The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 9

HELP WANTED Mftlo SALESMAN For work la Huntington. Permanent position. 8alary and commission. Man over 40 years of as prefered. Call for Mrs.

Lewis. Sit U. B. Building. 115(4 WANTED Experienced dremen.

The Huntlnctoa Light Fnel Co. 89tf HELP WANTED Female WlNTED OlrTfor geacrarhousV work. Small family, no washing, 309 W. High street Phone 1432. H4tf WANTED WANTED To buy good second hand hot water radiator.

H. G. Weese. 1S6U WANTED Baby bed. Call 461.

185tl0 WANTED Work by experienced stenographer. Phone 106S. lS2tl WANTED Housekeeper. Family of two. Permanent position for right party.

Phone 1598. WANTED Clock repairing. Corner State and Jefferson. We make them run or money back. Open evening 182t WANTED Thouanad barrels forty six to Itty 171 The Huntington Light A Fbel Co.

Utt WANTED, OLD FALSE Don't matter if broken. TEETH I Pay $2 to $25 per set Send by parcel poet and reoeive check by return mall. L. Mazer, 2007 Philadelphia, Pa. Fifth St, 168 26 TO LOAN MONET TO LOAN Oa diamonds, watches, household goods, pianos.

Ut stock, resides and farming im plements. Valley Loan company, phone 216. SlOtf LOTS OF MONET TO LOAN on farms. Long time, low rate, partial payment privilege. Allen Potts Realty company.

Slttf MONET TO LOAN on improved farms long time, partial payments. Any time. See A. Fast at Farmers Trust Co. Bank.

STStf FOR RENT FOR RENT Two turn Is tied rooms. Call at 249 S. Jefferson. 184t6 FOR RENT Modern In good home. 9S6 Oberry street.

164 tf AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE MyNo. 25Studebaker in fine condition, easily Started, smooth running. Will consider trade. K. O.

Mitchell, over Huntington County Bank. 183tt WOU bA LK aocano hand i orda, All modeU from 1918 to 1911. Kelaey and Bailey, authorised Ford agents. 88tf FOR SALE Second hand Studebaket No. 25.

Tires In good shape. One extra tire. Kelsey to Bailey. 141tf A little Want Ad Now and then, will always help I A trim lixftriw herald MatlEVtJfy THE HERALD A department through which Wants, Btuineti Notices, Sale Offerings and other announcements can be placed before an entire community. Thousands of people read Herald Want Ads each day.

WANT AD RATES 1 3 cent per word each insertion. Minimum charge of 15c. Phone 588. THE HERALD The Want Ad Way: FOR SALE General FOR SALE A. complete threshing outfit onglns! thresher, huller, and baler; all la flrat clsis condition, B.

MUlr. R. 1. HuBtlngton. Ihd HSU a FOR 8JL3A HP1 fW biooflW Jersey eevUftrt'VK; do fcktt JOurnsey and jJnr.iirers.ldiiB two year (Tlfl'krtWr ld b4 last cow)VCe Jersey eUe sl months heifer.

ovoerthir)M; war gener al purpose mare', weight about 1200 Douads. For particulars address W. D. Cole. R.

R. 8, Andrews. Ind. 184 St POR SALB 20' acres good land. Will take Liberty bonds for whole or ay part ot amount.

Address W. Ij care Herald. ISM OR BALE Good lot Just fast ot the Mitten factory. Great bargain on easy payments, R. O.

Mitchell, over Huntington County Bask 183tf rOR 8 ALB Lot seasoned black waL mat lumber. Q. Tarlner, ont half mile west Lancaster high school Telephone Majcnlca 6 6B, 783t3 FOR 8 ALB Property on E. High St Phono 1008. 182t8 FOR BALE 8 year old mare with colt by aide.

Inquire ot EL S. Bone. brake. 181tf r6fl flALti'CHtAP Cood "motorcy. cfe.Must sell at once.

Address Bog 494. city, or phone 2235. lS2t6 FOR SALE 4 good milk; cows, giving good flow of milk. Good stock. Inquire Robert Southwood, R.

1, I Andrews, lnL, Andrews telephone. MORRISON'S FERTILIZER for sals by A. emllb. 179 tf fORlBlEFonl coupelet In first class condition, equipped with eleo trio starter, bargain If sold this week. Address care of Herald.

I ms p.rOR SALE room house, complete ly moaern wim sleeping porcn on Salamonle avenue. A beautiful house in Al condition. Price right. Phone 1897 or Wfi tf FOR SALE Horse and Storm King buggy and one horse wagon. Inquire at 544 Webster.

Phone 83L 178tlS tCSD cantaloupes, tomatoes and water melons. Nick's Kitchen. 167 tf rpR flAIiB Old newspapers, to bundle at the Herald Office. tf IX)R SALE Cora In ear feeding. J.

F. Curies Hsrjand farm In Wayne; towiittilp. CaU ontalne a. U.T.. ntf tM FOUNDS 'togTgsergeucjiped with tan satin, fomewbere Jeffer son.

Reasonable reward If left at Herald office. 184U COST horseshoe pin, between court houM and theater. Phone 2160. Reward. 181t SANDWICHES HAMBURGERS 10a Kick's Kitchen.

and VEAL lOo. 12 tf I 5VERYBODY READS THE! HERALD MISCELLANEOUS HUNTINQTON STEAM CARPET Cleaning Wort win brighten your rugs like new. Wmti small OuS rugs. Pnons 40814. ltstsc OUR KRNTUCKT WONDER beans are ready now.

Get them wall at their best. 4o per pound and you pick, them. Phone 4007 1. 177 tf EXPRESSMAN Will do light auL Ing. all AshleyB barber shop, phone S4S; bouse '4011 ring 1L W.

F. Corneliua. 'w 1SSM PORTRAITS at CrUl'i Fbov) Oo, SI W. Market atreet 4tf I WILL RECEIVE BIDS for Ue sale of property of Frank Pashong, deceased, at my one 41S N. Jefferson street Terms one third cash, one third la nine months and one third la II months.

Deferred payments bearing Interest with mortgage security upon eald real estate. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Bald property is located at 641 E. Franklin street, Huntington, Ind. W.

A. Bucher, Administrator. 172tf GEII. FOGH IS MADE MARSHAL OF FRAIICE Paris Aiuj. 6.

General Foch was today nominated mm marshal ot rrance, upon Premier Clemcnceau 8 re commendation. PUBUC SALE We L. Plasterer, F. 8. Plasterer, administrator John Plasterer estate, on John Plasterer farm, 6 miles east or Huntington, Thursday, August 23 Horse, cattle, sheep, hogs miscel laneous.

ISltd Dr. V. Leedy, Tuesday, August ST, second bouse north vot Monument Horses, cattle, hogs, imple. menu, SO acres corn la field, oats in bin. 181td OPTICIANS Harriet J.

Chenoweth 'Ertldan 8 E. Market St Phone 614 ERVIN WRIGHT, M.D GLASSES FITTED Treats Diseases of Throat and Skla Office 420 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 laterurbaa Station. Over Furst's Orooerj, 1 LETTER SHOP B. Q.

DRUMMONO A 00 19 West Market Street Typewriting, imitation typewriting, addressing, mailing. Any quantity. DR. C. H.

STEERHOFF 1 VETERINARY SURGEON 411 Webster St Huntington, Indiana Phone at ihe Residence, 1949. Phone1S40 I Neve York Kcw prkrAugr 6. FldufMirket dull, uacbanged. Pork Market quiet; mess, 1 49.000 Lard Market duu; middle west. pot, 826.S0O28.70.

A Sugar Raw quiet; centrifugals, 96 test, 6.065c; refined quiet; cut loaf, 8.00c; crushed; 8.76cJ powdered, 7.85c; Coffee Rio No. 7 on spot, Stto. Tallow Market Oulet; special, 18c; city, MttOnVio. Hay Market stronger; prime No. 1, SL4SCJU0; No.

I. I1.15SM0; clover. 90eWL40. Dressed Poultry Market quiet chickens, 17 0 500; fowls, 26086c; ducks, 36c. Live Poultry Market stesdy; geese 20c; ducks, 272 8c; chickens, broilers, 38 41c.

Cheese Market firm; state milk, common td specials, 21 26c; skims, common to specials, 620(4c Butter Market firm, receipts, 8,818 tubs; creamery extras, 44K(j46c; special marlKt, 45KC46c; state dairy tubs, 36045c; Imitation creamery firsts, 87638c. Eggs Market receipts, 10J9J cases; nearby, white, fancy, 65057c; nearby mixed, fancy, 88 0 47o; freih firsts, 40 0 47c Cast Buffalo Live Stock East Buffalo, Aug. 6. Cattle Receipts, 5,000 head; good strong, common weak; prime steers, S17.2517.60 shipping steers, 116.50017.00; butchers. S12.0016.50; yearlings, $13.00 16.50; heifers, 310.00 13.50; cows, f6.60Gll.50; bulls, S7.60ll.50; stock era and 87.60 10.50; fresh cows' and Wringers'.

"S65.00145'b6. Calves Receipts, 1,400 head; mark et strong; S7.0019.00. Hoggs Receipts, 8,400 head; mark et easier; heavies, 20.5020.70; mixed yorkers, light yorkers and pigs, 820.75 20.80. Sheep slid Lambs Receipts, 800 head; market steady; lambs, $14.00 18.00; yearlings, 10.0015.00; sheep flS.00O18.60. Cleveland Live Stock Cleveland, Aug.

6. Hogs Receipts 8,000 head; market steady; yorkers, 890.25; mixed, mediums, $20.25 pigs, stags, 818.00. Cattle Receipts, 50 cars; market 25c higher; good to choice steers, good to choice good to choice, $8.00 10.00; fair to good cows, common cows, good to choice bulls, S9.0010.60; milchers, f76.00O125.00. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 12 cars market steady; top 817.00. Calves Receipts, 1,000 head; market weak; top, 18.60.

Chicago Live Stock Chicago, Aug. 6. Hogs Receipts 83,000 head; market strong at Saturday's best time on good hogs; others very slow and biding generally lower. A few sales of packing bogs about steady with Saturday's close. Butchers lights.

$19.45019.80 packing, S18.0018.95; roughs, $17.50 017.90; bulk of sales. jttgs, 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 Iambs weak; quality poor; western lambs held higher bidding steady. Toledo, Aug.

6. Hogs Receipts Toledo Live Stock light; market 25c higher; heavies, fl9.50919.75; mediums, f20.0020.15; yorkers, 20.25020.80; good plgs $20.25020.40. Calves Market strong. Sheep and (Lambs Market steady. The British armv.

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 of 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 is unpaid for his services as KKETS HUNTINGTON MARKETS Mill Products (Corrected Dally by Huntington Mia Company.) Flour $6.00. Mixed Feed 817.00 a Inn.

Chop Fwd IS 09 a ewt. 1 Grain (Corrected Daily by UuatlavUa still Company) Wheat No. 1, 60 No. 1, 69 lb, 13.09; No. 18 fS.07; No.

8. 67 $2 01; No. 3, 66 $2.00. 'Cora $2.00. Oats 62c Hay and Straw (Correoted Dally by C.

E. Bash A Co.) Tlmothy flS.00. Light Mixed I14.WL, Clover Hay 48.00. Heavy Mixed $10.00. Straw 96.00 to 1.00.

Livestock (Corrected Daily by C. Esh A Co.) Hogs $18.26. Calves $8.00011.00. Cows $4.0008.00, Steers $8.00010.00. Heifers f7.00OS.00.

Bulla f4.00O9.00. Lambs $18.00015.00. Ewes 8.00 12.00. Poultry and Eggs (Corrected Daily by R. L.

UlUler) Eggs J7c Roosters 13c Ducks 1214c Ceesei Sd. Turkeys 2123c Hens 20022c Springers 27c Creamery Products (Corrected Daily by R. L. Dltaler) Packing Butter 2528c Sugar (Corrected Dally by McCaffrey 4 Co Sugar $1.04. Produce (Correoted Daily by McCaffrey Co.) Lard 36c Potatoes 76c Shoulders 23c Hams 37c Eggs 87c.

Poultry and Eggs (Corrected Daily by O. C. Smith) Eggs 30c Roosters 12c to 14c Ducks 14015c Hens 21c to 24c Geese UQ 15c Turkeys 12018c Belgian Hares lO01Jov Creamery Products (Corrected Daily by O. C. Butter Fat 45c Packing Butter 87c INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK.

Hogs. Recipts 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 $16.75 Heifers $8.00 to 12..00 Cows 89.00 to 812.00 Bulls $8.00 to $11.00 Calves $7.00 to 16.00 Sheep and Lambs. Receipts 500 Market Steady Prime Sheep $11.25 to $12.00 Lambs $10.00 to 16.00 Spring Lambs $10.00 to 16.00 One ul (ho last of Germany's famous bells to go into the munitions ineltJng pot waa the so called "Kn I ter boll" from Cologne cnthedral. It was tlio largest church bell in ail Gernmny, weighing sixty toos." Mrs. J.

C. Parker, of Cleburne, whose more than 8,000 hand made sun bonnets have made her famous, has netted $5,000 from the sale of them TOTJ ARB READING IT NOW. Ithe most Prosperous Of men. II1 7 prims minister. sincel901.

II the most prosperous of men. prims minister. since 1901. FIREMEN Alio POLICE MAY GET IIIGREASE CITY OFFICIALS FAVOR CHANT INO RAI8E rt29 A MONTH. MORE 18 ASKED POINT OF LAW IS INVOLVED At a special called meeting of the city council and board of works Tuesday evening, the proposition of granting aa increase of 325 a month to the city firemen and police was discussed.

All of the city officials expressed them selves as favoring the raine, saying i 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 wss the fact of the existence of a state law, which provides thst the salaries of public officers cannot be increased during the term of office. 8umner Kenner, city attorney however expressed the belief that this could be evsded. The police and firemen are appointed by the board of works, and the power to accept their resignations Is also held by the board. The entire force of the police and Are departments could resign, and be reemployed by the board at the increased wsges, according to Mr.

Kenner, since no specific term of office Is understood. i Fay Not Adequate It has been realised for sometime that the pay which the members of the police and fire departments re ceiving la not adequate in comparison to the wages which are being paid by the factories and other industries. Within the laflt few weeks, JanVes PaW fire 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 is 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 Tuesdsy evening, 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 cltisens 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 Is necessary to work over about 1,500 feet of select luni ber. This may represent all that can be used for airplanes In 15.000 board fiitt of standing timber. Every piece rhowlng the slightest imperfection must be rejected. GoldenRukrVGode of Ethics' 229 E.

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Saps, KREIG SAPP, Attorneys at Law Orer Citltens State Bank. Phono Hit Z7 W. A. Branyan Wilbur E. Branyan Atfys.

and Counsellors at Law Office Jefferson St Huntlngten, Indians TRANSIT LINE NORTH MANCHESTER JACOB C. NIE Phone 1403 SPECIAL CAR SERVICE HUNTINQTON TO WARREN Huntington 7:00 A 2:30 l. Majentca 7:30 A 3:00 Ar. Warren 7:55 A 3:35 L. Warren 8.05 A 3:35 Lv.

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

Warren Lv. Majenlca Ar. Huntington HUNTINGTON TO Lv. Huntington 9:10 A 4:40 Lv. Bippus 9:45 A 5:15 Lv.

Servia 10:10 A 6:40 Pit Ar. N.Manc't'r .10:25 A 6:56 Lv. N.Manc't'r .10:36 A 6:05 Lv. Servia 10:10 A 1:20 Lv. Bippus 11:16 A 6:45 Ar.

Huntington .11:50 A 7:20 M. PHONE 1611 huntington bluffton transit. Line A.M. PJL Leaves Huntington 7:00 3:00 (From H't'g'n Hotel, Bradley Brss.) Markle 7:40 3:40 L'niondale Murray 8:25 1:25 Arrives Bluffton 8:46 4:45 Leaves Bluflton 9:00 Murray 8:20 1:20 Unlondate 9:40 5:40 Mark! 10:05 6:05 Arrives Huntington ....10:55 6.4$ cater to light freight and packages H. O.

BAYLE8S Ft Wajne Northern Indiana Traction Companj, "Wabash Valley Lines" 1917 West Bound Trains Leavo: 5:00 A. M. 3:35 P. 11. 7:25 'A.

M. 5:20 P. M. 7:50 A. M.

P. M. 9:60 A. M. 7:05 P.

M. 11:50 A. M. :30 P. 1:20 P.

M. P. M. 1:50 P. M.

Kast Bound Trains Leave; 6:36 A. M. 4:33 P. U. 6:30 A.

M. 5:40 P. M. 7:50 A. M.

7:11 P. M. ,9:40 A. M. 9:38 P.

M. 11:10 A. M. 11:08 P. 12:30 P.

M. 12:00 M. 3:10 P. M. Limited train.

Huntington only. Runs through to Peru Saturday only. From Peru Saturday only. Trains at 7:50 A. 9:50 A 11:60 A.

1:60 P. 6:60 P. make connections at Peru for Indian apolis. C. E.

MOON, Agent. ERIE TIME CARD Time Effective Nov. 11, 1917. EASTBOUNO No. 8 Departs 3:00.

A. New York Kipresa. 'I No. Departs 8:00 A. HunUngton Mariou No.

4 Departs 4:80 M. New; York Limited. No. 228 Arrives 10:25 P. M.

ChUlt cago Huntlngton accommodation, 'Daily except Sunday. WESTBOUND No. 7 Departs 8:20 A. M. Chicago Express.

i No. 229 Deparu A. M. Hunt. ingtotf Chicago accommodation.

No. 8 Departs 12:16 P. M. Chicago Limited. No.

227 Arrives 8:40 P. M. rlon Huntlngton accommodatioa. Dally except Sunday. F.

C. GRASS, Agent WABASH' TIME TABLE Effective June 10, 1918 EASTBOUND No. 1 8:03 A. M. 5:07 P.

M. No. 4 Na NOTlf 3 55 P. 9:51 M. WESTBOUND No.

1 lfM P. M. 5 No. 6 P. M.

No. 1:08 M. NO. 1.