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The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 9

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Jtoir Gold watch atUched to pin wtth" I wemen'e Please return to, 171 Walnut St Jenny Ceroenter. 80 8t 0ST Bunch ot keye la caae. Re i turn to ITerell odce. 61 15 Automobiles For Sal? CJLU iHa Ford Roadster; I' 'i Orerland. Lime City Auto Co.t 151 Jefferson 6t i 60 8t ltl COUPE Practically new; bargain If fold once.

Call 1 111 or 111 B8 8t OR TRADE Cole Elf ht 7 Passenger touring ear tor a small used ear in good condition. sea ica Haley, 148 N. Jefforson St tj CA.5 All In first class condl 'tlon. 1921 Ford Roadster: 1918 5 Cherrolet Touring and 1936 Star Coach. D.

R. Abel, Star Sales andf 1 Berries, tl7 8. JeBerioo' St, Phone 1 1 DALE" 1248 Riverside Drlre "City, mar bar two matinee tickets to the Huntington Theatre 11 he will call at The Herald office. 1 RUNGE tot Choice Exchanged Cars. Tour lnitv Roadsters, Coupes, Coaches and Sedans Open Erenlngs and Sundays RTJNOE tVEBLAND SALES Phone 84 II W.

BUte ei ti SttTJCK fwo 1J14" Ford" trucks with tabs; both hart food tires and art in mechanical 8u 1 perlor ChOrrolet Co, 181 E. rrank tin i i. f0 8t Tith lnikoJlfNS 182i Hu f. son Coachr lW Essex Coach: MM Ford Tudor 8edan: 1888 Maxwell I fouekt 1114 Essex Coachr 1 i rari'TBdop Sedan: 188B Studebak er Tourtof DuplexilJSS.Eesex Four Touring Hudson Essex Sales, 1 Phone 'v. tftCftiNa CAR A condition; Terr i cheaD.

Phone 87W. 6(Wt Accessories, Tires, PartsT OARAGE EQUIPMENT Electric driU, welding outttt, battery cnarg er, greasing outfit; practically new and solfj at about halt their original i cost Lime City Auto Co, 261 a Jefferion St 60 8t AUTO TRIMMIKO New decks on closed cars, seat eorers and top I dressing. A. AU. 0 Warren i St.

ODDOslte courthouae, 18 tl BUSINESS SERVICE fc i Laundering WASHINGS AND IRONtNGS wanfc ed Phone ZB17 H. a Moving, Trucking," Storago 8parat locked rooms 82.00. and 82.00 per month, FaC' i ami's. Phone 18042 and Refihishing PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING PI ANO TUNING Work guaranteed. i Schait Bros, Music store.

Phone 828. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING Loweet rates, wor guaranieea PtinnM 14lUI Katlmatei' Free. WALL PAPER cXEANING wanted Phono 188 W. Phillip Simon. 46 t2 i PAPER HANGING As good as the i best: jirlcei reason.

i able Donler Slaters Phone 2842 Dressmaking and Mlilirtcry tAWSliAklNG float rellnlng and shortening. Phone IMl UARCEL AND HAIRCUT 60c each Also operators lor Eamona perma I nant waring. Jeannette Beauty Par lor. 11 E. Market street rtt Trftifl WAVE feHfiPPK New gene permanent ware, marcel or curl; finger ana water waring; 'vicaln treatment: soft water sham 'nm.

TTnr as.1I (ir I trdde Brown, 83 W. Market street Phone 1291. 0 12t IfARCEL 60c Three years' experi enced operator. Erery day and ere ning. Phone 8778 or 428 East Washington.

Mrs. Stumm: 68 6t UARCEL 80c Experienced operator. Batletactlon guaranteed, 187 J. 437 Ev Washington St Mrs. 'Brock.

67 t6 mJktt. Uii College Are, City, may hare two matinee tickets to the Huntington Theatre If he wllr call at The Herald office. 61 tl LSl MUR Peraaoent Waring. Price 87.00. Work guaranteed.

Phone 1291 or 848 Park drlre. Hasel Richardson. 30 tf ARCELLINd 16c Kasel Bhaeffer, I 311 Jefferson, Phone 2512 J. IIilAI AKEMT. WAVINOi marcelling! scalp treatment ehampooljur fid facials.

Call 2878 W. Mrs. Fulhart 6M2t I HELP WANTED Female VTANTED Experlencea Stenographer 1 with bookkeeping knowledge. Statfe j'sce and experience In application. I Write Herald Box H.

69 tS I INANClAt Stbtks, Bonds IjC PER CENT ON SAVINGS With the Mutual Barings and Loan As soclatlon; paid quarterly. IS E. Mar ket St (UpsUlrs) Fred A. Loew. Bl't2 loney to Loan, Mortgages LOAlf on tuodern dwell on lmprored streeU 8H In i rest.

Prlrilege payment on i it maitre cf flOO.Oi. FARM LOANS per cent and IH reent. Interest. No commission. W.

II. Banff. Attorney At Law. P. B.

Building. 181 tf to La on firm, Ftre, terett and ten year Privilege partial payment Arlen Inanranca Agency, Inc I and 10 jra. i per cent, reasonable commissions 40 yean, IJ4 per cent, no commls "Ion. All loans on 40 acres or more. Garl W.

Vlckery. 41 u. Jefferson. MERCHANDISE Building Materials "FOR SALE" Approximately 710 ft 2x8x10 ft and. 487 ft 8x8x10 ft and 7740 ft 2xx9 ft Flooring at Erie Railroad Huntington, Ind.

May be Inspected by applying to under signed and mar be purchased In small lots. Sale will be made only at purchaser's risk and lumber must be paid lor oerore remorai. Bias to bo considered; must be la writing and must be dellrered on or before April 23rd, to Ninderalgned. The Erie Railroad reserves the right to elect any and all bids. C.

Dearworth. Dlrislon Storekeeper, Huntington, Ind. 88 tltl Household STROLLER Reed, maroon, good con dlUon. Phone 3889 J. 4 7t STROLLER WhiU reod, good condl tlon.

968 Cherry. St B7 t8 MAHOflAlV BOOKCA8B and Oak Porch Swing, good condition. In autre 838 E. Park Drlre, Phone 3784 J. 3 t3 DRESSER Birdseye maple, for sale! mono bx.

FURNITURE Sewing machine, etove two lamps. Cheap lor auicx aale. Phone 2382 J. tl Seeds, Plants, Flowers EXTRA TREES AND SHRUBS for aale. LewU fihlnkle, corner Cherry and Washlnxton St Phone 2687.

A 60 St Musical Instruments. 1 PIANO Exceptionally good condl tlon. A real bargain. Phone 891. 'CS tt Farm Equipment USED IMPLEMENTS Ten dlso ferti User drill, two Deere corn'planters, two used riding plows.

Kriegbaum k. Son. B8 3t RENTALS Apartments Flats OFFICE Part of office room orer Rlctert'e Studio. Phone 189. 33 tf UPPER FLAT rooms with porch and Inquire 840 First St Houses HOUSE Six room modern.

Errtn Ade. Inquire 6016t HOUSES APARTMENTS One 6 room house; one.3 and tne 6 room apartment partly modern, Inquire 1061 First 8t Phone 265 W. 41 t( WEBSTER LAKE Nw well furnish ed ootttge. Fanniog's. Phone 9fl.

81 tf ON STULTS ROAD Seven room house, aood barn and caraxe. trie lights. Phone 326 4 J. H8 GOOD LOCATION Furnished house, reasonable rent Apply 803 Elm St 1.u MY RESIDENCE 481 First street Third house from Market Hot water heat Phpne 378 or 1101. Cl tS Rooms CLOSE IN Modern room and If desired; tome prMleges Phone ILILD 11,1 44 tf STRICTLY MODERN Nicely turalsh ea front sleeping room.

Phone 1820 W. 625 So. Jefferson St 81 tl FRANKLIN, 336 Two modem light housekeeping rooms and on sleeping room. Phone 1239 W. JEFFERSON ST, 6, 316 Rooms for rent by, day or week.

61 t8 modern ROOM Large with kitch ehette Unfurnished. Steam heat' Z193 J. 7 tf Phone 43 tt FOR RENT Furnished Sleeping room, modem; also first class gar age. 242 Oak St er a ROOM FOR RENT Modern, IF MR. EMMETT PARKER," 963 WU liam will call at The Herald office he may two matinee tickets to the Huntington' Theatre.

1 61 tl' FIRST, 816 Light housekeeping rooms with garage and prirate eii trance. Phone 1680 W. 60 3t MODERN SLEEPING ROOM Close In; housekeeping prlTlleges if desired. Phone 2488 after 6 p. m.

Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT 6 or 8 room modem house; close la. Call Dr. Baker. Phone 165 80t elee PetT ivi Wic4 lofttle) Lvuod pujps' for sale. H.

a Weese, em ONE VOICED Canary Slnr ana two a en duos, rnoue uis ni. tlAX Horses, Cattle, Vehicles years eld; L480 pouau eah. Kel sey A Zent 6Mt Ht VjS 'riAVH'. i Hem KW big English white Leghorn errs 4 cenU apiece. W.

II. KlndaU, Phono 4023 R4. 143 REAL ESTATE SALE louses FOR SALE Good. modern reeldenoo property at 907 North Wayne street, two squares from the college. North Ind.

For Information inquire at 908 N. Wayne St, Norts "Manchester. Ind. 80 lt LOOK HERE AT THE BARGAINS OO AN ST. Seren room house, bath, garage.

Will exchange tor. .1. or I room modern and, pay cash NORTH SipE Six Toom modern dwelling, close In. a beautiful home; 15,000, payment plan. ETNA' AVE.

New thoroughly modern 6 room dwelling: a rare buy at payment caa be arranged. HIGH ST, E. Eight room modem dwelling, 6 rooms and bath down; 3 rooms aid bath up. A nicely lo cated home for light housekeeping apartments, ror agio or rent EVERT HELM 448 N. JEFFERSON 8T PHONE S8S TO EXCBANOB FIVE ROOM semi tnodern exchange Xor larger one.

bouse to HOWARD CRIAGER PHONE 1443 59 tl WALNUT ST. A reclaimed property, thoroughly reconditioned. This place naa plenty of extra, ground and out buildings. This is right and act quick If you want this one. A small payment down and balance like rentf W.

4k Son. Phone 871. iMt FOR SALE JOR EXCHANGE Semi modem 8 room house on large lot: finest location; close in. Bmall down payment balance like rent or will exchange for cheaper property HOWARD CREAGER Phono 1448 .59 tl SUBURBAN TRACTS i 'FIVB ACRES Rich garden land: located east oa le6trte Ve and hard road. A splendid building i sight Price $1,000.

EXTRA FINE 80 ACRB FARM Modem buildings, etc. Close to Hunt ington. Will consider city property la exchange. JOHN D. LITER 411 N.

Jefferson St 0 8t FORD TRADfe IN AKGAINS rr A VPUPC 1924 CoUDCj a TCll buy. jr ic lacquer. 1025 FOrdOf, in fine COndl A '924 KOaQStCr. Q25 Tudor Sedan, new tlreS PLSEYAND ZENT "Friendly People" Him Way of AdvrtUlnj Whenerer yu set i dokter who aL wus trarels en the run you ken bet ho la out or a Job. Josh Billings.

1 If 4 hBCTUOl 1 UVEGTOCa 1L1L Illli ilL WKl't MORI AtOUT FROM FAQI ONf tory ai MeCook Field. Dayton. Ohio, has created A dial, similar to those used on automatic telephones, by which it la now possible for an officer on the ground to call a plan Just as a phone number is called. Captain Edwards modified the sbeam signal somewhat to arrlro at hit "sxerial switchboard" inrention. Within a 'few days of the announcement of Captain Edward's mechanism, a street car was 'operated through the streets of Little Rock.

Ark, by distant radio control. Maurice J. Franclll, operating a. portable radio broadcasting sUtlon from a morlng automobile, piloted the car through the streets. A small box caught the signals and operated the 8tate officials and technical experts rode in the motorman less car.

Meanwhfle, Improrement of radio reeelring sets is continuing. Models are becoming antiquated almost as fast as they are built The latest and perhaps the moat far reaching announcement in this field, was mads by Professor S. I. M. Allen, of Cincinnati, who declares that a small metal dlao that he has perfected may be substituted for any electrolic.

ribratlng or bulb type of rectifier, and which may a14w44a wtAMiim riiHjia Meanwhile, for erory working when radio first became public property there Is now a thousand. Just as radio of 15 years ago appears crude today, so will radio of today appear tomorrow. HSU DELAYS 11U IN BHIDGEAT MT. ETHA Workmen excavating for the north abutment of the atate road bridge orer the Salamonla rirer at Mt Etna era harlnr trouble because of striking quicksand which fills the bottom, ot GUARANTEED USED CARS 1927 NASH VICTORIA, now car guarantee. 1926 NASH SPECIAL 8 COACH, looks like new.

1925 ESSEX COACH, new tires, dice wheels. 1924, FORD COUPE, down pay I ment only 375.00 1914 DODGE COUPE, dowaTpays ment $100.00. 2914 OLDSMOBILB TOURING new paint 1124 8TUDEBAKER LT. TOU31 new tires and new paint 1923 STUDEBAKER LIGHT 6 SB DAN, balloon tires. 1921 A BIO 6 COUPS dowx payment only $100.

1921 8TUDERAKER SPECIAL a bargain If Vld bis week. AVE ARE OFERlNG at this, UmeV paymatplaa'so reaaonable that nobody should be without a car. PHONE 45. 39 57 E. STATE ST.

to and sand Is taken out I Forms hart been set for ua south tend el. the first arch, but work of starting the concrete work Is being held up by the difficulty encountered on tha northern and ot the bridge. On of tha workmen narrowly caped serious Injury or death Monday morning whaa a big atone tunv bled into tha excaratloa from a aide of tha holt, tha boulder lust missing his head. HIRt'8) MORI AlOUTf fROM fAOt OKI "Whereas, mlmbert ot tha Ta Men's, club hart each pledged themselves to serre by dillgent.actlre. personal and united effort la carrying forward erery phase of the Men'o Chrlstlaa association! bl It Resolred.

that tha Y's Men's, club fully Indorse tha moremont to raise, I by popular auoscnpuon 3 sum tor tha purpose of building and" equipping a suitable community build ing ror me city 01 Huntington ana hereby pledgee Its active support in erery possible manner for the suc cess 01 ue project. "IVAN D. MURPHY, "President PLIVSR WTLU Arthur H. flapp writes "Huntington should hare a 'Y now for three reasons: "To unify the religious Ufa of tha soung people at aa adjustment to the church. "High school yOung men and women hare the only athletlo adrantage.

Those abort high school age aaed this help. To giro the factory young men and women who do not hare homes a wholesome place for 'rest and rtcretr tlon. "Th 'T' wlU hare a tendencytb steady the young men and direct their llres la the right way and thus pre pare 'them for tha great attie ox life," Samuel E. Cook wrote Y. M.

C. A. officials. "A city of many fine churches should hare the facilities of a ooav munity 'Y for tha deralopment of tha youth of our commonwealth for the purpose ot unlrersal co operation of the men and women In cirlo right eousness," wrote John W. Wearer to 'M.

A. heads. HEALTH OFFICER WARNS County Health Commissioner C. W. Fry announced Monday that be had received complaints about persons fall ing to dispose of the bodies of dead animals In the manner prescribed by law, and announced that persons riolatlng tha law will be held to ac count after bis warning it received.

The violation, ha said, consisted in permitting tha body of a cow to. re main In a field for threw days before it was skinned, after which the car cass was fed to hogs. Tha law pro rides that such bodies should be buried deeply or barned. Tha only alternative is to dispose of such bodies through a commercial rendering plant Former Ends LifeVith Gun BLUFFTON, April IS. (IN8) Jacob First aged 66, shot and killed himself at tha noma of James Hamilton at Liberty Center, near here.

Ha had been despondent since one of his feet was' amputated on account of gangrene. First used a .88 'caliber rifle, pulling the trigger with his only foot 1 IMA Dependable Used Cars. COLD WEATHER QF DEAD ArllMA WE GUARANTEE BATTERIES 'IN OUR AND RECONDITIONED CARS Through the cooperation of tflie Kester Buttery Serrloe, local distributors of Wlllard Batteries, we are now eible to giro our Used Car Customers a 90 day Insurance and repair warranty on batteriee In all OUT Used Oars, WITHOUT ANY COST TO THE CUSTOMER. Tbia la Just another addition to our policy, of endeavoring to giro you the most dollar for dollar value, when you purchased a Dependable Used Motor Vehicle from us. 7 AFEW" GOOD VALUES 1923 FORD SEDAN In excellent condition.

1924 CHEVROLET TOURING, new peint, good ttres. 1924 CHEVROLET DELIVERY CAR, 1924 DODGE BROT1HER8 TOURING, only 9000 mllei. 1920 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING; DODGE BROTHERS COUPE, Jf Dodge Brothera Dealers Sell LOOKS UKE tha hole made by two cranea aid a sand pumper almost as fast aa mud I HCRE'I MORE ABOUT FLOODS I from Mae ONE "tod Pine' Bluff. reported today It waa Isolated from Memphlt it Ttrtuallx cut off from auto trerel T' Natchas, Mlaa reported to tha state capitol at Jackson about 4,000 refugees la that city need aia. Truman and Tuiot Ark.r wara un der 10 feet of water while Hickman, Kr.

and Caruthorsriiie, were stUI flooded. RKTURN HOMt SPRINGFIELD, April 18. (INS) Heartsick home owners were returning, to their, Osark mountain domiciles today to put them la order after receding waters or white river orer Lake Taneycomo dam Jiad left three to wis badly disrupted. Holllster. will hare to be re built according to reports from there ana in vransou mo rorsyuie, houbob art twdnt from foundations, bualness stocks ruined and bridges and bigV ways art badly Conservative estimates of property damage place the loss at nearly 82, 000.000 to the three towns and" the country through which the White rir er Delay Trial of Trio grrc5ted At Old Inn Roy Wearer.

John Dalley and Monroe Little, arrested Saturday night at the Ex Wind Blew Inn and charged with' possession of Intoxicating liquor, were at liberty Monday on bond ot $209 each. No time had been aot for tha arraignment of the young men. Affldarlts alleging possession wsre made out' Monday by Prosecutor Howard A. Wiley who said that the Charges would be filed la city court Reports were that tha hearing was to hara been Monday morning but action, was delayed. Brightens and light There art bright days and dark Says, aad we must take advantage of the former and be at little discouraged as possible by the latter.

They ire all In a lifetime. Exchange, produce markets HUNTINGTON PRODUCI (Corrected Daily by MoOaEarr 601 Potatoes 11.80. ShouUere 15 slamt 28a Egga 22c. (Corrected Dally by Sttlber A Tote) Oa.) 80. Calf Hides lioilo.

Horse Hides 140. Scrap per owt Muskrat 11.80 down. Wool 88043c "No. 1 Tallow 407c. oil mm.

(Corrected Daily by Huattoftea alia company. 14. Mixed Bran $39 toa. Wheat 11 JO. Osts S9c.

Cora 70o. Oil Meal ewt Chop Feed IL7I owt pmw EGGS (Corrected Dally by R. HUIer) Leghorn Fowls Heary Fowls 28c" Ducks 18c Geese 11c. Cocks 10c Leghorn Broilers 25c Hear Broilers 80c Bugs 14c All prices dellrered in Huntington. (Crrreeted Dally by a Smith Eggs 20c.

t'ocks 10c. Heary Hens 23c. Leghorn Hens 20c. Broilers 40c Ducks 17c. Geese 11c.

Pigeons $1.80 a dosen. Belgian Rabbits 18e lb. CRKAMIHY PRODUCT! PiiftAta iTit uwvt aaa COorracted. Dally by Bash Timothy $12012.60. Light Mixed $11012.

Heary Mixed $11012. Clorer Hay $1414.50. Biravr ss, (Rorraete Bronsteln A Ocl seer Hiaes bdc Calf Hides 10012c Horse Hides $894. Mink $801. Coon $108.

Skunk 850cO82. Possum 2SCOI1. Muakrat JEnMpiar pazz Oil C. OF Mil Several' persons accepted tha larlta tlon extended by the go tc chureh. 111 AV WV I commute i fim nuunfun ViUB otCommerca Sunday morning at HunUngton hotels and attended Eae ter services.

Charles M. McGraw waa chairman for tha day. 1 The persons Included Hymer, and Mr. and Mra. Snyder, of Indian spoils, Miss Lola and Lela Leepar and 77" Charle P.

O'Laary of Terra Ha4ta.a PETITION FOnSEllER A petition of Chris Biachoff and others for a sewer on William afreet t4ie first aller north from Monroe Jgtreet to Clark street was referred for Investigation at tha regular meeting of the board ot works Mon day afternoon. Aa application of Charier BtCkel for a tree trtaunsrs license was granted. lApplicattion of Earl Powers, to out Into Tipton street paring lor a sewer and to cut down and replace trees at Tipton and Leopold atreet granted. Plans ana specincsv tlons for tihe Ollnger atreet sewer were received and tiled. PROsJESSIONAL CARDS UB raaJLLi CUOVIRLEAC OARAQI FOR QUICK 8ALI LUT YOUR PROPERTY WITH HO WARD CREAGER 13 Jfffsreon Phone f4J SAMUEL COOS.

JOHN V. tSEJ COOK BEES LAWYERS Office U. B. Building Opp, Court Housa Will Practice la All Tha CoorU Radio Elictric Shop J. H.

118 IN W. IMLIY Phon's Ml I 188 K. Market 1 'i GEO. JL feBERHART bMVVTKII Office remored to northeast corner Jefferson and Market Sta. I Phone 112 Mutual Benefit Life When spu let go of your wife's hand for tha 'last time, why, not leave her an Income? E.

E. FRANTZ, AgL PHONK8 1101 and till HARRY YOUNG i DR. SCHOLU'S 1 1 Feet Cemfert Apallaneea Wesr Well ghees Shoe Repairing 80 8. JEFFERION IT. ToasUe Sandwlohes and Waiiie Day and Night 1 POPULAR PRICED MEAL8 Ice Creams all flavors NATIONAL CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY narriett Phone 884, It 8L Market Sb tute Registered Optametrlef Arthur Hi Ispp iurr H.

Qlemt SAPP 4 OLRNN General Praetlee of Law Phone 844 ,148 N. A' BOARD HEARS ran nnrn nn fi 'Mz i .1 A It 'i.

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