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ju atwal fruit iXBWL.Prica 4 tO, 186607 J. LV IVTOIlams, omce pnone UJfta. House Dhon CTOA tf IVOk SALS Que of the. beat real; nWhr located. Price tl.OOft.

J. L. rWTHlms office phone 1000. Real dasM Bhona MO. 7 ft.fliUU6ne.naU interest InTSe Mayas blocfc.

If Interested address 'Poi Vara Poultry S2. BeJenv Oregon: POa B1LB We bare aome verr oe alrable Drooertlea Cloee la ana moo 'ern thronKhoat that we can eeU at laxAmtlonallr low sricea. Sonera TX11r Phona 185. WiSSUSS 7 fOom hooie. well, claler, oellar.

4 i llrhU. awe Dald oat Two fire mom cottatW BIX room house on improred street. ki sartlr modern, inner Darsaws i 11150 and op. Phone 1001 iASALB 6N TiiaaW Six room hoas with lights. gw.

waters all Urge lot Prlof $100., Pay 1700 wr down and. balance. monin zTJils ropprty.rJ inow jendJ vfis. M1W Ktylop; Basjvisetaia. 1 Kk '8AIA ON TERMS Six room air; flOttage.

oa pared street 8treet and sewer Dald. Lrge lot. nice piac to lire. Prlco 11600. P7 $700 down and balance br the month.

Julio ltg)lor." Real BsUte) 8rd Floor, U. B. Building. Phones and 166 KMt jrOR SALE ON TERMS Seven room house, close In. Lights, gas, both In good shape.

JTlce i.wu. ray staa nn and halance by the r3 Tnonthr1 Mllo Kaylor. Real Estate, Viarff JPToor. U. B.

Phone 'ANTED tTwo girls in bindery de partment Inquire Farmer's Guide. FOR SALB Gcneral yPOR SALE! Bed and springs, daven Dort. Mxltcben cabinet dresser, stand; table. Calr 515 entries bl. or phone 200.

ll tf iR gAUS: Preferred stock in good local, lactory, guaranieea mcumo 01 1 a 7 per cent and no tares, cook I Krleg. phone U16.y tf FORSALl 88 note ichaff Brotv oai finish player piano strd musTe cabi net to match. One folding table 80x8 Phone .677 or Chetrr street tf 'OR SALE One hundred pouna '8 ALE One veuhr nig. Cheap. Inquire 6 Soutn Jefferson strtet 1 "W1 ypOB SALE EsUte if Coal burner and a wasatna B1B 18 tf I chim 53 Third St, jjTOR SALE iHi grade cane feeding moiaBgea for your stock.

It makes you money. Let us show youv: BASH ACO; I' rgx)R SALE 83v bundles of "82 inch I lathi Phone 2082. IMi R'SaEE Team ofr heavy mares at I 827 N. Briant 8t Phone iI84f SXR SALE S. C.

White I .1 cockerel. 13 and itr.pnuets, I One fat Mummart Col Jege Park. Phone. WIV. WANTED 'i To buy allnda of Lire fitock.

See me at JO. Bash' A flaa ma before you selL' 'yred! GHL 84 East Washington Stf efoCT UNtEI Tour rugs to; any time, rain or shines O.Pon UUS 1888. in rwq. 'ANTED Girl for reneral P. Box 7l4v Huntgioa.

ind. rr tivtf 'ANiD Middle aged lady to do house keeping In family of fOUK Phone 1994. 18 tl FOR RENT 3TOR HlfNfT Good steam 5 rooms at Annex hoteL heated Special weekly rates. 294 tf llxJa RNT iAUra for 1 V. vijcd ftrfSw cornsrof'th? Ibwn.

SALE Real Estate mvb saut Bererai gooa unu'u eduhty. Nlco list of vtfty property. Vacant lot ana aora property close In. J. 1 WU.

ITffll Hi Hams, joffloe phoaa .1,000. Horn thaw WO. 4 OR SALE 4.43 acres on Etna are i xood ate six room house: good tan. two chicken' mil MISCELLANEOUS REAL EST ATS J40TIGE Whether you buy or see that your abstract Is made by us. We hare the most accurate and complete Huntington Abstract Edgar E.

Kelsey, Attorney and Abstractor, I. O. O. F. Building.

15 tf SEE F. OCOTT PLASTERTR 7or good protection. Agent fef Fa mere KatlonaJ Lift Insv O. Borne office Huntington, Ind. Fhone Mi or S4S5.

llttf FREE Cinders at If ajeetlo Company. 188tf TO LOAN WE LOAN MONET On farms and highest grade city1'" property at I per cent Interest per annum, with prliHege of partial Jiayjtnen and oharge less eommlsslon than aoy one else. Price A Roeebrough, Agents Michigan Mutusl Life Ins. co. amf FARM LOANS Buy a farm.

Get the from a United States Farm Loan Bank. Forty years' time. No renewals. Partial payments. For application for loans see or write Cook ft Krleg, Huntington, Ind.

298 tf DO TOU NEED MONET We lend it on second mortgages on real estate. Local address: Law OSlceAetna Mortgage and In restment Co; (08 Fidelity Trust Indiana polls. Zr Tues Thurs eat 288 ti MONET Farm Loans promptly made on most farorable term. M. W.

Moore. itf FARM LUAN8 Money to loan 09 farms for fire, seren, ten and twenty year periods, on the, most farorable terms. W. S. rgmllh, Phone 1,000.

46 So. Jefferson 8t 103 tf MONEY TO LOAM Oa diamonds, watches house bold goods, pianos, lire stock, vehicles and farming implement. Valley Loan company, phone 815. tmi LOT OF MONEY TO LOAM oa farms. Long time, low rate, partial payment privilege.

Allen Potts Realty company. tlltf MONEY TO LUAM oa improred (arms lorg time, partial payments. Aay time. Bee A. C.

Fast at Farmers' TTUst Co, Bank. mtf ELECTRIC WEEDING Why not have your welding' done' eiecincaiiyr roe eiecinc weia is the reliable weld. No Job too large or too small for our shopv If It's broken we'll weld it Our prices "are right. 'Give us a trial on your next welding Job. Dunfee Schermer horn, 232' E.

Wasihngton St. Phone 2463, 805 tf FOR SALE Liwe Stock FOR SALE Big Type land China male Spotted Po Phbne 2058. wet FOR SALE Sorrel team fouryeare Old and sound. Five and half miles north of Huntington on the Stults road. John Weir.

14 6t AUTOMOBILES AUTOS STARED AND CARED FOR Four dollars per month. Southslde Feed Born. V. M. Spfsdllng, Prop.

288 tf FOR SALE 1916 Oakland, new newly painted, practicaly new tires. nne mechanical condluon. stouder Opkland Co, 629 Warren St 270 tf pearly Everybody Reads nt nunnnu iun ntnALU Because It's a Better Newspaper TILFIR FUNIRAL HELD The funeral of Clarence Telfer was held at the United Brethren church In Huntington Sunday afternoon at o'clock in charge of the Rer. W. Z.

Roberts. Burial was at Mt The music was by Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Charles Raymond, Mrs. O.

G. Burns and Mrs. Tberon Wearer with tflas Grace Roberts at the piano. Those in charge of the flowers were the Misses' Mary Smith, Laveta Smith, Ollle Smith, Hollls Schwarts and Helen Eberbart The pall bearers were Fred Wlnebrenner, Russell Thorn, Burl Gardner, Howard Decker, Howard Bell and Howard Morrett Children'a Colds Every parent can add to the health of the community and his or her peace of mind by guarding sgfinst cougfcs and colds. When your child has snuffles or watery oyes don't hesitate to take him from school for a day or two so that you may up the cold tie has Tou are perfectly.

safe In giving Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy to your children as it contains no opium or other narcotic It acts on nature's plantooeenS tha aids expectoration, relieves the lungs and opens the secretions, helping the syxtem to throw off the cold. adr. LLOYD WAMSLEY Funeral services for Lloyd i Wanja ley were held at the Church of the Brethren at 'Lancaster Sunday' morn ing at 11 o'clock in charge of the Rer. Marshall Mercer. Burial was at, Lancaster.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Preston, Roy 8mith and Mrs.

Frank' Freehafer furnished the music. The pall bearers were Russel Wllbelm, Heltt, Charles Carl Virgil Beeching, Everett 1 Couch, Claude Hoover and Paul Toung. Those in charge of the flowers were the Misses Mildred Hacker, L.uciue Hacser, nuia Hbb'rer and Lucill MooverV; "Get Rleh Qluck." Writing a song that cstches on Is one of the shortest cuts to wealth. 8ir Arthur Sullivan, received $50,000 In royalties for "The Lost Chord," and "My Pretty Jane" remunerated Its composer to the tune of $10,000 a Hndl BostonPost LOST AND FOUND LOST Tire chain. HuntlngtOn Gob lesvllle.

Return to Frank P. My; era, Chiropractor," 221 East Washington St. 14 t6 FOUND Purse containing monoy "In front of Felters Clothing Store. 'Owner can iave It byIdentifying and paying for tofs adv. 913t LOST Lady's left hand: gray kid glore Tuesday night between Etna Are.

and High on Jefferson. Leave at 429 S. Jefferson or prone 1C57. 15 3t LOST Person seen to pick up a purse at the opera house Friday night'' Please leave same at Dr. C.

Wright's office, 2 East Market. HELP WANTED Male YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks, 110 month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars examinations, write R. Terry, (former government examiner, 543 Continental building.

Washington, D. C. ll 7t WANTED Young men with a little snap to learn the brass moulding trade. Rlnebolt Foundry. Salamonle avenue, ll 6t WANTED Married man to work on farm.

Experienced. Ervin Hosier. 4001 14. 15 3t WANTED Male ply in person. Erie Railroad.

stenographer, Storekeeper office 15 3t ma rtiwf HUM I UU.U i 'v! i a The Polk Jownshtp farmeva, lnsM tuts was held, si Monument City Saturday, the Interesting and Jta strucUre addfasses made the, great success, Mrs. Gtrens, AfOwen county, and)yR. L. Topeka, were the" speakers. Mrs.

Olrsns talk on "Farm PartA.e ship" was designed to ahow the re Istlon of the farmer and his wife as connected the upkeep "of the farm. She howed the Importahte of the wtfe'sddtles, and howeens(Te It would to hlrejtbls wct done. She adroeated.the keeplig Vf books and the dfrlilpn of the rttdrns from the farm inU three parts; 'oife third. go mto' the upkeep of. the farshi one third to the farmer and the itctalnlng third to tberfarmer's wlfe.

i Thotnpsxm spoke on Hflg Prp ductlonand "Farm Organisation." Next Tn4ga the corn show and institute wllV be held aV 'Varren. Twelve elates of corn will be exhibited. The premiums have been donated ny tne mereoanis oi me Towa.u es hibitton et manual training and domestic scleflfli 111. also be held; with prises to the winners of eaohterent. Speakers on ths program are Mr.

iaftd co operation of Monroe Wiley "Cooperation' of Business men. and John P. Shutt, "The little things that make or mar the home." Miller's Antissptio Oil, Known as Snake Oil Positively' Relieves Pal In 5ew" Minus's i. Try It right 'now for Rheumatlim, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, bunions, etc. After one application pain usually disappears as if by magic A new remedy used Internally, and externally for Coughs, Cold, Influensa, Sore Thrgat, Diphtheria and TonsllitU.

This Oil Is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt snd Immediate effect in re lie viflg paln ls due to the.lacU tbat It penetrates to the. affected parts at odc. As an illustralon, pour ten drops i on the thickest piece of sole and it will penetrate this substance: UilUUgU HIII IUIVUU III UJ1UUIOD. Accept no'snbstltute.

this great oil manufactured only by Herb Juice Medicine Co. Every bottle guaran teed. A. C. Bechstein.

adr. STUDY STATE SCHOOLS By Iatarnatlonal Nw Barrtee 1, Indianapolis, Jan' 26 The Chinese educational, commission, composed of thirteen prominent Chinese educators, Which recently" came, to this: Country to study American methods of educa. Uon, particularly rural, arrived in In dianapolis on Saturday and imme diately commenced a survey of the Hoosier educational system. The commission, which is beadedi S. T.

Yuan, vice minister of educa tioiLof the republic of Chlna. visited uoveraor ooodncb Saturday, la ter going to the state department of education. The consolidation of schools, which is probably more pronounced in Indi ana than in any other state In the union, is of chief interest, to the visitors. Monday the commission went to Randolph county in order to make a thorough survey. The party leaves Tuesday night for Cleveland, completing their tour of the country, which began at San Francisco, COUGHED NIGHT AND DAY John Vognue, Elberton Ga.

writei "LaBt fall, when, my neighbors were4 down with influenza, I took a covers' cold and before I was aware of my condition I was down sick in bed. I coughed night and day and my throat was raw and sore. I got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. Compound and took eight small doses in two hours. My condition began to improve and in a few days I as well as ever.

In my opinion: "Jioiey'a is tne best cough medicine made, Tiro A 1 aw ti Get Intjmate With Happiness. Don't wait on happiness, but go out to' meet him, and take him the hand, and len.d Mm in where "all the folks can tell him "howdy." of A lp Now Pa'UHaveto Pay the Tailor's 4 i. 1 Hlisabeth fifty three years oTfl, dl4 Sunday morning at 11:80, atrhsr bome 551 West Mstllda street MVs. JfuitoA had been 111 about a yeK sulrVrlng' from tuberculosis. Mrs.

Huatdn was born August IS, 1857 t1 Paiuuel and Kathrlne Wood. December 1888 she was married to dames A. Huston. 'To this onion ten children were bomi' seven of whom, with the husband survive. Oliver.

Elma, Nettle, Ada and Ruth are at Sylvester' and' Francis Huston living in this city. Two1 brothers, J. L. Wood, of this city, and Harry Wood, Wabash, bne'slster," Mrs. A.

Emrlch, Wabash and three grand children also surrlre. 1 Mfs. Huston was a member of the Chrltlan church. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at o'clock, lom the residence. The Rer.

Elmer Ward Cole will officiate. Burial will at Mount Hope. For'oreX thirty years they hare faithfully and successfully served the people in all lands. They are recognlsei as the standard proven herb remedy for constipation, Yheu. matlsm, Indigestion, sick headache, and liver and kidney Ills.

Thousands. of families always keep them at hand, and thousands of testimonials hare been given as to the beneficial results they havo" produced. If you suffer from constipation, rheumatism, distress after eating, or your kidneys or liver are causing you pain, take Bliss Native Herb Tablets. You will find them a great aid In restoring a general healthy condition. They act gently but flrmlyj they purify the blood, tone up the system, create appetite and restore good health.

A box contains 200 tablets, and will last the average family six months. The 'genuine has our trade mark on ev ery tablet Look for money back 'guaranteeon" each box. My Two sites, 50c and $1.00. 8old by leading druggists and lo eel agents everywhere. Made by Alonzo O.

Bliss Washington, rD. Bradley Co. Nearly Everybody Read's THE HUNTINGTON HERALD Because It'e a Better Newspspe PUBLICSALE 1 Monday, February 2, 1920. Effle Kellam, guardian of Earl O. Kellam, six and one half miles south of Huntington, on the Lancas ter road, three miles north of Lan caster, mile' north of the Lancaster Center High school, at 10:30 o'clock.

Four fifteen head of cattle, flftyonehead of hogs, grain, hay. straw and Implements. 15 Tuesday February 10. 1920. tt Erae8rWlliiamswill7seiratpublIc four miles, west of Huntington and three miles east of Andrews, wes of the Favorite crossing, on the Range Una at the old Shutt farm, beginning, at.

10 O'clock a. horses, bogs, sheep, Chickens, farm Implements, bay, grain, etc. 16 td Monday, Fob. 9, 1920. At 10 o'clock I the undersigned will sell at public auction on the old Dr.

Good farm, one and one half miles north of Warren', on the Browns' Cor ner rpad, horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, grain and. full line of farming Implements; Elmer Koontz. February 18. At residence 2 1 2 mllos northeast Marklo, on the Indianapolis road: horses, cattle, sheep, bogs, farming implements, bay and grain. J.

D. KNUPP. February 12, 1920. rLrF. Morrow, will sejl at public auo tiot.at farm, fourmiles north and one half miles.

cBt of Huntington, or one mile south and one half miles ast Clear Creek. Center, or six miles rtippua, Thursday, February 12,, 1920, beglnuning at i30" o'clock vcharp Horses, cattle, hogs, farming implements, etc. y. 10 td Wednspday. February 11, 10 a.

m. Helm Pwill sell at Public Bill fOr the Monkey's Auction, miles aorta of on a ear Creek at Bhlnkle FnUt ram. Horses, sows, shetp, hogs, chickens, farming Implements, botse hold goods, orchard equipment wagons, harness eta. 11 At Sarah E. Calvert farm, 1 mile north, 1 mile east of Mt Etna, I miles north and I miles west and 4 miles south of Lancaster, I muss east or Monument City on Friday," Jan.

80, beginning at Horses, mules, cattle, hogs, grain. Implements etc J. A. 8EAGRAVE. td WEDNESDAY, JAN.

21, ,10:80 Sharp J. H. Barnes will sell at public auo Uon one half mile south of Andrews. Horses, cattle, shoats, hay and grain and farming Implements. 12 td FRIDAY, FEB.

6, 1820 At 13:30 o'clock on tha George Gun senhouser farm, 2 miles south and 2 miles east of Blppus or miles north and 1 l.miles west of Huntington on the Clear Creek Huntington township line road: Horses, cattle, hogs, farming Implements, hay, grain. ALBERT C. BUCKHOLZ. Jan 21 24 31 td1 Jesse Typer and Dr. J.

M. Hicks will sell at public auotlon, 6 miles northeast of Huntington or Are miles southwest of Roanoke, on the Fort Wayne road, near the Zion church, Tuesday, February 10, at 10 o'clock a. horses, mules, cattle, hogs, hay and grain and farming Implements. 16 td Thureeday, February 8( 1920, at 10 o'clock. One half mile west of Pitcher's ChapeH seven and one half mes southwest of Huntington, six miles southeast of Andrews, five miles north of Mt.

Etna, three mles nosth east of Monument City, horses, cattle, hogs, Uay. grain and farming implements. Also will offer my forty acre farm on day of sale. S. C.

Harris. 16 tlO CinCHESTCRSlPII rUl B4 tmi MM Mk SOU IY DRUGGISTS EVOnWSB OF'TICIANS Harriet J. Cherioweth Ort'cian 3 E. Markst 3t Phoni 611 CHIROPRACfORS Office 249 West Matilda 8L H. M.

D1MOND Cbuopraclw fhone Office ABOIE JACORSON CHIROPRACTOR Lad.es and Children Only Phone 1030 829 N. erf son 3t. J. E. MEYER PIONEER CHIROPRACTOR 2 W.

Market St. Examination Free. Phone 1209 Lady Attendant DR. E. T.

D1PPELL 334 E. Ma.ket St. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 No Sunday or Wednesday Evinlnc Hours. Telephones: Office 133 Residence 30 DENTIST Dr. Cameron N.

JGtiffith I. O. O. F. Trust Buildlig, E.

Franklin Huntington, Indiana Res. 676 Phonoa Offlce 1M Oraduate in a 4 year premedic, course. Formerly Instructor in Huntington High School Snd in Ross College of Chiropractic. Lady Attendant. Phone 1340 Office over Penfleld's Jewelry store.

Clothes. sn sv aw I P. MYER3 Forme Resident of Hattttaftaa For SI Yeara Of0S 111 Bass WasbJagtoa ft 1 Phone 642 Consultation and Examination Free iuvak su nakaar KNOWLTOM H. KILJIY I KELSEY tnd KELSEY ATTORNEY ftaasM 7 ans) 8 O. O.

IMg Huntlnften, Ind. 441 I LETTER SHOP I. a DRUMMOMO A CO If West Market f)tres Typewriting. lmlUUoa typewrrQag, addresstag, marttag, Aay caaatrtyj lumner Kenna Arthur N. taap KENNER A SAPP PRACTICE OP.

LAW 846 M. Jefftraesi amuel C. Coek Otto H. KHef LAWYERS Attention Given to All Kin af I uslneee. Offloe Over CRteena tank Phona 1111 COAL COAL Buy your Cod from M.

ZINN CO. Clean. No soot, no dirt, no smoke. Phone 645 COAL COAL PHONE 111 HUNTINGTON LUFFTOai TRANSIT. LINK AJI.

I.M. Learee Hnattartca XFrom Ht'a Hotel, Bradley Im.) Markle 7:49 liU I'nlondsle Murray 8:80 :89 1:0 1:49 1:35 Arrives Loaves Bluff ton 1:88 Bluffton t.0 Murrajr Unlondale :49 Marklt Hantlngta ....10:35 Arrives 1 cater to cksres and tight expreea. H. O. lAYLISt NORTH MANCHESTER J'COB C.

NIB Phone 1403 SPECIAL CAR SERVICE HUNTINGTON 10 WARREN Lv. Huntlr.gton 7:00 A 2:3) Lv. Vajonlca 7:30 A Ar. Warren 7:68 A 3:33 Lv. Warren 8:05 A Lv.

Majenica 8:30 A 1.1 4:00 Ar. Huntington 9:00 A .4.30 EXTRA SATURDAY AND 'SUNDAY TO WARDEN Lv. Huntlnoton 7:0 Lv. Majenlca t.CO Ar. Warren Lv.

Wtrren 8:35 Lv. Majcnicj Ar. Huntington 9:30 HUNTINGTON TO MANCHESTER Lv. Huntington 9:10 A 4:40 Lv. Blppus 9:45 A 6:18 Lv.

Servla 10: 10 A 6:40 Ar. Manerr 10:23 A 6:55 Lv. MAns't'r .10:36 A 6:05 Lv. Serais 10.C0 A :20 Lv. Blppus 11:15 A 6:45 Ar.

Huntlnoton .11:50 A 7:20 i 11 Ft. Warns Ncithera Indian TractiosiCa. TIMETABLE EFFECTIVE DEC. 9, West Easf 7:40 9:50 11:60 1:18 1:62 3:53 6:20 5:63 7:05 8:52 a. m.

6:30 m. 6:15 7:40 9:40 P. m. 11:11 1:18 3:06 4:14 6:44 7:05 Limited. Limited through to Indiana sons.

xHuntlnfton only. wmd rort wayne ana pvrw. Train 7, at I tnln is. at ti68 wtl atopa MwMn Pm s4 Lirtta. Traia si.

at will mat hseal ssei Bwiween eru ana lATayette. B. MOON. By Welling 1 13n4: then l(er rid op him bUt.cedujc ONJ rut ftxj 1 11 now that learned To lJUXZI OTRlOO'TH'fiOL iri AQCUSTDnl MIM TD VIEAR 1 RCikffrfr HIM SOrOKWI5Wl I i.

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