Abilene Daily Chronicle from Abilene, Kansas • Page 3

ard speech its on of go is the vs. 36 08 05 08 DR. J. W. SHEARER Osteopath Office over Hees' Bakery Nervous Diseases a Specialty Phones: Office 83 Res.

444 WILL FLETCHER'S Barber Shop and Bath Rooms 3-First Class Barbers-3 Courteous Treatment and Best Work. Your Patronage Solicited 3 a 3 3 A W. I. EICHOLTZ 00., Abilene, Kansas. Undertakers and Licensed Embalmer Mrs.

Ruth Eicholt: Lady Assistant Forty-seven years in business Auto hearse or horse drawn funerals Calls attended to day or night Phone 146 W. A. CALLAHAN AUCTIONEER 15 Years of Experience Will sell anything, anywhere and any time. Phone 6056 a 3 LOTTA-MILES If you want your tires to make a Lotta-Miles give me a A trial to your Vulcanizing. The Life of Retreads de- pends on the ability to cement the fabrics.

I can make your blowouts run the life of your tire. V. J. ELWICK 509 W. 7th St.

3 Phone 226 DR. MILLIE BENNET DR. HARRY BENNET 3 Osteopathic Physicians Acute and Chronic Diseases 3 Phones: Office 273 Res. 616 AN INVITATION I am glad to have you call and talk over your ailments in de- tail. Chiropractic is nature's assistant and will explain to you how health is a condition of which nerve stimulus has unbroken communication with all parts of the body.

A complete X-Ray equipment enables me to scientifically diagnose any case and thereby locate any pressure which cause disease. Consultation free. Phone office 204, Res. 490. J.

A. Drake, D. C. Over Minick Taylor's, Abilene, Kansas NEWS ABOUT TOWN J. N.

Engle of Donegal was in Abilene today on business. Geo. Roemer has been added to the force of clerks at the Howard Grocery. See A. R.

Elwick for glass, all sizes. He puts them in for you. Mr. and Mrs. S.

C. Dederick came down from Salina yesterday returning today. Mrs. L. 0.

Slusher of Hutchinson returned home today after a visit at the C. M. Paxson home. Lost: A sign painter's sample case and samples. Liberal reward for return to 312 S.

W. 2nd street. Miss Mary Focht is in charge of the Good Luck Millinery store during the absence of Miss Franklin. New five-passenger Ford still $360 F. 0.

B. factory. Chas. Cruse, Abilene, Kansas, The C. N.

club met last evening with Misses Wilna and Maybelle Cutler. A very enjoyable time was spent. Go to the Brighten Up Store for Paints and Wall Paper, Glass and Varnish. Mrs. Geo.

Etherington and daughter Lucite will go to Camp Doniphan tomorrow to visit with Will Etherington, now a member of Company H. Miss Roxye Franklin left today for the east to purchase her spring millinery. Miss Pearl Kohler accompanied her to Kansas City for a few days' visit. If you have been trying to get along without a piano, you are denying yourself and family something which they really, actually need. See Broughton this month (January) and let him show you how easy it is to own one.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz of Pratt were here yesterday between trains. They have rented a farm near Miltonvale and will move there In about a week. The Dederick Rendering Plant of Abilene will remove free, dead horses and cattle.

Phones 776, 681. 1050. James Koby lost a valuable horse yesterday from an unknown cause. The horse was taken sick about noon and died in a few hours. It cannot be contributed to corn stalk poison as no stalks have been fed by Mr.

Koby this season. The Parman Hat Shop is now located on the west side of Broadway what was formerly the Busy Bee Confectionary. On account of the Sunday School convention last night, the prayer meeting of the Methodist church will be this evening at 7:30 sharp. The mission study classes will meet right after the prayer meeting and it is hoped the members of various classes will be present on time. The ladies class meet at the parsonage.

It you can afford to support a home, you can afford to have a piano or player-piano, under the exceptional proposition NOW offered by W. H. Broughton. See him before February 1st. John Elwick is displaying 1 picture taken at Camp Donphan Christmas day of the mess hall and the many "good The room was profusely decorated with American flags and evergreens that made it exceptionally pretty.

Red Cross pack? ages of every description were placed on the table at each soldier's plate. In Buying Feed Please remember and don't forget that the CASH FEED STORE is the best place this side of Jerico for you to get your feed of all We solicite your trade. We have made arrangements to have all orders delivered by Luther Reese, phone 5053. We pay highest prices of Poultry, Eggs and Hides. Lackey Son Phone 155 The New Flour Flour manufactured under the new food administration regulations is not a "war flour" under the commonly accepted interpretation of "war flour." It contains no admixture of corn flour, but is pure wheat flour of the quality ordinarily known as Second Patent.

It is a white flour and will make a good, wholesome loaf of white bread such as you are accustomed to. Security Flour Mills Co. CHILDREN Should not be "dosed" for colds -apply "externally" Keep A Littie lady Guard in Your Home VICK'S VAPORUE LID ON IN SALINA. Dance Halls, Theatres and Churches Will Be Closed Till March 1. The coal lid affecting fifteen churches, ten lodge halls, ten pool halls, three moving picture theatres, Convention Hall, the New Theatre and Ekstrands hall, goes into effect tomorrow.

v. for an indefinite period, probably until the end of February, by order of F. D. Blundon, fuel administrator of Salina County, saga the Salina Union. The heat has been ordered shut off in all lodge rooms and halls: the mov.

ing picture theatres will either discontinue their afternoon or evening shows to effect a saving of fuel and if it becomes necessary will close alto gether: road show dates at Conventiona hall will be cancelled, pool halls will either close at night or keep open part of the day, churches will discontinue their week day and week night services and burn coal for Sunday heating only, dances at Ekstrand hall or lodge rooms will be taboo unless the dancers wish to dance without heat. In buildings like the city hall and court house where several rooms not in use are heated the heating connections will be shut off. Pigs For Sale. A few thoroughbred Poland China male shoats ready for service. Joe Prior, one and a half miles north of Abilene.

Phone 1294. BASKET BALL ORGANIZED Elected Officers and Secured the Hall--Practice Monday. The basket ball club has perfected 811 organization and elected officers and practice will begin immediately. The following officers have been elect- ed: Clyde Rogers, Presdent; Mike Hogan, Vice President: Wm. Sterl, Treasurer.

Dan Balore has Secretarybeen designated to fix the schedule, and Mike Hogan was chosen as sporting editor. Four teams are practically assured and some real sport can be elljoyed for a few months. The room will be put in shape this week and practice will begin in earnest Monday. Considerable rivalry has developed between the opposing teams and some exciting times may be expected. The schedule will be printed Monday.

Red Cross Notice. The Red Cross is preparing to send a box of clothing for the children of France and Belgium. Any one having infants hoods, boots, stockings or woolen underwear they care to give, will please leave them at the Red Cross room. MRS. GLEISSNER, President REESE NEW CASHIER.

The Abilene National Bank Officers Chosen For Ensuing Year. The directors of the Abilene National bank met last evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: G. A. Rogers, president: J. B.

Case, vice president; G. W. C. Reese for a number of years assistant cashier was made cashier to succeed Lieut. P.

A. Gleissner who is now in the service. Death of Mrs. Rohrer. Mrs.

Anna Rohrer, aged 93 years. died at her son's home at 109 South Spruce street last night. She is survived by three children, two sons and a daughter. Mrs. Rohrer has lived in this community fifty-seven years.

The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the German Reformed church twelve miles east of Abilene. Burial at the church cemetery. CHRONICLE WANT Cook wanted at once. Tip Top Inn Wanted: Two ladies to canvass Abilene to advertise 25c article. Sample to show, free.

Salary. Give address and phone. G3 care Chronicle. For Rent: Modern house. Call on S.

B. Stark, 215 N. E. Fifth street For Rent: Furnished house near Santa Fe depot. Phone M540 or call at Santa Fe Restaurant.

For Sale: Four room house, 228 Cottage Avenue, cellar, water 10 yard, lot 50x185 feet, curb and gutter paid for. Price $725 if sold 30 days, $400 cash, balance on time. J. W. Julian, Wellington, Kas.

3 C. H. EWALD Attorney-at-Law Case Bldg. Abilene st SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. More Than 50 Per Cent of Counties Were Represented.

The efficiency conference of county and state Sunday-school officials which adjourned its two days' sion at the Lutheran church last night is pronounced by its promoters to have enjoyed gratifying success throughout. At the closing session three home ministers took leadng parts, Mrs. H. L. Humphrey played and the Methodist choir sang.

The outstanding was by Rev. Frank G. Richof Holton, conference president. the church's patriotism in which connection Mr. Marshall Randel of Osage county sang "Keep the Home Fires Burning.

More than lifty per cent of the counties were represented. Nine members attended the sessions of the state excentive committee which was held in the state office in conjunction with the conference date. They transacted the routine mid-year business, and in addition remitted a substantial sum for the rehabilitation of the Nova Scotia Sunday School office which was laid waste in the recent Halifax disaster and assumed responsibility of six hundred dollars toward the current expenses of the Natonal Sunday School War Council. The state office requests the privilege of conveying through the Chron- icle acknowledgements to the families of the city whose homes were opened for the comfort of the city's guests and especially to those who 011 account of the weather were deprived of expected guests. More than a score of telegrams and letters of regret have been received from all quarters the state from persona I detained by sickness.

by imperiled stock. or by impeded transportation due to the storm. The representative from Cherokee county had bought his ticket but turned back when a late train made connections impossible. The Clay county president spent twenty-four hours getting half way and gave it up for bad job. Some left home Sunday to be sure to be here Tuesday.

Several of the honored guests coming on No. 106 missed the delightful banquet feature. JOINT INSTALLATION. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodman Install New Officers. The Modern Woodman and Royal Neighbors held a joint installation at their hall last evening and installed the following officers: Royal Neighbors -Oracle, Clara Johnson; Vice Oracle: Edna Hiff; Past Oracle, Lena Copeland; Recorder, Elfa Oliver: Receiver, Lula Baer; Chaplin, Matta Hogan; Marshall, Leona Shuey; Inner Sentinal, Daisy Miller.

Outer Sentinel, Francis Fritz. Modern Woodman--W. E. Blyde, head council; J. K.

Markley, advisor; A. S. Blair, banker: C. P. Snider, clerk: H.

F. Smith, escort: Floyd Lyle, watchman. After the installation a very delectable supper was served by the ladies and a general good time was spent. COMMISSION CASE TO JURY. Capsey et al vs.

Bleakly Heard in Court Today. The case of G. C. Capsey et al J. Bleakley for commission on a real estate deal on trial today.

This to the jury about 5 case will o'clock. The plaintiffs claim that they found a buyer who was ready and willing to buy Mr. Bleakley'9 farm near Baker bridge southwest of Abilene. Mr. defendant claims that he had already sold farm to another party before the his plaintiffs produced their man who willing to purchase it and it is was to the jury to decide if he now up shall pay AL commission or not.

More For Your Money Get the Genuine 41L43 CASCARA QUININE PROMO No advance in price for this 20-yearold remedy -25c for 24 tablets- Some cold tablets now 30c for 21 tabletaFigured on proportionate cost per tablet, you save when you buy Hill's- Cures Cold in 24 hours- grip in 3 days -Money back if it fails. 24 Tablets for 25c. At any Drug Store REGISTERED IN BY SO V. PRICE CO. future In Our Custom Tailoring Dept I If you are an exacting critic and buy tailoring on a value as well: as style basis, you'll be convinced all the more quickly of our ability to serve you by calling and being measured today.

Prices reasonable. Harry C. Litts Co. IS Tailored To Order Clothes Poultry Wanted! J. W.

Elwick will pay the following prices for Poultry: Heavy Hens Light Hens Springs 18c Broilers 19c Old Roosters 12c J. W. Elwick phone 226 509 W. Seventh St. The close of the sale of Series Installment Stock announced for today has been extended to Saturday night, Jan.

19. Mail or bring in application cards not latter than above date. Riverside Light, Power Gas 60 General Office Abilene, Kan. Phone 100.