29, 1918. THE CHAMPAIGN DAILY GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN. JANUARY HANK AND PETE PETE FORGOT ALL ABOUT THE LAW BY KEN KLING YOURE A FINE ON THE THEATRICAL MAN! Y' 'COTTA MAKE HIM MORNING YOUNG GLAD TO KNOW YoU Y'UTTLE HAMLOOKIN' ACTOR! HERE 'MADE POLITE MY EYE! YOU CANT BE POLITE TO ME LEAVE MY JOB POLICE FORCE, BELIEVE YOU ARE THE WHOLE CHEEZE. I'M THE OLD CETOUT HAVEN'T MADE A CENT WHEN APPROACH ALWAYS FELLER, WHERE'S MANACER TOP, I'M'PETE, OP HERE WITH THAT IN ICET AN' WONDER TWO WE 'BOOKED; THAT WEEKS. A YOU we TO IT'S DON'T CAN'T TALK NO AIN'T SURE I DO, IN BIC AN' FAMILIAR A YOUR SMILE STRONC AN' ON MOUTH.
HELL YOUR CIGAR ACT FACE HIM, URE THAT COOD WEARA SOUNDS DOPE, THE HOUSE, MANACER STAGE I COTTA OF THIS WHAT WANT DO YOU OF TEAM DANCERS THE 'CREATEST HANK IN FAMOUS THIS SINCERS AND VAUDEVILLE AN' YOU BURNING READ ROPE THAT CAN'T MANAGER EVEN I RESPECT HANK, TO BET SEE HIM ON TOWN, To A HANACER! ALWAYS POLITE! You I Now CET A JOB BUSINESS! AND- ETC NO SMOKING ALLOWED TO me, National Cartoon Service N. Y. C. 152 Ads Get Results Classified line per week 15c per 10c per line 3 days -TelephonesBell 55 Automatic 1145 particulars. WANTED WASHINGS CALLED and BUNDLE delivered.
Bell 1678. for WANTED USED FURNITURE, Charles Stoolman, stores University avenue. Bell and rugs. 116 East pione 2425. WANTED -USED FURNITURE, stores Market street, Urbana, Bell and rugs.
A. F. Hammersmith, 107. South 565. OLD FALSE TEETH WANTEDDon't matter if broken.
I pay $2 to $16 per set. Also cash for old gold, silver, and broken jewelry. Send by parcel post and receiye check by return mail. Will hold goods ten days sender's approval of my offer. L.
for Mazer, 2007 South Fifth street, Philadeiphia, Pa. WANTED--YOUR ADDRESS; I will mail you poultry catalogue, thirfive varieties, free. Herman Blutr mer, Berger, Mo. DRESSMAKING WILL GO OUT AND SEW BY THE day, Mrs. Dora E.
Howard, 408 South Randolph street. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED -COLORED WOMAN for housework in mornings, 301 South Elm street. WANTED APPRENTICE GIRLS for millinery department. W. Lewis Champaign.
MALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED--MALE. District manager wanted for live proposition. Write Federal ment company, Alliance, 0., for full WANTED--MAN AND FAMILY FOR fruft farm. Can use one or two boys in family. Prefer man with some experience.
Fairview Fruit Farm, Catlin, Ill. FOR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT--NEW MODERN, SIX room house on West Illinois Urbana. Auto 4720. street, FOR RENT. room cottage 5 room 6 room house or $20 145 room $20 up house, garage, Furnished fiats, $15 up See our flats, $25 up Furnished houses, $25 Otcham, Sale and Rental Lists.
J. G. Auto 4167. Cohen building, Urbana. 107 (Res.
4279). Heal. FOUR ROOM furnished. 602 MODERN West Healey FLAT. street.
Auto 3571. five FOR RENT and six room houses -SEVERAL FOUR, Modern except furnace. west end. Auto 2237. Bell 477.
street. A. L. Klank, Main fortable, FOR RENT--MOST COMwith electric lights, steamheated apartments, None, laundry, bath, gas at ranges, telestreet. Bell 2506.
206 North 1.P. POUR Hessel. ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. Both phones. FOR bonse.
MODERN trade or Conveniently located. Will Auto 1455 on easy payments. Call or 1089. FOR RENT-8 ROOM MODERN, 4 with 13 barn; close in. C.
F. Main street. Face. FOR six RENT room -NEARLY NEW MODPhone A. J.
Cope. near Davidson FLAT West FOR Healey RENT-U. G. NORMAN street. Bell 1444.
FOR cottage. RENT-6 ROOM MODERN Bell 876. West Columbia avenue. ROOMS FOR RENT sty RENT- 209 FURNISHED ROOM, FOR Gulick. street.
R. ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT- -ONE LARGE MODern room with kitchenette furnished for light housekeeping. Also board and room at 302 West Washington street. FOR RENT- -MODERN FURNISHed rooms for light housekeeping. West Clark street.
FOR RENT- FURNISHed rooms at 309 East Healey street. Auto 2425. FOR RENT-ALL MODERN housekeeping rooms at 407 West White street. FOR RENT--TWO MODERN light housekeeping rooms at 404 West Washington street. FOR RENT- ONE LARGE STORE room, 103 South Nell.
Inquire Faulkner's drug store. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED rooms for rent at 107 S. Elm street. Several Iowa corn farms for sale. Address F.
C. 107 S. Elm street. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE--A FINE LOCATION for a grain elevator on Big Four track. Also a fine location for storage building, center of town.
Also location for storage or factory along the Illinois Central tracks. Further valuable building sites for business or factory. L. W. Bramblett Co.
rooms 121-122 Hamilton building. Bell 3305. FOR SALE Six room, all modern house, nearly new, West Hill street. Best location; good size lot, garage. Gazette.
FOR SALE- -BEAUTIFUL HOME in Davidson Place, east front facing park. S. K. Hughes. FOR SALE--BY HEIRS, BEAUTIful home in best residence part of city.
particulars see A. E. Campbell, 28 Main street, Champaign. PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE -MAXWELL 5 PASsenger car, fully equipped, electric lights and starter; must be sold this week. Priced at $250.00 or best offer.
Fred Smith garage, 516 North Neil street. Bell phone 757. WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CUSTOMers for few cars choice Minnesota white potatoes. Will set car any city. Charles McDaniel, 304 West Columbia, avenue, Champaign, Ill.
FOR SALE--A NEIGHBORHOOD grocery store in Urbana. Located in a fine neighborhood. Doing a good business. Owner will sell on invoice. For particulars, call G.
R. Parker, 105 Co hen building, Urbana. Both phones. FOR SALE--A SIDEBOARD IN good condition. Phone Auto 4378.
FOR SALE REMINGTON SIX typewriter, excellent condition. Cheap. E. J. Bonner, 311 W.
White street. AUTO ROBES AND WOOL square horse blankets. Out of the high rent district. Before the war prices. Weimer Schweinsberg, harness store, 111 North Walnut street.
FOR SALE- -TWO HIGH GRADE imported stallions. Write C. B. DeFithian, Ill. FOR SALE COMPLETE FURnishings for 4 room apartment, $200.00.
Call Bell 2404. FOR SALE -1917 MAXWELL touring car; 1917 Dodge Brothers touring car; 1916 Dodge Brothers' roadster. All in fine condition. Dodge Brothers 338-340 Hickory street. Beil 3007.
Auto 1702. FOR SALE- HIGH GRADE PLAYer piano, used 6 months. Reason, going to war. Call at once. Cash or time.
410 West Illinois street, Urbana. FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE OR RENT--A STRICTly modern five room cottage on West Church street. Hot water heat. Soft water plumbing. Immediate possession.
A. L. Klank, Main street. Bell 477. Auto 2237.
LOST LOST--TIRE CHAIN FOR ELECtric car. Call Mrs. J. W. Stipes.
Bell phone No. 7. LOST- -A 30 TIRE CHAIN. Call Auto 3244. TAKEN UP TAKEN UP--ONE BROWN MARE, one roan gelding, one bay gelding; all road horses.
Owner may have same paying expenses. Dr. R. E. Johnson, FARMS FOR SALE New York FOR SALE-111 ACRE FARM State Road trolley.
Good buildings, silo, miles of nice town, 6 miles of city of 25,000. Price $6,000. Easy terms. 100 others from $20 to $60 per acre. H.
J. Hurlbut, Mexico, Oswego County, N. Y. NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE. THE ROAD TO WEALTH MADE EASY.
275. acres, 17 cows, horses, tool sheds, crops, $8,500 with $1,500 cash, $200 yearly. 65 acres, 9 cows, tools, hens, crops, $3,600 with $1,000 cash, $100 yearly. 43 acres, town 1 mile, Syracuse 11, price $3,000 with $400 cash, $100 yearly. Good buildings, level land on each.
Write for photos. Railroad fare to purchaser. E. Munson, 2426 South Salina' street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Missouri SOUTH EAST MISSOURI AND ARkansas land. There is no better land. Excursion rates to Arkansas the first and third Tuesday of each month. We go to south east Missouri any day. E.
A. Gardner, over Citizens' State bank. Indiana 240 ACRES ALL IN CULTIVATION 8 room house full basem*nt bath, and toilet, full water system all through house, gas for lights and cooking, main barn 40 60; other barn, 32 40; double corn cribs, wind mill; also good tenant house and barn; fenc ing good; ditching in good order, on main gravel road; interurban one mile Lebanon; farm in a high state of cultivation. This farm has just recently been placed on the market for sale. For sale by Orear Orear Agents, Lebanon, Boone county, Ind.
404 ACRES LOCATED IN GREENE county, Indiana, for sale; all the very best of black soil; all has clay subsoil; not a foot of waste land; no overflow; all in highest state of cultivation; well tiled; just as good as the best of tral Illinois; three sets of good improvements, one of which is extra good; this farm lays right up to the Beehunter Junction of the Vandalia and the Chicago Southeastern railroads one mile to Marco and two miles to Lyons; one-half mile to Ilene 8tation; all these points have large elevators; good schools, churches; price for a short time, $190 per acre. For information address S. J. Sparks, Lyons, Ind. FOR SALE -TWO FARMS OF 160 acres each, located 'a Greene county, Indiana.
All the very best of black soil; has clay subsoil. Not foot of waste or overflow on either tract; have fine pike roads. Three and half miles to good towns, on R. F. phone service to these farms.
Are well improved, each farm having two sets of good improvements, all kinds of cribs and out buildings. The only reason these farms are offered for sale is that both farms belong to heirs. One-half of growing wheat to go with farm. Possession March 1. 1918.
Waranty deed; abstract showing perfect Price $175 per acre. Expenses not as represented. The corn crop now on these will pay better, than information half on address the S. purchase J. Sparks, price, Lyons, R.
R. No. 2. FOR SALE SALE-REMARKABLE BAR gains in Indiana corn, wheat and clo ver farms. No.
1--150 acres very choicest black loam soil six feet deep. Tile drained. 100 acres fine corn. Oats made 70 bushels. Farm rents for one-half.
Price $130 per acre. No. 2. 240 very finest of black ievel land. Fine crops, good improvements.
Rock roads. Two miles to up to date town of 1,200. Two large elevators. Price $135. No.
3. 320 acres. Two seta of improvements. Rock roads on two sides. miles to two good towns.
Corn farm will make 60 bushels. Price $140 per acre. For full particulars write G. H. Larrabee, Box No.
208, Oblong, Ill. 232 ACRE INDIANA FARM FOR SALE. 200 acres under cultivation, balance timber. all perfectly all fenced, soil is sand and gravel loam, responds freely to all crops. Improvements, 9 room house in good condition, fair barn 38 x15 feet, grainary, implement house, windmill, etc.
Located 3 miles from Michigan state line, in a fine neighborhood, 6 miles from Elkhart, 25,000 population, miles from good railroad town of 600 population, fine gravel and concrete roads to both towns. Church one-half mile, children hauled to town school free. This is a mighty good investment for somebody at $85.00 per acre. Must be sold soon to settle estate. Can arrange terms, $12,000 cash, balance long time.
You deal with the owners, not a broker. HOMER F. ROTH, Bristol, Indiana. FARMS FOR SALE Foosland, WISCONSIN FARM LANDS. Landology, a magazine giving the facts in regard to the land situation.
Three months' subscription, FREE. If for a home or as an investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands, simply write me a letter and say, "Mail me LANDOLOGY and all particulars FREE." Address Editor Wisconsin Landology, Skidmore Land 222 Skidmore Marinette, Wis. Illinois FINE 80 ACRES, 4 MILES CITY Mt. Vernon, 8 rooms and bath, fine barn, garage and outbuildings. Poultry house 100 feet long, rich corn, wheat, clover, land tiled, only $12,000.
H. V. Hill, Mt. Vernoon, Ill. Michigan FOR SALE- ONE OF THE FINEST farms in Cass County, Michigan.
Address Wm. F. Keesler, 709 Main street, Dowagias, Mich. NOTICE WILL THE AVIATOR WHO WAS given the wrong pair of puttes in mistake return same and get his own Weimer Schweinsberg's please, 111 North Market street, Champaign. BUILDING AND LOAN.
January series will open for investment in the Twin Cities Saving Loan Association, 211 North Neil street. CEMETERY. Mt. Hope. Perpetual care the only sure preventive of neglected lot.
Ask us about it. Auto 1733. MRS. MARY COSTELLO tailoring, suits, coats, and furs remodeled; also custom Spirella corsets. 330 North Nell street, room 10.
Auto phone 1751. NOTICE. Dead or disabled stock removed free of charge within radius of 25 miles. Have operator reverse toll charges. Twin City Reduction Co.
Phones Auto 4060-4061. Bell 3104-3665. STORAGE WHEN YOU THINK of storing your household goods, think of Morgan's, the absolutely sanitary storage. Your goods stored here re ceive attention from the time they are stored until removed. Call us before storing elsewhere.
Morgan Rug Co. Both 'Phones. I RAISE AND MOVE HOUSES. E. R.
Roysdon. Both phones. 909 West Clark street. TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN-WE MAKE loans on watches, diamonda, gurs, typewriters, bicycles, motorcycles, handbags, suit cases, overcoats, suits or anything of value to us will be accepted as security. 311 North Walnut Champaign Loan Champaign, Ml.
Bell 180. MONEY TO LOAN ON ILLINOIS and Indiana farm lands, on Champaign and Urbana city property. H. Fri- son, Swannell Room 3. Auto 1382.
MONEY TO LOAN -HESSEL LAND Loan company, 37-39 Main street. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST rates. George A. Sturdyvin. PRIVATE MONEY FOR CITY AND farm loans.
Lowest rates. Schaefer Dolan, Attorneys, Champaign, Ills. LOAN--MONEY FOR 3, 6, 9 AND 12 months on personal notes, farm and city property. Money on hand at all times. Low rates.
Dan Morrissey, Farm Land Mortgage Champaign. NOTICE Remove your ashes and rubbish Many fires result from the piling up of papers and trash. We remove it at reasonable prices. CALL Fox's Coal Office Bell 3040 Auto 3413 ENOS S. RENNER Urbana, Illinois.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR Private Ambulance. Chairs and tables for parties for rent. Bell Phone, Omee 766; or Res. 1628 FOOSLAND. Foosland, Jan.
29-Mrs. A. J. Marcellus has gone to Jefferson Barracks to see her son, who is ill. Leland Wolf, of Foosland and Miss Clara Slorff were married at the bride's home in Champaign, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wilson of Alma, came to attend the wedding of the latter's brother, Leland Wolf. On account of the coal shortage, the Red Cross meeting this week was divided and held in the homes of Mrs. Schmall, Mrs.
Boulware and Mrs. Downs. Since beginning work Nov. 7, the House Phone: 1048, Home 3257 Office Phone: Bell 888, Home 1413 Removal Notice P. S.
REPLOGLE, M. D. Has moved his office to the New Robeson Building, Rooms 408-409 Take elevator on Street Office Hours 10-12 Randolph, p. m. R.
B. Special Diseases Ova of my patients come from we recommendations those eared. Consultation FREE. 241st monthly visit. Will be at the Beardsley Hotel, Friday, Feb.
8. Red Oross has shipped 32 sweaters, three scarfs, six pairs of wristlets, twelve pairs of sooks, four helmets, sixteen pajama suits and 22 bed shirts. Church and Sunday school services have Sundays been on account suspended of the the coal past short- two age. WILL FILED. The will of the late Mrs.
Mary LeRoy has filed in the county clerk's office yesterday for probate. She appointed Watson Faulkner as the executor of her estate. HAD THE GRIP THREE WEEKS. With January comes lagrippe. Lingering colds seem to settle in the system, causing one to ache all over, feel feverish and chilly, tired.
heavy and drooping. Mrs. Lizzie Tyles, Henderson, writes: "My daughter had lagrippe for three weeks. I had the doctor and bought medicine and of it did any good. I gave her Foley's Honey and Tar and now she is all right.
I have told all my friends about it." Insist on the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold everywhere. DR. R. W.
HULETT EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT CHAMPAIGN 804 Illinois Building re re We Have Thousands of Storm Sash and Doors In Stock Odd Sizes Made to Order Here in OUR OWN FACTORY Fuel Is Scarce and High- Save It. Alexander Lumber Co. W.P. Foote R- MILL PRODUCTS A Champaign BELL PHONE 2777 AUTO PHONE 1242 Everything FEED FEED Everything PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY GUARANTEED FRANK COAL CO. For the Best Southern Illinois COAL PHONE McCORMICK TRANSFER MOVING-STORAGE-PACKING AND SHIPPING Both Phones 210 S.
Market St. STUDENT ROOMING HOUSES, CLUBS FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Get Our Rates on Laundry Work Years in This Business Have Taught Us the Value of Satisfled Customers. Right Prices on Contract Work. BOTH BOTH PHONES EMPIRE STEAM PHONES Montello Monuments Sold Only by the Most Reliable Dealers Montello Granite is sold by the most reliable dealers, and the handling "Montello Granite" will use every conceivable dealer not argument to induce the customer into accepting some other granite that he claims is just as good. Let the "just as good" kind alone C.
N. Clark Co. Urbana Champaign VAN WRENRICK HOMER MAN HOME AGAIN Returns From Detroit Where He Saw Many Former Homerites MRS. FRED ROSE HOSTESS Entertained Woman's Club Monday Club Meeting- Dinner Party--Personals Homer, 29-Van Wrenrick has just returned from Detroit where he inspected the plant of the Lincoln Motor company and he reports that a number of Homer men are employed in one of the most important undertakings of the war, the manufacture of the Liberty motor. Glenn Baird, who is a sonin-law of Mr.
Wrenrick, is employed as mechanic in the plant and works seven days per week with only one half holiday since last Thanksgiving James Thompson, also of Homer, is employed as foreman in the plant and holds a responsible position. Doc. Wilson, who until recently employed as the pharmacist in the Smith drug store, is also in the employ of the Lincoln people and is doing duty as night watchman. Frank Carroll, Quinn Wallace and Homer Huff, all former residents of this place, have employment in the factory in various positions. Mr.
Wrenrick stated that he was allowed to make a tour of the factory and that he saw many matters of interest. The Liberty motor, he states, is of twelve cylinders and the first completed ones be turned out of the Lincoln plant this week. Another plant in Detroit, the Packard company, turned out their first Liberty motors last week and it is understood that they will be sent abroad at once. Mr. Wrenrick states that the engine is a marvelous one and that when it is in the rough it weights fifty pounds.
After being turned out, polished and fitted to perfection, the weight 18 only eight pounds. All of the motors which are made at the Lincoln plant are for airplanes and they are being made in secrecy, there being a strict guard over the plant. It is also stated that the new Lincoln plant will be ready for use some time in February and that at this time the two plants will be placed in use. Mrs. Rose Hostess.
Mrs. Fred Rose was hostess to the Womans club at the meeting Monday afternoon and at this time a general club day program was given. Several delightful readings and musical numbers were given Mrs. Rose entertained her guests with a number of selections on the Edison. The committee in charge was composed of Mrs.
Bowen, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. McElwee, Mrs. Krugh, Mrs. Maynard and Mrs.
Fred Rose. Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. The Clark Club. Mrs. Freeman Meade will entertain the members of the Country Improvement club of the Clark neighborhood at her home on afternoon of 31.
At this time the program will be as follows: Roll call- of Illinois Song--Illinois Governors History of Illinois-MrS. S. Irons. Discussion, History of the Clark Freeman Meade Solo--Mrs. A.
M. Grimes Reading---Mrs. J. A. Gibson.
At Mr. and Mrs. Dianeoso entertained several guests at their home at a dinner on Sunday. Those who were present at this time were, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hess, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Rose and Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. McPherron. Personals.
Hugh O'Neil was in Urbana the first of this week and secured the collectors books. He will start making the collections and will be stationed at the township hall. He will be assisted by his daughter, Mrs. Maria 0' Neil. R.
Y. Hall was in Champaign OD Monday on drainage matters. There is very little grain being moved in this section of the country the car shortage being about as acute as it has been during the forepart of. the winter. Farmers greatly desire to sell, as many of them need the money.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Alton F. Richardson, 'Paxton .25 Mabel Ostrom, Paxton ..19 Carl Coon, Urbana 21 Lola McCarty, Champaign ...18 Chalmer Mayo, Champaign .22 Emma Lachesk. Tolono 22 Everett Edwards, Philo 18 Ida McCormick, Sidney 19 George Washington, Danville .38 Martha Joiner, Danville 39.
