The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 7

intnion ov; A department through' which Wants, Boiineu Notices, Sale Offerings and other announcemenU can be placed before an entire community. Thousands of people read Herald fvd Ait each day. WANT AD RATES 1 3 cent per word each insertion. Minimum charge of 15c. Phone 588.

HERALD The Want Ad Way. FOR SALE General FOB 8 ALIO A complete threshlng outnt engine! thresher, huller, and baler; all la first class condition. 5J B. Miller. R.

1, Huntington, Ind. itstt FOR BAlM HJa 'fW Nobaa Jersey rnsey aod jJErnsy.jatrears oldiTa two year oiacriO'hnVeV 'W t4J last slnenth old'illUi flunsey Utiles, 'OJW miOMVi' wju, vuw al on'rodae' mare', weight about 1200 nonads. For particulars addresa W. D. Cole.

R. R. 9. Andrews. Ind.

llt FOR ALB 30 acree good Will lake Liberty bonds for whole or any part of amount. Address W. XL. care Herald. 1S4 FOR SALS Good lot iust fast of the Mitten factory.

Great bargain on eaay payment. R. O. Mitchell, oyer Huntington County Bank 183tf rOR BALK Lot aeaaoned black waU ant lumber. R.

Q. Tarlner, onf half 1 sana west Lancaster hlgn schooL 1 Telephone Majealca 6R. 78jU FOR 8ADD Property on E. High St Phone lOQt. 182tS FOR SALE 8 year old with colt by aide.

Inquire E. 8. Bone. brake. 181U FOysAXECHEAP Good motorcy.

flALti'CHtAfriteaT cle. Muet tell at onc. Address Boy 494. city, or "phone 2295. 1S2U FOR SALE ri good tallk cowl, givlni good flow of milk.

Good stock. Inquire Robert 'Soulhwood, R. R. 1, I Andrews, Ind Andrews telephone. 180tS WWlRlSOWa FERTHJ2ER for sale by L.

A. Emlth. 170U Ford coupelet In flrat olasa condition, equipped with elec trie a tarter, bargain if sold this week. Address car of Herald. 'I7tl FOR SALE I room house, complete ly modern with sleeping porch on 8alamonle avenue.

A beautiful houae In Al condition. Price rie'Jt. Phone 1897 or 746. Kfi tf STJfl SALE Horse and Storm King buggy and one horse wagon. In ejolrt at 144 Webster.

Phone 83L mat tCED oanteloupee, tomatoes and wa tar melons. Nick's Kitchen. 167 tf roil US IB fll nrrirrrr Ft Dondla at the Herald Office. tf FOR SAliE Corn ear. for.

feeding. J. F. 'CleM Baf la Wayne towwnup. can jsttt LOOT AND FOUND with tan satin, somewhere 8.

Jeffer. son. Reasonable reward If at Herald office. 184U COBT Horseshoe pin, Joet ween court bouse and Reward. theater.

Phone 3150. 181tf SANDWICHES HAMBURGERS 10o Nick's Kitchen. and VEAL lOo. 124 tf EVERYBODY READS THE HERALD YOTJ ARB READING" IT NOW. HELP WANTED Male 8ALE8MAN For work la Huntington, remanent poslUon.

8alary and commission. Man over 40 years cf age prefered. Call for Mre. Lewis. 311 U.

B. Building. 185t4 WANTKD Eiperlencea firemen. The Hunt In ton Light A Fael Co. 9tf HELP WANTED Female WlNTED OirTfor generarbouse work.

Small family. no washing, 309 W. High street Phone 1433, assfrs WANTED To buy good second hand hot water radiator. H. O.

Weese. 186U WANTED Baby bed. Call 461. 185110 WANTED Work by experienced stenographer. Phone 1063.

183tl WANTED Housekeeper. Family ot two. Permanent position for right party. Phone 1598. 182t( WANTED Clock repairing.

Corner State and Jefferson. We make them run or money back. Open erenlngs. 182t WANTED Tboasftnd barrels forty alx to filly caUxna 11 The HunUngton Light A Fiel Co. Htf WANTED, OLD FALSE TEETH Don't matter If broken.

I pay S3 to $26 per set Send by parcel pott sad raoelre check by return mall. L. Maier. 2007 S. Fifth St, Philadelphia, Ps.

168 26 TO LOAN MONET TO LOAN On diamonds, wmtcaea, nonaeaoia gooaa, lire stock, vehicles and terming implements. Valley' Loan company, phone 316. tlOtf LOTS OF MONEY TO LOAN on farms. Lone time, low rata, partial payment privilege. Allen Potts Realty company.

SIStf MONEY TO LOAN OS Unproved farms long time, partial payments. Any time. Sea A. Fast at Fanners' Trust Co. Bank.

STttf FOR RENT FOR RENT Two furnished Call at 249 S. Jefferson. home, 966 Oberry street AOTOMOBILES FOR SALE MyNo. rstudebaker In fine condition, easily Started, smooth running. Will consider trade.

Ri G. Mitchell, over Huntington County Bank. 183tf VOH. bAUhr aocona hiind Jrord. All ssodela from 1818 to 1918.

Eelsey and Bailey, authorised Ford aawnta. utf FOR SALE Second hand Studebakef Nq. 25. Tires in good shape. One extra tire.

Kelsey A Bailey. 141tf A little Want "Ad Now and then, will always help the most prosperous of men. Mrs. Wad was .1 tTH3 i Vas.1 SIVXIV "A MISCELLANEOUS HUNTINQTON TIAM CARPET Cleaning Wort will brighten your rugs Ilk new. Wear small fluff rugs.

Phona 40814. USUI OUR KCNTDCKT WONDER beam are ready now. Get them walla at their best '4e per pound and yrnj pick, them. Phone 4007 8. 177 tf EXPK r.88M AN Will do light "ha uL lag.

all Aahley's barber shop, phone 848) house '4018 ring 1L W. F. Cornelius. llaf PORTRAITS at CrUl's Thotn Oft, 88 W. Market street I4tf I WILL RECEIVE BIDS for the sale of property of Frank Paahong, deceased, at my office 411 N.

Jefferson street Terms one third cash, one third In nine months and one third la 21 months. Deferred payments bearing interest with mortgag security upon said real estate. Right reeeryed to reject any and all bids. Bald property la located at 641 E. Franklin street, HunUngton, Ind.

W. A. Bucher, AdmlnUtrator. 172tX GEO. FOGH IS MADE IHIl OF MCE Paris Aug.

6. General Foch was today nominated marshal ot ranee, upon Premier Qemenceaus re commendation. PUBUC SALE Wm. L. Plasterer, F.

8, Plasterer, administrator John Plasterer estate. on John Plasterer miles east of Huntington, Thursday, August 22 Horse, cattle, sheep, hogs miscel laneous. ISltd Dr. V. Leedy, Tueaday, August 37, second bouse north of Monument Horses, cattle, hogs, implements, 20 acres corn In field, oats In bin.

181td OPTICIANS Harriet J. Chenoweth 'Ortlclan E. Market St Phone 634 ERVIN WRIGHT, M.D GLASSES FITTED Treats Diseases of Nose, Throat and Skin Office) 430 N. Jefferson St i CHIROPRACTORS Office 249 West Matilda St H. M.

DIMOND Chiropractor Phone Office 1296. J. E. MEYER Huntington's First Chiropractor Lady Attendant Phone 1209 Opposite Interurban Station. Over Furet's Orooer) rhone1940 LETTER SHOP 8L Q.

DBUMMOND ACO 19 West Market Street Typewriting. Imitation typewriting, addressing, mailing. Any quantity. DR. C.

H. STEERHOFF. VETERINARY SURGEON i4H Webster St Huntington, Indiana Phone at ihe Residence, 1940. loolring for the law Hew York Produce. i "New fork." 6.

FI6ur l'arket dull, nacbanged. Pork Market Quiet; mess, 1 19.000 1 Lard Market dull; middle west, spot, 2MOtlT0. I' 'Sugar Raw quiet: centrifugals, 96 test, 6.055c; refined quiet; cut loaf, I. OOo; crushed; 8.76c powdered, 7.65c; granulated, T.60O. Coffee Rio No.

on spot, 814a. Tallow Market ttulet; special, 18c; .1 Hay Market stronger; prime No. 1, II. 4IO1.I0; No. I.

8U63U0; clorer, 300JTI1.4Q. Dressed Poultry Market quiet chickens, I7O50e; fowls, 261286c; ducks, 36c. Live Poultry Market steady; geese 20c; ducks, 272 8c; chickens, broil ers, 88 41c. Cheese Market firm; state milk, common t6 specials, tl'SHc; skims, common to speolals, 6201ic. Butter Market firm, receipts, 8,813 tubs; creamery extras, 44KG45c; special market, 45 4 46c; state dairy tubs, 36046c; Imitation creamery firsts, 37C38c.

Eggs Market receipts, 10,397 cases; nearby, white, fancy, 65 57c; nearby mixed, fancy, fresh firsts, 40047c East Buffalo Live 8teck East Buffalo, Aug. 6. Cattle Receipts, 6,000 head; good strong, common weak; prime steers, 817.2517.50 shipping steers, butchers. fl2.0016.60; yearlings, $13.00 16.50; heifers, 10.00 13.60; cows, f6.60JJll.50; bulls, 37.6011.50;jBtock. feeders?" Afresh cows and springers, $65.000145.00.

Calves Receipts. 1,400 head; market strong; f7.0019.00. Hoggs Receipts, 3,400 bead; market easier; heavies, f20.5020.70; mixed yorkers, light yorkers and pigs, 20.75 020.80. Sheep add Lambs 800 head; market stesdy; lambs, $14,000 18.00; yearling, fl0.0015.00; sheep $11.00011.60. f' Cleveland Live Stock Cleveland, Aug.

6. Hogs Receipts 8,000 bead; market steady; yorkers, 190.25; mixed, 120.26; mediums, $20.25 pigs, stags. $18.00. Cattle Receipts, 50 cars; market 25c higher; good to choice steers, good to choice heifers, good to choice, $8,000 10.00; fair to good cows, $7.00 08.00; common cows, $5.00 06.50; to choice bulls, mllchers. $75.000125.00.

Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 12 cars market steady; top $17.00. Calves Receipts. 1,000 head; mark et weak; top, $18.60. Chicago Live Stock Chicago, Aug. 6.

Hogs Receipts 33,000 head; market strong at Saturday's best ftme on good hogs; others very slow and biding generally lower. A few sales of packing boga about steady with Saturday's close. Butchers lights. packing, roughs, $17.50 017.90; bulk of sales, pigs, good and choice, $17.76018.00. Cattle Receipts, 20,000 head; cattle grading good or better steady; such scarce; others slow and lower; calves steady to 26c lower: Sheep Receipts, 17,000 head; native lambs weak; quality poor; western lambs held higher bidding steady.

Toledo, Aug. 6. Hogs Receipts Toledo Live 8tock light; market 25o higher; heavies, mediums, yorkers, good plgs $20.25020.40. Calves Market strong. Sheep and (Lambs Market steady.

The British army, spends half a million dollars a year for the paste with which to polish the brass buttons on the soldiers' uniforms. The battleships of today can In two shots discharge as great a weight ot metal as an entire broadside of Nelson's greatest ship. Mr. Lloyd George has a salary of $25,000 a year as first lord of the treasury, but la unpaid for his services as prima minister. BETS HUNTINGTON MARKETS Mill Products (Corrected Dally by HunUngton Mill Company.) Flour $6 00.

Mixed Feed $37.00 a ton. Chof IVd $8.00 a ewt, 1 Grain (Corrected Daily by UuntiaiUa still Company) 'Wheat No. 1, 60 No. 1. 69 lb, $309; No.

3, 68 No. 67 No. 3. 66 $3.00. Corn $3.00.

Oats 62c Hay and Straw (Corrected Dally by E. Bash A Co.) TlmoU fl5.00. Light Mixed $14.00, Clover Hay 48 W. Heavy Mixed $10.00, Straw $6.00 to 6.00. Livestock (Corrected Dally by C.

E. A Co.) Hogs $18.36. Calves $9.00011.00. Cows $4.000 8.00. Steers $8.000 10.00.

Heifers $7.0008.00. Bulls $4.0009.00. Lambs $18.00015.00. Ewes $8.00013.00. Poultry and Eggs (Corrected Dally by R.

L. Dltsler) Eggs 37c Roosters 13c Geese 8c Turkeys 21023c Hens 20022c Springers 27c Creamery Products (Corrected Daily by R. L. Dltsler) Packing Butter 25028c. Sugar (Corrected Dally by McCaffrey Co Sugar $8.04.

Produce (Corrected Daily by McCaffrey A Co.) Lard 26c Potatoes 75c Shoulders 33c Hams 37c Eggs 37c Poultry and Eggs (Corrected Daily by C. Smith) Eggs 36c Roosters 12c to 14c Ducks 14015c. Hens 21c to 24c Oeese 14919C Turkeys 12018c Belgian Hares 1012c Creamery Products (Corrected Daily by O. C. Butter Fat 45c.

Packing Butter 37c. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK. Hogs. Reclpta 5,000 Market 15c higher Market $19.95 Heavies $19.70 to 19.90 Pigs $18.00 to 20.00 Bulk of Sales $19.75 to 19.95 Cattle Receipts 1,050 Market Weak Heavy Steers $14.50 to 17.90 Light Steers $8.60 to $16.76 Heifers $8.00 to 12..00 Cows $9.00 to $12.00 Bulls $8.00 to $11.00 Calves $7.00 to 16.00 Sheep and Lamba. Receipts 600 Market Steady Prime Sheep $11.25 to $12.00 Lambs $10.00 to 16.00 Spring Lambs $10.00 to 16.00 One tl the last of Germana famous bells to go Into the munitions melting pot was the so caUod "Kal ter boll" from Cologne cathedral.

It was too largest church bell In til Gcrnmny, weighing sixty tons." Mrs. J. C. Parker, of Cleburne, whose more than 8,000 hand made sun bonnets have mads her famous, has netted $5,000 from the sale of them since 1901. that would make Titus lose! PEI MID POLICE MAT GET CITY OFFICIALS FAVOR GRANT W0) HAI8I $25 A MONTH MORE IS ASKED POINT OF LAW IS INVOLVED At.

a special called meeting of the elty oouncll and board of works Tuesday evening, the proposition ot granting an Increase of $25 a month to the city firemen and police was discussed. All of the city officials expressed them selves as favoring the raise, saying that without doubt the men deserved It, by reason of the Increased cost of living. The only thing standing In the way of the increase was the fact of the existence of a state law, which provides that the salaries of public officers cannot be increased during the term of office. 8umner Kenner, city attorney howerer expressed the belief that this could be evaded. The police and firemen are appointed by the board of works, and the power to accept their reslgnatlona Is also held by the board.

The entire force of the police and fire departments could resign, and be re employed by the board at the Increased wages, according to Mr. Kenner, alnce no specific term of i office is understood. Fay Net Adequate It has bsen realised for some time that the pay which the members of the police and fire departments receiving Is not adequate In comparison to the wagea which are being paid by the factories and other Industries. v. "Within the last" few" weeks, Jantea Paul, fire chief has been kept busy hunting up men to fill the positions left vacant by the many resignations which have been tendered by firemen, and It la believed that this condition would beoome more acute as the scarcity of labor becomes greater due to the number of men taken by the draft.

No action was taken by the council or the board of works Tuesday even ing, but It Is believed that the Increase will be granted, to start with the first of the year, at the meeting of the council next Tuesday evening. The resignation of E. W. Balzer, councilman from the second ward was received and placed on file. Mr.

Balzer recently moved to LaPorte, and so cannot now represent the cltliens of the second ward. A new councn member will be elected at the regular meeting of the city council next Tues day. About 200 board feet is required to the average airplane. To get this material It la necessary to work over about 1,500 feet of select lumber. This may represent all that can be used for airplanes in 15.000 board futt of standing timber.

Every piece rhowing the slightest Imperfection must be rejected. GoldenRuk.fr Gode of Ethics 229 E. Berry 8i, Fort Wayne. I Treat Successfully Chronic Dlssases Catarrh, Throat troubles, weak Lungs, Rheumatism. Nervous Diseases, Stomach and Intestinal troubles.

Kidney. Liver. Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Skin Diseases, Rupture. Cancer, Goiter, Asthma and Tubercular Glands, Diseases of Women Pelvla disorders, Appendicitis and all diseases peculiar to the sex treated without resort to eurgery. Skin Dtsessse I cure Kcsema, Acne.

Lupus and Psoriasis by the use ot Light Therapy when all other treatments fail. Rectal Diseases I claim the most perfect system ever devised for the curs of piles. Assure or ulceration of the rectum by a painless and easy method. No cutting; no palni no detention from business; no failures. Hundreds of references for the asking.

Write for particulars if you cannot Druplees Methods While I use medicines when indicated, I cure many of the worst diseases without medicines or surgery. I absolutely make no promises 1 cannot fulfill, I Invite consultation from those who hare been unable to get satisfactory results elsewhere. NO 8UNDAY OR WEDNESDAY HOURS EXCEPT BY AP POINTMENT IHGREASE wm. urn Uinos vn, (, run V' LAWYERS i CLINE CLINE LAWYERS Oener' Practice North of Court House, new O. O.

F. Block, Elevator Service. GARL G. BONEWITZ LAWYER. Office U.

B. Building. H. Krieg. Arthur H.

Sapn, KREIG SAPP, Attorneys at Law Cltliens State Bank, Phono lilt 7 W. A. Branyan Wilbur E. Branyan Atfys. and Counsellors Law Office Jefferson 8t Huntington, Indiana TRANSIT LINE NORTH MANCHESTER JACOB C.

NIE Phone 1403 SPECIAL CAR SERVICE HUNTINQTON TO WARREN It. HunUngton 7:00 A 2:30 If v. Uajenlca 7:30 A 3:00 Ar. Warren 7:55 A 3:35 Lt. Warren 8.05 A 3:35 Lv.

Majnlca 8:30 A 4:00 Ar. HunUngton 9:00 A 4:30 EXTRA SATURDAY AND 8UNOAY TO WARREN Lv. Huntington 7:30 8:00 8:25 8:35 9:00 9:30 Lv. Majenlca Ar. Warren Lv.

Warren Lv. Majenlca Ar. Huntington HUNTINQTON N. MANCHESTER Lv. HunUngton .9:10 Lv.

Bippus 9:45 Lv. Servla .10:10 Ar. N.Manc't'r .10:26 Lv. N.Manc't'r .10:36 Lv. Servla 10:10 Lv.

Bippus 11:15 Ar. HunUngton .11:50 A 4:40 A 5:15 A 6:40 A 6:55 A 6:05 A 6:10 A 6:45 A 7:20 PHONE 1611 HUNTINQTON BLUFFTON TRANSIT. LINE A.M. PJL Leaves Huntington 7:00 3:00 (From H't'g'n Hotel, Bradley Brsa.) Markle Unlondale Murray 7:40 8:25 8:46 9:00 3:40 1:25 4:46 6:00 6:30 5:10 :06 6.45 Arrives Leaves Bluffton Bluftton Murray UnlondatS 9:20 9:40 .10:05 Markle Arrives Huntington ..10:55 I cater to light freight and packages H. O.

BAYLE8S Ft Warne Northern Indisju friction Company, "WaJbita Valley Lines" 20, 1917 West Bound Trains Leavo: 5:00 A. n6 A. 7:50 A. 9:50 A. 11:50 A.

M. M. M. M. M.

3:35 P. y. 5:20 P. M. 6:60 P.

M. 7:05 P. AL 8:80 P. 1:20 P. M.

1:50 P. M. 12 :00 P. Jt F.aat Bound Trains Leave: 6:35 A. M.

6:30 A. M. 7:50 A. M. 9:40 A.

M. 11:10 A. M. 12:30 P. M.

4:33 P. IL 640 P. M. 7:11 P. M.

9:38 P. M. 11:08 P. M. 12:00 3:10 P.

M. Limited train. Huntington only. Buns through to Peru Saturday only. i From Peru Saturday only.

5 Trains at 7:50 A. 9:50 A. 11:60 A. 1:60 P. 6:50 P.

make connecUona at Peru for Indian. apolls. C. B. MOON, Agent.

ir ERIE TIME CARD; Time Table Effective Nov. 11, 1917. EASTBOUND I No. 8 Departs i 3:00 A. New York 'No.

226 8:00 A. ll HunUngton Marion accommoUaUon. No. 4 Departa 4:80 M. New; York Limited.

No. 228 Arrlvea 10:25 P. M. CbiJ? cago Huntlngton accommodation, 'Daily except Sunday. t' WESTBOUND No.

7 Departs 8:20 A. M. Chicago Express. No. 229 Deparu 6:26 A.

M. HuaU ingtod Chicago accommodation. No. 3 Departs 13:16 P. M.

Chicago Limited. I No. 337 Arrlvea 1:40 P. M. Ma.

I rlon HunUngton accommodaUoa. Dally except Sunday. F. C. GRASS.

Agent. WABASH'TIME TABLE, H9Awrm lunik III EASTBOUND No. 3 3:08 A. No.4 No. No.

SS 6:07 P. PT 9:53 WESTBOUND No, No. No. a 11:00 a 5 1 No. i.