A SUNDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENMARION CHRONICLE. TRIBUNE. 5. 1936.
1 WHO SAID THAT PLACES DO NOT RENT IN JANUARY? 5 MARRIAGE LICENSES Claude Wilson, 1890, Marion, iron moulder, and Anna V. Bookout, 1883, Marion, domestic. DEATH NOTICES STEWART, CLAIRE E. -U. S.
Veterans' Hospital. Raven. FRAZIER, MRS. ADDIE (Colored) --3406 South- -Nebraska street. Needham.
NANCE. SIRS. CATHERINE Herbst. CALLAHAN, M. West 1st I street.
Needham. SHIRK, EARL Canton, Ohio. FAULKNER, J. E. '1530 Euclid avenue.
DAVIES. REES-3536 So. Gallatin. Milford. LOSTUTTER, JULIA .3638 So.
Harmon, Milford. HARDY, STELLA MAUDE-South Main street. Jonesboro. Raven. WINKLER, CONNIE S.
Vetcrans' Hospital. Raven. MARTIN, CHARLES 316 East itSherman St. SWISHER, HERMAN Jonesboro, Indiana. PURLIC SALE DATES.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8th, 12 o'clock. Horse Sale, Lafontaine. Charles Reeg and C. W.
Speicher. WEDNESDAY. 8th, 12. o'clock. Horse Sale, Delbert F.
Smith, 14 south Logansport, 11 miles No east of Flora. 2 miles east of State Road 29, "and mile west of Young America. Eastburn Thompson, Crume and Eckenberg, Auct. THURSDAY, Jan. 9th.
10:00 a. m. Auction Sale, John J. Jones, 2 miles south, 2 miles east and mile south Coles. Col.
W. ze T. Clair, -Auct. THURSDAY, Jan. 9th, 10:00 a.
m. Auction Sale, Myron Harvey. On the Wm. R. Harnig Farm, 3 miles west and miles south of Fairmount.
Col. "Lee Drawhon, Auct. -ANNOUNCEMENTS DeathsCALLAHAN -Morris age 52, 412 W. First St. Died on Saturday, Jan.
4, 1936 at 1:15 a. m. at his home. He was Editor and Pubhas been for the past 7 years lisher of the. Marion Observer and is survived by the widow, Olive two sons, Charles E.
and Everett I. Callahan; two daughters, Marion Josephine E. Callahan at home; three sisters, Mrs. Alta Hatton and Mrs. Mae Galbreath, of Burnett ville, a brother, Charles -Callahan, Burnettsville, Ind.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home, Rev. 0. Campbell. Burial in -I. 0.
OF. Cemetery. Funeral in charge" of NEEDHAM Funeral Directors. FRAZIER-Mrs. Addie age 54, 3406 S.
Nebraska. Died on Friday, Jan. 3, 1936 at 12:30 a. m. at the Marion General Hospital, and is survived by a daughter, Aseneth Wells, Marion: grandson, Joseph Wells, Marion; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pettiford, Weaver, also survived -by six brothers and eight sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the Allen Temple at 35th and Washington Sts.
with Rev. W. rH. Saunders in charge. Burial in 1.
0. 0. F. Cemetery. Funeral in charge of NEEDHAM Funeral Directors.
HARDY -Miss Stella Maude, 49 S. Main Jonesboro. Died on Friday, Jan. 3, 1936 at 4 p. m.
at the home. of Mrs. James Ingals and is survived by her. mother, Rosie Hardy, Jonesboro; one sister, Mrs. Iva Steelman, Michigan; one t.her, Otho Hardy, Route 1, Marion.
Funeral services will be held at- 2 p. m. Monday -at M. church Fowlerton. Rev.
Clawson in charge. Burial in Matthews Centetery. Funeral of Raven Service. SHIRK--Earl, age 67, Canton, Ohio, formerly of Marion. 'Died on Thursday, Jan.
2nd, 1935 at noon at Canton, Ohio. Body will arrive at 3:00 a. m. Sunday and taken to the. Needham Funeral Parlors, 805 St.
until services, and is survived by the widow, Bessie; one daughter, Sara Louise Shirk and a. sister Mrs. B. F. Needham.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. Masons. will have charge. Burial in I. 0.
0. F. Cemetery. Funeral in charge of NEEDHAM Funeral Directors. Cards of Thanks 2 APPLE, MEREDITH- We wish to thank our many friends and! neighbors for their kindness.
sympathy and help in our recent healso wish to thank Rev. J. W. Halloway and the singers, Mrs. Caldwell and Mr.
Mervil Anthony, Mrs. Mere-. dith Apple, Mr. and Mrs. C.
0. Apple. Funeral DirectorsMILFORD FUNERAL HOME Phone 1815-W. Sincere Service and Fair Notices 7 EPILEPSY SUFFERERS--My husband found relief from Epilentic Attacks after American and Furopean Specialists failed! Inquiry letters answered. Mrs.
George Dempster, Apt. B-2, 6000 Lafayette Blvd. West. Detroit. Mich.
WHEN pimples, cause itching skin, use Peterson's Ointment for quick soothing relief. All druggists 35c or write Peterson Ointment Dept. HR5, Buffalo, N. for free sample. Strayed.
Lust. Found 10 MAN'S Black pocketbook. Valuable: contents. Reward. Phone 3162-J.
PARTY--Is known holding brindle and white bull dog. If not turned loose will be prosecuted. 1701 W. First St. TAN AND.
White Collie, white spot on right hip, Phone. 3353-R: $5 REWARD- -For return of brown leather billfold containing money, lost near 5th Adams. Leave Chronicle Office. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles for Sale 11 FORD--Coupe, Late 1930, with air -wheels -and tires. Cheap.
816. So. Washington St. MODEL FORD-4 door sedan, $20, 2315 S. Selby St.
MOTOR CARS Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouths, Pontiacs, Essex, Whippets, Buicks, Studebakers, Dodges, I Also, Chryslers, Harley -Hudsons Davidson and. Motorcy- others. cles, Bicycles, Tricycles. Bicycle Repairing. PULLEY TIRE MOTOR SALES 417 N.
Wash. St. Phone 2715. WE HAVEOpened a Used Car Store. Used now inside.
Come down. GLENN A. SCOTT 307 E. Third St. Phone 1328.
DESOTO-Deluxe 2-door; low -mileage, and exceptionally -clean. WYANT MOTOR SALES 217-South-Adams St. 1928 CHEVROLET Coach for sale For will trade for livestock or. anything of value. 420 W.
1931 FORD--Town Sedan. A -nice one, $225. Stokes, 221 W. 2nd. Phone 1081.
1931 STUDEBAKER-Coupe; extra clean, new rubber; $225. TRIANGLE MOTORS. INC. 230 West Second St; 1932 PONTIAC Coach, $265, or will trade for wrecked auto, late model. R.
D. Haynes, 1 mile east, north Swayzee. 41 USED CARS--Some fine, some fair, some 'poor. We must move these. WYANT MOTOR SALES 217 So: Adams St.
Phone 105. Auto Trucks for Sale 12 MR. BUSINESS MAN- -Investigate Reo Speedwagon transportation. Riverside Motor Sales, Boots at Spencer. ReD short.
1931 Indiana, Tractor, sleeper cab. 1934 Ford, short wheelbase. 1935 Dodge, long wheelbase. These. Trucks are A-1, and we have attractive prices.
GLEN ROBINSON. INC. 2nd Wash. Sts. 1931 Panel; A-1 condition, good tires.
GLEN ROBINSON, INC. 2nd Wash. Sts. press body; A-1 condition. 508 West Second St.
Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts 13 CALL 3241-For prompt road service. We have low prices on Batteries and Used Tires. SEYBOLD ARCHER' "Your Firestone Dealer" Seventh Adams Sts. 1931 FORD TRUCK" Model 131-inch wheelbase, ex- EXPERT -Mechanical service on all cars. Hollingsworth Motor Sales.
So. Adams St. Phone 1883. DID YOUR -Cylinder head freeze? We will weld it. Service Welding Works, 315 West Second St.
VISIT US -See our modern equipment for rebuilding wrecked automobiles. Klaus, 305 W. Second St. YOU--Are the sole judge of the Pennsylvania Oil. If it is not the equal of any that you have ever used, we will refund your money.
It sells for 15c quart, 2 quarts 25c. SILVER EDGE GAS STATION 4th Boots St. BUSINESS SERVICE Beauty Parlors 18A BEAUTY POX-REOPENED-Featuring Shelton Method of Permanent Waving. No ugly burned marks left on the hair from cheap bakelite protectors. Hairvivor treatments insure successful permanents.
No oversteamed dry brittle hair. Ringlet ends, soft and lovely. Special prices during the first two weeks. Prices $1.50 up. wave No.
ment needed. Open every evening, 209 Blk. Lola Ocker. HOTEL MARION Permanents, $1.50 to st impoo, finger wave, 35c; guaranteed Phone 697. Dressmaking and Millinery 211 DRESS MAKING--Alterations and fur work wanted.
Guaranteed. Mrs. Lena Cameron. Phone 1784J. Heating, Plumbing, Roofing 22 WATER SOFTENERS--Easily installed; $200..
and up. Howard Swanger Co. Phone 894. Insurance and Surety Bonds 23 GOOD INSURANCE--Means "Freedom from care." We sell it--the choicest commodity anyone is privileged sell. Ask us, without obligation, for any information you desire.
INDIANA INS. AND REALTY 110 W. 3rd St. Phone 1477. OUR -Collision Insurance pays full coverage.
Find out how little this protection costs. Representative will call at your appointment. Underwriters Brokers, Inc. Phone 500. WE SAVE You money on Auto and -Fire "Insurance.
Money to loan. Eli Coats. Moving, Trucking, Storage 25 AVAILABLE- STORAGE- And Moving. Padded van; Marion Outfitters, Inc. Phone 832.
MOVING--Storage, furniture. 116 D. 6th. Phone 1698-W. H.
E. Lemon. BUSINESS SERVICE. Typewriters and Supples 2 27A ADDERS TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS REBUILTS, SUPPLIES, SERVICE Monthly Payments. BECKLEY TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO.124 East Fifth St.
Phone 136. Standard UNDERWOOD and Portable. TYPEWRITERS 115 W. 4th. COUTS.
Phone 1445. Repairing and Refinishing 29 COMPLETE Service and reasonable prices on parts for your vaccleaner: Huntsinger, 3736 South' Nebraska St. Phone 2456. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Female 32 Envelopes for Earn weekly. Experience.
unnecessary. Stamp brings details. Acme Box 6147 Cleveland, CAN- -You find 3 or more misspelled words in the "Learnn yuu can Ffive Thousend -Dolars." Mark words, clip ad and mail quick. Someone wins .00 cash. No, prize under $5.00.
Geo. Schaffer, Prize Manager, J235, DesMoines, Iowa. GIRL. For general housework. Phone 1013.
LADY To distribute advertising circulars and handle route, $35-8- week opportunity. Automobile given you as bonus. Details free. Albert Mills, 40 -Monmouth, SEND HOSE -Size for samples and chance to earn $20 weekly. Show sensational guaranteed hosiery.
Guaranteed against holes or replaced free. Dignified pleasant work. Wilknit Hosiery, Desk N- 105, SPECIAL- Work for Mothers who need $22 weekly at once. No canvassing, experience or investment. Give dress size.
Dept. 5188, Harford Frocks. Cincinnati, Ohio. UP TO $15 WEEKLY--And your -dresses free of extra cost. demonstrating nationally known Fashions investment.
Frocks. No Write fully canvassing. giving Fashion Frocks, Dept. N-804, "Cincinnati, Ohio. Help Wanted -Male 33.
WANT--Three men for local Tea Coffee Earnings up to in week. Operate on our capital. No, experience needed but must give prompt service to lapprox. families, Automobiles given men who qualify. Details.
Albert. Mills, 17 Monmouth, Cincinnati, 0. MAN OR WOMAN -Wanted to supply customers with famous Watkins Products in Marion and Gas City. No investment. Business established, earnings.
average $25 weekly, pay starts immediately. Write J. R. Watkins 250-74 N. 5th Columbus, Ohio.
MAN- -To take up Landscape Work. Must he satisfied with $35 weekly at start. No experience needed. Handle orders for Roses, Evergreens, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Berries, for old and new customers. Moore Dept.
Newark, N. Y. ONE- Who has had experience in chain groceries and meat markets, who can show by past work he is qualified to take charge and conduct a business within forty miles of Marion. This is a golden opportunity for man or man and wife if so, able to help but must. be able to stand rigid investigation from all angles.
Prefer a man past twenty-five years and under forty. Chronicle Box 944. SALESMAN- -And collector to work manager. Salary and cOmmission. Apply 305 So.
Boots St. SALESMAN- Traveling Representative. Young man or woman. Ex. cellent connection.
Salary and expenses. Box 948 this paper. UP To 86.50-Daily showing low priced pants line $1.68 up. Samples offered free. Outfit free.
No investment. Stetson Pants Dept. 917, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Immediately man to take care of local business of old established farm supply manufacturer. Permanent position.
Good pay. Must have car and farm experience. Give age and other Chronicle Rox 945. WANTED -Man to drive car. H.
J. Bernstein, 615 No. Washington. Salesmen Wanted 33A CALENDAR SALESMAN- -This is a money maker. We want experi-eneed men.
Full or part clusive territory. Bankers Adver-4 tising Iowa City, Iowa. HOUGHTO1 CO. -Wants active-- men to sell Reveridge's "Life of John Marshall," -4 vola. Some leads.
Small payments. Supreme Court decisions make this a timely offer. 2500 Prairie, Chicago. SALESMAN Thoroughly evperienced in selling to the smoke stack trade; drawing account, write detail. The North American Fibrot Products Cleveland.
0. Solicitors, Agents 35 BRAND NEW -Invention vanishes soot, dirt, smudge from furnace heated homes. Keeps walls, drapes clothing clean. Protects health. Amazing demonstration, Housewives buy 3 to 6.
Agents cleaning up. Puro, 3107 Pine, Dept. A-5, St. Louis, Mo. Situations Wanted -Female 36 LADY- -Middle aged, wants housework, stay nights.
Phone 2936-J. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 STOCK And fixtures, $450 cash. Small town, near Marion. George F. Ring.
4 MUST SELL--My. Shoe: Shop and Shining Parlor to settle an estate. A real buy, only one in town, come and see for yourself. Alva Hodge. Shoe Shop, Van Buren, Ind.
Phone 162-W. Here are two, vacancies, hours after the first 1. the FOR AN PHONE RENTED ST. S. 614, 5 Room RENTED well furn.
2 heat. Mrs. Landis, 311 W. -FINANCIAL Money to Loan- -Mortgages 40 PRIVATE PARTY- -Will loan on mod. city property.
Inquire 3902 So. Nebraska street. INSTRUCTION Correspondence Courses 42 MEN- Wanted with fair. education, mechanically now employed, desiring to better their positions by qualifying as installation experts and service engineers in electric refrigeration and. air conditioning.
No experience necessary, but applicants -must be willing to train in spare time for months. Write giving age, phone, present occupation and address. Utilities Eng. per. Local Instruction Classes 43.
MONDAY, JANUARY 6-Opening new term. Come right in, phone 2060, -0 write BUSINESS COLLEGE. You'll like this LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 47 TOY TERRIER--Pups. 1601. Euclid Ave.
Apt. WANTED Registered stud service for Boston Terrier. P. O. Box 202, Jonesboro, Ind.
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 48 EXTRA GOOD Yearling Jersey! bull. High- quality milk goats, freshening soon. K. R.
Johnson, Summitville, PAIR-4 year old colts, weight 3600 several other farm horses for sale or trade. Marion Horse Sale 816 N. Wash. St. SPRINGER- -Guernsey Jersey cow.
R. Wine. mile N. TWO Bull calves, full blooded Shorthorn and Jersey, 16 months. Rybolt, Swayzee.
Phone 37L TWO- Good buys, 5. tube battery radio $2. 6 tube battery radio $5. (Less Batteries). MONTGOMERY WARD (O.
JERSEY COW- -Also heifer calf. months old. Corn and fodder. Harvey Holderman, first house west railroad on Salem Pike. Poultry and Supplies 49 CASH BUYERS- Of -good We pick up.
Marion Produce Co. Phone 2492. Wanted to Buy- -Live Stuck 50 FURS AND HIDES For honest weight--and and best prices Klain Son 501 R. Avenue l'hone 1686. HIGHEST Prices for 3 your furs and hides.
Goldreich and Berman. 406 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 2033: MERCHANDISE Articles for. Sale 51 AUTO TRAILER- -With stock rack. 948 W.
17th St. BABY CARRIAGE $5, Tayior Tot. 82.50. Like new. 3509 S.
Wash. BEAUTIFUL--Hue and white wov. e11 coverlet: made in 1849. good condition. Mrs.
I. L. Hale, 54 Hill. Wabash. GAS SAVER--I did get 12 miles, now I get 17 miles per gallon.
W'm. Rocox. Write 409 W'. 14th. HANOVA Quartz Alpine Sun Lamp.
Ultraviolet. Less than half price. Regularly $150. Phone 2622-W. HEATING Equipment, plumbing, etc.
See North Side Plumbing Heating Company. Phone 2750. 7 11-Chandler and P'rice power printing, press. Manufacturing Goldreich Corporation. FertiPhone 2033.
Building Materials 53 A GOOD TIME- To save money on your roofing and siding work is right now. State Roofing 115 F. 6th St. Phone 108. Fuel, Feed.
Fertilizers 56 ALFALFA, 70c- 60c; timowheat- and outs straw, 3 for delivered." A. B. Feed Company, 3312 South WashL.ington St. Phone 521: GOOD COAL FOR LESS. DOROTHY WEST VIRGINIA, EASTERN KENTUCKY WE FORK ALL COAL GENERAL SUPPLY CO.
1727 W. Nelson Phone 232 HARD COAL- -Chestnut for stove, egg size for furnace. We also have co*ke. Wilkinson Coal Company. Phone 454.
OUR--Eastern Kentucky coals give lots of heat and are low in ash. A trial ton will convince you. Always highest quality, lowest cash prices. 'i- SO. MARION BUILDERS STORE Wash.
at 33rd. Phone 970 PEOPLE -Who use Stokers should try our. Coal. GRANT COAL FEED 215 E. Bradford.
St. Phone 2750.: QUALITY FEED -At- reasonable prices. Free delivery. H. Feed 3312 S.
Wash. Phone. 521 TRY- OUR -Splint lots of heat, few ashes. Huggins Coal Company. Phone: 041: 4-TON-Alfalfa hay.
in barn, $23. Phone 138-J. Gas City. rented insertion. AD-TAKER.
244 semi-mod. room 5th. TONE Hess' a few CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY house. Phone 1531. apartment MERCHANDISEFuel: Feed, Fertilizers 56 UP- Your layers with Dr: Pan-a-Min.
Results guaranOvie's Hatchery. Good Things to Eat 57 ASK FOR TIP TOP CORN MEAL Made from New Corn. At Your Grocer's. THOMAS MILLING COMPANY Phone 2128. Household Goods 59 CLOSING OUT Fine line used stoves, furniture.
Must go. Mickel Furn. 31st Washington Str. LARGE Gateleg table, excellent condition, $11.50. Caldwell Exchange, 3115 S.
Wash. St. Phone 513. RETORT--Parlor stove cheap. 318 F.
-3rd -St. SALE OF PRE OWNED MERCHANDISE One metal bed, $2.95. Two occasional chairs, $2.95 each. dresser, Gasoline engine Washer, $49.95. One One-4-burner occasional oil range, $14,95.
table, Two 3-piece bedroom suites, $49.50 each. MONTGOMERY CO. WILL- Sacrifice 12 rooms furniture by piece. 112 South Boots St. 9 PIECE Walnut dining room suite, like new.
$30. 2110 S. Branson St. Phone 3348-W. Musical Merchandise 62 PHILCO Auto radio for sale.
Phone Upland 1026. Specials at the Stores 64 CLEARANCE SALE Used Sewing Machines, pedal type, Electrics, $24,50 and. Singer Sewing. Machine Co. 305 So.
Boots St. Phone 1726. CREW- NECK Sweaters, all wool worsteds sizes 36. 10; price $3.49. The Boys' Shop.
opp. P. 0. Elastic Waterproof Varnish Stain, 95c per Quart. MARION PAINT COMPANY Opp.
Paramount. "Phone 1802. ELECTRIC WASHERS, TRU-VALUE-Electric washers. A quality, built. Priced machine within to do reach nual- of any moderate income, at $39.05.
carrying charge. $1 per SOUTH MARION FURNITURE Co. 3108-10 S. Wash. Phone 962-W GLASS When you break one, call 1387.
We will replace it quickly and save you money. L. J. MOATEE CO. 312 So.
Boots Phone 1387,. Electric Washer, used about six weeks. Pay balance of account. $1 per week. Butler Music Co.
MEDICINE CABINETS- And Mirrors. Swanger OCCASIONAL--Chair and Rockers, $6.95 $8.95 Occasional Tables Priced $6.95 to $17.50. CALDWELL'S Next to l'aramount Theater FLAVOR -Of "Ole Virginny" from sweet burnt -sugar, blended with the best of pure wood smoke. meat the way. Marion Hardware Company.
SPECIAL Sweeper Sale. Attachmints given with each sweeperwhile they last. Marion Music House. THREE PIECE Enameled Bedroom at $11.95. KELLEY'S EXCHANGE STORE 1935 -Electric Refrigerators, 20 to off.
Payments Ag low as $4.50 per d. J. SCHRADER CO. 117 West Third St. Trade.
in Your Old Washer on Our. AMERICAN BEAUTY -atBROYLES', FOURTH BOOTS USED HEATERS Special. prices all week. Swanger McClain. 2-PIECE-Living Room Suite, upholstered in tapestry.
A good buy at $42.50. "JOHNSTON'S Bargain Basem*nt. WALL PAPERAll '1935 Stock at Reduced 4 -Prices; -5- cents Roll: and up." HENDEY PAINT CO. 509 S. Wash.
St. Phone -146. RESTRICTED DEPOSITS 1 wIl buy for cash at face value Re. ceivers Certificates of Claim on the First National Bank of Marion now in receivership C. NICHOLSON 207 Iroquois Bdg Phore 13,00 Horse Sale At.
LaFontain, Jan: 8, 1936 12 ('clock do Starting our regular horse sales. We'll have a big supply of good horses. A- horse -for- everybody. The very hofse you are looking for. Chas.
Reeg "And C. W. Speicher ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms with Board 67 GAL. 712-Room suitable for 2 men. Reasonable.
Rooms without Board 68 (LOSE IN--Sleeping room in private home. Phone 1172. NEB. 205-Sleeping room, closet, steam heat. SIXTH 504-Modern sleeping room in private home, hot water.
Board on optional. Phone 426. SLEEPING ROOM- -Twin beds in modern private home, gentlemen Spencer Rooms for Housekeeping 69 BRANSON 1320 Furnished or unfurnished rooms. Where to Fat 71 SUNDAY DINNER- Featuring baked and stewed chicken. Good coffee.
Barney's Cafe, Opp. P. O. REAL ESTATE FOR Apartments and Flats 74 APARTMENT 3 rooms, modern; close in. Phone 2276-W.
FOURTH ST. 321 New modern apartments. Phone 395. FURNISHED Heated apartment, ground floor, 1528 West 2nd St. SPENCER 1005 -3 mod.
furn. rooms, everything reasonable. No children. Phone 1249-J. J.
STEAM HEATED Rooms and apartments unfurn. 409 E. 4th St. Phone 6094. 3 ROOM--Apartment, semi-modern.
Furnished or unfurnished, 1002 W. 6th St. 20TH 120-Small modern furnished Farms and Land for Rent 76 45 ACRES- Either cash or fifty-fifty. Heflin-Rudolph, 203 Glass Blk. Phone Houses for Rent 77 NELSON high school.
mod. house, garage. G. 'Cotschall Agency. Phone 2537.
1 room, 867 N. Meridian; $3. 2 rooms. East 11th $6.50. 3 rooms, 1607 Euclid, $6.
4 modern heated rooms, close in. rooms, 419 W. 3rd; $18.50. rooms, 1324. Branson; $13.50.
Business room, l'hone 1558. Shugart, 219 E. Fourth. Wanted- -To Rent 81 Apartment, or house; bed room, living room, kitchen. and bath required.
Phone 1509-J. WANTED- -Close in. 3- or 4-room modern apartment, with hath: or small house. Phone 2577. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Brokers in Real Fatale FARM LOANS--Long term. Low interest. J. A. HARDESTY, Agent.
307 Iroquois Bldg. FARMS--SEE J. Land Man" Custer Block. Farms and Land for Sale 83 FARMS- Various Aizes, rural homes, city property. Terms.
Henry. 207 Custer Block. GOOD-50 acre farm, Millie Claire, Estate. Well improved, 3 miles south of Converse. See Loyd McClure, Commissioner, Kokomo, Jan.
6. Mouses Tor Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 320. AGRES--State road, 20 miles out, Two set 40 acres, city bldgs; 80, fair bidgs. Two wonderful stock and grain farms. One or both for sale or trade.
Make offer. Clear. 92 ACRES--Good roads, good 6 mile out. $50 an acre, Fine stock and grain farm. Half cash, long 87 ACRES-10 mile out.
Good soil, good roads, good farm at $65 an acre. Half cash, then long time. Sell it in 90 days at $76. 46 ACRES-Rich black corn land. Clear, for more land.
Cash for 149. ACRES- Wonderful for stock and grain. Good 8. room house, new barn. For farm south or west.
Cash for difference in prices. 7 ROOMS Kokomo for Marion property. 3 RENTALS--Good ones, for farm. WANTED -Equity in home owners loan property. 10 ROOMS- Double house in Jonesboro for amall.
acreage or modern house in Marion or Gas City. Will asaume mortgage. 51" ACRES 'miles out, good road, 6-room house, good barn; $4,000, cash, balance-30 years low rate. Wonderful location. 50" ACRES--Six- miles out.
Clear. For larger farm. Fine farm house. Other SANDERS- Room 2, Webster Bldg. over Roessler's Jewelry Store.
GRANT COUNTY FOLKS COME. AGAIN AND AGAIN TO BORROW MONEY FROM US 31 -They Like Our Service. -They Like Our Sociable Attitude. -They Like Our Re- Payment -They Get Service Quickly. -They Get Their Full Amount In Cash.
WE HAVE A PLAN TO FIT YOUR NEEDS American Security Co. OF INC." IND. GROUND FLOOR, GLASS -BLOCK- -PHONE 2500- HORSE SALE I will sell at Public Auction at my farm, 14 miles south of Logansport, 11 miles east of Flora, 2 miles east of State Road 29, and onehalf mile west of Young America, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, 1936 12:00 O'CLOCK 3: 50 HEAD of HORSES and MULES One pair bay mares, 5 and 6 years old, weight 3200 pounds, both bred; 1 bay mare, 5 years old, weight 1500 pounds; 1 pair bay mares, 6 and 7 years old, weight 3350, both in foal; 1 bay mare, 5 years old, weight 1650 pounds, in foal; one 3-year-old black mare, 1650 pounds, in foal; one 3-year-old roan mare, weight 1400 pounds; 1 pair dark steel gray mares, 3 and 4 years old, weight 3100 pounds; one pair black mares, 6 and 7 years old, weight 3300 pounds, both bred; one 3-year-old sorrel mare, weight 1500 pounds; one bay mare, 7 years old, weight 1650 pounds; 3 coming 2-year-old sorrel fillies, with light manes and tails; 1 yearling sorrel filly, light mane and tail; 1 pair sorrels, mare and gelding, 5 and 6 years old, weight 3100 pounds; 1 sorrel gelding; 5 years weight 1500 -pounds, light mane tail; one- roan- gelding, weight 1650 pounds; 1 pair coming 2-year-old blue roan fillies; 1 black gelding, 6 years old, weight 1600 pounds; six coming yearling mare colts, roans, bays and sorrels, well mated; 1 bay filly, coming 2 years old; 1 pair mare mules, and 6 years old, weight 2600 pounds; 1 pair 5-year-old Jack weight 2400 pounds. Will also have few cheap work horses.
1 reg. dapple gray. Percheron stud, 9 years. old, broke to work anywhere and 8 sure breeder, weight 1700 pounds. These horses are all sound and the broke horses are- all extra good workers.
Lunch by The Amity Class of Y. A. Christian Church. DELBERT E. SMITH Eastburn, Thompson, Crume and Eikenberry, Auctioneers.
4 Ira. Nelson, Clerk. AUCTION SALE the undersigned, will offer at Public Auction, on the Wm. R. Harvey farm, 3 miles west and miles south of Fairmount, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1936 Commencing at 10 o'clock a.
the following items: 6 HEAD OF CATTLE-1 six-year-old red Jersey and Guernsey cow, with calf 5 weeks old by side; 1 five-year-old yellow Jersey and Guernsey cow giving about 2 gallons per day, will freshen last of March; 1 four old brindle Jersey and Guernsey cow with calf 4 weeks by side; two-year-old red Jersey and Guernsey cow with calf 4 weeks old by side; 2 one-year-old Jersey and Guernsey heifers, not bred. 4 HOGS -Four Hampshire gilts bred to farrow the last of March. 8 SHEEP -Five Shropshire ewes; will find lambs the last. of. February or first of March; 3 yearling lambs.
HAY AND GRAIN-10 -10-tons, more or less, of alfalfa hay; 500 bu. of yellow corn; 200 bu. of oats; 20 bu. of Dunfield soybeans, nice for seed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS- electric refrigerator-6 Cu.Ft.
Circulating heater; dining room suite; electric. radio, new tubes; kitchen cabinet; bedroom suite," vanity, hi-boy and bed; child's bed; day white bed; sewing machine; electric washing machine; copper boiler; wash tub; oil stove and bureau and mirror; 1 breakfast table and 4 chairs; 2 9x12 rugs; folding ironing board; wash stand; 2 milk buckets; large strainer; 1 card table; old-fashioned safe; kitchen range! 1 lot empty fruit pints and quarts. 1-1927 Chevrolet Coach. 1-244-egg Cyphers Incubator, in good condition. planter, IMPLEMENTS good Fordson -Grain tractor binder, grass mower, hay loader, corn.
and plows, end gate seeder, 2-row cultivator, -land roller, John Deere gang plow, one. new cultivator, good disc and tandem. These tools are all in good shape-200 bu. good yellow corn, 100 bu. Wolverine oats by Robt.
Ellingwood. MYRON HARVEY Lunch will be served by Liberty Home Economics Club. -TERMS CASHCol. Lee Drawhon, Auctioneer. E.
Parker, Clerk. Ar 1 PUBLIC LIC SALE! I will sell at public auction at my farm, 2 miles south, 2 miles east and mile south of Swayzee; mile south of Coles; beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on THURSDAY, JANUARY-9, 1936 One smooth mouth Horse, weight 1800. Two Summer Calves, Hereford.
Two tried Sows, 7 Gilts, all to farrow in March. 18 Shoats HAY AND STRAW. About 10 tons Timothy Hay and some Clover Hay. Will offer some Oats Straw. FARM IMPLEMENTS ETC: FARM ALL TRACTOR GOOD ONE, 2-BOTTOM TRACTOR PLOW, TRACTOR CULTIVATOR, TRACTOR DISC, ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
2 Wagons; flat bottom Hay Ladder with grain bed; Hay Loader; Hay Rake; big disc Wheat Drill; 5-disc Wheat Drill; John Corn Planter; 2-horse disc Grass Seeder, new; 1-row John Deere Cultivator; 2-row John Deere Cultivator; Walking Breaking Breaking Plow: Cultipacker; steel Land Roller; Endgate Seeder; 2 steel frame Harrows; Deering Binder: flat bottom Fodder Rack; Harness for 5 horses: 7 Collars: Single Trees; Double Trees; Lard Press; Sausage Grinder; Lawn Mower; and numerous other articles. Lunch will be served. TERMS -Cash. tr JOHN J. JONES COL.
W. T. CLAIR, Auctioneer. W. CURLESS, Clerk.
114 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses for Sale 84 HOMES! HOMES! HOMES! Families with children -need homes Every one should have a home. We have? homes for sale; low down pay ment, balance 8-10 yeare; easy monthly GUARANTY payments. BLDG. See US- today LOAN -110 W. Third St.
FIFTH W. Good home, 8 rooms, corner lot. John S. Haines. Phone 880.
4-ROOM HOUSE-1200 block South -Gallatin St. JOHN S. HAINES. Phone 880. BRICK Building, 2 story, stock goods," $165.00.
Will trade for farm, equal value. George F. Ring A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses for Sale 84 40 ACRFS- Black land. 10 minute drive to courthouse. 6 room.
electricity, barn. One of the best buys in Grant County. Only 200.: 203 Glass Block. Phone 1071. INTERESTED -In buying a home have a fine selection of homes, all over the city, on easy payments.
Shown by. appointment MARION BLDG. LOAN ASSN. 114 W. Fourth St Phone 364.
Wanted- -Real Estate 89 WANT TO BUY-5 or 6 room modern home. Close in. Cash. Chronicie Box 946..
