The Salina Evening Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 7

lMiMiMii linn ujih yn -I riBIMB i re quarry 7 191: Mixed IT-iyy -J 10.90 I rigs fnfi.iil9.tn Severe Decline at Close 'of Today MaiC -7. ket Puts in the Cellar. UC3 Tip West Ad yay il FOR SALE Surrey practically new, single harness and sleigh. V. E.

Nl- I lLTAiU2pvtil3STOClV 6.ALES?' (Courtesy Drovers Telegram.) 7 Kansas City, Jan. 9HOGS JO to 15c higher Top. of sales, 10.75; i Cattle. 10 to lac lower. Pressed beef and export.

1390... $10.75 61.. 783... $7.00 1. ISO.

r. 11.50 8.. 832. 7.75 Stockers. 62..

899... 8.20 1,15.: 668... 7.20 Feeders. 20.. 672...

10.00 22.. 968... 8.15 i Kansas City Hay Market. Kansas City, Jan. 9.

Prairie hay was off .25 cents a ton and alfalfa and straw down cents. Other hay "sold slowly at unchanged prices. Receipts, included 48 cars of prairie, 32 cars of timothy. 12 cars of clover mixed, 2 cars of clover, 78 cars of alfalfa, 18 cars of straw, 190 cars in all, compared with 182 cars a year ago. Quotations follow: Prairie, choice, No.

1, No. 2t $9.25 10.00; No. .3, $8.00 9.00. Low-land prairie. $5.007.00.

Timothy, No. yx 4 I m' 9 I. WIS TO 'i 4 Offered Chicago, Jan. 9. Wheat started at a fair advance this morning, initial sales for May llc over yesterday's final, but immediately realizing set in by, those in a position to take profits and the market developed weakness.

Pronounced at times resulting in quite a severe de ciine near the end. GRAIN MARKETS. Chicago. WHEAT May July 15 1.51 x.w. July 98- Sept.

.41 .41 .31 .37 39 Sept. 1.90-9 1.90 1.86 1.86-7 CORN May 1.00-99 1.00V1 98 Open. Close. OATS 99 97. 97 98 99- May 58- 59 -57 57-78 58- July 56 56 54 54- 55- Sept.

Open. Low Close. Yest. PORK Jan. 28.87 29.00- 28.87 29.00 28.80 May 28.50 28.60 28.30 28.50 28.47 Open High Low Close WHEAT Kansas City.

Iprougii TMs By carefully reading the advertisements in this paper you olten save mon0y on your purchases. The things you need may be offered just a little bit cheaper today than they will be at any other time. ly The new rug for the parlor, the new dining 1.85-4 1.49 1.35 1.86, 1.51 1.35 1.83 1.48 1-34 1.83- 1.48 1.34 1.83 1.50 1.36.; May July Sept. COPN May Juy Sept. Open 97 96 High 97 96 95 95 Close 95 95 Yest 97 96 room table, the new suit, the sack of flour, the pair of shoes or the new hat may be advertised today at a saying worth.

while. Don't lay this paper down until you have read every advertisement in its columns. Economical, people dp their buying through advertising and they are putting money in the batik by so doing. CHAIN. PROVISIONS.

-STOCKS CONDS. Members of all leading groin exchanges. Leased wire connection. Every facility for renderin prompt service. Write either home office or nearest branch Orthwein Matchette- Company gfflSSi'wichit.

Kansas city 1006 Baltimore K. Mo: Both Phoned Main 992. Eonrds of Tra nftfJOIftflf ICFITfji YOUSl'NEXT CAR uuiiyiuuiiibu Mi CONSIGN, WANTED MISCELijlNEOlTS WANTED Safety razor blades to sharpen at Seitz Drug Store. WANTED 'Plain sewing at 211 WANTED To Buy, second hand furniture or anything you have for sale. Phone .857.

i6-tf To buy. all. kinds of second hand goods for cash. 113 Iron. Furniture Exchange.

250-tf WANTED Floors to dress; have those old floors hand-scraped. Phone 1836F32. 4.6t-pd WANTED Modern light housekeeping rooms no children, close in. P. O.

Box 127: 6-4t-pd WANTED Furnished house or housekeeping rooms. Call F. S. Adams, Studebaker garage. 3-tf WANTED To buy cook stoves and ranges; will pay highest prices for these goods.

Furniture Exchange. 112 Iron 250-tf WANTED See us before selling your alfalfa, it will pay you. When desired we buy hay on the ground and haul it. Salina Alfalfa Meal Co. 306-tf WANTED Gifted boy medium, wonderful reader; free reading with 50c purchase; please call and see: Midland hotel, 140 South Seventh; phone 745.

-s 8-3t-pd WANTED Baby will want a tree and a lot of other things next Christmas; make her a member of the Farmers National bank's Landls Christmas Saving's club and she will be sure to get them. 310-tf WANTED Everybody to know our prices: Magazines and books, $1.30 per 100 lbs; clean newspapers, 40c per 100 lbs; clean rags, $2.00 per 100 lbs. Highest market prices for metals and rubber. We Phone 2732, Salina Iron Metal Co. Office 150 South Fifth st.

308-tf SITUATION WANTED MALE WANTED Places for our boys to work for part of their expenses. Kansas Wesleyan Business College. Phone 59 6-7t IIELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Girl at the Lincoln hotel, Lincoln, Kansas. 281-tf WANTED At once, good responsible housekeeper; family of three; give experience and references in first letter. Address 83.

care of Journal. 312-tf WANTED Experienced lady stenographer; prefer one ramJHar with accounts and filing system; splendid opportunity for advancement with larger concern; state age, experience and salary. Address box 66, Salina, Kan. 8-2t WANTED Experienced stenographer; one familiar with order and billing department work; must be capable of taking care of minor correspondence and have ability to act as assistant to official; answer stating age, experience and salary wanted. Address Stena grapber, care Journal.

7-3t IIKLP WANTED MALE WANTHD Experienced bookkeeper, one capable of taking charge of a corporation's books; must be energetic. faithful and have, executive ability; an swer stating age, experience and sal. ary wanted. Address Bookkeeper, care Journal. 7-3t WANTED City.

county and dis trict agents, to sell the new Calculator Adding machines, at $7.50 and $10, to business men; needed in every line of business; experience helpful, but not essential: for choicest territory, ad dress promptly. State Agent, Box 33, Salina. 6-6t 2Si FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished rooms at 211 South Eleventh. 8-3t FOR RENT Rooms and board for two ladies. 319 South Eleventh! 7-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished room.

259 South Eleventh. 8-tf FOR RENT Furnished room, mod ern. next to bath, close in. 535 State. 1-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 105 South Eleventh.

8-6t-pd FOR RENT One furnished room for light housekeeping, at 131 South Eighth. 7-2t-pd FOR RENT Two first floor front rooms in modern house, furnished for light housekeeping; close in; privileges Phone 527. or call at 521 West Iron. 7-6t-pd FOR RENT Want couple to share 5 room modern cottage. Every convenience.

Nicely furnished. 905 East Ash. 304-tf FOR SALE LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Good fresh young cow. 619 North Thirteenth. 4tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Big load of dry straw, delivered.

Phone 1571. 298-tf FOR SALE Furnace and heating ctsiYrA TMirtrn HOT 3 1H C3 LU w. FOR SALE 2 horse power bicycle motor attachment; goo condition; also a "combination book case. Call 637 South Fifth, after 6 p. m.

7-6t FOR SALE Ten horsepower Stick- ney gasoline engine, in first-class con- Mnaii vn Ilea fnr it Sla WP now have electric motor power; will riHt rie-ht for nuick sale Farmers Elevator, Assaria, Kan. S-sp FOR SALE Light plant. Gregory generator, 60. volts, 8 amperes, will light 25 twenty Watt lamps, switchboard, with ammeter, voltmeter, "fuses. swiituca aim orevci n.ivfi cmanlinA AnHriA all At Ka rim in Tffpf1 I arm ugm pianv Auaress urcn ikiu, uut www luette, 411 South Eighth Street, Salina, Kan.

306-tf FOR SALE Let me figure with you on your -weather strip work. I can save you money; I have had many years experience and therefore guarantee you satisfaction. Am handling the only perfect weather strip, and, my. prices are: the It will pay, you to Carl Lindner, phone 817. 234-ep FOR SALE CITE PROPERTY FOR SALE 5 room all modern cot tage.

Call Phones 183 or 2465. 305-tf FOR SALE 5 modern except heat; possession; bargain; nice terms; come and see us. V. E. Niquette.

292-tf FINE HOME 505 "West Iron, thor- oughly modern, 10 rooms; priced low for quick sale. Phone 1537. 4-tf FOR. SALE Leaving Salina, we offer our new hbme, modern to the minute, lot 70x202, 20 bearing fruit trees, strawberries, asparagus, truly a rare opportunity to buy. a fin place at a fair price; must sell at once.

C. Methwen. 8-tf FOR SALE One story brick store building, $8500. 151 South Santa Fe. f.

B. Anderson. 283tf FOR SALE On West Park street, 4 room house and two lots; $2,400 for quick sale; gas, sewer and water stub in. W. W.

Norris. l-2tpd. BARGAIN Block of land 222x357 feet, corner of Crawford and Front street; can be easily subdivided into lots fronting on Crawford or Front, or. on both streets. See" Henry H.

Eberhardt. l-10t FOR RENT Cm PROPERTY FOR RENT 5 room modern cottage, 537 South Fifth. Phone 1253. 6-6 1 FOR RENT February 1st, 5 room, modern cottage, with garageat 1206 Highland. Phone 1739.

2-tf FOR RENT 5 room, modern cottage West Ellsworth, 706 Highland. 289-tf FOR RENT 7 room house, corner Park and Thirteenth modern except heat. Mrs. H. E.

Knox, phone 1336. 6-tf FOR PvENT Steam heated office room with light and water furnished; good location; partition through the center room can be used to make private office, or will remodel to suit tenant, who will lease. Write Box 93, Salina, Kan. 314-10-pd FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT Two first-class farms, well improved and adjoining located 35 miles south of Topeka. See Quinn Tobin.

289-tf FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE Saline County bargain: 280 acres three miles from good high school town, 130 acres, in cultivation, 55 acres bottom land, 75 acres In wheat, 150 acres in pasture with good blue stem grass, 5 room house and stable; price $32.50 per acre. V. E. Niquette, Salina, Kan. 289-tf FOR SALE 80 acres, located 7 miles from Salina, about 60 acres in cultiva-tiion, balance pasture and meadow; no buildings; price $3,200." 80 acres, lo cated 7 miles from Salina, practically all in cultivation and in wheat; price 5 room house, east front, lot 50x150.

on South Twelfth; lights, furnace and pump; price $2,000. Anderson Allison, R. 10, Watson Bldg. 314-tf WHEAT LAUD 160 acres of smooth, nice Gove Co. wheat land, all sown to wheat, one-fourth to purchaser; price $2,800.

Ask us for bargains in western Kansas land. V. E. Niquette, WaKeepey and Salina, Kansas offices. 281-tf Western Kansas Land 320 acres smooth wheat land, 3 miles of Winona, in Logan for $10 per acre.

FOR TRADE 480 acres of smooth wheat land, near railroad in Wichita Co. Price $3,600. FOR RENT 5 room cottage, city water, 15 per month; FOR SALE Fifty foot business lot, on South Santa Fe $5,500. CAVE REALTY Over Traders Bank, Phone 643. FINANCIAL MONET TO LOAN on Salina real estate; no commission, monthly payments, or straight, lowest rate, best terms.

120 South Santa Fe. 274-tf TOO MUCH MONEY Come and get It, and leave a first mortgage on. Salina property. Rates -easonahle. 126 South Santa Fe.

Phone 98. The Fitzpatrick Agency. 169-tf FOUND FOUND Pair fur gloves. Call at Journal for same. 2-tf FOUND Pair of glasses; owner cai have same by calling at this office and paying for ad.

63t LOST LOST Week ago Sunday "night. mo-" hair top cover for Ford roadster. Chas. Cannon. 8J3t-pd Read the Journal Want Ada.

WA TrtftlrA CnnA I lnr fft trnnii nnnnlo nn trnrA irarihr 7e not forclosed a mortgage in fifteen years. Phone 98. THE FITZPATEICK MORTQAGE 126 South Santa Fa 1. No. 2, No.

3. 11.50. Light clover mixed. No. 1, No.

2, $10.0011.50. Clover, No. 1, $13.00 14.50; No. 2, $11.0012.50. Alfalfa, choice, No.

1, $19.00 20.00; standard, No. 2, No. .3. Straw, $6.006,50. Packing hay, $6.00 7.50.

SALINA MARKETS. Prices paid for livestock as quoted by Salina buyers: HOGS Light, 150-200, heavy, 200-250. mixed butcher, $250-300, $350 and over, $9.55. Grain. Wheat $1.80,, Corn 90c Potatoes.

Western potatoes. $1.90. Butter. Creamery 4 2c. Sugar.

Beet, cane Flour. following retail prices on highest patent flour are quoted by Salina merchants today: $2.55. for 48-pound sack, $1.27 for 24-pound sack. Poultry. Tme following prices are paid to farmers bv Salina dealers: HOGS Light, 150-200, heavy, 200-250, mixed butcher, 250-300, 350 and over, $9.60.

Eggs Cash, 33c, trade 35c, retail 38c Retail Feed. The following prices are charged consumers by Salina dealers: Corn $1.10, barlev $1.15, kaffir, $1.50. oats 65c, bran $1.40, mule feed. $2.00. shorts, $1.70, hay 55c bale, wheat screenings, $1.85, alfalfa meal, $1.25 per hupndred, alfalfa hay, 55c bale, chops, $2.00, millet $1.25 per bushel.

PERSONALS Eugene Sayles left this morning for Kansas City. Miss Lillian Trew went to Sioux Tails, S. for visit. Harry Westlarid left this morning for Cloomington, 111. Carl Sherman of Crawford went to Kansas City today: Miss Cowles returned from Bel lit where she has been.

visiting. Fred Spence wll go to Kansas City tomorrow to see "Hip Hip, Miss Mary Smith left today for Jack, sonville, Texas. Mrs. Mayme Nelson is ill of the grip. Mrs.

A. E. Dayboff of Detroit, was Jn town shopping t'Oday. Mrs. J.

A- of Dejphos was in town yesterday. Mrs. Roberts of Brookville spent Mon. day here. Mr- and Mrs.

W. W. Brown of Baker street returned Sunday night from Oklahoma. Theodore Tanner of Filer, arrivea last night and expects to enroll at St. John's military school.

B. F. Barnes, clerk at the Lamer, returned this morning from Kansas City, where he spent a week's vacation. Miss Anna Marven of Lansing, is visiting her sister, Mrs. P.

G. O'Con-nell. Mrs. G. Hudkins left this morning for Jacksonville, to spend the winter.

Miss Viola Bough ton who has been ill of appendicitis, is very much improved and is able to be out. Mrs R. S. Herman has returned from Pittsburg where she has been spending the holidays with her parents. Mrs.

J. H. Wolsieffer. and Mrs. Hughton, who have been the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Benedict, left this morning for Kansas City. Miss Katherine Hinnenkamp left today for Hastings, to visit her sister, Mrs. W. Smith who was formerly Miss Emma Hinnenkamp.

Miss Lillian Hoyt, of the Hoyt-West millinery shop, will leave Thursday for California to be gone three or four weeks, Jo Hardaway, an employe of Walton's cafe, has signed up with the musical company at the New Mr; Hadaway has a singing act. J. W. Shotwell, who -was formerly with Mr. Ringle in Iowa, has returned to Salina and will be employed at the Laderer's clothing store.

Henry Wilson, yardmaster of the Stroup Lumber company here, has removed to Stockton where he will take a like position with the company's yard at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Alferie Dandurand have returned from their wedding trip." They spent their honeymoon In Aurora, Kansas. Mr.

Dandurand is an employe of the East side grocery Phil Johnson, traveling passenger agent for the Rock Island, Geary Henderson, traveling passenger agent for the Denver Rio Grande, -were in town today. Everett Brown, second ticket at. the Union station, has accepted a position with the Santa Fe to be ticket agent at Emporia. Mr. Brown formerly was night agent at Emporia.

Dan Brill has accepted a position at Ellsworth as time keeper for the Union Paclnc Bridge builders. He will be in Ellsworth several months before going to Concordia, where they will oniM a station. Fred Livingston, of Ellsworth, is in Salina todT" hunting his 15 year old son who ran away from home a few days ago. No trace has been found of the boy "here- Word has been received from Mrs-Joe Glandon, who is now in Beatrice, that Mr. Glandon's sister, Frances passed away.

8. Her home was In Mexico, Primary Receipts. This week. Last wees Wheat 835,000 bu 1,124.000 bu Corn 413.000 bu 1,243,000 bu Oats 830.000 bu 1,750,000 bu Primary Shipments. This week.

Last week Wheat. 817,000 bu 876.000 bu Corn 535.Q0O bu 535,000 bu Oats 673,000 bu 951,000 bu Wheat. 309.000 bushels against 1.580,-000 last year. Corn 420,000 bu Oats, 6,000 bushels, against 465,000 last year. Wheat andf lour ,359,000 lagainst last year.

Seaboard Clearances. Kansas City, No. 3 white, 57c; No. 2 mixed, 5556c. Kansas City Cash Oats.

Kansas City, Jan. 9. Wheat 248 cars, corn 26 cars, oats 22 cars, kaffir 3 cars Grain Shipments. Kansas City, Jan. 9.

Wheat 248 cars, corn 26 cars, oats 22 cars, kaffir 3 cars. Car Lot Receipts. Kansas City Wheat 79 cars, corn 13 cars, oats 19 cars. Chicago Wheat '105 cars, corn 609 cars, oats 295 cars. Omaha, 61 cars, corn 50 cars, oats 8 cars.

Minneapolis Wheat 236 cars, Duluth Wheat, 32 ars. Winnipeg Wheat 48C cars. Salina (2 days) 46 cars, corn 5 cars, oats 3 cars. Liverpool Cables. Liverpool, Jan.

9. Cable reports were withheld by the "government. Market Closes. May July 1.91 1.81 Winnipeg i 1.90 1.88 DETAILED CASH GRAIN SALES. (By Orthwein.

Matrhette Kot.ha Bldg.) Kansas City. Jan. 9. WHEAT Hard. 1 to 2c Demand rather indifferent, with slirhtly easier premiums.

Some held for higher prices Soft 1 to 2c down demand indifferent. CORN to lc dOwn, demand only fair. OATS Unchanged to lower, lib. eral carry over. KAFFIR 5 to 6c "higher.

WHEAT No. 2 -hard, 1 car at $1.95. 7 cars at $1.95, 12 cars at $1.94, 2 cars at $1.94, 2 cars at $1.93, 3 cars at $1.94, No. 3 Hard 1 car $1.94. 1 car at $1.93, 4 cars at $1-92, 1 car at.

$1.90, screened weights. L. W. Hard, 1 car at $1.93. No.

2 Red. 1 car at $1.94, 1 car at $1.93. 1 car at $1.94. b. h.

No. 4 Red 1 car at $1.88, oats mixed. No. 3 Mixed, 1 car at $1.83, W-spring No. 3 Pacific coast.

1 car at $1.92, heavy. CORN No. 2 White, 3 cars at 95. No. 3 White, 2 cars at 95c.

No. 4 White.l car at 94 No. 2 yellow, 1 car at 96c. No. 3 Yellow, 1 car at 96c.

No. 4 Yellow 1 car at 94c. No. 2 Mixed 1 car at 96c No. 4 Mixed 1 car at 94 OATS No.

2 White. 1 car at 57c. Standard, 1 car at 57c. LIVESTOCK MARKET. (Courtesy Drover's Telegram.) Kansas City.

Kansas City. Jan. 9. CATTLE Re-, ceipte, 13,000. Market steady to strong.

Prime fed steers 11.50 Dressed beef $8.50 10.75 Cows and 53.25 10.50 Stockers and $6.25 8.50 Bulls Calves $6.5011.50 HOGS Receipts, 18.000. Market 10 to 15c higher. Heavy 10.70 Packers and $10.40 10.70 Light ChJcajro. Chicago. Jan.

9. CATTLE Receipts, 6.000. Market strong. Beeves TCows and heifers $4.40 10.00 Calves HOGS Receipts. 40.000.

Market strong. Light I10.0010.70 4 Millions Use Red Cross. Millions of good housewives use Red Cross Ball Blue. Each year its sales increase. The old friends use it' and tell others.

Red Cross Ball Blue will make your old clothes look like new1. Ask vour grocer. Adv 9-11-13 T0U MAT FIND IT HERE. "Silver Springs Ice Cream and Sherbet, Phone 644. 23-tf a Turkish bath at the Lantz barber shop, 105 North Seventh.

7-6t-pd New 5 room cottage with lot 50x180, fine shade. $2,000, terms to suit. Wyatt Son: 8-2t Dr. Triplets Dental office now -over the Salina Mercantile. 305-tf -Modern cottage on paved street, fine location and shade $30 down and $30 monthly.

Wyatt Son. 8-2t Don't suffer; send 10c for trial treatment for piles; has never failed to cure yet; guaranteed. Beal, Box 4C5, Pittsburg, Kan. 6-3t-pd 5 room, east front cottage, two blocks to the car line, modern, $50 down and $22.50 monthly. Wyatt Son.

8-2t Gifted boy medium, wonderful reader; free reading with every 50c purchase; please call and see. Midland 140 South Seventh. Phone 745. 8-3t-pd Possession immediately of a new 4 room cottage with city water and electric lights; $13 down and $13 monthly. Wyatt Son.

8-2t I Block of land 222x357 feet, corner of Crawford and Front street. Can be easily subdivided into' lots fronting on Crawford or Front, or on both streets, see Henry Eberhardt. l-10t New cottage with 2 sleeping rooms, living and dining room and kitchen, with built-in conveniences, corner lot; $50 down and $15 monthly. Wyatt Son. 8-2t Card of Thanks.

1- We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to those who assisted us, by word or deed, during our bereavement TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED Boarders with or without rooms. 158 South Tenth. 8-3t FOR RENT Modern rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping. Phone 937.

8-3t FOR SALE 7 room house, all mod-1 ern except furnace, close in on paved, street; immediate possession; price small payment down, good terms. Amos W. Godfrey, phone 585 or 902. 8-5t FOR SALE Desirable, close in. east front building lot; price $600.

Amos W. Godfrey. Phone 585 or 902. 8-5t WANTED Work by all around handy man, useful with carpenters tools) good references, age 35. 310 North Ninth.

8-3t-pd TO US. D. S. LaSelle, auctioneer. Jan 10 Oscar mile west and 1 mile north of Kipp.

W. C. Curphey, auctioneer. Jan. 16.

Estate of Jacob Etrger, corner Ash and Kansas. D. S. LaShelle, auctioneer. Jan.

18160 acres. C. N. Manker. 1 mile of Manchester, Kan.

L. S. Ruggels auctioneer. Feb. 6 Closing out sale for C.

B. Chase. 7 miles northwest of 3. Ruggels. Auct.

Feb. 9 Percheron norse sale at Kan sas State Agricultural Manhattan. D. S. LaShelle, auctioneer.

Feb. 13 For C. E. Myers. mile east of Salina.

Closing-out sale. L. S. La Shelle, auctioneer. Fed.

14. Closing-out sale for Albert E. Nordstrom, 2 miles south and 1 mile west of Assaria. D. S.

LaShelle, auctioneer. Feb. 16 For Buhler and Johnson, 9 miles south and li mile east of Salina. D. S.

LaShelle, auctioneer. Feb. 19 Ed Richards, 2 miles west, 2 miles south of Falun. W. C.

Curphey. Jan. 20 Sale, corner Iron and Fifth. D. S.

auctioneer. Feb. 20 Closing-out sale for W. P. Graves, 1 mile south and 1 mile east of Menter.

L. S. Ruggels Son Auctioneers. Feb. 21.

Burgquist Drevlts. IV2 milee north of Smolan. D. S. LaShelle, auctioneer.

Feb. 22 Closing-out sale for Mr. Brukerpile, 7 miles southwest of Barnard. L. S.

Ruggels Son, auctioneers. Feb. 26 For Alfred Johnson, miles south and mile east of Salina. D. 8.

LaShelle, auctioneer. Feb. 23 Anton Hessler, Assaria, Kansas; 100 head of cattle. D. S.

La-Shelle, autcioneer. Feb. 27 Stock sale for G. W. Rull, 4 miles southwest of Salina.

Li, S. Ruggels, auctioneer. March 6 Closlng-out sale for Fred north of L. S. Ruggels Son.

auctioneers. March 6 C. F. Holt. 2 miles east of Mentor.

W. C. Curphey. auctioneer. March 14 For Olson Brothers, 1 mile south and west of Assaria, D.

S. LaShelle, auctioneer. March 14 Mrs. Clara lied, 2 miles east of Falun. W.

C. Curphey, auc-tioneer. March 14 Closing-out sale for Ienderson, 2 miles southeast of To eott. L. Ft.

Ruggebi Son. auctioneers. March 20 Closing-out sale for L. A. Griger, 5 miles northwest of Culver.

L. S. Ruggels tc Son, auctioneers. March 22 Closlngout sale for R. G.

Beil, 4 miles south and 1 mile west of Salina. D. S. LaShelle. auctioneer.

April 19. A rnch sale at the Flying Ranch, La Jara, Colorado. L. S. Kuj-gels, auctioneer.

in the loss by death of 'our son and i brother, Clifford Bradford. Especially do we appreciate -the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. I.

H. Bradford and Ruth Bradford. 8.1 1 GRASS LAND BARGAIN 2,400 acres of good grass land, well fenced and watered. In Russell and Osborne counties, Kansas, one and a half to three miles from town. Will sell the whole tract on easy payments or will subdivide it into tracts -of 480 acres, 600 acres.

640 acres and 680 acres, price on whole tract $18 per acre if sojd Intact Come and buy this land. 5 V. E. NIQUETTE, Salina, Kan. SO 6-tf ATTENTION.

Men and. women, 18 and over, of Salina and vicinity, who desire to qualify for examination for appointment as meat Inspectors, prison guards, customs, revenue, department and railway mail clerks, city, letter carriers, R. F. Dv carriers, farmers, forestry, Indian matrons, government service, take notice that. Mr F.

J. -Stuber will be: at the Planters hotel, Salina, Wednesday, January 10 and may.be interviewed between 10 a. m. and 9 p. rn.

These are life positions at good salaries. Call and see Stuber, without fail Wednesday only. 7-2t-pd 305-sp Obituary. Christina Sjoblom, nee Carlson, was born in Elghult. Sweden, Nov.

30, 1849. She came to the United States June .8, 1868. and to Salina in i72 Nov. 27, she was united in marriage to J. P.

Sjoblom, who now mourns her. This marriage was blessed with three sons, Albert, Thebdor and Rudolph. The Sjoblom family also have an adopted daughter, Mrs. Ililma Forsberg Burr, who lived with Mrs. Sjoblom many years.

Mrs. Sjoblom was also mourned by a sister, Mrs. Emma Nelson. of two half sisters, five grand chIL dren. other near relatives and friends.

She has been' a member the Imman-uel. Lutheran church since February 7, 1873, always taking an active part and giving liberally, of means to the needy and to her church. died Friday morning January 5. 917, at the age of 67 years. 1 month and 5 days.

lhe funeral services were held on Sun day afternoon from tne home, at 1:30 p. m. and from the church at 2:30 p. m. The pallbearers wer J.

C. Johnson, C. K. Berg. O.

Ostenberg, SINef-son, Aug. Ilalstedt, John Peterson and Aug. Larson. 8-lt PUBLIC SALES -Jan. sale for Dan Giesch, 3 miles southeast of L.

s. Ruggels Son. auctioneers. Jan-VlO-iHOscar Hederstedt. at Kipp.

W. Curphey auctioneer. Jan. 13. Sale, corner Iron and Fifth.

FOR SALE Bargain, close in, strictly modern, 7 room house, at a sacrifice' price; owner leaving town. See M. E. Ford, .118 East Iron, phone 633, 8-tf 1.