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P. 1. INDEX TO CLASSIFIES ADVERTISE HINTS AGENTS WANTED AVTT RIIKS APARTHE3NT3 AND FLAT BOARDrNG BUSINESS CHANCE3 BUILDING MATBRIAL, BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED COUNTRY HOMES COUNTRY BOARD CURIOS. OLD COINS. DOGS.

BIRDS AND PETS "EDUCATIONAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR EXCHANGE FACTORIES AND HOUSES. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS HORSES AND VEHICLES HELP WANTED FEMALE HOUSES AND ROOM3 WANTED INVESTMENTS INVESTMENT PROPERTIES lint: STOCK LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN LOAN OFFTCEf. IXIAKS OVREAU ESTATE MACHINERY MOTORCYCLES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MANUFACTURING SITES MISCELLANEOUS WANTS MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OFFICES FOR RENT PATENTS if PIANOS POULTRY PERSONALS PARTNERS WANTED ROOM3 FOR RENT 1 i 1 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY.

JUNE 16, 1913 14 SECTION' TWO 12 7 Main Sheet 27 ......5 41 a 13 vt 13 Main Sheet 26-27 REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SAFES SUMMER BOARD SUMMER COTTAGES SEWING MAgHlNBS 5.TonFSFOR IJEXI Salesmen wanted situations wanted male situations wanted female typewriters wearing apparel Carafes and Jars 6 7 11-12 18-S-lO-ll v5 8-4 7 ..1 13 14 Main 6het 26 8 14 13 .....15 8 8 7 4-5 "..12 ii Main Sheet 28 ..12 2 Sheet 27 ..13 13 7 8 6 14 7 .1. 8 6 13 6 XEOPABD BITES HTJNTEB. SFECIAI. CABLE TO THS BXQCIBXB. London.

June 14. Maurice Harbord. aon of the Honorable Mrs. Harbord. 'of Swaff-ham.

and nephew of Lord- Suffleld, la seriously ill in East Africa, having been severely bitten by -a leopard while hunting. Mr. Harbord served Jn the Boer War as Captain in the First Imperial Light Horse, and lias been Of the Johannesburg town police. Mr. Harbord rendered services for -which lie received a medal and clasp, with a commendatory message from the British Government.

J(eep Food or Drink Hot or Cold Without Fire, Ice or Trouble The Bottle That Keeps Hot Things Hot 24 Hours, Cold- Things Cold Three Days. When traveling, motoring, "going to work," hunting or fishing take along prepared refreehrnenta in an ICY-HOT Lunch Kit, all ready to serve hot or cold. Keep baby's milk hot or cold, clean and pure all night. An Icy-Hot by the bed saves getting up. Imagine the pleasure of opening the BOTTLE, pouring out steamim? hot or icy cold drinks; opening an Icy-Hot JAR, serving hot food or ice cream at just the same temperature as when you put them in hours before.

On your dinner table the Carafe (cold water bottle) harmonizes with finest silverware. Insist on Having the ICY-HOT. Many' Exclusive Superior Features. LLtlpffl rsciAL cor.REjpoypK.vcrur is xQni. New Tork.

June 14. The city is full of buyers from all over the country, and you. will find that they make their renins Tlaces at the same hotels year after year. T)n man' found a new clerk at the desk, the first change at the hotel in many when he went to leave his money with him as usual, for he was mortally afraid of helng robbed and dklnol care to carry more with him than he needed. This time he gave the clerk a hundred-dollar bill, kept another in his pocket and -'placed the rest in a A few days later, having ppcnt his cash in hand, he asked the xlerk for the hundred dollars he had given him to place In the safe.

"What hundred dollars?" asked the clerk. "You -nver gave me no 'hundred dollars." The "visitor insisted trrtrrlTe had. The clerk asked to fee the receipt. "I have never taken a receipt in all the years I have been oming to this hotel; it was never necesj-ary." Much upset, yet not wanting to make a fuss tn the hotel, our friend went- to a friend. lawyer.

"1 tell you what to do. Get another bill: take a friend" with you and go back to the hotel; tell the clerk you had made a mistake and hand him the bill In the presence of your friend; do not take the receipt; say you never, will so long as you patronize that hotel. Then corne back to me." He did as he was told and returned for further advice. On that he went back 'Accept No Substitute tot tie. $1.00 up.

Jar. fl.SO up. 1 Crfr. 85.00 op. lxok -for name ICY-HOT Bottom.

The Icy-Hot Bottle Company, 12 W. Second St, Cincinnati. to' the hotel by himself and asked for the bill. The clerk naturally handed It over. A day or so after he 'asked hjs friend to accompany him and went to the dek for the hundred-dollar bill.

The clerk was caught and gave Jt up without a word. Two days later he received a bill from his lawyer; It was for a hundred dollars! Some tradesmen. i by way of forcing busi ness; frequently send samples, of their mer chandise, together with a bill for the same. A doctor, who had been much annoyed by this, made up his TTllnd to be even with the next man who tried the trick. He had not to wait long.

A box of fine cigars arrived. with a bill for 3. The note w1tblthen "I have ventured to send, these; knowing you will enjoy and appreciate Item." The doctor kept the which were fine, and after a few days sent the follow ing: "I beg to enclose you prescription, with which I am- sure you will be as" pleased as I am with your cigars. My fee for a consultation Is $5: thus we are quits 8 Fancy fairs are all the rage at the present jnoment and we poor fellows are being- vic timised right and left. But what raj we do? How refuse a fair maiden, garbed the very incarnation of spring, when she encKantingly entreats you to buy at a fab-' ulous.

price something you don't want and never will have any uie for? But as soon 1 1 w. i I ins vaici. I J( I mi i utm pur-Chases. A buzz went around. How sweet of him.

He. surely had come spend oodles of cash. He stopped at a stall presided over by a very, pretty girl. "Oh." she said, "you will buy from us. won't you? Auntie and.

I havemade everything In It ourselves. There are cakes and cushlonsrcandies and foot warmers; and "All right." he-interrupted: "let me have one of everything. And do you. perhaps, sell too?" "Why certainly." she replied; "one dolls apiece." "Good. I'll take a faoxen" The girl stepped Jek.

"Auntie." Sne called out. "come here. Twelve kisses for this gentleman." For a', moment the bachelor waa dazed. Then he turned to the valet: this purchase, please." a The new foreman of the building department was named Dodgln. He went to work with a will and was much in favor of efficiency engineering.

Now one or two of the men objected to being worked arlilgh pressure during so and so many hours and one of them skulked off every afternoon and found a quiet corner where he could Indulge In a smoke and twenty minutes' nap. One day the foreman came across him TO BE CHOSEN BY LOT. PICIAL C1BLI TO TUB BKQClaSa. St. Petersburg.

June 14. The Minister of Instruction has issued an order that Jews admitted to the university here during the coming year must be chosen by lot. Hitherto they have been admitted according to their capacity. as shown by medals and certificates. I SEWING' MACHINES.

Por Sale. A. RARE BARGAIN Sinser drop-head; all i Micnmnn na leasona: latest sty.a: war ranted SO years; only V. is ii'JLSE, Liar centi AYMAN'8 BAM- av. ALL klndi of rebuilt slngmarhlne; W.

ft D-. New White. Singer, ail drop-heads, and In nm-class condition. Inquire R. J.

NAGLE, 123 W. FKth second floor. BARGAINS IN DROP-HEAD RE-PAIRING. GEORGE JOHNSON. 19 tlNE ST.

TEL. C. 1781 R. OPEN EVENINOS. OUR fifteenth annlVrsary clearance sale on fine aewlng machines for June.

July and August; S3S D. H. Singer. T. H.

White. 115; J20 New Modi-1 D. (20 Ii. H. Fashion.

12 box too, 1 cabinet Fashion. 7 box top Klna-ern. 1 New Hnne. 1 Wheeler A Wilton, 1 -Helpmate, 1 Standard, from IB to 112; lull Call or write C. A.

LUTHER isin Linn st. 8BWIXO MACHINES ALL KINDS. IN PERFECT WORKING ORDER, FROM $4 UP; BRAND-NEW DROP-HEAD STANDARD AND NEW HOME. 123 Bn EACH; SINGERS. WHITES.

DOMESTICS AND OTHER MAKES AT LOWEST PRICES. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF MACHINES AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. WORK GUARANTEED. WM. F.

FISCHER, 140R RACE ST. PHONE CANAL 434'J L. SEWING MACHINES Some that yon cannot get every day and never for such low prices. One drop-head automatic Singer, latest style. In beautiful golden Oak.

$16. One genuine Wilcox ac GIbbs automatio, 118. One Una drop-head Goodrich, 10 60. One Zlg-Zag Singer. Style 32-1'.

(14. One vertical hook Wheeler A- Wilson. $12. On latest Family Singer, shuttle machine, $8 CO. One totary White, with new attachments.

18. Brand-new drop-head Singers; large stock; low prices. HEGER, 1504 Race. cor. Fifteenth.

Established 1871. MACHINERY. For Sale. A BIG SPECIAL SALE IN REBUILT WOODWORKING MACHINERY Pony and D. B.

smgie; surfacers, planers and matchers; hand planers. 8, 12. single, double and triple drum Bandera. 32" hand saws, resaws. rip ana cross cut saws, tables, variety and universal saw tables and woodworkers, swing saws, wood lathes.

-10" moldera, power mortlser, fcc. ECONOMY MACH'Y 428 and 430 E. Pearl st. A BARGAIN Hoisting engines, foot continuous; concrete mixer, good as new, $625: road rollers, Thesr steam shovel, traction' wheels, Marlon shovel, standard gauge. derricks and fittings, electric hoists, concrete block machine, concrete burgles, snatch blocks.

Smith concrete mixers. KENNEDY SUPPLY 1127 Gilbert Cincinnati. C. 2907. ALL size tanks.

fiO.000 ft. wrot pipe, I beams, enameled Iron bath tubs; can be used for scalding hogs or water troughs; large foundry rattler, Urge casks. KLEIN CQfiN. 731 Reading A 2-CYL. 2-cycls Fox marina angina, 17 h.

9180. complete; h. p. 4-cyoI heavy duty for scow hull; 860. complete.

T. 8EHLHORST. 208 Was tarn Covington, Ky. In bis hiding- place; thejMappend not to have met before, and neither knew who the other ''Who axe you?" asked the foreman, shortly. "Pray -who are you to question me came the renly.

"I'm Dodgln the new foreman." The Idler smiled approvingly. "So am I. Let's go and have a drink." a The train from Coney Island was crowded the otherinight. mostly with a. party of men whtfTad evidently been down for ths evenTngT- One sank Into a corner and fell the rack over his head waa aj ber of the party.

ot the live-lv M-imtnrfrarn neened out and started on an exploring tour; Presently it reached the edge or tne oasjeet ana ten out, lanuing on the shoulder of the' sleeper, which It grasped We all held our breath, wondering what would happen next. The little man merely shook himself and mum- ble44 "Let go, Jane! I tell you I've been at the office all the evening." a a She was standing adjusting her frock be fore the mirror. He was In a cranky mood afnd snsppedjutT "I believe you'd like to stand all day changing your frocks." Yes." she said, serenely, "I would If I had enough frocks." Do you think anything la worse than to have one's wife constantly coaxing you for money?" Mtsband asked another. Yes," came the rply. "To have her de manding It." a Pity the poor English traveler.

How can he know that when he comes to this free country he has to leave all his haw-haw ways behind him Yet one constantly hears them complain of the service In the hotels here; the, head and- front of the, offending being that it. Is so bard to "get one's boots cleaned." Un the ouier side or tne Atlantic, snoe and clothing are left outside the doors and valets take them away, clean them and return them, in the morning. Here, as we know, it Is otherwise. Butr as7 mentioned before, thesertustoms have to be learned. And learned they were.

to their sorrow, by a party of young Britons now touring this Country. Stop- pin at a hotel for the nlint. they all placed shoes outside their doors. ln the morning" jione were to be found. Hasty calls for bellboys elicited the fact that none of them had seen the articles.

And to maK things worse, the party was traveling wltn light baggage and not ne of thfm had another pair. 1 After waiting nearly all day the travelers were forced to buy new ones, not the slight- -est trace being found of their own. The man-who was taking names for tn directory rang my bell before he had quite an opportunity to ht-ar Just how these poor follows have to suffer. The man of the hous. was away and the wife replied to te door.

3he giggled Incessantly and seem 1 to think he was there merely to carry on a flirtation. When he lnquird what her husband was. she tittered, "t'hy. he's everything." "Oh." he want Just one thing to pit In the took. What does he do? She looked around the hall see that there was no one within hearing before say- Ing: "He's a bo.kkrep A she cloe1 the door and the man came to me.

be said: tome women are-Here; that's what tney are." And I could not say him nay. But some women have a wonderful effect. too. She was clig.it and amall and stood on the platform of tne car. holding to the rail, until it stopped.

A big man came out unto the platform also, and. pushing her away, "I'm going to get oft tlrst; I'll off while you are thinking about it." Oh. you will." she said, quietly, aid wyru trene on me a.r. CBUghl of the ralI galn a I doubt your motto Is 'men first "I have no This time on go. And she stood there, leaping i llghtlv to the ground as tile cr stopred.

i The ruth hour in the subway. A car ai-rnot empty. What -a plete of luck. And 1 walked In and -fTok a seat, wondering mucn at its deserted appearance. But I had not to wait long.

Without any warning or apparent cause, my ears were suddenly a-saulted by a torrent of abuse, romtng from rfieTar nd of the -ear. I gazed downward a man at there holding a parcel in hU arms. The nole came from there. I waikrd dow to investigate. Ye.

I was not mistaken. The ofTetor was a parrot. 1 took a seat by Its owner and a.ked why he kept such a bird. It aopearrd that he hid bought It young and on hin voyage home from Southern seas had taken a lot or trouble to teach It to say pretty things, tic intended to Ieivo It with his fiancee as a reminder until he could, marry her. To lit horror the bird not -only learned hat he taught, but alro all the terrible things the sailors amusi-d themselves by saying In hi prtsewc Th- young man said that nearly all the pasengers had eben forced to leave the car: but tnat ne was going to see whether his girl couldn't teach it better manners.

If not. lie decld It 'would have to I killed. But. as far as I was concerned, I was to be abl- to sit tn com. tort on mien a hot day and offer d.

myJ thanks to the bird. Ox. ra ndal. Motors 1 Motors 4 Motors 1 Motor 1 Motor 2 Motors 1 Motor 5 Motors 1 Motor 3 Motors 2 Motors 1 Motor -1 Motor 1 Motor 1 Motor 1 Motor 1 Motor 1 Motor 2 Motors All the MACHINERY. roTSale, j.

A. FOR SALE SLIGHTLY USED -MACHINERY AND TOOLS. We hate for sale the following tools and equipment. In nrst-clsas condition. SS Triumph r.iinc x.T-v..

u. C. motors, HP. Motors 3 10 15 li ii 23 IS 2U 1 1 2 TH 10 13 15 1U9 B0 Amp. 12 3 1 ft 19.6 67.

57. 12 2 96. 67. 7. 4.B 44 fc8.

30 R9. 12 2 r. 230-v 370 400 A A W'V. Vim iiiM, MnMk lot P.M. ts.

1.10 l.lOU 1 .32. S76 1.1CO OMl L10U 1.100 1.05O 7J0 1.10 l.MKl 1.30 776 76 4jo abora motors hare cutler, hammer, bulletin, universal starters. Soma have flexible -kIT. noiiea eouullngs. some shaft only, and soma have shaft and pulleys.

Two grinders. One Blount water electric drills. 220 v. d. c.

One electric grinder. 220 v. a. e. One tufting press.

Two Hnger sewing machines. Twenty-one park vises. No. J. Forty reed vises.

No. 124. Two leather cutting boards One leather cutting table. Two Dey time clocks. Six drawing tables.

One surface plate, with stand Seven gasoline engine stands One -wash tank. .20 faucets. Two G. I. Indoor arc lamps, 220 Lathe tools, milling cutters, reamers, dr1H micrometers and a general as sortment of machine tools.

rt as- AUTO HABHRER CO PRICES ON APPLICATION Gest and Evans city. Phone West 8898. rLEl, tor 15-x8' Von Vyck Lathe; 1Sx6' Miami VsTlv Lnlvarsal Toolroom Grinder; BrakaM-! Band-8a wa 8d Tinners' Shears- 4 fi Hand Pnochon Enalns; h. p. Motor; Power Hack Raws? Belting anfl Miscellaneous Machinery We also carry a full line of Uth Pii.

Shapera, Radial and Plain rl PresSiSS ESpaaywyrsCl81.yERY 00 "IJgaymlllar TOO" tor E3' Including latest style HAND and POWER DRILL PRESSES? ANVILS VISES. HAND and POWER BLOWERS FOROESjTire BENDERS. BCREW TONGS GRINDSTONES and EMERY GRINDERS' HAND AND POWER PUNCHES SHEARS ALL SIZES. Wa have GREAT LOWEST PRICES thl C1TT. Call on ua for BARGAIN-a.

ECOXOWT MACHINERY 428 E. Pearl it. MT i. BIG BARGAIN In Iron working tool I.th,." A. T.

Wha. automatic turret lathe. No. Unl- irsrsai. piajn milling machines, lo drill presses, lo emery pip, machines.

10 ir?" 26x2xr and 2r26xo? and 12" Iron shapera, bolt cutters. to VA" power hack saw. punch presses, band punches Preaaea, forges, anvils, vise. Paarl CONOMY MACHINERY 428 YS. y-.

MACHINERY. Tot Sale. BARGAINS. GAS OR GASOLINE KNGINES REBUILT. OH h.

p. Watklns. h.liontal. oP 4 Foos. bortsontal.

cooiplats. heavy. h. p. Lambert, hortiontal.

complete. p. otto, horizontal, comp.ets. a h. p.

Fairbanks, vertkal. complete, to h. p. Badger, horiaontal. eomplata.

b. p. Advance, horlsontal. complete. 32 h.

p. Springfield, norlsontal. completa. 40 h. p.

Lambert, horiaontal. completa 1'4 D. new gasoline engines? all moaoted skids; garantead; S8. MACH'T. 23 Broadway CONTRACTOR'S MACHINERY On trtujUon mrlne ad 1 lO-ton ro-4 roller; ood mm mw; i A aa.asP-Aa a rasfat sinOVsUI.

WM T. JOIfXHTON1 Third ana Vine Cincinnati. Ohio. CONCERTB MIXERS Batch and continuous ru.tt.rn: pa seen In our storeroom. THE WM.

T. JOHNSTON Third and Vine Cincinnati. Ohio. AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET GASOLINE ENGINES NEW. 14 h.

to run 8EPARAT. "ORB PUMPS, AIR COMPRESSORS, small SHOPS. WASHING MACHINES. While thry tan, urh AIko. NEW 4V.

h. 7d eao.i rrriNOMI MARCHINERY 428 E. Peart st. ELECTRIC MOTORS and generators, nsw and mattmA Wa buy. aell rent and eichanrs.

1 'Largest atock. THE BUCKETS EQUIPMENT CO 18 YV DCI.UUU si. ravni ssaa oivi. Jel0-7t FNOINES. pumps, heaters, electric and machinery: Iron tools.

new and rebuilt: large stock: low prices THE RANDL0 MACHINERY 1730 Powera St. apX3-tt ENGINES. GASOLINE- MARINE AND STA- TinviRT: soma rars bargains; also. 82 -ft LAUNCH. THE ATKINS MOTOR -Sixth and BaymlUer Ohio.

myll-Butf ENGINES On 100 h. p. Buckeye Automatic. Ona-10x14 Chandler Taylor slrds valvs. One 10x12 Vertical center crank.

On 6x5 Vertical (new). THE CHAS. BARNES 58 Main st. ENGINE Boiler, ripsaw, kwlng saw, 'Jolliers. planer, handsaw, emery wheel, wood lathe.

shafting, hangers, jnrlleya and belting: cheap. 422 W. Twelfth Newport. Ky, Jelft-Bu-tf E. GAS ENGINE AND ELECTRIC MOTOR In good secondhand condition.

Address DIA- MOND COMPANY. E. Cincinnati. Ohio. FOR SALE Motora.

from to 5 b. p4 all bar gains, for d. c. -ceiling ana miss fans. C.

C. WQODBSRRT. ai w. oortn FOR SALE One flat turret lathe, cross feed head, single pulley; arranged for motor drire for chuck and bar work. One 2x24 flat turret lathe, cross feed head, single pulley; arranged for motor drive for chuck work only.

Both of these J. L-'s are In operating condition and may be seen at our plant. THE HOBAKT MANUFACTURING Troy, Ohio. FOR SALE AT A BARGALst-One 25 h. p.

St. Marya engine, with both gas and gasoline la every respect and. In Al running order. Postofflev Box No. 15.

can mm 5DAraBIi-DvIIf MFEilQEtlATOB nf ii mi nil KELLY'S SPECDAL ja-l Terns: $1.00 Cash, 50c I Week This Chifforobe is made of beautifully grained, finely, finished American quartered golden oak. The Wardrobe Section is large and roomy. Clothes can be hung in jt)vitJiout mussing. If is fitted with all kinds of hangers for coats, trousers or skirts, and room at the bottom for shoes. The Chiffonier Section is just as shewn in the illustration.

V- MACHINERY. For Stla. FOR SALE Small at asm boiler, fitted with gas burners; also, radiators, suitable to heat up small factory or office; whole outfit for Address No. SM Freeman a v. Phono W.

14SS. mhft-Sutf FOR SALE Several large gas engines anj belt driven air compressors; blgh-gradc; bargains; gas pumping plant. Enrrulrer. FOR SALE Engine laths, rod and screw; cheap; foot lath. Rear 20t E.

Sixth. (So Wo QlJCLtLDTOKa (LBflDn ELECTRICAL REPAIRS A SPECIAJ-TY. PHONE 8908. 118 OPERA PLACE. Sullivan Will Do It Right.

110 volt A. D. C. desk and bracket fans; on 8 a. p.

Geo 'I EJec. single phase A. C. motor. Jeg-Sutf NEW AND USED.

WE BUT. BELL. RENT, AND EXCHANGE- ALL KINDS AND SIZES. LARGE STOCK. LL.

BARGAINS. SEND US YOUR REPAIR WORK. TNE BUCKEYE EQUHPRflEDOTCO. PHONE M. 8197.

120 W. my2o-Su-tf SECOND ST. OTKS AND GENERATORS OLD. BOUGHT. REPAIRED AND X.

CHANGED; ALL KINDS CONSTRUCTION nUna. SIB x. THIRD AV. mh24-Sutr TOOLS. Threa stses planers, all very good; J.

L. bar Blckford radial and upright drills, engine miwjwa iminvm, vwun IMUCKS. VISSS and other useful items. Can show them In operation. Ask for a descriptive price lut oh thesa tools, THE CORDESMAN-RECHTIN COM-PANT.

215 Butler Cincinnati. Ohio. MOTORS AND GENERATORS NEW AND SECOiNDHAJJU: LARUE8T STOCK IN THH CITY; YOU WILL SAVE MONETT BY SEEING US BEFORE TOU BUY ANT KIND OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY. WB ALSO RENT. REPAIR AND EXCHANGE BLEC-TRICAX, MACHINERY OIF EVERT DESCRIPTION.

THE- GLOW ELECTRIC PHONTB MAIN 1785. 23 WALNUT ST. da4-Sutf MARINE 'ENGINE h. $80, Fourtaantb. Cincinnati.

Ohio. $1.00 Cash, $1.50 Monthly New Sidfe-Icing Design -L Note the new type. It is known as the side icer. It is the very latest in refrigerator designing a great improvement over the old style. Our Big Refrigerator Display We show the largest line of all kinds of refrigerators to be found anywhere.

No matter how large or how small a one you want, we have-just the kind you are looking for. The Construction This refrigerator is made of selected hardwood, with a golden finish, lined with galvanized iron and filled with charcoal sheathing. telly's Five-Piece Boston Leather Parlor Suit mzJ The greatest value ever of fcrrd at the price. The frames are manufactured of select birch ma- iTKny and tvauiifullv jljshexl to a tnano finish. The upholstery is trnnine Boston leather, with plain seats and chnmc-nd-tufted A durable, tieful.

very eTeeant rrnament in any one's horpe. Yru1 be proud to own one. An actual $40 value. Kelly's Special Pric. TERMSi $1.00 CASH.

50c WEEKLY. Keflfiy's. Tlhiree-Ioom OMifoft BEDROOM. niXIXa ROOM and KITCHEN. Every article la rarefullr selected and backed hv the famous KELLY GUARANTEE We cater especially to young married couple, by offering Inducement tn the way of verv low prices, terms' to suM ana liberal treatment throughout ths transaction.

In cass of accident, sickness or Joss of employment thers's nobody can taks car of you as well as KELLT. No. 228 W. MACHINERY One woodworker, motor. Ing, Ac.

Call Monday, 41 Vina st. shaft- MOTOR3 AND GENERATORS bought, sold and aicnanrvQi nccino repair wora or aver aa-scriptkm. THE GLOW ELECTRICAL. 22a Walnut' st. Phon Main 1793.

dattf -I ir no i ii 'i rf i MACHINERY. For Sale. Punch runrn ic ana Shear: enaait. jwrBi achin. ON.EI?5,mpon 100 P.

Automatic Natural put tons and rope drive; complete; practically as good as new. 28. Enquirer. i-iiA na oott driven, boilers tanks DUnevIh.Cr",,..:ni ataam Pul'ym- hafUng, hangers, belting, motors, ay. nsjiKis and magneto.

blackimlth anvil-, forees CHIVFRV gROADWAT, MAI IH1NERY COMPANY, 238 Broadway. PBRFORATOR-28-Inoh Latham; 32-lnch lever 4Twf Court nnlihln, tols. Xc' PRINTING PRESS 5x8. 10 fonts type. cheap.

No. a Harper place, Walnut Hills. REBUILT metal working machinery of all kinds "ur on your requirements before placing your order. BROADWAY MACHINERY STATIONARY gas and gasoline motors lor farm ESi'm. T.

iTT. "lacnines; lowest prices. w- eor. Ninth SHPE.Ru.1-,ncn' wltn vlM and counter shaft a Miiaa puncn presses, C40 each. 2B Pearl Kouna noor.

SANDER S-drum. 36-Inch; 8 years old; used less JJT-' me. it sold this week A Off. ItLtKMUMC fKIYATB EXCHANGE, with 80 telephone receivers and transmitters; also, lot of electric lines and cables; will sell at big Newport. Ky, se for same.

62ti Columbia TWENTY h. p. horlxontal canter crank sllde- aspnaif nra wagon, with all won; sianaara maxs aump wagons, 24 dump cars, a tiff-leg darrick. 14x50-; mast 14xW boom; 8x18 Climax stons crusher; all also hoisting engines, boilers, steam shovels, concrete mixers, standard gangs V. wen ana duplex pumps; all machinery tested before shipping-Prices second to none: renlrln wiii.T.

CINCINNATI LOCOMOTIVE A CAR WORKR 1ZOS-1Z17 Madison av- Phon South 8624. Covington. Ky. TANKS Several secondhand steel tank. sisea.

from 1.000 to 1O.O0O gallons capacity Address DIAMOND COMPANY, E. Thffdst Cincinnati. Ohio. VERTICAL STEAM ENGINES. 1 vertical boHa? Laldlaw-Dunn pump, forgts.

anvils. Excelsior water hoatsr. cablnartanonar grinders. No. 3 Buffalo blower, water filter tanks, belting, farm FLYNN MACHY 404 E.

Second at. C. 397. 'Woodworking Machinery. ALL KINDS.

NEW AND REBUILT. Belting, Shafting, Pulleys. LOUIS E. RECHTIN BRO. NO.

218-218 BUTLER. WE have Just purchased and offer at a bargain for quick sale 4 72x18 butt Joint, strapped and trlppl riveted, blgh-pressura tubular PPI Detroit stokers; will aeU slther with or without stokers." THE NORTON MACHINERY CO. TERMS C05IPLETE OUTFIT IVITU EUERY PUnCIIASE OF $25 Oil MORE This set contains twenty-six pieces of the famous guaranteed ware; the case is lined with satin and is beautifully covered with tapestry. The cover opens, disclosing one half of the set, and drawer contains the other half. $30 Royal Double Hedallion Axminstcr Hugs $1.00 Cash, 50c Week.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. A. SMALL PURSB Containing gold-linked emerald rosary and change, on Coleraln car or road to Mt. Airy. city.

Reward. Return to 1817 Race A. GOLD WATCH Lady's, at Coney Island or on boat to city, Thursday night; Initials on case. B. M.

D. Reward l( retuined to MARIE UARI DICK. 5010 Leonard St. nd an and A. WATCH FOB Between North Bend Sayler Park, with letters on charm.

Return to VINCENT 8C1IULTZ. 6731 Home City! Sayler Park, and receive reward. BELT With buckle hav- 1 ing mapie-ieax oesisn, nrar nuiwuuq gciiuui-house. Return to JULIA jijLER. McKtn-ly Westwood.

Reward. A. LEATHER BAG Thursday afternoon, on Race. bet. Fifth and Seventh, containing 85 and other articles.

67 W. Fifth. Covington. South 2324 R. A.

WATCH-BRACELET Gold, on June Initials on back of watbh, A. reward If returned to 738 w. Ninth st. Tel. West 2S71 L.

A. ONE old garnet-studded with small knoba. Saturda irday bracelet, round morning. May SI, 1913. between Clifton ami Twelfth and Walnut sts.

Call Avon. 1823 Y. A. SATURDAY. June 14, green-flowered, enamel walstpln, bet.

University and 3640 Michigan Madison road, Crosstown or Oakley car. Phone East 1297 R. A. MUFFLER for automobile, lost on Reading road, near street car barns. Phone South 3R80 R.

Sunday, or West during week. A. LOST Auto truck license tag. No. 1.814.

If xouna return to jumoo rtottimg works, 827-29 Livingston and receive reward. A. WHITE CROCHET BAG On Vine or Sev enth; pocKetbook. gloves. Saturday.

Re turn to 12. car Enquirer. A. HANDBAG Small, leather, with keys and gloves, on uecorauon Day; reward. MRS.

ROBERT HOSEA, Grenmary Clifton. A. GOLD chain bracelet, from Clark and Linn to Tweirth and vine, or Clark-st. car; a keepsake; reward. Phon Elm 102 T.

A. GOLD double-headed breastpin, on Mt. Au burn. Return to zoaz tugniana Mt. Auburn, and receive a reward.

A. OPEN-FACED silver watch; nams In ease; rewardTr. found. Address CLARA K. LUS-KEY.

3615' Marburg place. Hyde Park. i A. CUFF BUTTON Initial Reward 851 Hutchtna av. Tel.

Avon 400 R. BRINDLE vxtlldOO. PHONE ELM 08 X. A. PURSE Small stiver mesh nurse, in Crosa- town car.

Friday evening. Phone El in 1242 R. i LA VALLIERE Platinum; la Bellevua or Dayton. Reward. Phona Canal 708.

A LOST O. M. I. Harrison av. Re- CLASS PIN JReturn to 1384 rard.

BRACELET Gold garnet studded bracelet, with awHw. rtv. u-j xcrraca av. BACK COMB Sat -with briUlants. in Newport.

fv jui jaonroa wporx, wy. CUFF BUTTON Child's initial, between Wlada- mann oau rin ana Cincinnati on June 8. Return to 828 Barr DOG Scotch collie, male; strap collar. to sou ttaymwar st Rawaro. Return I '--r- 1 SiSl'lSS I ii I 111 Size 9 feet by 12 feet.

Here is something in a fine Axminster Rug with extra high pile and in beautiful patterns. It is one of the famous Royal line and is made to sell for $30.00. Only selected yarns are used and the weave is very close. The pattern is very artistic and the colors beautifully blended. The back is very firm and strong.

It gives us pleasure to recomVnend these rugs to our customers. i i Kelly's Ornamental Iron Ccd Outfit Sl.OO CASH, 60c WEEKLY. II ZfV II L7 ir; TERMS: ll.OO CASH, 50c WEEKLY. The outfit consists of Iron Bed (like cut), woven wire springs one pair of pillows i i TV- lj i 1 ciuu uuc t-juuuu nidiuu. i lit ucu la iuauc ui me Desi maimai, ana covprea with fire-baked enamel.

It has a beautiful floral design, enameled inlsevcn colors. on tne six panels. 1 his, togetner witn extra heavy chills, gives the bed a very elegant appearance. Th Complete Outfit For I 17 DOG Female poodle. Reward at EYE GLASSES-PalrTT Reward stores.

Return. to Enquirer tfflce. or tjourt street Market, Enquirer. $9.75 FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. SOUTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND CENTRAL AVtS.

Ui-OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. DOtJ White poodle, female, psrt'y clipped. Reward at 410 Clinton st. 141' B'enien f-if re'umal y. eevenin at.

OHA BRACELET "ATclieater "piTk-FnJ-T night. Return to the H. 8. Pocne tr mmlif department and receive reward. i GOLD WATCH Lady's, Stephens, June 3, as one with rim the dii KEYS Reward If isturned to Elgh i LA VALLIERE Silver and coral, on Jjn 1 MH LUCHING.

1610 Main at Liberal. r-ward. MONEY Two-dollar bill Thursday morninf IJ Muth's bakery, thence to Central to to SUJ by a poor woman. PURSE Email, with 1.1. at Chester lark Thursday evening.

2410 Gilbert av. POCKETBOOK Monday morning. Rrd 21 B. Rochelle OorryvUle. SMALL GRAY "PURSE Return to MabW Ca raw's office.

Reward. UMBRELLA Lady's gold hand! marked 8 S. last Saturav; a Reward. Walton Hotel. keepsake- WATCH-Open face silver watch.

with f. Wednesday evening. JOHN L. plCKEl-MAN, No. Ohio Ft.

Thomas. WATCH-BRACELET Gold, with InKlais A P- itewaraai T3 w. Ninth St. WATCH FOB Wlfti wn athletic mf laJi; wsrd. J.

A. McCULLOUOH. Stag HoiaL -FOUND. A. PACKAGE of lacs curtains, on Harvey ay- Owner Straight st.

hava same by West 8008 X. Identifying. KEYS Bunch of keys at Eighth and Jorm Thursday morning. Call at t30 W. Court au second floor.

ROSARY BEADS Owner can have th-m Idantlfylng them. No. 19 E. Fourth port, Ky. i INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

Tor Sale. LINN 8T. Near Wade. 15-room 3-story b1; rurnisnsd complete; rents 00; bargain; terms. 44, Enquirer WAfLMBJT NflLLi 'L II ha Eight resldencea; 832.000: or will sell half: condition; fine location; pays 01 net; 3.i--.

or other trade as first baL from rent OWNER. Box 377. city. my25-ViWtf- WiT.viTT urr a Two-family brick house on a corner not far fpf mam vomer, eacn mi naving maid's room, ball bathroom, fumaca: trances to flats-are separated, on be In eaoh street; a bargain If Bol-at once, HIK- 8. MATHERS, Lyrlo Tbeatar Building.

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