to three years imprisonment, Huffman is still in the big prison. Diegle served his time. While announcing Cetone's pardon, Gov. Cox gave out the following statement, "In granting this pardon we are moved by these considerations. Attorney General Hogan, were prosecuted all of the legislative bribery cases makes the unqualified statement that in the entened Grand Jury investigations there was not a scrap of evidence against Mr.

Cetone except that which grew out of the entrapment proceedings, meaning the dictagraph evidence. man had led, previously, a blameless life. He is now in poor health, in fact, he required the use of a crutch or cane when he entered the prison. He has been a perfect prisoner, and while he has protected his innocence from the outside, he has manifested on bitterness that gave the least annoyance to the warden. His wife and little boy ask for him now that he may be taken to Hot Springs, in the hope that his health may be recovered.

His term would legally expire months from the first of the year. "We are not allowed, elther by law or precedent, to speak of things that take place in the Grand Juryroom, but, it is almost common knowledge that while 10 evidence was gathered against Mr. Cetone except that joining the entrapment, in practically every case that was submitted for Investigamotion, the of the trial at lobbyist. once revealed the "The lobbyist is the real culprit, but so cleverly was his work concealed that conviction would have been impossible. He.

therefore, stalks about a free man with a brazen contempt for the law. I believe the interests of siciety will be conserved by the release of Mr. Cetone but, in giving him his freedom wish the power were inherent in the station I occupy to put in his place the lobbyist or lobbyists who in fact made the real contribution to the shame and humiliation of the state." Tire plate boiler glass mad health and accident LIMA GRAIN AND HAY (Corrected Dally bY T. Riddle. Red wheat, per white wheat per No.

3 yellow corn No. 4 yelow corn, 59s; oats, new, per 46c; rye, per bu. 95c; No. Timothy Hay light clover mixed, mediun clover, mired. heavy clover.

mixed. $10.00: No clover, No. 1 oats straw, No. rye straw, wheat straw, $4.50. 1000 CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE Finest of Oak Wood, thoroughly seasoned.

Cheaper than con. $2.00 AND $2.25 PER CORD Delivered to NICHOLS. any 444 part 8. of the Jackson city. Street, or call 1727-C after 6 clock P.

M. 17-2-1mo MONEY TO LOAN On household goods. pianos and live stock. Fire Insurance written. Real Estate handled.

THE ACME LOAN CO. ROOM 14 DEISEL BLOCK I New Phone 1864 N. Main 10-10-1ma NORTH SIDE COAL YARDS K. White Ash LUMP COAL $3.75 J. B.

JACKMAN SON. 820 North Central Bell Phone High, 4554 New Phone 1111-N. JOHN M. BOOSE REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY City property, vacant lots. business blocks and mercantile propositions for sale Houses to rent Rent collected and estate NOtarY DEATH ENTERS HOME TO MAR CHRISTMAS SPIRIT, Another Lima home, about to enjoy the spirit of Christmas and to participate in a home gathering in hope of lightening the burden of 8 member of the family, long ill, was saddened early this morning by the coming of death.

The Grim Reapupon the home of David Overholtz, 410 north Cole street and removed a faithful wife and dutiful mother, Mary Jane Overholtz, The deceased was born July 20, 1845, and at the time of death had attained the age of 69 years. For the past year she has been ill with a complication of diseases, but until yately, this sickness not seem serious. Mrs. Overholtz was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Edwards, both deceased, and was born in Philadelphia, Pa. Besides the husband, three sons, David, Frank and Harry Overholtz and five daughters, Mrs. Frank Disman, Mrs. Max Deubler, Mrs. Eli Cox.

Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. John White of Lima survive. The services will take place Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the late residence, Rev. Lilly of the U.

B. Church officiating. Burial will be made in Woodlawn cemetery. SALVATION ARMY EXTENDS AID TO MANY FAMILIES The Salvation Army has been perhaps the busiest organization in the city today, having prepared 50 big baskets of all sorts of edibles for the poor and needy of Lima. In each basket there were vegetables of all sorts, to.

make up a good Christmas dinner. bread and butter, sugar, one peck of potatoes, coffee, one can of milk, a glass of jelly, tomatoes, and A Then there were 25 containing all these articles, without the chicken. These were distributed this afternoon to all families who were known to need assistance and will make many hearts happier on Christmas day, The Salvation Army will also furnish supper on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening to all who possees tickets, at 812 east Market street. The members of this charitable organization have the duplicates of these tickets and all who have them and are unable to come to 312 east- Market street, may have them delivered to their homes. Captain Ryan and the Salvation Army wish to thank the public and people of Lima who have contributed to the baskets.

RETAIL VEGETABLE California Celery 5c and 8c bunch; Heart Celery 10c bundle; Cabbage, 2c to. 15c Mangoes, 5. cents each; Cauliflower 25 to 30c; Cucumbers, 20 cents each. Cocoanuts, 8c to 10c; Extra SeCounts, 30c Oysters in bulk, 25c pint; 50c quart; Beets, pound; Long Radishes 10c for 3 bunches; Spinach, 15c Green Onions, 5c bunch; Potatoes, 60c; Egg. Plant, 20 to 256; New Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 5c id; Grape Fruit, 5c, 8c, each; Belgian Grapes, $1.00 Malaga Grapes 20c; Emperor Grapes, 20c; Oranges, 25c to 50c cents Lemons, 35c Spy Apples, 30c pk; King Apples, 40-50c 00 Jonathan Apples 6c Allegator Pears, 26c each, saba Melons, 40, 45 and 50c; Brus sel Sprouts, 30c; Kale, 10 Button Radishes48c bunch; Parsley 5c bunch; Tangerines, doz.

Kumquats, 25c dolly, 18c Holly Wreaths, 10c an 43c; Magnolia Wreaths, 15c; Christmas trees, 35c to Christmas tree holders, -35c a piece; Mistletoe, 75c Leek, 50 bunch; French Endive, 35c lb. (Corrected dany by Thomas.) DAIRY AND PRODUCE PRICES PAID BY DEALERS Creamery butter, per 34 1-2c; Goodluck Butterine, 18c; Country Butter, 30c; eggs, fresh, 36c; lard, per 10., 10c; Hens, 10c; Spring Chickens, per 11c; Turkeys, 18 to 20c; Ducks, 11c; Geese, 11c. Ducks, 11c; Geese, 11c. CRUDE OIL Quotations for crude oils for gelds reached by subsidiary pipe lines of Standard Oil are as follows per obl. at the well Pennsylvania, Southeastern Ohio, Mercer, Black and New Castle.

Corning, 86c; Cabell, (W. Va.) $1.05: North Lima. 93c; South Lima and IndiaDa, 88c; Princeton, (Ind.) 89c; Wooster, Illinois, 89c; Somerset, Ragland, 65c: Kansas and Oklahoma, 550; Heald ton, 50c; Corsicana. light, 60c; Corsicanna, heavy, 50c; Electra, 60c; Henrietta, 60c; DeSoto, 80c; Caddo, 38 degrees, 80c; Caddo, 35 degrees, 70c; Caddo, 32 degrees, 66c; Caddo crude, 46c; Canada, $1.36. LIMA LIVE STOCK Good steers, 1100 to 1200 6 1-4; fair steers, 900 to 000 6 6 1-2: heifers, 5 6 1-2; calves, 1 bulls, 5 5 1-4; sheep, 3 lambs, 6, hogs, HOLIDAY WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER ALL VARIETIES OR GRAIN GAIN AT THE FINISH PRICES.

December wheat closed cent above yesterday's Anish May above and July: below. December and May corn each gained and July advanced 1 cent. December oats gained and May Provisions were practically unchanged. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO, Dec. receipts, market, 5 to 10c lower; mixed and butchers, 7.15; good heavy, $6.90 rough heavy, $6.65 6.85; light, $6.70 pigs, $5.25 6.25; catreceipts, market, strong; beeves, $6.75 10.00; cows and heifers, $3.50 8.40; stockers and feed6.50; Texans, $6.00 7.25; calves, $7.00 9.70; sheep, receipts, market, strong; native western, $3.70 5.70; lambs, $5.75 8.50.

PITTSBURG LIVE STOCK PITTSBURG, Dec. recelpts, fair; market, steady; choice, $8.50 8.75; prime, $8.00 8.40; good, $7.50 tidy. butchers, $7.20 07.75; common, $5.00 7.00; common to good fat bulls, $4.00 7.00: common to good fat COWS, $3.50 6.00; heifers, $6.75 7.25; veal calves, $8.50 heavy and thin calves, $5.50 sheep and lambs, supply fair; market, slow; prime wethers, $5.50 good mixed, $5.00 5.40; fair mixed, $4- culls and common, $2.00 3.00; lambs, $5.50 hogs, receipts, light; market, active; prime heavy hogs, $7.15 mediums. $7.25 7.30; heavy yorkers, light yorkers, $7.35 7.40; pigs, $7.35 roughs, $6.25 6.40; stags, $5.75 6.00. EAST BUFFALO STOCK EAST BUFFALO, Dec.

Cattle receipts, 250; market, steady; prime steers, $8.75 butcher grades, calves, receipts, 150; market. active; cull to choice, $6- sheep and lambs, receipts, market, active, 15c, higher; fair, $5.50 8.00; yearlings, choice lambs, $8.25 cull to sheep, $2.50 5.75; hogs, receipts, market, slow, 100 lower; yorkers, $7.05 7.25; pigs, $7.20 7.25; mixed, $7.00 heavy, $7,00 07.05; roughs $6.00 6.25 $5.50 NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK, Dec. Live poultry, irregular; chickens, 11 1-2 12 1-2c; fowls, 014 1-2c; turkeys, 14c asked, roosters 10c asked; ducks 14 1-2 160; geese, 15 16c. Butter, firmer; creamery extras, 32 34 1-2c; creamery firsts, 29 34c; state dairy tubs, 24 33c; process extras, 25 1-2 26 1-2c. Eggs, steadier; nearby white fancy nearby brown fancy, 41 42c; extras, 39 400; firsts, asked.

RETAIL PRODUCE (Market corrected dafly by Thomas! Country butter. 35c pound; creamery, 40c; Goodluck Butterine, 23c; storage eggs, and fresh eggs 42c a dozen; chickens, springers, alive, 16c; dressed, 22c. ANYBODY WISHING TO SEE PETE TAYLOR 135 pound wrestler at work can do so by calling at SALT ELMAS CIGAR STORE ANY EVENING Mr. Taylor challenges any 135 pound wrestler in the state. THE PLACE TO BORROW MONEY IN LIMA THE CITY LOAN and SAVINGS CO ova Corner Main and On Twelve Months CHATTELS OR REAL ESTATE First or Second Mortgage A Merry Christmas From The White Mountain Creamery Company THE SEASON'S GREETINGS A lightsome time, a brightsome time, When a week goes like a dayWith laughing eyes and twinkling feet With carol and roundelay May all these, and more, unite to make Your Christmas and New Year gay.

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