Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 8

EIGHT THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,1921 Years Select Chw See Ifcnn la oar window J.F.CARR Optician Chilli. St. Near General Insurance THE HAZELBECK CO. Boyal Savtegs Building 328 GalliaSt. Kione 7C WeAreSpedafaUlB MOVING local long Datance Covered Trucki Expert Furniture Packers Storage for Household Ooodj Get Onr Prices PEE STORAGE CO.

Phone 1219 FOR SALE Light 6 cylinder Buick 4o tour' cew paint, top, new THE STAR STORAGE CO. Successors To Tte D- A. llspaueh Storage Co. PACBKG, CRATING, REPAIRING AND STORAGE The best equipped and most MODERN STORAGE HOUSE Bight in the heart of Portsmouth Ooroer Third and Gay Streets 388 or 768 ing ear. tires, --Best buy in a used car Ponsmouth.

AU in good condition. $600 casn. i SEE Merle a Ml PHOlfE 1183 and 30-it WANTED--Two girls to loard. Upstairs over cycle Shop. 53K 2nd St.

W4NTED--Salesmen. The men with ibc qualifications that insure snc- will'find with us a big opportunity. A life job with speedy advancement. City work and no samples to carry. Men earn from S.TO to weekly.

Inquire -IS Masonic Temple. 1100 i MASONIC NOTICE meeting of Aurora Dee. 7 p. m- Lodge WANTED over 17. Get Government Steady Jobs.

Commence $90 inonth. Common education sufficient- List positions free, AVrite immediately. Institute, Dept- Bl N. f. Weekl; Franklin WANTHU--Agents-- Earn SO spare time, writing for newspapers, Exp- details Press Syndicate.

040 Times Put In Your Arcola Plant Now Walters Plumbing Co. 1016 Gallia Street Phone 1552 THE A Hikers Special Sale of High Class Used Cars On Terms To Suit FOR SALE--Uudge touring car. Good condition. 1'rici- 1'bone Inquire 1S11 l-3t "bile tirpliingtoii, Morris and 1'oormaii strain cockrelo. Last March chickens.

Phone 13- l-3t FOR SALE--Kitchen cabinet, Every car listed below be as represented or cist- you can get your i down and the balance in twelve equal I 14.I--1. installments. FOItO Koadster IMS model QC taMe, Phone l-3t FOK SALE--Xew Jlariue skiff. 1'hone 71 (r- l-3t new paiut and WANTED--To rent or 5, 0 or i room house with bath, centrally located. XotliiiiK on Hilltop or East End considered.

Photic J065-L. WANTEO-Girl at llil'J Eleventh SU WANTED-- CLERKS for Postal i i and Government Field Sen-ice. month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examinations.

write J. (former Civil Service examiner). 100; Equitable Washington. B. C.

SjjJ. tenoprapher. WANTED--I'ouiifi man Permanent position with good future. Phone 1228-X or address Hox 3-11 Free St. Louis.

Mo. 12-3-2 Sat fkAXTED--Position as janitor or watchman. Middle aged. Good reference. Address Box (fin.

1 jt WANTED--Two gentlemen roomers. AVashington. 1'lione 2410-Y. l-3t WANTEU-To 221G-V. buy chickens.

Phone l-3t WANTED--Moving. $2.00 load. Morris Pollit. Phone 1475-L. 1 of home cooking.

Special- orders taken for chicken dinner on Sundays. Inquire JHOSth. U--2 -t WANTED-- Washings and ironings. Phone 1782-X or call at IS 11 fchilH- WANTED--Bookkeeper. Competent to take full charge of accounting partmeut of growing iminufacturinK concern.

Mast have Rood as to character and ability. A good position for the right man. Addnw Box or phone 122S-X. WANTEU Brickey, -S bricklayers. Call Delink Sunday morning.

Phone WANTED--Experienced shoe sales man to manage branch store it Portsmouth: good salary and com mission, must be able to fiirnis! Write, giving full details am phone number in first letter to T). Turner Hotel. 'M' St. WANTED--Washings and ironing: Called for 22-td-Ij- WANTED--Salesladies, ambitious women over 2." years old. i.

Free to travel indefinitely, selling advertised necessities. Salary and expenses. Apply to L. K. Warne.

.1310 Center St. after (i m. during week and all day WANTED--To rent 4 or room house in East End. Phone 2-134-X. 2-2t WAN'JKU--Local auo lung distance moving with trnck.

'Henry McrsUon. Pnone Bowon 01-L. 10-tt- WANTEU--lour carpets. System Ttrpet Cleaning Phone 490 or 508. P.

S. Revftre. WANTED--Washings. 4.C and delivered. Phoiv 3-3 Bound WANTKD--Girl at Hil!) 11th.

12-3-t FQRV Touring 1917 model a good buy FOKD One ton tnick. 1018 worm drive OKD Touring the best buy in town OKU TourilJS same as new. (see this) Touring the best buy in town IVEKLAND Touring, starter and liglus 3UiCK Little Four Touring. derful buy at. 1AXWELL.

302(1 priced very i BL'ICK, Light Six roadster, new FOK pcint. top and overhauled, can you b'eat this $185 $225 $300 $350 $375 $380 JFOit team of mules. Will sell cheap. 1'hone FOK SALB--ItO canary 2tr2.S. 1'hone FOK SALE--Hudson louring (Jood condition.

I'houe 2KSO. cur. FOR SALE-- 2 fresli cows, ton New lUiston. Stau- NEW YORK STOCKS XBW YOKK, Dec. 3--Price tcud- encies at tlie opening of today's slock market were uncertain, although week end covering of short contracts in steels, equipments and shippings was evident.

General Electric, American Locomotive, Republic and Lacks wanna Steels, 'American Smelting. Mercantile Marine pfd, American International and Transcontinental Oil were higher by large fractions to 2 points. Coalers, chemicals and non-dividend paying rails also strengthened. The only stocks to show distinct selling pressure were specialties of the tyies represented by Central Leather pfd and Liggett-Myers. Oils and the usual industrial favorites furbished the bulk of today's broad but irregular dealings in the stock market, rails being relegated to the background.

Standard Oil of General Asphalt pfd. Transcontinental Oil, General Eelectric. International Dan-ester and independent steels, particularly Republic and Lack awanna, scored gross gains of 1 to almost 5 points. Shippings also were active and strong in connection with subsidy reports from Washington. Industrial Alcohol.

International Paper Union Bag led the stronger specialties. The closing was firm with sales approximating MO.OOO shares. In the bond market liberty and victory issues continued to strengthen, with firm tone to the list. PRICES ON OHIO STOCK COLUMJBUS. Dec.

Service common 2.1S%@2.24^2. Do preferred Pure Oil common to Iioarl of trade today, mainly because of reports of bwnefidal snows and rains over some of the dry sections of the southwest winter wheat belt. Opening prices were: December 1.13 to ia3W; May 1.1GH to July 1.08% to L0S. Later there was a strengthening ten- Jn December on word from the seaboard tliat. export "demand 'showed singns of reviving but the deferred options continued weak and at the end of the first hour May was 1.10% and Julv Corn was fairly strong despite the conditions of the wheat market, export demand being the chief factor.

First prices were unchanged to lower, with and Mav to The close was barely steady, with December l.t!% to 1.12%: May 1.3G% to 3.11.:% and July weak at 1.00% to l.OC.%. Oats opened unchanged to higher; December being offerpdt at and May'cowmandiug to Provisions were dull with the packing house strike in prospect. In lard January and May started higher at S.52 and respectively, but quickly lost seven points. May ribs showed 7.7o, a dec-line of early in the session. At the close December was May to and July CLOSING GRAIN I CHICAGO, Dec.

C--Wieat 11.12%: May 1.30%. Corn: Dec. May Oats: Dec. 32VJ; May Pork: Jan. l.lziS.

a Jan. 8.45; May S.SH. Kite: Jan. Mav 7.72. Dec.

SALB or Trade--i'ord ton truck. Will trade for Ford touring or road-1 sti-r. riioue iis car is $440 S.AUS--Kurd touring car. T.J20 model. Cheap.

Electric starter and winter top. Cheap. 1'hone 1507-K or inquire 2.SOI; Gailia. 3-2t model this car is FOK SALE--West Bend Aluminum, well displayed now and you can't iK'at it. Central Hardware Co.

3-lt $600 price tt'ICK Light Six touring car 1017 model 1M7 Light Siv touring, over- bnniwl, new top am! $565 paint The above are only a few oC our many bargains. Ask for R.S.PRICHARD SALE--Turkeys for Christmas. If you are going to eat turkey for Christmas order one now. Several hundred people did not eat turkey Thanksgiving because they couldn't get them. We have a modern 4 mom flat i bath in new brick building, corner 11th and Onllia.

Coverston Meat Market. Phone 740. 3-11 KOK SALE--1 year old Jersey cow. giving JO qts. milk per a reasonable.

J23R 2nd. 1'hone 23M7-U. 3-3t FOB SALE--I gas heaters. Inquire 307 Court St. iii Va.

Cheap. iKHi-tf lump coal, none better. per West Va. Egg coal. 50.50 per Prompt delivery' to any part of the city.

The Portsmouth Ice Coal Co! Phone. HO. IQ-SC-tt KOK SALK---Saxon Six, touring car. 1'argain. "i passenger Phone WANTED--Storage, and all kinds repair work to do.

Liberty Sale and Service Gallia St. 12-1-if FOR SALE FOK SALE or Rent--t rooms and on 11th rooms and a on Walnut li rooms and bath. Morehind A i i New Hoston. E. Tripp Realty phi 11X0.

013 Chillicothe St. 1-ot FOK SALE--Dnick roadster in first- class condition. All new tires, el-r .1. F. Carr.

ll-2S-tf Hath. FOK SALE room cottage- electricity, garage. Less than SS.tHH). Phone 1G7-1-Y. 3-11 FOK SALK--Springs fur a i Phil, A Supplies.

73 Third. FOK SALE Stroud player plann. Good condition. Price $375. Will a piano or victmla as part payment.

Phone y.l-Y. -2t FOR SALE--Modern 7 room house on hill to the highest bidder, in ten d-ivs to clear partnership. Phone iii-t FOB SALE 1 --Seven passenger Chandler touring car. Has bec-n driven only about 17.000 miles. Bargain, if sold at once.

See car at Al Winders ga ra ge. FOK SALE--ln-st quality Va. White Ash and Thackcr lump coal. per ton delivered. per ton at yard.

Fhiniiigan Coal Trans. CD. Phone 22.1. "-'it FOR RENT WANTED--You to 1-uvc, yuur rubber heels attacheJ. 4(V.

Gem Shoe P.epair Shop. 2nd St. 11-KlOt WAXTEU--Men 10 room and hoard: also table boarders. Phone 025 Oth. 11-2S-U FOK SALE--Ideal home above ershurB on nuiin road.

Gooil room house. Lot 10flx2IH) ft. Buy direct from owner, llicne 1151-Y. 3-3t 1-OK SALE--Kni'-k "4'' i i i car. Jh.nrail Kimiiiwrinj: '-nr, 4 to upholster, refiuish and repair.

Elmer Blevings. 535 2nd St. Phone ir23. Package delivery eral hauling. L.

Duuiithau. 71S-L. gen- Phone 21-121 WAXTEU-- Any girl who needs help or advire. Confidential. White Bos Portsmouth.

FOK SALE--llonsehold Konds. all kinds, rues, davenos. gas heaters, kiti-lien cabinets, tables, chairs, rockers, way below prici'S. Peel Auction Itot'iiK Eaglo --3t FOIt SALE--Uiamond ring, a i less a a a Phone 1331-L. 2-2t FOK SALE Pure Hont'y.

New strailittl flitvcr lioncy. five poiinils iO by parcels post prepaid. Sat- isfiictinn Kiuininti-ed. Roy Bi-ekett. 45 Jit.

Pleasant. Ft. Thomas. Ky. FOK REXT--Six room, two story bouse, bath, best condition.

$3(1. 1514 3rd. I i John llottinp- liaus. 1504 Third. 3-3t FOK SALE or Trad- room house 2 porches.

I .1. FOK MCITS. Will a for liimiL- in i-ity i clear i 1 7(1 acres level. 15 acres orclKird. veins of roal.

Bargain. Phone Salyi-r and Coldiron. 1-41 and two H-25-tf WAXTED-- Posit ion in Can drive grocery truck. or as Plume FOK SALE- Car Si-intiiville. "SATE--i 45iC.

and Ihrci: lots, payment. Phono 12-2-U FOK SALE-- IVtilroiim rorki-rs. 2nd. FOK SALE--Special any a Champion Spark Pluvs. 55i': Porcelain.

111" West End Sill ply Market St. Open evenings. 11-25-tf FOR KEXT--1 roinu house at Terminals, a and pis. $1S month. Plume 1151-Y.

NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSING PRICES American Beet Sugar 2S American Can American Car and Foundry 14Uvi American Locomotive AniL-rirau Sim-Kins and Hefg V-'K American Sumatra Tobacco American T. and T. Anaconda Copper Atchisou Atlantic Gulf 32 Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio IK'thlehwn Steel Central Leather Cliesapeake and (Ihio o7Vi- CbicHiro. Mil. and St.

1'aul 23 Corn Products 'Crucible -Steel 03 Vi General Motors Great Northern Ore Ctfs Goodrich Co. Int. Mer. Marine pfd Go International Taper Kcnuecott Mexican 1'ctroluum llJ'i New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific I'ure Oil I'ennsylvania 34Vi Heading liep. Iron and Steel Sinclair Oil and Refining Soinhern Pacific SO'A Southern Itailway lil'ii S.tudebaker Corporation 77 Texas Co.

4.V''i Tobacco I'nxlucts OS'Is l.rnion Pacific l-'iVi I'nititl States Rubber Tnited States -Steel tali Copper Klectric Willys-Overland Chicago Grain And CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Dec. 3--Wheat started from i to a cent lower nn the Chiea- CDsTIXXATT LIVE STOCK CINCINNATI, Dee. 3--Hogs: Tte- crcipts 2.0W: steady to 1CK; iieavies packers and butchers medium stags 4.CKJ©4.M: lieavy fat sows 3.00@-n.3U; light pers 7..10: 110 pounds and less Cattle: Receipts 2.jf); steady: steers, good to choice lair to good common to fair. 4.00(55.50: heifers good to choice 0.50!g7.50: fail- to good common to fair cows, good to choice -imfy fair to good 3.30(fj!4.2.'3: cutters 2.7:5(9.3^0.

Calves steady; HOc to SI lower; good to choice fair lo gond fl.00i^ll.0; common and large 4.001;.8.00. Sheep: Receipts JOO; steady: good to choice fair lo gond 2.0Wa. 3.00; comuinii l.iflfrt 1.50 bucks Lauihs steady; good to choice fair to good S.oOff» 10.00: seconds 7.00(§.S.W: common 4.50?i;o.3(. OBITUARY William WeMner Funeral Funeral services for .1. AViiihnn Weidner who jmssed away at lii.s home 510 Fifth street, about fn o'clock Thursday' morning were held this afternoon at two with Jtev.

D. C. JJoyd of the Kir-t Presbyterian clmrch in charge of Hie services. Greenluwn. Tuey're sisters even if they don't look it.

Tim woman in front looks like Lloyd George, doesn't she? Well, she's his daughter, Mrs. Carey Evans. Behind is Hiss Megan Lloyd They're hiking at Bournemouth. James P. Hurley Death claimed James Hurley, 7:1, about seven o'clock Friday iiiumin; at the home of relatives at McUernji.it after a lingering illness of hardening of the arter.es.

The greater of his life had been spent in Srii-in county and he hud many friends dally iii" the vicinity of MelJi-ruiuii. who" will regret his passing. He was horn in 1'ihe county, November 4, 1S-1S but came to Sciiito county it) early manliood. He a Carried in this county to Eliza 1MI ilcUaniels who passed away yrtirs ago. He is survived by three sons four daughters, A', and W.

of MeDormott, M. of J'tiri- mouth. Mrs. Mao Nourol, Mrs. lotte Chinn and Mrs.

Kossie Dopps Portsmouth ttiid Mrs. i Otway. He also leaves one i i John'll. Hurley of-Columbus and tivn sistors. Mrs.

Comfort Uillnii, Side, and Mrs. Sallie Tiaisdou and 24 grandchildren. Funeral sen-ices will be held Kuslitown Hapli.st church a ernoon at two o'clock with i a in the Kusbtuwn cemetery. Henry Geis Funeral funeral services for Henry i who died nt his home. Mini.

street, Thursday morning, were lu-Il from the home tins afternoon at o'clock, with Kev. Samuel Liniii'ii- mpyer in riiarge ol' the services. Mr. Geis was a vetoraii'of the and a member of IViiloy I'osr A. The veterans took part in liie lift rites.

Burial in Greenlawn. Rearry Ttme wasted. tnxpaver lookin' fob sympathy." ld Uncle "is bound to run up ncln a lot of families dat thinks he's techy to hab enough to PJ-V taxes on. THE MOVIES FOR KENT unl'nniislied rooms up- street near Find- stair-; FOK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Dec.

Cattle: lU-ceipts LWKi: compared with week ago: hcof steers strong, mostly In higher: with pood to best little changed: fat she slock i-Tic to Me higher; canners and to higiier: bulls about steady: calves, to Trie- higher, i desirable stock mostly 2ijc higher and others little changed. Hogs: Receipts a i active and steady to lOc higher than yesterday's average: hold-over light; top 7.2." for HO pounds averages: practical top 7.00: bulk li.ijUff/Ti.IKl: pigs steady to Kit higher: bulk desiraiiles 7.10 Sheep: Receipts 2.00(1: compared with week ago: fat lambs and sheep mostly TKic higher: yearlings ferd- i-i- hi mils nOc to dot higher. Produce Marketi CLEVELAXD PRODUCE CI.KVKLAND. Dec. Heavy fowls Live geese -'Jfti 20.

Potatoes: Fancy western 4 cents a pound. FOR REXT- llth street. 4 rooms and bath. 1011 Phone 2153 or 40T. "-St room gatf and porc-h.

Washington. coinage, water, i childrt-n. '-IH KENT--Fiirnislu'd room. ivntral. Oth.

11-SO-tf FOK KENT--2 or i.r iinfnriiislK'd. Terminals. Pi i runms. furilislu'd 3HIO a S.t.. Unston 157-L.

2-3t FOK REST I.iKlit mom. Phone lionsekfi'pinS FOK KENT I-ii-'ht riiiims at 111" FOB REXT-Garase. and Waller. Imustikcfpins 2nd 111x20 .101. FOK KKT-- Two light rooms.

1010 Gailia. housekeeiihis 1127tf FOK KENT--Flat- Phone 13H7-L. FOK KEXT--Modern 0 furnished. Furnace. AValler.

Phone room house. Inquire 42S 11-24-t CHICAGO PROVISIONS I A Dec. lower: creamery a firsts sec- Oinjs standards SSVi. Eggs nuchangcd: receipts 1.72H cases. GASOLINE i ALCOHOL I I A I Dec.

denatured 43: gasoline a WHJTOU seventy per cent 3M -i COTTON NEW YOUIC. Dec. LYTELL 'MAN WHO Elliott. Garlinger JIv. Klliott Carlinger.

-whose rcci'iit brought sorrow to his iiuuit'r- oi.s friends in this city, had resided in Dciioit for a number of years. During his stay in that city he Inn-nine uicnibei of the Asbury Church one the largest and nin-: men's classes in that city. The following memorial verse 1ms been written by this class and dedicated to his memory: I'-. Moinory Elliolt Garllnger Xoi at evening when the sun has guire beyond the. mountain's crest.

And Hit- cold gray streaks of twilisht slowly in the west. Bl.t at the dawning of his while his sun still brightly shone. Hoc has called away our brother to liis everlasting home. Called tin. from his earthly labors.

from its sorrow and its pain, From the hearts of those who loviil him. through the sunshine and the rain. To land of joy and gladness--out great, bright eternal day, Where- no sorrow ever enters, and nil tears are wiped away. our hearts today are saddcuiil. and the tears bedim our eye, Tko' another chair is vacant, yet s.mi' day beyond the sky.

We shall meet again our brother aii'l we'll know and understand. Where there is no separation iii a bright and better land. 3-lt--Advertisement FOK KENT--4 room flat with a middling 17.SO. Phone IXJS-R. lilth.

11-iri-lf FOK KENT--Furnished rooms. Phone I-'" ('niton futures closed Mar. -Spot steady 17.H7 Dec. Mav FOK REXT-- i i fiirnislnil room for i hnusekwpinK. Phone 704 WAXTt.l 220C-Y.

FOK SALE Cumplcif honsi-linltl Blinds fcr four romns. 411O 1-2 a i a p.nsliui. FOK SALE-- WANTED self rt-sinvtlng salesman whose a i i i-5 beyond his present place uiiglu i more congenial employment i us and tlie same time double his income. We require men of clean a a sound in mind and body, who i FOK appreciate life, position with a fast growing concern, married preferred. Apply to .1.

A. 417OS Masonic Temple Kldg. If DK i b-i springs. 12 gauge du i i i i Itriiudway lie 7112 i Fun i pike near ings. 21 1 2 acres the i'.

01- a A 1" a is -uteivsted. i i Shriver. 1-2 acrer. KOK i i i i a clean, a 014 Gay Is of build- and i i i wil: sell siimi- one nf Col- I In-sti-r. Ohio olv FOK KENT- Sleeping Mr men.

Uailrnad men prefern-d. Pboiv i iinfiirnisliet! rooms. LIltERTV BONUS 7th. ll'-oO-lt I YORK. Pec.

bunds closed: first 4's i second 4's first second third i IIS.I.HI: room. 50 41 117 ss victory i 0 FOK KEXT--Furnished room. desired. Inquire H10 Stli. FOR KENT Sleeping Washington nindern cunii-r lo: i i 2 siiirires from carlhie.

i lalit 1 a i as p-irt a arranired in i i UK C. I'liuias. ti.llll. i side drive, garagu. i i i i i goinl j'liyim-Mt blll'lil-'" I'liclle n- 147''.

Y. lli-17-if KENT--t; riniin hniisc. ISatli- garage. Un Scintu Trail. i i i i St.

i FOK KEVf--2 furnished .1 kf-'pii'S rooms. t22 Ch: SkH'iiiiig room. Uyer I'lieatre Seventh and Chilli- reels. a 7 ll'! light liouse- 4 I COFFEE YditK. 7.

futures 10-24-tf WANTED--Furniture to M-nair and refinish. Carr lielviu, 1C10 fiiillia. Phone 220S-L. F()K SALF." i i i FlTiT" FOK SALE Touriii-; a i i FOK SALE lay St. i The 1 ISchmidt-Watkins Co.ij 1 Plumbing, Weatmg rt And Electrical 1 Contracting FOK SALE i i i i i a a i I "i FOlt KENT 10 WalliT.

FOK KENT "-2 or I'In FOK i i i HJlTlJENT 1 i i i i a .1. r. i i i rooms furnished a KENT--t' room bouse, ball! a i electricity Plioi.e 1 1 1 0 () light hi'iisc- i riK'ins. All i i i SUGAR XKW YIIKK. Dec.

closnl steady; a i i i a i 2.17: Mar. 2.IS; May Tonight. Last. Time at the East hind Theatre. Metro Presents IJert Lytcll.

the Pcpular Favorite in his new I'ic- ture, "The Man Wlio," Taken from tlie Saturday Evening Post Story, The Romance tif a Uarefared, Itarc- foot for Fame. Also Sliow- ing Jimmy Aubrey Comedy. Not since Drew was in his i on the i i a stage has the theatre seen a i comedy iiert'orm- OIto liince given i a a i and finesse that distingnisbed liert Lytell's screen appearance last night at the Kastland Theatre in "The Man Who." an a a a i by A Xellner of I.loyd Os- biirne's a a Kvening story. As Mills, the man who tries to break the shoe by starting a barefoot movement in the social world. Mr.

Lytcll was a cnurce of constant joy to the i i i a i lie obtained his effects i economy of method a subtly a i i a i but effect stirred the risibilities of the audience. which greeted i production with gurgling i a Mr. Lytt-11 made a lovable a being, poignant in bis moments of tenderness. "Tin- Man is a Maxwell Kar- ai-r i i i i i for Metro, and has Mr. Kai-ger directed a performanci nil i i to i -I'otu-o: i i i a a J.

R. MORTON SON Funeral Director and Embalnier Ambulance Service All calls promptly answered anywhere and at all times. Fullertod, liy. Call 742 Fullerton Exchange ALWiNDEL Ambulance Service Funeral Director Auto Equipment Reasonable Reliable Both Phones i i a was more i done down to light i conveniences i 1 n-'js-tf FOK KENT-- l-'nniisbed liousi-kei-piiig p.aih. "'th.

11-2-i-tf snsir i a was Prices i at i a I i i i i i a i as Luc pi-ired K'-fined .1111 bi.ll-e oil i and gas. Call Sr. I'hone 11-2: i-if LOST 934 Gallia Street Home Phone 578 BeU 383 uit'e. i I i .1 room lor 01.i I I i i i i License a Trees With Shell Dust. Whole forests may be seon conted i shelly sulisiiinces on the continent of Now Holland.

These FOK SALE My olid SI. I'onaation 1. inter Is Here FOK KENT--'I' FOR RF.XT I i i i I i ''ills I K. of P. ball or beH Win Nye's drug ston on car.

Probably i bull nuii i arc supjinsetl to arise from compositions of shtlllish. transported by the are tin-re aim form of dust on trees plants. nigh tin-re a where we car. i i i i i i a i i 1-2: 12 I I Plumbing, Heating And Electrical The General Service Co. 829 Gallia, Opposite The Columbia Theatre Phone 3610 Attention Auio Owners i Cylinders from 2 3-4 inch to Iii I inch re-ground and fitted with ov.

ersizc piston rings. Wolford Machine and Too! Repair Co. 721 Fifth Street Phone f7 For Prices All Wcrk Guaranteed Burn Red Jacket Coal i FOii Kh.M c. il i i i tin' elect i i 111. 1 -It -Ueward and in.

iiuestion for i i i i a la-'t i from coat i Harden. I i i St of oxi- Assyrinti-i. FOR i 1'hi i. 1 I I black a I a Sa; a i i i i i i I.ane Dr I-'. A.

Spencer 1422 Crucifixion. Cniclfixion wa? a th. I'orsians. i i i i a i nnil Itoinaiif-. i A a a Oippadtvia.

Minor, a i i i i by th mrioiip th onors. He I tn a crow. i a i a i Sti'-h well-known stars Cotton and i i i a a i in Mr. I-ytell's snpiiort. Miss I I'ot'on ravi.hin::ly bcaniil'til as York a i i a for P.eddy n-ies to become a Man Who.

and I a i adorable as the shoe magnate's a ROY C. LYNN Ambulance Service Undertaking HOTII PHONES 430 Scrord Street Complete A Equipment Ul Heaves anJ I.L Funeral Dtrector and Embalffler Ambulance Service Phone 117. Re Phone 1177 Office 744 4th St. A Double shall miss you while you are on j-our i i dear," i i his yiiiiiis wife, affectionately: 1 1 shall pray that the man :1 goiiiK i i tin the 1 1011 Transcript. Per- j.ris- i an.) a i i i hla ypar Ii.

C. i in rear. 1'air of Indies' i i i i i i i l.elwecll I i i i i ll" Ireel i i church on i a i Plmne Keward. I i St. I.F.t;.\L NOTICE i i a i i I a See I i i i i Si RI Icallivr spur! ISS'J-R nr I4 1 OST i i I i handle.

Finili-r plume K. L': George Pfeiffer Untly Emlialmfr Home Phone Funeral Director And L'ndertaUfr Eighth mid Chillirollir StrrrU Nfw linstiin liliodrs Hranch Office llnnir I'lione ItnMon J. NEW I5OSTON M- E. L. C.

Willis I'aslor i i a scl.ool opens a. in- yon not be the 21'Oth one r.i vMU'-bip nt a. i I "be I i i League is i i and i i you come at 2 A I (i )i m. the I-' i rr in New I old it first sess-ioii. All j' i be -enrolled us a i Ab pi-iipl rimlii'l': to lid.

A in. I'asto 1 j'he Hay of 1 1 1 i' bt 1 1.