Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 7

Tf A JAM ARY 18 I THE EVENING DIXON, ILLINOIS. PAGE SEVEK CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MAN WANTS BUT LITTLE HERE BELOW THAT HE CANNOT GET BY ADVERTISING WANTED WANTED. Highest market prlea pai til ef junk, old iron, rags, rubber, metal, alaa and wool Trading direct with us moro for your Call 411 for 8. KubonatoJn, 114118 lllvsr DUon. FOIL SALE: Improved Frems, at cost of clearing Show best and bargains or pay your fare Wadsworth Temple Court, Minneapolis.

152tf FOR SALE. A fine building lot on Third St. Enquire of MLss Mary Wynn. Tel. 929.

tf WANTED. Woodwork of all kinds. furnlturo repairing, remodeling and building new furnlturo. woodwork, Risking, lawn mower and tool sharp ening and saw filing, screen doors and windows built to any size, at 213 East Firta street. O.

Selgestad Son, 2 doors east of Hotel Bishop. Phone 737. 41tf FOR SALE. Norm west Missouri com elover and blue-grass farms. Best all-round farming country In the world.

State soil map free. Basel Meek Land Chllllcotbe. Mo. 87H FOR SALE OK KENT. Modern six- room cottage located on N.

Galena Ave. with two big lots and barn. Kn quire G. W. Drew.

Polo, III. Phone. 229U WANTED. Everyone In Dixon to i bring their shoes to mo for repair- log. Once a always a mer.

Workmanship and material best. Full lino foot polish, shoo strings and soles. H. Becklng- hain. 108 llernepln Ave.

Ifltf WANTED. Plain sewing or mending. Mrs. Fisher, College or Phone 13973. Bits of Byplay By Luke McLuke Copyright, 1915, the Cinotnnatt Enquiror Correct.

blamed grocer of mine is nothing but a highway complained Smith, ''lie gives short weight and sie a you must mean that be Is a eighman, you7" asked Brow n. Smite! Whv fOiould you be ft four f.te*-«! mutt, XYhcn the are fair? A oiling brings sunshine, but A long faif gloom Paw Knows Everything. Willie--Paw, what Is a silent part- nt tv A husband, my son. Weak. 1 woman is too weak to vote," He told the Rette.

SI quickly I him by ttie throat. And he is running yet. ftf FOR SALE. 1000 arrea bert oargalnr lii and N. D.

wlll be sold to csUU R. A. Wadsworth, Langdou. N. D.

88t! FOR SALE. A $15 liard coal base humor in tiptop condition for the sum of Who is the lucky ono? 1 (Ht i v. Crawford Avo. Telo- phone 14 73 1. FOR SALE: A large lire proof safe with steel chest and three combin ations all in good order.

Safe is 'J i in. high, 4 9 in. wide and 3 4 in. deep. Also a 25 lb.

even balance agate bearing Fairban'-s grocers' scales Woman, white or colored, as new. These are a bargain. Write, F. Dicrdorff, Franklin Grove, 111. WANTED: Learn harher trade in tho finest and biggest system of barber colleges on earth.

3 branch schools and shops. Write for catalog. Tri-City Barber College, Davenport, la. 28itlnio WAN I ED to do housework. No or Ironing or fires to attend to.

Phone 815. 3tf WANTED: Want to exchange your business? 1 customer with nke 90 acre farm, Improved $12 5 per acre. prefers groceries, eral store or wear. Stock worth about Will give terms on farm. Terry Son, Macomb, 111.

FOR SALE. 8 Duroc and 25 fall pigs. Paul Harms, Dixon, 111. R. 7.

Phone 5. 12 3 WAN! I I Girl to care for 3 baby. Call after 5 p. th St. year old at 1223 13 FOR RENT FOR RENT.

Furnished rooms at 3 W. First St. 12 FOR KENT. 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1028 3rd St.

13 WANTED: Stenographer with office experience. Give age, etc. Address II. 15. care of Telegraph.

13tf WANTED. Bookkeeper. Apply to F. S. Suter, Dixon Fruit Co.

River St. 13 3 WANTED. Salesman; any hustler with auto or driving rig make from $30 to 10 per week and build up a permanent business. Write for the evidence. Doan Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

12 LOST The Wise Fool. ltcher that too often to the well is certain to bo observed the sage. replied the fool. baseball history proves that it Is the pitcher who goes often to the keller ho is certain to be broke. ho Danger.

"I Insure your en a dollar. For though your hair is fiery rod You wear a rubber DETOl 11 Grand Detour, Jan. Is Mrs. Ella llee.se ha: sold her of mule; to an Ashton man. Mrs.

Will Guynn returned to her nome in Iowa last week. Mrs. Roy Weigle of Dixon visited with her mother, Mrs Reese, a few day eek. C. A.

Sheffield motored to Oregon Tuesday. Mr. Lee returned to his home (Tiana Thursday alte; a few days visit here with his sister. Wili Palmer and family. The Yid society with Mrs Je rome Cox Thursday Mrs Albert Tholen drove to Ore gon Friday.

As our school teacher. Miss ley, w.is ill, there wa no oool Tliurs day or Friday. Mr and Mrs A1 Williams of Ko ehelle speu.t a few day last week with her sister. Mrs Ella Reese, before moving to Polo where they will reside coming year John Gcihardt sold hogs and delivered them to Oregon Friday. Misses Elsie and Glady is drove to Dixon Saturday.

Mrs. Ellsworth Schaffer of Dixon is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Rebec ca Reese. Mi Nellie Suggitl of Dixon spent Sunday visiting at the Geo. Returners home.

Mrs Margaret England went to Chicago Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. WITNESS AFTER WITNESS IN DIXON Write Your Own Head on If was stated at nu Inquest at Hack ney on the hodv of a shunter named Charles Hall, nffed twenty-one, who was run over the railway and killed, that lie was perfectly bald and that the driver, noticing him on tho line, mis took the back id his bead for his fare and thought lie was coming toward the engine and could see it. 'l imes. Wuff Fur lasting beauty they nil T) long for youth, the dears; I while they often want to dye They want to live for In. Dear I.uke- Can C.

A. Mornlngstnr get in the citili as night clerk lie is vice president of the Buckeye Stamping company of Columbus, M. W. Tho Poor Daily Bard. Tho dally bard, it seems to us, 1 to have raise In pay.

Who i i s-r starts a thus. Muller on a summer incinnati Enquirer. happy' nil we hanls would be If substitutes for so they find us. And also fojr the parody Of, of great no all remind lu'trolt Pi Presa. i ll I Ol It HEADERS AN NOT TH As we take up the Telegraph week by week, we are struck by the hearty unmistakable way in which witness after itness speaks out as Mrs.

Fine does here, if those people wore strangers living miles away, we might take little notice of them. But they are not They are our neighbors living among us. Their word is too easily proven to admit o( any donut. They speak out in the hope that their experience may be a guide to others Mrs. .1 1 Fine, 1006 Peoria Dixon says: have suffered for years from kidney trouble.

My back ached and pained so severely that I had to stay in bed I had headaches and dizzy spells and specks appeared before my eyes. My wrists and nnk Ies also swelled. 1 procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Leake Bros. Drug store and they helped me. They have never failed to give satisfactory results.

Price 50e, at all dealers. simply ask for a kidney remedy get Kidney Pills the that Mrs. Fine had. Foster MUburn Buffalo, Y. Jtrfc S3 JL- Cood Five-Room House with Furnace Lot 50x150 OQ1CH One Block from Court House.

Owner leaving Dixon HODGHTON-VAILE AGENCY New Bank BUI CLEANING AND PRESSING Modern Equipment for handling all Men's and clothing work calleo for and delivered C. a Phono P.12 Beier Block YOU CAN'T LIVE Without Accident and have peace of Mind! YOU (and those dependent upon von) afford to he without a Accident Policy Sold only by the MARYLAND CASUALTY CCMPANY. Apply to F. X. NEWCOMER COMPANY mMvnHHHnni 400 BUILDINGS ARE BURNED Damage in Berocn's Conflagraron Is xcd at ro.tmcou.

London, Jan. 18. Me ut ino bull i Ing: me; ef lin ni tluable wore I in aturde: night hr, at lb'in Norway a a Ucu ter di pat'di from chrpdiaina. lai i i estimated at I inly one lile as I. Cupid Cigno Ditcher Z.iLcl.

Baldwin, Jan lx The rn gaaei.uiit of George Wm-bi igleli bei, piteher Im Chicago XatnuinF, an i Miss liul of I-odi i ni. was announced Km a' a rority dinner, is a a nioi and Miss Krcnr a junior in B.C.er uni ver tv bet e. MARKETS Ask Any Portage Owner About Portage Tires MONEY BACK TIRE SHOP 111 East First St. D. JW.

Fahrney AUCTIONEER Peal Estate Office in B1 Iti. Photic 152 Dixon, III. Loaal lar grain: LOST: Pair of eye glasses. Hinder please returnto Restaurant, opposite Dixon Inn. 1013 AN 1 ED.

Moler Barber College, Chicago, Wants You to Learn Trade. If this opportunity means! lighter, cleaner work at better pay you want it. Can learn in a few weeks; and have your own shop. Write for truth about it today. 12 i WANTED Two or furnished rooms for ping by couple Modern conveniences.

Phone 9G2 1213 FOR SALE SALB. Several rois, bargains. In Dement add. Phone 782. Mrs.

G. H. BquLres, £.19 E. 2nd St. 117tf BEST MINNESOTA BARGAIN.

About G25 acres of the best land In this state a a smooth as a floor and: eut on the north by river (full of fish), and cut on the south by ditch, just completed, and Is about eight feet deep and show, the best of good How clay clear to the bottom. The top soil flm best black sandy loam to be found in Minnesota The water is pure, ar.d rnner- well on the wl.irh by tenant, fb this farm is as smooth as the of tie Red Liver it shoul dnot confe i NI I Nelson, Jan. 17 Although Sunday was an extremely cold day Rev, Pott came aivl conducted serivces in school house. Gertrude Gardner of Chic, go a couple of days here ith her Mrs, Harry Ortgiesen, and family. John Kchryver wo nt to Polo Thursday and called on friend returning Friday night.

Mrs. W. W. Phillips on Wednesday and Thursday entertained her uncle as i aunt, Mr. and Baird of northern Iowa.

Mrs. Augusta Mille ris quite ill with grip and threatened with pneumonia. Hhe is under of a nurse. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Moats is critically ill of brain and spine trouble. Her cornli- ion ha been about the same for tho pa i days. Mr: G. visited in Dixon week. Air 1.

rael Liter sou. Clifford I it Sunday night for ir home in I i S. a visit with 'relatives for several weeks. I Miss Hazel Greene of this place and ul Smith of Dixon were quietly mar at Ft. parsonage in Dixon evening.

They were by MLss Hula Greene, a sis- bride, and Frank W'f the groom. Mr. an at Saturday evening parents. and Mr th Tend mit je br; A ha: rh, a rs. with Fred an(l left for a short wedding Sunday morning.

Mrs. Smith! here for a number of years a large circle of friends who wi. ii her and her husband happi with same, as this is near the highest point of land in the state. There is fair Louse and abm buildings with some fenced In pasture; and alos me field in crop, and ail; the land desired for crop can bA brop en with for and as this is rev. land ono crop of flax will pay for it at the bargain price of $25 p- acre.

Five thousand dollars cash i handle the deal and it Is near dire line VO Duluth, which is the beat market in the Northwest, Wadsworth North Dakota, umi 5-5-7 Temple Court, Min Minou S62tf y. groom hose who know the Brown ii ighly ini and No, tho Club 1 3 No Jitney Bus. Dear I.uke Can Mrs. Gnu Nickel of Bloomlngdule, get Into F. E.

K. Things to Worry About. Joan of Arc could not read write. Names Is Names. Sal lie SDknitter lives at Tower Hill, 111 Our Daily Special.

people Hkalu on tiiln lee all tho year round. Luke McLuke Says. If must be tine to a le rmlt. A hermit have let dozi'ii men him up every morning while tiny spill a of noise about remarkable weather we are having Why boiler about the high of living when you an buv eleven host nuts for a dime and get elevt Imndred worms thrown in five? After all. are I lie best friends poor have If it were not Unit wealthy auto owners Jet every gas goes up a half Cent, gallon the of gasoline would be so high that poor who have cook vvitli gasoiifie would In unable to buy any ami would have eat their food Samson was a strong man beeausn let hi hair crow.

We have lots of strong im who let their hair grow In tlieo- But we them hoboes, and their strength in the fact that they never take a bath. The 1 rouble with the lnd who Is no happy that he whistles at his work is that ho makes other workers unhappy. What doth it profit a man to have a Jot. will power when his wife has a of power? When we compare ouryhes with our neighbors we never give ourselves any wor-t of it, women folks do not seem to know it, lmt there never was a man who war a divorce because his ife didn't talk enough. Maybe hen the women get the vote und g'-t running this country they will that we will not have any Sundays.

When ie to wisdom Solomon didn't h.t a thing on the roan who mat: to 1 happy though married. Any o) 1 time a man Is all night his can easily where he was because he will start in and begin to prove that be wasn't there. After having admired a photograph a girl it is often quite a disappointment to meet her. ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOI NCEMENT. This is to announce my for office of tax collector for Dix Township, at the spring election, 4, 19 1G.

tf NOAH W. DEAL. ANNO! NCEMENT 1 wish to announce myself aH a and for the office of tax colle? tor of Dixon township at the election 4. GRACE G. STEEL 307tf SALE DATES Mix ad 4 0 4 2 4 070 I.ocal I' ivmiih (fwouiloiw.

Day Hell 1 Creamery butter 3 Dairy buttel 2 7 1 Lard ..10 15 35 10 Rotatooa 90 Spring cblekena 20 2 2 18 I (M Turkeys .........25 30 i I'ouliry. Light hens Heavy hens 9 .1 8 OUI; urkev 1 5 1, i il u. st .10 W. D. DREW 90 Peoria Avenue Dealer in windmills TANKS rUMPS Wind-Mill and Pump Work See the New OIL-LESS Wind-Mill WILLIAM SCRIVEN Parcel Delivery A ik I Baggage- Headquarters SODA GRILL No.

1 Id III 12 If you demand the finest quality of Coal or Coke if yon the maximum quantity for the in mmum price, if you desire prompt and careful delivery, then you arc safe in pluciug your order with J. P. MclNTYRE 624 Depot Ave. Phone 206 No Oil TIME TABLE ECRNIKIIEI) BY MMiAN A HUYAN, CHICAGO CHAH. ANDERHON.

DIXON MANAGER. Tiicago, Jan 18 1 9 1 Jun. 19- Sam tk Son. ored Duroc sale, 111. Fruln, Auct.

Jan. 20 Joseph Enu ben, closing ot sale, 2 miles east of Dixon George Fruin, Auctioneer. Wednesday, Jan. Lelvan, I west of Dixon on Intorurbsn ar line; closing out. D.

M. Fahrney, Auct. Feb. 1 H. G.

Vogel, Duroe brood sale, Benson, 111. Geo. Fruln, Feb. Hailaran, Duroo brood ow sale, Campus, III. Ges.

FTuln, Auct. Harry i loiung out sale, 3 miles of Dixon on Rodney Ayres farm George Fruin, A tionecr. Feb. 8 S. Patterson at St.

James, 4 mile of Dixon, cloning out. ale 1 Feb 1 A Naylor, clorlnf 2 miles south of Nactmsa, 111 F. Kelly, Auct. Feb. 14 Sheffler, Publi ale, pjx mile- of Dixon.

George auctioneer. Tuhsray, Feb 17- Charles Bar ton on Asa Judd farm south of city limits, Dixon, Hi on Peoria road large dosing out sale D. M. Fahrney, Auctioneer. Jan 19 out sale.

6 rnibs Houtheacb of Div 1 Vi north- ea of Eldena, on Pat Duffy farm. E. Etnyre. F. Kelly, Auct.

Monday I'eb I J. E. We! tea do tig out property. 1) A. Ech May 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 I 122 25 124 Muy 79 July 79'a80S 7 9 11 8" lit Is f.

,1.5 1 53 Vi 4 9 4 9 50 Jan 2" i 2000200 2 May 2035 2055 2020 Jan 1077 1 1 "77 I 080 May 112" I Jan 1082 1190 1 182 1 u'ii i 1120 Ri el pi 1 2GS 1115t 12 5 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RY. Cot reel time of ul! trains leaving Dixon that curry passengers and freight. except Bunday, Houlh Round, Local Express, Dly Sun 123 Southern Exp 11:10 a 121 Clinton 5 10 Round. 132 Waterloo Exp 12 4 Local Mall 120 Local Freeport Freight FUR AGO it NORTHWE8TERN IIV. Ccrred time or all passenger trains leaving Dixon.

except where otherwise specified: laist Round to Chicago. I FALL 10 ur, a Ul. lu p. in. 8:19 p.

tn. 12 3 0 p. m. 799. 14111 Oleani ng Mtnam and Kvencli Dry iMslsg Alan all kinds of Mending.

and l.ndfi’j* Nulla and roafs Tailored Order Kn Kulta Pants and UaRtnaw For LEHMAN SO k. KNt 111. so will (Mircliaae Miri to notify all of the of ire-piiftslng on your farms and aprimi (hr foid and tf 30,000. Cattle 4000. Slieep li ,000.

over 0300. 1 ogK open I 5c higher. Mixed 705a7G0. Heavy 7 1 Oa765. Rough 08Oa7O5.

Eight 1 5. Sheep dead y. Hog active, than I rday'h av age tomorrow 1 8 000 No. Vv. Dixon Ar.

Chicago 6 .12 3 a. rn. 6:45 a. m. 24 in.

9:05 p.m.! 7:21 a. in. dly ex Bun 10:30 a. no 8 05 a. m.

1 1 a. 11:19 a. m. 2: 00 p. m.

11:01 a. m. dly ex Sun 2:25 p. m. 4 .2 1 p.

in. dly ex Sun 7:25 p. 4 1 5 p. m. Sun.

only 7:25 p. m. 6:10 p. rn. 8:45 p.

m. West Round. No. Lv. ago 5 7: 00 a.

m. ex Sun. 7:10 a. m. Sun only 10:80 a.

in. 12:1 5 p. m. dly ex Sun 4 2 Op. dly ex Sun 6:05 m.

6.10 p. tn. 9 :35 p. m. 1 0 00 p.

m. 10:45 rn. 28 18 10 2 0 4 100 12 P9 13 19 27 25 17 3 v-, Lv. Dixon Ar. Dixon 10:20 a un.

10:23 ft ni. p. rn. 3 34 p. 7:26 p.

m. 8 40 p. ni. 8:57 p. m.

11 53 1 2 28 a. rn. 1 57 a. m. Ar.

JliHT HKCKFVICD Ml AND WINTER SAMPLES of Foreign and Domestic Woolms gulls fruin $15, flfl, and up. and ftnd Itrpxirlat iadlm' aud Men a (Tothing. from SOc up (iLRHAKD FFRICHS Olio Wllzleb Plumbing AND Heating UNDER PRIN THEATRE NORTH DAKOTA LAND. Write E. A.

Wadsworth, Laugdon, N. If you are Intareeted In Da kota lands. 78U time mails close ictU in Herrin tovvn the liquor question BY MAIL Evening Telegraph is S3 fije Remi Weekly Tebgraph Ii 5o a year. Lord. A Ii of Dixon on Hie auctioneer.

Fruln brood HI. c. LT tin in -ale, miles' Sterling road. Ft Fob. 22 Perci -sow raie.

Ann February Brant do out and one 1ml miles of Dixon on the Dr. farm. George Fruln, Auctioneer, Electrical Repair Shop River Street, Basement Rodeseh Building. Electrical Repair Work of all Kinds Batteries Repaired and Recharged Auto All Mal.es Repaired or Renewed. Storage All Rebuilt.

ALL WORK Gl 'ARAVI ELD Edward J. Coe Phone (187 The following table shows lh time of the cloning of ail mall for- waidfol from the Dixon postofflce. Mail Hhould he lri the office ten mln- ufei preceding the locking of the to Innuro dispatch: Mall. Train Time No. 6 3:00 a.

m. No. 2 8 6 :55 a. No. 20 .................................10:40 a.

m. No. 4 3 :55 p. m. No.

12 5:40 p. m. West Mall. No. 5..................................

9 :40 a. m. No. 13.............. 12:40 p.

m. No. 27 7:00 p. m. No 9 8 20 p.

No. 15 1:30 a. m. South Mall. No.

119 6.55 ft. So. 1 23 ...............................10 :40 ft. m. No.

131 4 -50 p. North Mall. i 2 9:40 a. No. 120 7:55 m.

No, 134 10 FARM LOANS Unlimited funds at all far Loaning (.1 lowent Interest rates, with Jberal prepayment privileges. abstracts or title promptly coinpllad to any raal H. A. ROE CO. Suite i and 2.

Dixon Nat. Rank Bldg DlioQi Illinois. ORANGES 25c, 30c, 40c Dozen New Mixed Nuts 15c pound The Pure Food Siore w. c. JONES 1)05-7 Depot Ave.

Thoae 127.