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DIED.

BROWN-Gus T, aged ffty-one years. formerly
OF indianapolis, later OF Upton. at Denver,
Col. Burial from Flanner & Buchanan's, 1870
p. m. Monday, March IA. Friends invited.
DINWIDDIE = Resden Charles Dinwiddie.
March II. at Lebanon, aged hfty-eight years.
Funeral Monday. March IL. 10 a. m. from Cen
trail Christian Church, Lebanon. Burial from
west entrance Crown Hill, indianapolis, about
1913 p. m. No flowers.
Kate Miner, at her residence. 211s
North Meridian street, Friday. March II. $3.50
a. m, after illness OF five weeks. She leaves
one daughter. Mrs. Marguerite Hill: husband.
James f. Miner. and father. ID. II. Thompson.
Of Waldron. Ind. Funeral services will be held
at residence Monday, March IA, l p. m. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-20G acres; cheap; viii
take 500 in work. CRAWFORD, So + Wash
ingtOn.
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Disauieting Financial Aspect.

BERLIN. March 12-The Cologne Gazette
views the financial situation with consldera-
bic uneasiness. Abiding 10 the failures OF
banks in Berlin. Darmstadt, NIKE
Elberfeld, Cologne, Krefeld and WuerzDurs'
the paper declares Ii is impossible 10 fore
see now whether others will not follow,
particularly since a considerable number OF
banks nave been able to keep their heads
above water since the outbreak OF the war
only with outside aid.
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANOS

FOR upright pianos. returned from
renting: $40 each.
FOR HUFFMAN piano; been used
short time; big discount.
Stuyvesant piano. case rehnished. big bargain;
$50; easy terms.
New pianos for rent and rent applied IL rented.
Huntington piano, beautiful walnut case; full
size: sos.
Crown piano, beautiful oak case. slightly used
$685..
Square piano.: been thoroughly overhauled; $50:
s. down and 81 per month.
Two sample pianos, walnut and mahogany;
latest improved action; fine tone: big reduction.
Ernest GableT plano: one of the old reliable
makes: 800; TERMS s. down and s. per month.
Schaffer upright pianos, 1-3 octaves, in fine
condition.: $50: terms, so down and s. per month.
Schumacher square piano; carved las; in SPLEEN
did condition.; 500; terms. s. down and S. per
month.
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REAL ESTATE-Insure with J. S. Cruise. 'old
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment
No Ito l. Market
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real ESTATE-If you want to buy or sell city
or farm property see GEORGE o. BRUCE AV
North Delaware. Phones Il6S.
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to work on Sunday Journal
routes. Two cents profit o.. every paper sold.
Regular customers are easily obtained since the
two colored supplements have been added. One
four-page comic and one four-page home supple
m~ent-twice as many pages in colcr as any other
Indianapolis paper furnishes SO to 40 pages
every Sunday.
Papers can be bought at the office or from any
of the following substations:
Bassett, S4 Massachusetts av.
Hoshour. 22d and College av.
Scott, 18th and Illinois SITS.
Coval, 1912 =. Washington
Vail. 1O44 Virginia av.
Nen, 1883 Shelby.
Neer. $40 S. Meridian.
Walcott. New York and Bright.
C. X. Stewart, 2233 +. 10th.
Money will be refunded for unsold papers re-
turned.
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SwedenbOrgian
FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Grocery stock and fix
lures; cheap and desirable. Call 207 South Me-
ridian.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Grocery stock and fix
lures; will trade for automobile. Address Jour
nal, 15.
REAL you want TO sell your prop
eTty see us; we have the money and the Gus
toners. ode REAL ESTATE CO., Room g.,
Lombard building.
FOR SALE OR stock general
merchandise; elegant location for general de-
partment store: splendid cash trade; present
owner has made money and wants to retire on
account OF other interests; will sell at invoice
Of $4,000 TO S15, 900; this is a great opportunity
for a good. pushing business man; might take
good property as part pay. INDIANA TRUST
CO.
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PATENT


PATENT ATTORNEY-T. r. BELL, mechanical
engineer. patent attorney. In above capacity
I do not claim exceptional facilities. except those
guaranteed by thorough knowledge OF patent
beycnd which no special advantages exist. 40
and 20 Ingalls, bldg.
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REAL ESTATE-List your property with us: we
will give you quick returns. AMERICAN
HOME BUYIN CO, 3 Lombard.
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WANTED-Ofic partition. oak paneled. 12x3 or
4 feet, or in sections. Address Box I70. care
the Journal.
WANTED-STOP RUNAwAYS: hitch horses
solid instantly: carry IN pocket; agents wanted.
Gle. Ind.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen-New begin
ners wishing TO learn a good. hrst-class daning
act and get a good start. call PROF. RAYNo'
go West Ohio street, Indianapolis. 'Phone iS73,
Brown.
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FOR

FOR SALE-Farm for sale. 30 acres; small I'M
provements: good stock land price 500. "A.
NJ. RICHMOND. Dolph, Mlcn.
RF7T sale. Farms-Fine farm
OF 1914 acres; 10-rOOm house, good barn; well
fenced; thoroughly tiled 10 miles from CITY;
$50 per acre.
- - 80 srora citv. S5 per acre. bargain.
J. NJ 407 Law building.
FOR ~E-Ch corn and hog farm, 120
acres. two miles Of Sheridan, Ind, on MOnOn
Railroad; population 200; good school. churches.
pike roads; good eight-roOm house; large barn,
corn cribs, wagon shed, hoghouses, henhouse,
black lcam; is black walnut land we'll ditched;
good water; price, 800 per acre. Address OWN
Err, Box Al, Builders Exchange, indianapolis.
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs bu. 81. 95 per
month The Journal want page is profitable to
TIE advertiser and reader.
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REAL ESTATE-We have a cash purchaser Tor
a good, clean investment up TO $1,000. INDI-
~ TRUST
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@ 3 rooms and bathroom;
built in 1900; wide corner lot; east front:
sidewalks and curb new. near Meridian and
Thirty-hfth street. price 5000; terms: 1000
cash. balance easy. Let US show you this
great bargain. J.. F. MCCORMICK & Co, IOl7
Law building.
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PRIVATE
MADE ON MEN PLAN.
ANY amount from s. up loaned
on furniture. pianos. horses. wagons.
etc. without removal. and the same
day YOU ask for IL. No delay.
our rates are the lowest In the city.
Payments arranged To suit you.
MIL accept all or any part OF loan
ct any time. II desired. for payments.
yOrT GET FULL MOUNT ASKED FOR.
N0 CHARGES TAKEN OFT IN
Remember We make no inquiries
~ your neighbors and friends.
nor 90 We publish your transaction
our treatment Is always courteous
and liberal REMEMBER. IL costs
Won nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively no charge unless loan Is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
AL business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN
OH Phone 81. Room 10, 1T z. Market ST.
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CREM0 GAS LAMPS.

The marvel Of incandescent lighting: outshines
3 Welsbach or Is electric lights; exclusive terri
tory given 10 responsible parties. CREMO
LIGHT O New York.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Hubbelrs hour system and lesson for
piano. organ. violin. banjo. mandolin and guitar
accompaniments; agents, 81 TO s. per day each.
II. L. HUBBELL, Columbia, Mo.
WANTED-Agents: s. to $40 per day selling
Perfection FlavOring Powders; a pure, strong.
California product; 25c stamps bring sample jar.
LONG BROS. Manufacturers. Oakland, AL.
Life OF Mark Hanna, >"
'"Chicsgo Tneater Disaster" Baltimore Fire
Russia and japanese War; each. cloth. Soc,
postpaid. BOOK HOUSE, Elwood,
Ind.
WANTED-Agents make zoo per cent. profit sell
ing Novelty Sign Cards merchants buy 10
10 100 on sight, 500 varieties; catalogue free.
SULLIVAN CO, 1893 Maplewood av., Chi
cagO. Ill.
WANTED-Bcok men, outside Of indianapolis.
TO sell new book. - History of the Republican
Party" by George W Plat; $40 pages, p H.
lustrations; 81: sells rapidly: liberal commission
send 81 for agents copy and terms. THE RE
PUBLICAN HISTORY SOCIETY, 65 st. Paul
building. Cincinnati. @.
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FOR

. rooms. 81 TO 81 per week
board and room, 81 10 s. per week.
HOTEL directly south OF Union Station.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH IL.
Births.

Julius and Katie Becker. 1435 Chestnut, girl.
August and Bertha Fischer. 532 Sanders. girl.
John and Nancy Stewart. city, boy.
Nick and Mary Mangpie. 53Is Virginia avenue
boy.
J. b. and Carrie Rittle. EOS North Illinois street.
boy.
Albert E. and Elizabeth Pratt. city, girl.
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FOR TRADE.

REAL E~STATE-For Trade-Haye small cottage
on Prospect, near Villa av., 10 trade for small
home north or southeast; party will pay small
cash difference. INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL E~STATE-For ~Trade-Elegant modern
home i'm Woodruff Place for smaller property:
lots in county seat for equities; farms, from 40
TO 400 acres. for city property. MODEL REAL
ESTATE CO, Room 3. Lombard building.
REAL E~STATE-For Trade-Fine stock general
merchandise; elegant location for general de-
partment store: splendid cash trade; present
owner has made money and wants to retire on
account of other interests; will sell at invoice Of
$4,000 TO $15. O00; this is a great opportunity for a
good, pushing business man; might take good
property as part pay. INDIANA TRUST 20.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FLORISTS

FLORISTS
BERTERMANN RIOS
New No. PAL Mass. av., 22s N. Del. ST. Tel. $40.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps, Buck
boards. etc.) % Circle. Tel. 1907.
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Deaths.

Ruth Elizabeth Davenport. two years. 1113
Beville street. pneumonia.
Catherine Grim. Thirty-eighth street, seventy
years. pneumonia.
George Reaune. 775 North Capitol avenue, thir-
ty-eight years,
Elliott Preston, Insane Hospital, eighty-three
years, senility.
John Schowe. city, twenty-nine years, ex-
posture.
Infant Thorne, city, stillborn.
Albert Souit, 1925 Winchester street, three
months, pneumonia.
n H Lowe. ST.. COS Sherman drive. eighty-six
years, senility.
Otis Gray Bertram, 531 Harding street. six
months. pneumonia.
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Marriage Licenses.

Cronson Brown and Lucy Dali.
Frederick A. Swartz ana Mary Josephine Smith
Clarence Parsons and Lillian Jones
James M. FardOw and Maggie Cromer.
Walton ROsen and Grace Kennedy.
Roy BOnwell and Lillian Abbitt.
Clinton Davis and Nettie Docas.
Edward c.. Stanton and Ella Gillem.
William March and Nettie NJ. Holloway.
Everett Deupree and Edith G Wheeler.
Clare ID. MaXson and Fora Morgan.
James Watson and Orbie Roney.
Burk Gibson and Jennie F. Wright
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Tis series of puzzles represents he of ard games. To be con
sidered, guessesm nus be addressed to In Puzzle Editor, The Journal. m
he answers WRITER OIL the blank opposite nswer must be i'm this Of
fee not later han next turday
age of the mi issue.
Until iGerentE announced, i've cash prize % S1OO each will % given
as heretofore TO he i've people In osend in the neatSst N most satsfac-
tory solutions o this series OF Sunday puzzles ounce a tn
puzzle.
he puzzle feature as proved SO opuIa that IL has
been decided to publish "A auy puzzle hereafter, in addfion to- the IN
day puzzles. In dany puzzle viii pc oun each In on IN Classified
age
INT dinerent hve $40 cash prizes Will be awarde each
week to h fl We people sending in tn six puzzles which have appeared
in thu daily ssues Of n caIend week, in he neatest am most satsfac-
tory Announcement of the prize winners Will pc mad the second
unday after he completion of In weeks series he entire series Of puz-
zs must be mailed ut ne time, not later n Tuesday after
completion.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
D~IRECTOR-C. E. G 221-
23 N. Delaware st. Both Phones go.
& KRIEGEI.-l Phones ll64. Funeral
directors. 159 n. III. LADY, attendant.
TUTEWILER & son,
Undertakers, 129 w. Market st. Phones, PIC.
JOHNSON. HASSLER & GEORGE. 357 Massa-
chusetts av. New Phone 9e3. Old Main 1880.
FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertaker. 1s3 N.
Delaware st. Lady attendant. Both Phones All.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN-32O N. III. ST. Both
Phones 64l. Lady attends all calls for ladies
and children Automobile wagon insures prompt
ness.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Old, Main COS. A. NJ. RAGSDALE. New, sos.
Private Ambulance Always Ready.
$50 Massachusetts av.
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CASH or EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

ANY one at all Interested in pianos is cordially
invited to call and look through our immense
stock Of HIGH-GRADE PIANOS.
Correspondence solicited.
134-136 North Pennsylvania st.
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HELP.


W~ANTED-Two hundred more plasterers at 81
per day; no strike: no trouble. Apply at
WORLD FAIR. st. Louis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; every locality; good
salary: experience unnecessary. INTERNA-
TIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Milwaukee.
wis.
WANTED-An energetic. nustling representative
in every town; big pay; quick money.
WORLDS FAIR GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION
Chemical building. st. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Men make good income growing
mushrooms at home; spare time; we supply
spawn free; send addressed envelope. FLOR
ENCE PUB. CO, l9 Nassau st, New York.
WANTED-Men to make worlds fair novelties at
home: spare time; good pay; steady work; ex-
structiOns. CO, 200 B'way, n. Y.
WANTED-Wholesale house desires young man
to travel central and northern Indiana; position
permanent; SIG weekly and all expenses; must
furnish references. Address L.
Nasty building. Toledo. o.
900 GOOD MEN GO TO COLO
RADIO; n MECHANICS, s. to
SC per day: railroad fare: government land, 800
acres free; send 1Oc for particulars. +. a.
DIETZ. Agent. Dayton. Ky.
WANTED-Men desiring positions during world S
fair write at once. inclosing zoe in stamps, for
way of securing employment before coming. Ad-
dress WORLDS FAIR BUSINESS ASSOCIA-
TION. Temple building, St. Louis, Mo.
wANTED-If you are in need of n position or
desire to employ male or female help advertise
Journal and do not find IL convenient to call at
the office you may telephone your advertisement
and IL will be charged to your account. % cents
for each seven words or any part thereof.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.


a TREES formerly 81 IS
Massachusetts, ay.. now lOcuted Us Massachu-
setts av.. across the street. Full line wall paper.
REMOVAI-Captain Reid. hat cleaning ana
steam dye works. straw hats hlcacheG. former
Ia of A East ohio 81. removed % ass Aassa-
chusetts av.
REMOVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dental
parlor has removed 10 resident ONCE. north-
east corner Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama
street. Take -. Alabama. Central ave. o.
Broad Ripple car. Ida PuRSELL AGE
Dentist. Phone. red. Ns.
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HELP WANTED.

w~ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen: We pay SIS
per 1000. cash, copying at home; send stamp.
STANDARD SUPPLY co, Box 22S, Worcester,
Mass
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AUCTION SALE.


UCTIO SALE-G w. McCurdy. real estate
and general auctioneer. No. 25 West Wash
ington.
AUCTION SALE-Extraordlnary: Wednesday,
March is. 1 p. m, at S43 Broadway. We will
sell ut auction one of the finest furniture out
fits ever sold in this city; furniture and furnish
ings of five rooms; cost over 1000; everything is
massive, up-to-date and comparatively new. THE
K. II. Auctioneers.
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will pay SaSn I2i
equities in small rental property. Al0i1EL
REAL ESTATE CO. Room ,. LomDdId pull1lns
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR freproOf safe; a bar
gain. % S. Capitol avenue.
FOR ~SALE-Bicycle repairing and sundries. VIM.
\. ALTLAND. 120 Virginia av.. on viaduct.
FOR ALE- rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO. 9O5 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE-Republican newspaper and Job of
flee doing business of 81. 600 annually: big bar
gain Address Box 1853, care Of the Journal.
FOR Ale
T~ypewriters. all makes. s. Up.
Machines rented. $50 per month.
TYPEWRITER 81 Monument pI.
FOR ALE
4 large steel wheelbarrows.
> steel tray wheelbarrows.
3 stOne-cutterS' barrowS.
8 warehouse trucks.
500 feet q lawn hose.
l I.OO0-lb. platform scale.
These must be sold; % $. Capitol avenue.
FOR SALE-
A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for one year costs bu. 81 e5 ner
month. The Journal want page is profitable TO
TIE advertiser and reader
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wANTED-Pastry cook. 80 South Meridian
WANTED-GirI for housework; small family
99 North Meridian st.
WANTED-Women only; examination free. DIR.
CAMPBELL, 30 When building.
WANTED-Women only; examination free. DIR.
CAMPBELL, 30 When building. -
WANTED-Women only, examination free. DIR.
CAMPBELL. so When building.
neutrality-suspicious. makers and trimmers
for ready-to-wear hats. II MIL
LINERY CO.. 215 McCrea st.
girl for general housework;
two in family; wages $3.50 per week; no wash
ing. 1881 North New Jersey st.
WANTgD-Women with tact make steady in
come S5 weekly presenting our proposition TO
members or their sex. Address MENU co.
Erie. Pa.
-L[adie per week seyh,9{n at .amDf:
materials Tree; no canVasslng; beautIuI Sample
sent free on receipt of addressed envelope. MA
JESTIC LACE CO, New York.
WANTED-Home work; 50 weekly during spare
time; no canvassing, experience or money need
ed; inclose stamp for outfit, instructions, etc: Ad-
dress S5 West Twen-
ty-third St, New York.
WANTED-SALEsMEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of unquestioned character
for Office specialties. Room Cos. 60 Wabash av.,
WANTED-High-class clothing statesmen wanted
at once; permanent territory to right man: ap-
plications confidential. Box u. Detroit. Mich.
! NANIED0SeVera speciality statesmen WnOm SlU0
per week wont give heart trouble SECRE-
TARY LANDEH Equitable building, st. Louis.
Misunderstanding statesmen TO sell all classes
retail trade; business fully established; high
priced men investigate. Box 522, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Salesman TO carry queensware as
side line on commission basis: liberal commits
sion; give reference. Address H HALL
CHINA CO. East Liverpool, o.
wANTED-Reliable. sober. up-to-date sewing
machine salesman as closer and all-round
handy man. Address & WILSON
OFFICE 625 Main St. Evansville, Ind.
with staple line: high commissions with ad-
vance Of 800 monthly; permanent position to
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO., Detroit, Mich.
Neutrality-suspicious. salesman with estab-
lished trade among dry goods and clothiers to
sell the buttonless suspender; side line; liberal
commission. BUTTONLESS SUSPENDER q.
Bloomsbury. Pa.
WANTED-Traveling speciality salesman of abil-
ity TO sell a hard proposition; compensation
commensurate with, ability. Five years contract
TO man worth from 5000 to 5000 per year.
| Write, with age, ext erience and references. Ad-
dress Box 167. Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-Clothing clerk. to begin work April
Address Box Isl. Greensburg. Ind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by competent lady book
keeper and stenOgrapher; over five years cx-
perience; references. Address Journal, 1s.
WANTED-Situaticn by young lady as cashier:
experienced in hotel and cafe work best refer
ences as TO character and ability. MAY V. YES
TAI. SIS North Sheffield av- New telephone 1919.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-To buy. sell or trade a
business try THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81
Fitzgerald Bldg, n e. cor. Market St and Circle.
BUSINESS CHANCE-A man with nfuence and
5000 can become wealthy within a short time:
a chance of a lifetime; investigate. Address Box
ia. care the Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Represent US in your
home town; liberal commission: we buy homes
and farms in any location. AMERICAN ONE
BUYING CO, . Lombard
BUSINESS CHANCE;I must have cash; will
part with some Of my valuable stock holdings;
made Immediately. Address Box III. care the
Journal.
BUSINESS CHANCE-s2.5 500 invested noW
through my advice will net you 1000 within
one year; no speculation; full investigation be-
fore the money Is paid. Address Box l79, care
the Journal.
BUSINESS ~CHANCE-Do you wish to engage in
a profitable business? / have an excellent light
manufacturing proposition 10 sell: a small outlay
will produce large results. Address Box 175. care
BUSINESS CHANCE-Opportunity for energetic
business man. with influence in his community,
70 join me in an absolutely legitimate enterprise:
out little money needed; full Investigation
eourted; right man can realize at least So 900
the first year Address Box 1o. care the Jour
BUSINESS CHANCE
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN EXISTENCE
Tor the investment Of small and large sums Of
idle money where 1t will produce a large and
steady monthly revenue without. risk of loss;
principal back on demand. For full particulars
a9dress W. ii. LATIMER. Alb Walnut St. Phil
a~delphia, Pa.
BUSINESS CHANCE@Ffne stock general mer-
chandiSe; elegant location for general depart
ment store; splendid cash trade: present owner
mas made money and wants to retire on ac-
count or other interests. Will sell at invoice
OF SlN'eO TO $1,000. This is a great opportunity
,oT " sSOu, pushing, business man, Might
IaSs good property as part pay. INDIANA
BUSINESS
General stock Of merchandise In nice country
town; also two huckster routes in connection; for
sale at a bargain.
Fine rueat u. ~ .
De bought for $1,000 cash; owner wants larger
busineSs' investigate this il you want a good
"A naisaln IN grocery stocks: anywhere from
sl.' w 70 S-.v1V III you want 10 buy or trade
81 Fitzgerald building.
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LAUNDRY.


UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRr-Nos 49,
- VirEinia ~, 'hscSs S~
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WANTED-Boys with wheels to devote two or
three hours after school each day. For further
particulars call at Journal office between $50
and 6 p. IN.
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REAL sale: With or without
stock and implements. fine improved - acres
level land. = mile school and "a miles Michl-
gan CITY. house. barns. shed. other buiidlngs'
fruit. fences and buildings in fine CONDITION;
cheap II sold ar once. Address II H. HAPhE'
Michigan City. Ind.
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DIRECTORS.

MONUMENrS-A. 44s p. washingto
Tel. ISIS. Branch works q. entrance Crown III