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THE DES MOINES EVENING TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1909. COSDICK GRAND I. 109 Grocery Good, clean Groceries for your Saturday order, at reasonable price. COMPARE -COMPARE Ergot, No. Eggs, 2..

Butter 20c Fresh Creamery Beechwood, Butter Creamery 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.09 20 lbs. Sugar $1.00 (With 1 lb. Extra Fine Coffee, 25c) Kiowa Baking Powder, 19c Fancy Globe Onions, Good Potatoes, peck .250 32. Bars White Laundry Soap re $1.09 00 Bars Pinyon Soap.

5 lbs Navy 4 lbs. Fancy Japanese 10 lbs. Broken Rice. Large Can Carnation Milk. 100 27 cans Pet Milk $1.09 2 Dutch or Lu Lu Cleaners.

2 cans Lewis or Bon Ami. .150 15c Sapollo lb. can Good Salmon. 110 12 oz. pkg.

Seeded 5c 16 oz. Choice Seeded Raisins 10c 10 lbs. Cracked Hominy. 10 lbs. Salsoda ..250 6 lbs.

Bulk Oatmeal Quaker Oats, 100 4 Ibs. Best Seedless Peck Black Walnuts 25c 2 lbs. Mixed Nuts: 25c 2 lbs. Best English Walnuts. Fancy Cranberries, quart.

15c 2 lbs. Choice Dates 150 Fancy Grape Frult. 100 Very Finest Figs, lb. Cholce Prunes, 3 Ibs. Extra large Prunes, 15c, 20c 5 lbs.

small ...250 lbs. Best Soda Crackers. 2 lbs. Ginger Oranges Oranges, 2 E. C.

Corn. 15c Shreded Wheat Biscuit, 10c 8 pkgs. Wheat Homemade Potato Flakes, Large Dill Pickles, doz. 10c Fosdick's Best Flour. Gold Medal, Sleepy $1.60 10 lb.

Sack Corn 6 lb. Sack Corn 160 Triumfo Coffee, to 400 Extra Santos Coffee. ...200 Fosdick's 109 Baking Powder, pound Large Gold Dust, .200 Ask About Our Syrup Sale This ad 18 our "DRUMMER." you mention Dally Tribune us we will sell with your Saturday order11 lbs. Granulated Sugar. Celery, Lettuce, Onions, Radishes, Cellery, Lettuce, Onions, Radishes, Bananas, Pineapples, Apples -Everything fresh and clean.

NEXT TIME TRY THE Des Moines Laundry THE FAVORITE OF THE MOST PARTICULAR PEOPLE. EITHER PHONE 635 AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC YOUNKER RROTHERS. UNIQUE CONTINUOUS THEATRE VAUDEVILLE 1P. M.

to 11 P. 6th 47th en Loo ALL SEATS 10 CENTS De Haven Sextette with Sydney C. Gibson; Cheridah Simpson; Rogers Deely and Four Other All Star Acts. Evening prices-150, 25c, 50c. Matinee -25c.

Both phones 1508. Order seats eight days in advance, GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT Saturday Matinee. W. H. Whitecar in the Romantic Comedy- Drama, MARRIED FOR MONEY.

Prices 15-25-35-500; Box Stall Seats 75c. FOSTER'S, Matinee Saturday, March 6 Henry B. Harris Presents His Best Company in THE LION AND THE MOUSE. By Charles Klein GRAND, 4 Nights Starting Sunday March First Time Here at Popular Prices. The Play Benutiful, A MESSAGE FROM MARS.

Prices 15-25-35-500; Box Stall Seats 75c. FOSTER'S, NIGHT MONDAY, MARCH 8 NETHERSOLE In THE WRITING ON THE WALL. Foster's Matinee. Friday, March 12 YOUNKER BROTHERS Present MME. YALE and Her Famous Physical Culture and Beauty Entertainment.

Music. TICKETS COMPLIMENTARY Drug Sundry Department Wall papering in full swing. large force of paper hangers, paper cleaners and painters now at work. Don't forget the place. H.

JESSE MILLER 801 Locust St. (Corner Store). ROTH NEEDS MONEY MORE THAN SCHOOLS Man Who Finds 850 Says School Fund Will Never See It, and Quits Justice Office. 'Tis an ill wind that blows no good," quoth John Roth as he entered the law offices of Justice Van Llew this morning. accompanied by a smile which lighted the whole room.

"You see it's this way," explained Roth. Just got let out this morning at the mines and was coming down the street when I picked up this here wallet. Fifty dollars altogether in that roll. What will I have to do to keep it, Justice Van Liew Informed Roth that under the law the money would in time be turned over to the school fund. "The school fund will never see this ntty," explained Roth, as he left the office.

"I need it worse than the school fund does." New Apartment House. A two story brick apartment house to cost 88,000 is being erected at 1609-1611 Center street by E. 0. and Ada G. Hulsizer.

The building will be ready for occupancy about June BOYS TELL OF NAVY CRUISE William Shackelford and Fred Van Aken Now in Des Moines. HAD GREAT TIME ON LONG TRIP Young Men Say They Were Treated Royally in All Countries. William Shackelford and Fred Van Aken, the first two boys who went around the world with the fleet to arrive in Des Molnes, came into the city last night straight from Boston. The two boys were on the ship New Jersey and left with the fleet in December, 1907, when It started on its 45.000-mile trip, They landed at Boston Tuesday morning and were given a furlough for sixteen days, coming direct from there to see their familles here. Shackelford is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lincoln Shackelford, who live in Crocker Woods. Van Aken 18 the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Van Aken of 1201 Forest avenue. When he arrived in Des Molnes last night it was to find that his father and mother had gone to Iowa City for a few days. He followed them there this morning. Sitting on a bench in the Rock Island station this morning while he was waiting for the train that was to take him to see his father and mother in Iowa City, young Van Aken told of the glori0118 trip around the Horn, up the west ern coast and then the return.

back through the Indian ocean, through the Suez canal and the Atlantic ocean to the final end of the voyage at Hampton Roads. Were Treated Royally. ManY could had one of said the Van finest Aken. times "Ev- a ery port we stopped in we were treated as 1f we were the kings of the earth. Over in Japan, for I suppose you want to know how the Japs treated us, we owned the whole country.

We landed at Yokahoma and say, maybe we didn't have a time, They gave us a big reception and a grand feast with all you could eat and drink, and that's what makes 8 hit with the sailor boy. Everything was free. Well, It was that way every place we stopped any way, but over there where we really didn't expect much we got everything there was. They had barrels of wine and beer and champagne and all kinds of drinks you never heard of. When a man from the fleet went into the houses over there all the Japanese in the place would set up a great cheer and the bartender or whatever he is in their lingo would set up the drinks for the whole crowd in the place.

The sailor's money was not good for anything any place. The people of every country we visited treated 118 the same way. Down in Australia thes couldn't have shown any greater respect to the American flag than they did. But say, I want to tell you something on the sly. When we salled Into the harbor of Yokahoma there were just eighteen Japanese ships of war lying over on the starboard side of the port.

They were painted In war color, slate color you know. and they were there for business. You could see if we had started anything out of the usual programme they would have been prepared for us. Visit Pyramids On Camels. "When we reached Suez on the way back I was one a party of thirty-five men from our ship who left the boat and went over to Cairo on camels.

We left early in the morning and rode to Cairo in about four hours. The way they travel 19 something ferce. They gO along in a skippity-hop sideways and backward jump gallop and before you are fairly started you have landed nt your destination. We looked over Cairo and then went down to see the Pyramida and the Sphyrx. That was a great time.

We 9a. the Needles Eye and everything else that was worth noticing. We were gone from the ship just two days and the trip cost each of us Just $1.60. We joined the ships at Port Said and then went through the Mediterranean. Admiral Sperry took his ship and went over to Sicily to see the ruins at Messina.

He took along cargo of supplies for the sufferers and do you know they fairly depleted our stock. We had half rations until we got back to Boston. We were glad to help out the poor people even if we didn't get much to eat after It. Glad to Get Home. "When we galled into Hampton Roads maybe you think we weren't glad to get back.

It was A cold, foggy morning. Our ship was the seventh in the column. The Nebraska was the frat one ahead of us, and the Georgia, the flagship of our squadron, WAS in front of it. The New Jersey is in the second squadron. Well.

with those six other ships ahead of us we could hardly walt until we landed. It certainly does seem queer to be way out here in Des NO SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT Attorney General Byers and Supreme Court Are Not at Outs. as Commonly Believed. Members of the supreme court and the legal department at the state house have been enjoying themselves during the last few days over the rumors that have been floating about that there were serious difterences of opinion between the court and Attorney General Byers with respect to the authority over the historical department. The fact is that the judges and the executive council joined in referring the question to the attorney general.

And so the attorney general has not reversed the supreme court. INFANT DAUGHTER OF FRANK DUNN DIES Ten- Months-Old Child Succumbs to Complication of Diseases at Home Near Grimes. Mildred Marie Dunn, the 10-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn, living near Grimes, this morning at her father's home.

Death was caused by complication of diseases. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the First Christian church of Grimes, and burial will be made 11n the Grimes cemetery. SEND 12 CENTS POSTAGE For book entitled "The Overland Route to the Road of a Thousand Wonders." A highly Interesting history. A beantiful portrayal in colors of the wonderful scenery along the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Electric Block Signal protection--the sate road to travel.

Address, J. W. TURTLE, T. P. A 813 West Fifth St.

Dee Molnes, In. Marriage, License Record. Name and Residence. Age. George W.

Darr. St. Rachel J. Swain, Des Henry Lehman Very 111. Henry Lehman is critically 111 at his home in North Des Moines.

Mra. man returned home only a few days ago, where she was seriously IlL CITY BRIEFS DISMISSES Justice Frisk yesterday dismissed the case of the Iowa Iron and Metal company against Andy Applegafe of Dexter. Applegate accused of selling under false pretenses, FIVE DAYS FOR George Marlin, arrested last week charged with stealing a revolver, was sentenced to five days the county jail yesterday afternoon in police, court, on a charge of larceny. FILL, -ROAD, -The undertakers who started the fight to get the road filled along Polk boulevard 50 a8 to make Glendale cemetery accessible, have secured their wishes as Councilman MacVicar yesterday ordered Jerry O'Leary to fIll in the low places along the street. PERFORMS DIFFICULT L.

Kime of Des Moines is another man who has performed the difficult feat of climbing the high flag-staff on the Fleming building. Mr. Kime was awarded the contract of painting the flag-staff and has just completed the work. GEORGE HERE. -Mai.

Charles George, who. until his court martial a year of 50 ago, was in charge of the recruiting office here, was in Des Moines last night visiting friends. He la on his way to New Mexico to become the head of a military department of a territorial school. GIVE FREE DRILLS. -The Second cavalry is giving its weekly free exhibition of riding drills at the riding hall at Fort Dea Moines today, The drill started at 8 o'clock this morning and continued until noon.

They will start at 1 o'elock again and continue until 4 o'clock. The regimental band will also give a concert. BIG CONTRACT TO ERIE FIRM. Contract was awarded yesterday through Proudfoot Bird to the Erie City Iron works of Erie for the construction of the $10.000 electric light and power plant to be built at the county jail. The concract price was $10,750.

The new plant will De used for- lighting purposes and will furnish power for the elevators. GRANTED CHANGE OF VENUE.Otto Kuchara, the druggist arrested in his place of business, 420 East Walnut street Monday, charged with selling cocaine without a. prescription, WAS granted a change of venue in police court yesterday afternoon. The case will come up for hearing before Justice Zell Roe. No assignment has yet been made.

HORSE FALLS IN -A valuable horse belonging to Joe Anson, living on Pelton avenue. fell into an open mete: pit south of the brewery yesterday morning. Every means was exhausted by half hundred excited Italians to extricate him from the trap without avail. Humane Officer. Eckles was notified and with the aid of a horde of shovelers dug a trench through which the animal wag able to walk out.

GIVE Grant club gave a luncheon this noon in honor of Prof. Henry A. Sanders of the Univerof the University of Iowa. Tonight the sity of Michigan A and Prof. C.

H. Weller two professors will be entertained at dinner by Dean and Mrs. Haggard at 2611 Kingman boulevard. Tonight Professor Weller will lecture at Sherman place on Freer Manuscripts Which Were Found in 1907." SEE LEGISLATURE. Representative Grier Deep Water, Powshiek county, entertained thirteen young people from his county yesterday.

They took in the town and made a visit to the general assembly. Those in the party were: W. B. Coleman, Marion Cullesa, Lordine Forby, Forts Fahrney. Menzo Light, Lavina Goebel, Iva Hanawalt, Zona Clements, Elliott and Jennte Hill.

The party is at the Chamberlain. CHARGED WITH Wilson. teamster, was arrested yesterday by Special Humane Officer Johnston at East Fourth and Walnut street, charged with having sawed the bits through the mouth of his team until the blood ran from the entered gashed jaws into the gutters. He a plea of not guilty to charge of cruelty to animals preferred by Officer James Eckles, and was released under bond for hearing March 9. HOUSES IN NEW ADDITION.

-Contracts were let yesterday to Reay Errington by Witmer Kauffman for the the real estate firm. The new addition the Middlesex addition recently a opened by construction of four dwelling houses in lies to the north of Ingersoll avenue between Thirtieth and Thirty streets. There have been tent lots sold since the tract was opened a little over a month ago. There is a building restriction of $2.500 attached to the sale of each piece of property. A GUN of the five Polanders arrested by Detective Delmege and Roundaman Newell Monday night for discharging revolvers at the residence of one of their countrymen in Gilbertown, were released at a hearing in police court yesterday afternoon.

A. Leviski, the man said to have been responsible for the riot. was held. however, on A charge of disturbing the quiet of a family, He entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to nine days in the city jail. CONVENTIONS IN JUNE.

-The dates for the conventions of the six Epworth league districts of the state have been announced. They all in June and are: Atlantic district, Stuart, June 14-16; Chariton, Cordon, June 18-20: Council Bluffs, Sidney, June Creston. Lenox, June 17-18: Des Moines. Colfax. June 14-16.

The speakers will be Bishops Quayle and Spellmeyer, Dr. C. B. Spencer. editor of the Central Christian Advocate, secretary of the educational boards.

Rev. a Mr. Jacobs of Silver City and Rev. C. L.

Nye. Announcements. The Frisble club will meet with Miss Flora Nichols, 1412 Center street, Saturday afternoon. At the meeting of the library board yesterday afternoon it was voted to allow the Camera club to hold its exhibit at the city library. G.

I. A. to the B. O. L.

E. will give 8 social afternoon Sunday, March 7. at the Odd Fellow hall at o'clock. All B. 0.

L. E. men and their wives are cordially invited to attend. The new consolidated council of Iowa has received its charter and will hold its 6.6 Locust street. All Knights and Laregular meeting tonight In Eagles' hall, dies of Security are Invited to attend the unvelling of the new charter.

"My three-year-old boy was badly constipated, had a high fever and was in an awful condition. gave him two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative and the next morning the fever was gone and he was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxative saved his A. Wolkush, Casimer, Wis. Sold by all druggists.

Hair Dressing Wilkins Store Third Floor. The best equipped and most up-to-date hair dressing and beauty parlor in the state is conducted on the third floor of the Wilkins Store by Mrs. Mary M. Kohn, assisted by Miss Handley, formerly with Younker Brothers. A complete line of the famous hair goods is carin stock.

Ladies who appreciate excellent service are urged to visit this parlor. Wilkina 'Store -Third Floor, HELP WANTED--MALE. (Continued.) MEN--Learn barber trade; tools and diplomas given. Few weeks completes. Iowa Barber College.

Dee Moines, Ia. WANTED A STREET hustler for The Register and Leader and Evening Tribune. Apply to city circulation. WANTED A gentleman clerk fore general store: state experience and reference. Lock Box 356, Manning, Ia.

YQUNG men, $3 to $5 per day, work at home: send dime for particulars. Chas, S. Nourse, Estherville, Ia. TAILOR wanted to help foreman, steady work year round. Balley Tailoring 7th and Mulberry, COATMAKERS wanted; best workshop Iowa.

Union prices. L. M. Dorum, Charles City. Ia.

MAN AND WIFE wanted to work on farm; good wages. J. O. McKenna, Correctionville, la. EXPERIENCED barber wanted by the 15th of March.

W. E. Dutoit, Woodward, Box 151. WANTED- Barber at once: must be first class man. Address Robt.

Penn, Estherville, Iowa. 37 WANTED -First class soda fountain man. Inquire West Kitchen, E. 5th and Locust. ALL AROUND baker, steady job, state wages: no boozer.

Address G-224 care this paper. ADVANCE agent for road, State age and salary. care this paper. BOY to make himself generally useful. Bailey Talloring 7th and Mulberry.

WANTED--Young man for lunch room; experience unnecessary; 418 Walnut. WANTED- Barber at E. Walnut St. Call between 8 and 9 this morning. SOLICITOR on new proposition; easy seller; 511 Manbattan.

EYES TESTED FREE- Glasses 50c a week. People's, 316 6th, 2nd floor. x39 WANTED--Patent office draughtsman. Orwig Lane, Crocker Bldg. HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED Stenographer for Sunday and Monday of each week. Work light, experience necessary. State references. Address C-286, care this paper. WANTED mending.

-Young Best. women of to do Inspectwages. Apply Des Moines Hosiery Mills, East 28th and Dean Ave. 0214 WANTED -A competent lady stenographer; give. reference and telephone number.

A Address 292 care this paper. MILLINERY apprentices wanted: reasonable prices to beginners. The Ladies Emporium, 820 Walnut. WANTED -Reliable midde-aged lady to keep house for widower with small family, Address F-233, care this paper. LADY CLERK for general store.

State age, experience, wages wanted. Address G-263, care this paper. WANTED -Competent girl for general housework. Mrs. Jack Hood, 2806 Cottage Grove.

Mut. phone 8133-F. GIRLS to sew on coats, finishing: steady work, union scale. Bailey Tailoring 7th and Mulberry. GIRL, steady to pull bastings and bast garments, work.

good wages. Bailey Tailoring 7th and Mulberry, WANTED- Woman for general a housework housekeeper. Apply mornings or evenings. 913 7th St. A GIRL to assist with general housework.

Norwegian preferred. Apply 1805 Arlington Ave. AN ELDERLY lady for light housework: small wages and good home. 118 East 24th St. WANTED--German or Swede; small family, good wages.

Call 1411 11th 3909 Iowa. GIRLS wanted for artificial flower making. Hulsizer 619 Mulberry St. WANTED -Lady demonstrator. Address W.

W. Robison. General Delivery. TWENTY girls between 14 and 18 years of age at 921 West Locust St. stand.

Call at 305 8th EXPERIENCED girl to Adlerk in cigar WOMAN to canvass on big money maker. 511 Manhattan, WOMAN dishwasher wanted. Iowa Hotel Cafe, 124 4th St. HELP WANTED -Male or Female. WANTED -Lodge organizers, either sex.

good pay. Address Box 819 Des Moines. WANTED-SALESMEN. WANTED--An energetic salesman, capable of handling town and country trade and one who could assume the management of a district; prefer men between 30 and 40 years old: good opening for right man. Address 0-240, care this paper.

SALESMEN want a few live men to sell a high class specialty to business men: if you are not werth $10 a day don't apply: there is room only for the men can make good. The Barnett 2d floor Marquardt Bldg. 314 WANTED -Good, Iowa and rehable adjoining salesmen states. to References given and required. Safety Fire Escape Britt, SALESMEN -Just a good pocket side line to business men only; no scheme or money down.

Address H. C. Hardesty, Moines, -Experienced salesman with established territory, Address with references P. SeT Box 454. CIGARS and post cards.

217 Marquardt. WANTED--AGENTS. FARMER agents with driving teams wanted: big money for winter months: also opportunity for permanent profitable business; experience unnecessary. write Great Western Accident Association, Des Moines, Iowa. AGENTS WANTED -In Iowa.

Illinois and Wisconsin for kerosene and alcohol mantle lamps, alcohol stoves, irons and supples, Write for circular. Towa Incandescent Lamp Radcliffe, Iowa. WE can use a few more good live agents for South Dakota land. Address MackMoulin Land Miller, S. D.

YOUR name and address tinselled on highly embossed post cards, 10c; 9 for 25c. Douma Alton. Ia. Multiplying commissions, male agents; new goods; new plan. 121 I.

L. bldg. SIX agents wanted. 910 6th Ave. WANTED- SITUATIONS.

PAPERING and paintia paper furnished if desired at cost from 2c per roll up; borders same price as paper; work guaranteed. 840 West Seventh Iowa phone 5223. WANTED--Employment in some line of business by college graduate with perience in the clothing and lumber references. Address care this paper. WANTED-Position as clerk In general store: six years' experience: can furnish references.

Address Box 187W. St. Charles, la. YOUNG lady, bookkeeper wants good paying position; good references furnished: good penman. Address F-288, care this paper.

025 SITUATION wanted (Japanese) as cook or houseman. C. Fgeter, 427 Grand ave. POSITION by graduate nurse in doctor's office. Address R-226 care this paper.

ALL ROUND painter destres position immediately. R-260 care this paper. LADY wants position A3 housekeeper. Write or call. 3708 4th St.

WANTED Iowa washing 2847-R-2. and ironing 87 to WANTED- -Washing to take home. Ia. 5296. LOST AND FOUND.

LOST -Large rug and two smaller ones, near 28th and Woodland. Call Electric Carpet Clenning Co. and get reward. Iowa phone 793. Mutual 925.

LOST -On or near W. Grand, A large yellow leather suit case. Return to R. H. Craig, Sabin hotel.

and receive reward. TELEPHONE us all empty packers. Blue Point Packing Co. 810 ROOMMATE WANTED. Roommate by young man of good habits: modern house, close in.

Call Mut. 7810-F. WANTED- A neat, refined young man as room mated. 421 W. 3rd.

St. BUSINESS PERSONALS. Typewriters For Rent Any make desired. Rent applied if purchased. Special low rates for 5-month periods or longer.

Write for large gain list of machines and lowest terms. B. F. Swanson Inc. 210 Fifth Des Moines.

Ia. 01039 WE MOVE FURNITURE--If vou move this spring employ our service; 1h4 best in the city and the cheapest. WARE TRANSFER STORAGE 115 Grand. Both phones. When You Need a Plumber call on us.

Work done when promised. Edwin Cutier 609-11, Chestnut St. Both phones. INSIST On having Marshall's horseradish; none purer; none better. 0217 MASON'S FASTER WIRE FRAMES.

READY. EXPERT upholstering. 103 E. Grand; Ia. 1107-M.

BOARD AND ROOM. Room and board in private family for refined couple with 5-yearold girl. References. Address Z-289, care this paper. TO RENT -Furnished Rooms.

VERY pleasant large furnished room, private family, modern home, suitable for 2 ladies or man and wife. Would not object to very light housekeeping. 1217 E. 12th St. Mutual 749F East.

MODERN nicely furnished front room with separate outside entrance in private family, $10; gentlemen preferred. Address 1614 6th or call Mutual 8120-L. FOR RENT -Large furnished room with alcove and closet. furnace heat, gas and bath with or without board in private family. 1309 East Grand ave.

FIRST CLASS housekeeping rooms; cool in summer and steam heated in winter. Columbia block. East Locust. STEAM heated nicely furnished front room; alcove, closet; very desirable for 2 or 3. 1428 Locust St.

HOUSEKEEPING rooms, modern, furnished, gas range. Mrs. James, 707 4th St. 37 in; NEWLY home fur. mod.

rooms. desirable, close cooking. 721 7th; Ia. 4889. MODERN housekeeping rooms; single or en 1 suite; gas stove.

811 W. 14th. 38 ROOM in residence: clean: no children; 2 baths; walking distance. Box 156. FURNISHED or unfurnished front rooms for rent.

$12 Pleasant. STRICTLY first class modern furnished rooms. 511 Locust St. 313 ONE furnished front room; modern. 833 10th St.

MOD. steam htd rooms. Adair, 717 4th, Mut 1888. LIGHT lousekeeping rooms at 1735 9th. TO RENT--Unfurnished Rooms.

TWO EAST front rooms, modern for light housekeeping. $7. Inquire 321 W. 4th. St.

TO RENT--Houses. 8 rooms, strictly modern, finely 10- cated $30.00 9 room. modern. close 22.00 00 room. partly modern, close 20.00 room.

walking 12.00 room and 2 baths, strictly modern, excellent. 50.00 5 rooms and bath, fine 18.00 6 room, laundry and barn, close 14.00 The above is a few of the many places we have for rent. If you want a house come and see us. We have a man constantly in the field and can get you anything you want. Miller, Real Estate Suite 11.

Trostel Blk. and Locust Towa Phone 5186. FOR RENT -Cottage, five rooms and bath: new furnace. splendid location, nice lawn. shade, paved street; N.

W. city. Call Mut. 7582-B. 9-R.

HOUSE. modern, close in, $30. H. R. Miller 720 la.

L. T. Bldg. Mut. 1517 FOR RENT -Seven room modern dwelling: newly papered at No.

1715 Linden street: key at first door east. $20. Lowell Chamberlain. POLK -Houses ESTATE, 607 Mulberry St. 01013 693 19th st.

9 R. $35 134 Franklin st, 6 $10 IOWA LOAN TRUST CO. FOR RENT-9-room de strictly modern house; water heat: automobile barn. Mills Perry, Youngerman blk. EIGHT Room house; excellent; modern: location and neighborhood walking distance.

Dr. Carter, both phones. FOR RENT-Eight-room house, 724 Third modern; $80. Inquire Charles Hewitt Sons Co. NEW modern 7-room house.

Call 702 20th St. or see Cruzan 200 W. Walnut St. FOR RENT -Good room house, 1416 W. Grand.

Apply Joe Goodbarn, Gas Co. office. STRICTLY modern seven room house, near Drake university. Mutual phone 7302-L. TWO MODERN 8 room houses, north Des Moines.

just vacated. 511 Manhattan. FOR RENT-7 room house, modern, $15. 1125 3rd st. Ainsworth.

6 News Arcade. MODERN house and barn; 1609 Sixth Ave. Inquire 1008 W. 8th. MODERN house, Univ.

Place: 9 rooms; $35. Mutual 1689. Boarding house, 9th Mulb. Mut. $120-B.

MODERN 6 room. 1616 E. $18. TO RENT -Flats. 3103 University Just completed, beautifully finished, conven.

arranged, a delightful location. W. H. King. agent, Room 1, Main Drake Univ.

023 FOR RENT--Modern downtown flat: enquire of Mrs. Chambers, No. 5, Vernon Block, over 815 Locust references required. 025 NEW FLATS -Surprising reductions in rent to right parties; hot water heat, walking distance. Kramer, 411 Walnut.

FINE 6-room flat in J. B. apartments, 1034 7th occupants leaving city, Enquire Mrs. G. A.

Nelson. MODERN five room flat, close in. H. H. Lantz, 200 Youngerman Blk.

87 HANDSOME apartments on West Grand ave. Mutual phone 8179-L. CHOICE flat in the Brighton, Eighth and School. See Janitor. FIVE Room flat; 611 Chestnut; see Perkins, 611 Mulberry.

MODERN 8 room fint, 819 W. 6th St. Call 205 W. 24 St. CHOICE TIAZ.

Inq. 1004 9th: references. FOUR ROOM FLAT, 1506 High. Mut. 108.

Small suite, bath. Florentine, 7th Locust. Norman Apartments. TO RENT-Store Rooms. ROOM formerly occupied by Risser Music at 823 Walnut Street.

Hatton-McCutchen Agency 308 5th St. Mutual phone 338, la. 961-M FOR RENT- -The only vacant store room in the best city for its size in Iowa, W. Heiss, Perry, Ta. SECOND floor 412 Locust Witmer de Kauffman.

Manhattan Bldg. ROOM at 218 Locust. H. Coggeshall. 207 Crocker Bldg 211 WEST 9th -20 x60 or 40x60.

TO RENT-Office Rooms. NEW GOOD BLOCK--Choice offices, $100 to 8300 per annum: building entirely renovated: new elevators. Apply room 522 FOR -Desk room, 316 Century lowa 1042. Our basement for rent. Frankel Clo.

Co. TO RENT-Business Property. FOR RENT-Butcher, bakery and barber shop, Iowa 191RL, I. Sargent, TO RENT-Acreage. EIGHT room house with acre, near Fort Des Moines car line: $15.00 per month.

Edwin Proctor, 503 Manhattan Bldg. 321 IMPROVED nine acres near interurban; over half in bearing fruit; would sell. 975 25th Des Moines, Ia. TO RENT-Farms. FARM FOR RENT-160 acre and 320 acre improved farms, cash or grain rent.

Box 292. Gowrie, Ia. FOR RENT! SALE CHEAP! Small farm in Boone county. Box 1044, Des Moines. GlobeWernicke "ELASTIC BOOKCASE is the original and only perfect sectional bookcase made.

The doors are nonbinding, dust-proof, operate on roller bearings, and positively cannot get out of order. Bases furnished with or without drawers. Call and see them, or send for catalog with interior views showing them artistically arranged in library, parlor, den, hall, etc. No. 105 is the catalogue to ask for.

DAVIDSON'S IOWA'S URNITURE STORE 412-414-416-418 WALNUT-ST. LICHTY'S 605 EAST LOCUST Both Phones 20 lbs. Granulated 8 bars White Laundry With Orders Best Northern Flour $1.50 Best Western Flour, sack. $1.38 Best Bakers' Flour, sack $1.20 Pure Buckwheat, SUNKIST ORANGESChoice Small Navels, 15c Cholce Medium Navels, Extra Large Navels, 33c 2 pkgs. Seeded Raisins 15c lbs.

Loose Raisins 2 lbs. Vanilla 2 lbs Fig Cookies. Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 6 Ibs. Small 6 lbs. Clean Broken Quart Jar Olives REGISTER AND LEADEREVENING TRIBUNE WANT AD RATES.

GUARANTEED COMBINED LATION OVER 52.000. WANT ADS (ALL ADS APPEAR IN BOTH PAPERS.) One cent a word each day. No ad less than 10 cents a day. HELP WANTED-MALE. WANTED REPRESENTATIVES thoroughly acquainted with the gents' furnishing trade in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Minnesota to handle a first class, wellknown line of suspenders in each of the above states.

Address Room 34, 164 Federal Boston, Mass. Physician Wanted AR office assistant. office work only: good salary to right party. Must be young. bright and energetic.

Apply Dr. 0. Young. Watrous Des Moinee, Iowa. YOUNG men for railway mail service; exam.

in Des Moines May 15; intending applicants should begin preparation at once: sample questions and "How Government Positions are sent free. Inter-State Schools, 690 Iowa Cedar Rapids, Ia. WANTED -Young married man for coachman and to do general work about house and yard, also a young man from eighteen to twenty- to work in undertaking house. None need apply unless having first class references. L.

Harbach, 302 So. 5th St. WANTED AT ONCE-5 men for all summer's Job; good wages; married man on farm. Apply Des Moines Employment office, 220 Commercial 6th and Mulberry. WANTED- Married man to work on farm by month or year: close to school: good wages.

Reference required. Address Box 89, R. F. D. No.

1, Patterson, Jowa. 37 Tailors Wanted TWO COAT MAKERS AT ONCE. Holmes Ames, Iowa. WANTED- Ten more nonunion bricklayers at Fort Russell. Cheyenne.

Wyo. 75 cents per hour. Long job. Atkinson Brothers, Contractors. WANTED Clean young man to buy halt Interest and manage one of best suburban drug stores Des Molnes.

Box 795, Des Moines. WANTED--Party to run boarding house in brickyard; about ten steady boarders. See H. Tondreau nt Goldstone Hotel evenings. WANTED -A frat class white waiter.

Apply Gaston's French Restaurant, in the old Grant club quarters, 5th and Grand. HARNESSMAKER WANTED Steady job for good mechanic. Man with family preferred. L. E.

Gell, Glenwood, JowA, BARBER wanted, must be first class, no boozer or cigarette fiend need apply, Good wages. D. A. Liebernett, Stratford, la. WANTED- -Managers in every state to place our capital stock and Insurance.

Midland Life Insurance St. Paul, Minn. WANTED-Reg. pharmacist April 1. Good habits, young.

Work light. $80.00. Send ref. and age first letter. Address F-284.

care this paper. and Tornado Insurance solleltors Hail ability- reen fields -TOP contract. L. A. Wiweke, Cherokee.

WANTED -Experienced foreman for tile factory. Must understand burning. Harper Brick Tile Works. Harper, In. WANTED -A man stenographer and Assistant bookkeeper.

Apply in own handwriting. Address Y-294. care this paper. WANTED -Tailor: pants or vest maker, piece Steady Job to right party. V.

T. Brown. Eldora, In. LEARN barber trade. Tri-City Barber College, 302 East Walnut, Des Moines.

TO RENT -Barns. 320 ACRE farm. Clarke county, well improved, good land. $3 per acre. H.

E. Chapin. 404 Utica Bldg. FOR RENT Good barn. 1041 Sixth Ave.

STOCK TO WINTER. STOCK WINTERED at 50th University Ave. Ia. ph. 2444-R-5.

M. A. Fisher. WANTED TO RENT. IF YOU have a house to rent list with us.

It costs you nothing until we get you a tenant, which we do in short order. We have a long list of parties registered for houses. We may have just the one for your house Miller, Real Estate Suite 11. Trostel Blk. 6th and Locust towa Phone 5186.

WANTED About 3 heated unfurnished for light housekeeping by business woman and daughter. Private having yard preferred, walking distance. 939 13th St. 37 WE WANT your houses to rent. Have more calls than we can supply.

C. M. Closson Co. Observatory Bldg. Iowa 915.

WANTED suite of three modern rooms for three gentlemen. Reasonable rent. Good locality. Address K-244, care this paper. A ALL MODERN, 6 room house; state 10- cation, condition and price.

Address 0-282 care this paper. WANTED-7-room, strictly modern house before April 1st; desirable tenant. Mutual 8050-L. WANTED-80 or 160 acres by experlenced farmer. Address John Perry, Dayton, Iowa.

WANTED A 5 room modern flat: moderate price. Address 211 care this paper. WANTED To share office with reliable parties. Address 292. care this paper.

COTTAGE, north or west city. 511 Manhattan, Mutual 1689. WANTED TO BUY. IF YOU have anything to sell or trade list with us, we can match any trade. Have buyers for city homes, acreage and vacant lots.

What have you? Miller, Real Estate Suite 11, Trostel Blk. 6th and Locust Iowa Phone 5186. WANTED TO BUY-Second hand Natonal cash register, also floor show cases for dry goods department. Send full description and price. Address P-237, care this paper.

desk, also couple good roll top desks. Give description and price first letter. Address X-209 care this paper. WANTED -Moving picture machine, seconce. Roy A.

Goggin, Estherville, Ia. ond hand. Send full particulars at WANTED Second hand phaeton or buggy in good condition. Will pay cash for bargain. Phone 4576 Iowa.

WANTED-20 mules, not over 6 years old. weighing at least 1,200 Ibs. Address 0-283 care this paper. WANTED TO BUY, small safe in good order. Dr.

O. A. Young, Watrous Block, Des Moines, Iowa. WANTED -Nat. Cash Register: good order and cheap.

Herrington, 817 Walnut; Mutual 606 Main. WE BUY and sell furniture and stoves. Empire second hand store. 716-718 Grand Ave. WANTED Stock merchandise for cash.

Address Box 510, Mason City, Ia. WE BUY and sell furniture. "Favorite Furniture Store," 207 Walnut, Ia. 285-J. HIGHEST prices for furniture.

Red Star Store, 717 Grand. Ia. 1109-X; Mut. 7213-L WE BUY and sell furniture. Majestic Furniture Store, 617 Grand.

Ia. 1577-M. CASH OR EXCHANGE for 2d hand furniture. Yankee Store, 608 Grand; both ph. FINANCIAL.

FARM and city loans, lowest rates, short time notes, accounts and mortgages bought for cash. Stillman Scott, 618 Loan and Trust Bldg. Iowa phone 1720, Mutual Main 1112. MONEY TO -Real Estate. Money Loaned On Real Estate GOOD FIRST MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE LOANS FOR SALE.

The Hatton-McCutchen Agency 808 8th St. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE -Get our rates of interest and terms of payment before borrowing elsewhere. IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. REAL ESTATE LOANS promptly made. First mortgages for gale.

PercivalPorter 506 Locust 2nd floor. CHATTEL AND SALARY LOANS. LOANS TO EVERYBODY. ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS, We make it as easy A8 possible for honest people to do buetness with us. We appreciate the fact that every person of pride desires to keep their personal affairs private, and we can promise and guarantee to such absolute confidence in all transactions conducted with us.

Our rates 8. are the GORDON, lowest in the 304 Century 517 W. Walnut St. Ia. 1486 J.

Mut. 7454 L. PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN SALARY OR CHATTEL EASY PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL ADDRESS BOX 988 $10 to $1,000 loaned on chattels and collateral securities; lowest possible rates; easiest terms: business private. SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (Inc.) A.

Adler, Pres. 20 years in loan business. 812-313 Utica Bldg. Both phones. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE And others upon their own name, without security; easy payments.

Offices in 66 principal cities. Save yourself money by getting my terms first. D. H. Tolman.

285 Commercial south of walting room. LOANS on real estate, chattels and salaries. Notes bought. Room 306 Youn- german B1k. FOR SALE- SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Farmers, Take Notice We have for sale a number of Large Casks of nbout 200 or 300 Gallon Capacity. These Casks will make fine cisterns or watering tanka, being made of solid MAhogany wood, heavily bound with iron hoops. Prouty 3rd Bowler and Soap Company, E. Market Dea Moines, Iowa FURNITURE and lease of 13 room house all newly furnished; furniture practically new; occupied; close In: all rooms permanentK 274 care this both paper. phones 63 address 50 K.

W. direct connected engine and generator, high grade, never used, gain 317 price. Iowa Machinery Supply Court Des Moines. MOTIOGRAPH and other moving machines, both new and second picture hand. Film Independent Exchange, film 321 service Des Moines Century Building FOR Brick SALE Cheap.

An E. M. Freese and Tile machine, and a 30-horse Hunt. power engine and boiler. Address A.

D. Hampton, Ta. FOR SALE -Choice millet quantity, delivered promptly. hay Room in any 306 1432 oF Youngerman East 687K. Bik.

Mutual phones Main.