The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 7

AGAIN! ON TttS UNMIEK' SAYS FINK TO FEUX. KINDS WANTS-ALL KINDS FQR SAlji -i -TQR SALE I FOR SALE CARPENTERS LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WAN- for concrete form work, four montbs; ted. So canvassing or soliciting re- employmenL Applx Dewey Portland quired. Good Income assared. Address Cement Dewey, Okla.

MAKE THAT FARM loan for you, lowest possible rate, saaranteed. R. L. Thompson. NaUonal Co-Operatlve Realty V- 1433 Marden D.

C. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR TEAM, my equity in 7 bouse 2 blocks from.square. Phone WILL PAY 42c per bushel. Yeager and White Feed Yard. Phone 550.

SACKS. YEA- ger ft White Feed Yard. Phone 550. a. CORN WANTED AT 42c.

Graen. Hay LaHarpe. EVANS- AT GRIFFITH'S old feed yard. Will pay 45c per bushel. Yeager and White.

Phone 350. WANTED THREE BOARDERS, good meals: separate beds; .00 per week; 51t S. Kentucky St. WANTED AT er at Kranse Cafe. FOR MODERN 12 ROOM i 402 E.

Madison. Phone 972-2L MALE HELP WAKTED. Pattern makers. Open ettov 64 hours per week at 47V4c per hour. Fulton Iron Works, C300 Plymouth St Louis.

Mo. CLAIBORNE'S MILL corn at 45c per bushel. Phone 195. FOR SALE FOR ROOM UOim barn 20x30: smoke house with cellar; hen house: fruit trees and 2 acres of ground: all in fine condition; located at lAHarpe. Must be sold on account of death.

See WilUams, at Register ofnce. FOR MALE CALF. TelepliOBe 1210. i FOR QTS. FRUIT, 3a glasses jelly, 4 rooms of good furniture and use of house until March.

vnn sell cheap. Call before noon at 201 8. Tennessee SL i' TOR 40. 80. 16V MO FOB MODERN 12 ROOM! acres nice meadow land; 6.VB«B ttom house, 402 E.

Madison. Phone 972-2L FOR DISCODOT ON furniture, stoves, carpets and light hardware. Cash only. Harry Davis Furniture Store. A NOTED BOTTOM FARM FOR acres, com alfalfa and hay land, 2 sets improvements.

Fine buildings, all kinds of water. Abundance of fuel timber, also considerable valuable walnut timber. Fronts on direct mall route and phone line. Price $41 per acre, for a limited time. Partial possession given at once if party buys small equipment of stock, im- plraients and teed.

Terms and particulars of J. M. HoMen. Route 1. Toronto.

Kansas. loU; 136 per acre. See owner. W. Lub VJl FOR STANDS supers sections -foundation coofb; extra new hives and other fixtures.

Reason for selling have no plactfor them. J. L. Brown. 301 N.

Washington. Tola, Kans. TOR 4 GOPM. MOD- house on paved borhood. Must be sold aobn.

Address Box 107. lola. TOR JSRSKT MALE pigs of March and April tarrow; good, stroac tndlTidnaU: wlU walch from 200 to ISO ponada. Fton mUes eaat and aoath ot 9S4-4. W.

F. Webw. FOR SALE. FOR RENT FOR SALE OR ACRES' in Finney county. Will take small city property.

F. H. Cope. 421 Oak. FOR call 415 X.

Ohio St. ADDRESS OR FOR 5 ROOM HOCSE. CAN be moved If desired. W. Q.

iKlng. Old Court House Building. FOR ROOM HOUSE I nicely famished, close in. Phone 263 TOR 90C PER peck. Phone 281.

CLOSIXG OCT TO QUIT. NOW IS the time to get Furniture. Rugs, Cook Stoves, ConrbinaUon and Hot Blast Heaters. Springs, Mattresses. Trunks.

Salt Cases and Bags. 9 N. Jefferson. Bonnell Furniture Co. Phone 1290.

TOR WOOD. TELE- phone 1049. FOR 25c. H. Welth.

LaHarpe. About 50 bushel. TO BZCHANOB-A NICB UTILE homa tor good team, iracat and bar- A. W. Bedk IS S.

Madiaoa Ave 1 have succeeded R. S. Baker as for the Continental Insurance Co. See me for all kinds of insurance. JOHND.TOLLE LaHarpe LaHarpe WIEIIT TRME ALL OTHER SORT OF TRADUfO SHOfrS SUILIB SITUATION.

and Cattle Brisk, and An Qnoted Proni Fhe Cents Higher. iBt the Press) Chicago. Dec. in thtf grain and provisiotis pit was at a light holiday character. )fay wheat opened unchanged to a shade lower at 9116 to 91.

touched rose to.91%c Chicago Close. May 92; July SSSicl COR.V—Dec. May 49; July 32Tic; May July May $18.20. L.ARD—Jan. 19.92 9.93; May 9 Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Dec. Wheat, market unchanged to 2c lower. No. 2 liard. 3.

No. 2 red, No. 3. 1.02. Close' July unchanged.

Nd. 2' mixed, No. 3, No. 3. 45 47H: July unchanged.

No. 2 white. No. 2 mixed. to 62c per busheL Receipts of wheat.

84 cairs. Kansas Cfty LtTestocfc. Kansas City, Dec. re- ceiirts 7.000. Market 19 to 25c Xative steers 10.00; cowm and' heifers stockers and feed ers $4 bulls calves FOR SALE-CANARY 6.500.

Market 5o brass cage: 12 quart fish bowl; An-jiugher. Hehvy packers, gora cat: com porUers: oil paintings, i and light 407 S. Phone 1136. 6 75 Chicago Livestock; bad can keep the whole Chicago. Dec.

re-, family awake at night Phil. 11.000. Market 10c bl neau. Schaffer. says: "1 could Beeves stockers and not sleep on account of a bad ers cows and heifers tS.7S and I was very weak.

I used Foley's Cf7.60. Honey and Tar Compaand. ahd soon 38,000. Market is the cough left and I slept soundly alt; strong to 5o higher. Ught alght." Burreirs Drug Store.

(JUURPE NEWS FOR TDlUt EL.4E0RATE CHRISTMAS FESTIT- ITIES AT THE Many Haps and One ar Two and Xaqy Comings and Goings of Folk Ton Know. no. LAHARPE. DEC. the local churches have arranged elaborate Christmas programs for tomorrow night.

The Presbyterian church will I have a tree, the Christian a surprise' for the children and the Methodist a "SanU Claus House." have Jubt received an assortment of Velourj Hats for our Christmas trade. Ask to see them at C. W. Friedley's. Ed Laver after an extended visit with his sons southwest of town returned yesterday to his home in Cincinnati via Kansas City for a short visit.

Reed Chambers came In Friday even Ing. from Colorado Springs to spend the holidays with his parents, J. S. and Mrs. Chambers.

Prom here Reed will go Southern Florida to his duties with the Indian River Land company. your useful Christmas presents at C. W. Friedley's. Mrs.

C. F. Cool is enjoying a visit from her ulster of Columbus. Miss Mayme Inerney of Kaniaa CHBI8TMAM 9 It your hurry to do your shop- ping doat neglect the Christmas 0 dinner. Our grocery department 9 Is well stocked with the goodies that you wJlv want for your great 9 annual feast.

We made special A CRRIST.VAS SHOPPERS The big holiday Is near at hand and we still have many nice things for presents. Make somebody happy by getting them a KODAK. There is nothing nicer in the world for a present, and we carry all the necessary supplies Every person entering our store up until 9 o'clock tomorrow night will be given a ticket our big prizes. First or Gent's $12 gold handled parasol. Second $9 mantle clock WATEK.S tc DAXFOBTH Drugs and Jewelry City, Miss Teresa Densmore of Bronson and Miss Mona Englehart ot Elsmore will be the guests of Miss Lena Waters during the holidays.

Mrs. G. F. Robins went to Elm last night to see her sister, Mrs. J.

E. Hunter, who is very ill. Mrs. Hunter will be removed to Topekn today to undergo an operation. Roy Huss of Elsmore, was in town Saturday visaing friends.

Miss Emma Hoover will spend the holidays in Missouri. Ous Strelch made a business trip to Kansas City Saturday. Josce Theobald of Barnes City, la here for the holidays. the advanuge of buying a Cbrtstmas present at our store: Men's 75c Muffler for 59c; 11.25 Scarf L. C.

Sartin will go to Benton tomorrow to spend Christmas. Mra. John Reuther and children went to KIrwtn, Saturday for a two weeks visit with hec parents. Roasu. Celery.

Cranberries and all kinds of frulu for the Christmas dinner at W. R. Mitchell's. Eldoo Peiry and family of Redflcid spent Saturday at the J. E.

Brennan home and left yesterday for their new home at Long Beach, Callforaia. Charles Thompson of Erie, was In town pn business Saturday. Meat Pies like mother used to make Buy the mince meat at Mitchell's. Miss Myrtle Maxson is assisting in the Waters Danforth store. The 12-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. HInes is reported on the sick list. $3.50 Sweater Coats Misses' $2 ones Men's and Boys' Jersey Sweaters and -Sweater Coats $1.50 Sweater Coats at at J.

R. Smith's Sale. Mrs. Bert Johnson came up from In depecdence yesterday to spend the holidays. Jack Cusick was in town Saturday.

iBSWaRM. have succeeded 8. Baker as agent for the Ctmtlnental Insurance Co. See me for all kinds of Insurance. John D.

Tolle, LaHarpe, Kaaa. efforts to supply all the dainties BttiUble for the occaston-'-Crsn- 98c: Men's 26c Hote, 2 pairs 9 berries Aimeria Grapes. Bun- 9 nn burnt box 42c. Men Ties, 9 kist Oranges. Grape Fruit.

Jona- 9 all Handkerchiefs. Gloves, Belts hnd than Apples and Bananlas: i Hosiery at reduced prices at J. R. beru. Braetl and EngM Wal- 9 9 nuts.

Many other articles too 9 numerous' to mention. 9 9 9 Be Sire ni Vbit Osr Htere the Sext Few Dsys belsre Ckrfstmas. Only Three Days More to Do Christmas Shopping We hare a 5c counter and a tOc counter that have good bar gains for you. We also have Dolls. Books.

Mechanical Toys. Fancy Box SUtkHtery. Bountala. Peas. Blngs.

Ouft Bottons, Hat Pins, Bar and Stick Pins. BveiT-jdcce Jewelry, from bar Btors- guaranteed. Come In and look over our line ot goodsl F. COOKSBT LaHarpe DraggM Smith's Closing Out Sale. W.

R. Daugherty worked in the Mc Coy harber shop at Moun Saturday. C. Hampton, of Rock Island, IlL. was here on bnxlness Saturday.

I Mrs. Jessie McGuire and son will visit in Hutchinson until Sunday. The out-of-town teachers departed Saturday for their homes to spend the holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hodges went to Rich Hil! yesterday for a short visit Miss Arlene Daggett Is here from Gamett to spend Christmas with her grandparenU, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dag can get Groceries at J.

R. Smith's at reduced inices. can Corn, 4 cans for 25c. 25c can Pitted Red Cherries I9c. and other reduo- tlons In.iiiroportion.

i Georgo Pelsyo of CoIUnsville. will spend the week with bis mother. forget to call at the LaHarpe Photo OsUery this raiU'dr ehtne: Dan Rose 4tf south ot towjs Fri day while trying to nnhlteh hU horse near the Methodist church aqd dislocated his right knee. He vUl oB tmm work toy some-time. to lirstcfaes See porehasing.

All goods gntrsoteed. THE SECRET TERROR hauntihg fear of sickness and helplessness is the secret terror of the forking man. Health is his capital. Kidney diseases sap a man's strength and vitality. They lessen his earning capacity.

Foley Kidney Pills bring back health and strength by healing the disease They are the Wt medicine made for kidney and bladder troubles. The genuine ere In the yel' THE Diirs Domes IT mis Sin sr. E. LADIES TO GITE BIG Ml'SL CAL AT AS EARLY DATE. Hellday Rack and Fertli.

Furnish a Large Part of the Tkese 99999 9. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 IS CARL ft HrXTER GAS CITY. DEC J. E. Hunter was removed from her home In Lone Elm today to a Topeka hos- pithl to undergo an operatioik.

Edwin Hunter motored to Lone Elm last evenings Miss Blanche Goes came down from Kansas City, last night to spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Goes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lutt and Mack Kelsheimer arrived Saturday from Cedar Point. to visit at the J.

Kelsheimer home. Hegs 9li; plenty of nice hams shoalders sides ft Ballard. Jim West who accidentally cut him self with a knife Friday will not be able to work for a number of days. Roy Huss. of Savonburg, was in town Saturday.

J. and Fanry Tsrkeys for Christauis Get osr Prices os Perk CARL HUNTER Telephone M. Gas Kansas. mixed 7.45: heavy i City Predscc i Kansas City, Dec Creamery 33c: firsts 31: seconds 39; DR. C.

X. Rrss Deatlst Extraction without pain by the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas BOOK I Nerthmv BIdg; 553; Res. 852 SSHc: firsts UVici seconds 140 Isc. 11 weak. Choice timothy choice prairie XI12 .30.

BR0O.M to $100 per ton. Lead asd Spciter. St ljonl3. Dec. market la weak at spelter, dull at $TilI5i- Dr.

Boss of Weir city last eveatng to see Miss Fsy i Arbuekle. who has been dangerously ill. Mrs. Benham and children are visit- In gat the W. E.

Rogers home. Mrs. E. D. Miller and children of Marlon.

and Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Leith.

of Barnes. are at the W. Kelsheimer home. Frank and John Fratchel of Kansas City, will visit at the E. L.

O'Brien home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nogle spent yes terday and today in KIncaid. Bay Yosr Meets at the Meat Xarket have furnished the town with meats ever since we have had a town here at fair prices, and as far as we AftfT L.

Hooper, of Miss Maude oi. being In business more than twenty this city, were united in marriage at the homo of the bride at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, December 8. Kitchen ofllclatlog. They left on the noon train for ColUnsrille wheye the, groom has home awaiting hlr bride and where they will reside. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs J. P. Wood worth of this city. She. is a model young woman being both yeaii we know how.

foolish it is to be cutting prices below, cost with our competitors. However guess we will have to-follovt them.through. So just step in and buy your pork at 10 ceuu, including a ham. a shoulder or a side. ROBERTS ft 73.

beautiful and of an amiable disposition. These admirable quallAcatlons low package. RVfuse'sny subttitute. made her a friend of all who knpw BurrdTs Drug Store. I her.

The groom very well known 9 DenH forget the Big Sweater and Sweater. Caat. Sale Sstarday at tke Meyer Departaieat Stere. 9 9 9 9 i 9 9 9 9 9 9 We have Just received an assortment of HIGH GRADE FIFES which are the bisgeat bargains we were eyerable.to These pipes lutre.ceBofae bre mopfli biter bowls. giiAd Btooat real leather caso.

Every pipe la the aasortment wortJi firopi OB Ckeies Oet Even With the City Fellers. -Now and Tobs Sau of Ooshkonong. eomes i w. V- town fellers a low, lebrlle yearn- to our people, and during his short to JCansas City for the pur- residence among us he has of Vnnttoa un totalatiangers with himself to be an ideal young man. 1 9 9 9 9 F.

1. SET roan, gaining many friends, among them the one who has promised to be a true friend through life, and by his acts among us we are sure he is worthy of the lady of his choice. We wish them a long and happy married Eagle, The above mentioned Mr. Hooper formerly conducted the City Bakery here and is a brother ot Mrs. B.

O. Lueas east of town. Jack Humes arrived yesterday from Dewey to apend the holidays with his family. Mrs. George and daughter of Wellington, are the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Freeman. J. R. West, of Bronson.

Is visiting at the T. E. Osbom home. Misses Dollle. Pearl and Dora Adams of LaHarpe are spending the week with their uother south of; town.

A few ef the Methodist ladies are planning a big musical to begjven In the church la the near fntoie. 8. C. Shrader and family will leave 9 1 tomorrow for Lawrence to iaake their Roy Foster, of Fredoala, -caioe in i)! yesterday to spend Chrlstmaa with his Mr. and Ifrair Jphfk Wour Mrs.

O. W. Moore, of WUser. visited Mrs. Lottie day.

Miss Msbei Rhea wept to Kansas City yesterday to visit -her mother sad sister until Soaday. to Biafcli our hard-earned dollars, the merry game Invariably result- IttC la oar tadlag ourselves with a hectic no money left and an all- pervading reallwitlon that we. have made tools of ourselves. This Is very similar to the craving that overtakes tte city once la so to qntt Itfs cpmltortable office aad buy ezpenslre b'uittlag tools, and outlandish and.hi^ here and traaip Us, lega. oft wont, weather ot the.

season, and drink large qaanttties of whisky and sleep en bedSTof palaaad get Sned tor trespass the rheomatlam snd age a few. measly soologieal or or- nlthokiglesl jtrntdavai that could buy at the nuHket tlor; IMK. Stffl. loiritlai; it like a. airaaseatent.

for. keeping the City Star. wiat Win stil ft At HannaV Jewelry PHILLIP HEIGELS HAB5ESS SADDLERY General Bepalriag Sooth Kas. F. L.

B. LEATELL, M. D. Diseases of the Chest Diseases of Children X-RAY 147; Res. 147 lola Sute Bank Bldg.

still have and Ben Davis4-10 to 30 cents a bushel at the farm. Nevltt's. Bayard. KA5S. Cmr HIDE ASD FUR PRICES The following quotatlouB axe ished by F.

L. Cofleld Commission to 630 Uve Stock Exchange. Kansas City. Mo. Kansas Dec.

Kaasas City Hide aad Wool Prices. Green salted naUves No. 1 ISellb. Green salted natives No. 2..

14c lb. Side brands over 40 13c lb: Bull natives No. 1. IbL Part cured hides less than, cured; unrated Ic less than cured. Glue hides flat lb.

Calf skins' deacon 65c Green horse hides. large; $3.85. Green borsebldes. medium Greein horsehides. small $8.25.

Dry horse hides. 75c to $L50 each. Pony and colt, green saKed hldesb to $L50 each. Dry Hides Flat Dry nint, 24c lb. Dry fUnt.

fallen. 23c lb Dry salt 18c lb Pelta. Dry full wool shesp to 14e lb. -L-i-ii 'E are selling Groceries for Christmas Donations, to the poor at cost and will deliver them free of charge. WM.

AUERBACH 620 South I ,4 i See Our Dollar Window There are many $1.50 and $1.75 Items but ALL GO AT $1.00.