The Columbus Daily Advocate from Columbus, Kansas • Page 3

I I I 1 I I I IM -H -l-H-H-H--H NED SAYS: SCHOOL SHOES Just received 25 more copies of Harold Bell Wright's newest book "The Recreation of Brian Kent'1 Plenty of Croquet Sets on hand. Watch for our special sale of box paper. Now is the Time to Buy You a Home in Columbus IF Yd' WAST THE SATISFACTION OF OWMS(i A HOME OK want to make some money as Columbus property vtlil surely go up in the next 60 or SO days. See the AITCHISON REALTY CO. NED'S BOOK SHOP Rural Phone 15 Ac 1i ililti fi Jul, il (her First National Hunk.

Tliey Will Explain Home I'hune Rural I'hone CRANE WILBl'R TONIGHT. Or. J. F. Jan.ei-on, veterinary Sur-eon, Phone 187.

i Taxi and baggage service at Brooks Hotel. Call ShaDnon. dtf CRANK WILBUR TONIGHT. P. C.

Wet C.alina a A SilOWIX; OF (11 II.I1I1EN SCHOOL SHOES; IV lU'TTOS ASH I.ACKj IS' I'ATEST, l'N METAL ASH KID; IX BltOWS ASH IILU'K. YOI' WILL FISH THE STYLE YOU LIKE. MZt: s'i It at 2. and M7.Es 12 to 2 al $2.49, 2.s, fm. mid (fl.50.

fJIKI.S: 3.49, if KSJiO, W.flO, $0.50. $7.00 and iK00. SEW STYLES IS LAMES' SHOES WtE SOW UFA HY FOI YOl'lt ISSl'EtriOS. CR50N looking nftor some ies.il 1 today at the court house. Mr.

Chailey Coles ot 'iiiaid, was a Columbus visitor today. Paul Sehreiner and Helen Sizemore attended the fair at Cartilage yester-cla JARAGRAJ Bessie Thornton went to Anna yes I Mrs. John Miller of Weir, is a Co-'lumlnis visitor todav. terday to visit Mr. and Mrs.

Th.innan for a few days. Robert LaKue anil Lucy Tracewell attended the dance at Soajmnon lust night. CRANE WILECR TONIGHT. Tomatoes for canning $1.00 per bushel at T. J.

Skinners. dtf Elith McKoe. of Rangi Texas, ar rived today to visit his mother, Mrs. Ed. Coman of Scaiumon, was in town today on business.

J. L. McMillan of Columbus. Mabel Miller, who was operated on at the city hospital, is improving slightly. N.

C. Pryne and family are campinp at Neosho Park ihis week. Mrs. John Jacobs of Crow 10. is in Columbus shopping today.

Mrs. Simeon Johnson, of Valley, is in Columbus visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ida Rottorff. Mr. Georee Pruiit of Galena, was town todav on business, Georgia Gallagher and James Pryor attended the dance at Scamnion last niyrl.t.

Mr. Ivan Jones of Joplin, is visiting friends in Columbus today John Westervelt and Hobart Raf-ferty arrived home yesterday. YOU CAN DO HETTER AT KING-MUMMEY'S King-Mummey Stores Go, 'Fred Baldwin, Dr. Jameson and Jim Ellis were among those who went to Carthage this afternoon by automobile, to see the auto races. Mrs.

Frank Vanduker of Skidmore was in Columbus yesteidcy on bus- George Collision of Scamnion, vas in town today on business. Maurice Jones and Marcellus Boss attended the fair at Carthage today. Frank Childress, of Galena, was in Columbus today, on oourt business. Joe Carroll and Clyde DimmMt attended the fair at Oswego yesterday. Ton) Staton.

li ba Coil and I Huoy attended the fair at Carthage yesterday. Mrs. Harry Seibcrt returned yesterday to her home in Galena, after ,1 visit in Columbus with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Gaither. A WAST AH WILL PO IT TRY AN ADVOCATE WANT AD.

Mr. S. Wiiullc and Mr. Huffman, of Joplin, were Columbus visitors Jones Ruhland, furniture and undertaking. Ambulance free.

Call us either day cr Bight. Both 'phones 12. The sweet kisses of a little manicurist captured the heart of a rough rider. See Crane Wilbur tonight in "Devil McCare." District Clerk Fred Simkin attended the Jasper County Fair at Carthage yesterday, and saw tl.e horse races. Flor de Tim Ward, foreman of the Advocate I Mi'- Sam Shultz of Neutral, visited and Monty Ward, left this morning friends and relatives in Columbus to-for Powell, for a short vacation, day Garfield Recharson and Nell King attended the fair at Carthage yester-! dav.

The "KX( i siOlt" Kurmiee I MELBA Tfie Cigar Supreme At the price flor MELDA is better, bigger and more pleasing 1v Dave Mackie. of Seanmon, was in town today, to take an osteopathic treatment. the HLST. It is the only, up-to-date reeireu-lalinir furna e. and in elia'-'e of scmo rooms over Dowry's store that are for rent.

Make good location for dressmaking parlors. Vandament. 0S-20 y.r. and Mrs. Fred Hoist ine and motored to Joplin last uiuii uuy iiuiu iiuvdni ciyar.

(very respect. Cranes in sizes. Most 10c Corona or SKt-tCTOS SUE Other Different Prices Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sterrt-tt of the Mitchell neighborhood, we re shopping in town today.

heat for coal. Ihin't buy any fuinaee till you fo M. Miller, the tinner, ajrent. dtf Ask your dealer for your favorite size. II your dealer can't supply you, write ub.

I I- HI -I Mrs. Mae and Misses Inez Morris of Chard ami Miss Myrtle M.c-Guire, of were1 roimnbus v.Vlto'-s today. i Plierre Robeson motored over to ''avthage yesterday to attend the Jas-pi o.iuty I LEWIS CIGAR MFC CO. Newark. N.J.

Largest lndepcmlLtit Cigar Factory in the World. I 7 lie Keif Plaster. 41- Attorney Verne Thompson, of Miami, i was here today on business in the idbtritt court. WANT ADSM Yes it's some to drive an auto alongside a train running sixty miles an hour, and the driver leap through a Pullman window after his sweetheart, running away from him. Crane Wilbur does this stunt, and many others, in tonight's picture, "Devil McCare," at the Liberty.

10, 15 and 20c. Mrs. Oriie and children of Columbus, went to Neutral today to visit friends and relatives. A piece of fiannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on ever the seat of pi.in is often more effectual for a lame back than a plaster and does r.ct cost anything like as much. J.

S. McAuley, funeral director and embalming. Mrs. McAuley, lady aa-j elstant. Calls answered day or night, both 'phones 3 21.

Free ambulance service. WHY WAIT? NOWK MIN AUK ALWAYS IiRKAMIM; Or" l'AITf, HIT THIV It fJKT Alt(HM TO IT. iminmiriinmiunimirntitinimiiiniiuiiiTOunniTO POU SALE 4-rooin bouse, just finished, lnrjte closet, screened porch ready for wiie, window screens hung on hinpes, coal house and 1 lots on graded street in Hayes' addition. Owner had to leave town. Cost $1.3 r.0.00.

Can be bought for $250.00 cash and balance time at fi per cent. Will rent if we do mil sell. Also 4-room boue on ear line newly papered and painted for rent or sale at $350.00 cash and balance time. Two lots, city water in both properties. See Ellis Norell.

FOR RENT Neatly furnished apartments for rent, up ton. thoroublv modern. 217 West Maple. Home phone 2. When you think of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS think of a Fall Suits are arriving daily.

$20 to $45 DO IT Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, hh they cannot reacn the etat cf the disease. Catarrh is a local dint ate, nreutly in-fiutrcfcd by constitutional conditions, and in oilier cine it must tiike an iritcrnal remedy. IIuH's Catarrh Medicine is inlei nully and acts 1 hi the hlnod Ihe inuioue eurfuct-a of tlie pyptem. H(il Catunh JMedirlne wns prvHcribed by one of lie best physielann in hit rountry fvir ypurij. It ts com-lsed nf f-'nnie cf li.e f-t tonics known, combined with fcotne the- blood purifiers.

Thf fit th inffiedientB in ITaM'a Cutairh ib what ircnluaB fi! v. (mdi-i ful reeuHs in ealairltal tonduiona fcjend for HtinirnirtV. free. F. J.

CHEN ft? Toledo, O. All DruwiNlR, 7tic Ki'J'H Family fills for constipation. Every day that you posipono the ork adds extra expense lo you. Pain, sun and ind are busy open up the pores and u-rucks. The longer you wait greater will be he damans and more material will be rc( uired when you OPT P.EAUY I'se Ie Voe Paial asts J.oiiKesI 1'etver (ialhios.

J. E. GORDON See west window fill WANTED Boy to deliver bread. One who is not Koinfr to attend school. Call West.

Side Hakerv. dX-30 1 S. K. Corner Phone 212 HE Hi ii mi ii -firr rmn rrm i i i mm iiiumiiiimpm FOR SAI.K Truck body for Fold See Dean at Walbeit Tim-herlake. ire shoe OR A PES 'FOR PALE 4 cents In See it at McAuley's 100-lb lots.

B. K. Wantland. 1 mile south of Columbus. dS-30w1 If It's New We Have It.

HARRIS (LOTHISO CO. mm A WANTED Man's bicycle; good condition. Enquire Eilers 10c store. d8-30p BUY Wellington's COAL Our Store is Full of a Nice Selection of New and Used Furniture See Us For Bargains H. Brundage N.

W. Corner Square PHONE SS I'lvrAJr, 3 FOR SAI.K R-cniinjrlon typewriter, No. 10, latest model, pood as new. Will sell cheap. Inquire at Express office.

FOR SALE OR RENT Four-room house, furnished or unfurnished, 2 blocks north square. Mrs. Phoebe Pike 8-aip HIONK 27 The tign of mechanical excellency. CASE KEROSENE TRACTORS AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING All jobs, large or small, receive the same Careful Attention. Chandler-Zerby FOR SALE Ice cream wairon, horse and harness.

Reasonable price. Call at 500 N. Penn. Kd. dtf A Dollar Bill Will- WILL start a savings account at this -WILL put you on the real rond to saving.

WILL earn interest hile von save more. WILL help build a well between you and hards-hip. WILL make you think more of yourself. WJLL iraalce ethers think more of you. WILL turn your ambition ir.to real success.

COME AND ASK I WHY AND HOW7. AMERICA'S ARMY of BUSINESS 01 lins SAI.AKII HICI1 Ori'OIITI'MTIhS TO OtFI- CtKS, BOTH HKX AM) WOMK.N. Hl M.Vr SS WANTS LIEC'J KNAM'S. P.uhiiicss wants Ihuusands of "Lieutenants," Becre-taiies, 1fK.kkeeperd and aecountant-). Business Is offering higher salaries than ever.

Will you enter Un's great, peace-time army of business as au officer as a First or S'ond Lieutenant? Will you accept the salaries and the richer opportunities for this corniuand offers? Or will you join the seranble "jobs." It is for you say, you can be an officer of a private, which shall it be? 1AM. TCKW KKCUXS SKI'TKHHEl! 1. Phone, call or write for information telling how. Plays All Records Costs No More Gives Better Service Beautiful tone. Demonstrated in your home free of cost.

Prices $100, $125, $150, $175, $200, $225, $2G0, $275, and up to $350. TERMS ALWAYS REASONABLE Jones -Reiilandi Co. CZjEFurniture and Undertaking. Rugs and Pianos. THE JOPLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE THE JOINER SCHOOL" I'hotie 3206 W.

Ii. JPINFlt, Piesldent. Joplin, Mo..