The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 5

THE lOLi DAILY REGIS SATURMY evening. N0VEBmER ,6,1920.. PAGE FIVE S6r. liJflH; Maif. VOORN- IC.

Mny May W3.M: Jan, 124.25. ALL ADS CMssmED cblamii nuiBt Iie.in by 1:30 to. iky. shift methods, for a retnrn card in the conier-of your yotL-caB FRlNTUp small iam abOVc the retaU.price of Qet esti-' tiatir fttom the-BiiKistet Job ntotioHler for anyiamoiut any time. -f- Kinds TO BUt FOR SACRIFICE OX liand furniture for CASH.

We! account of relationship, my fine also repay and refinish furniture, i registered herd Chester WHiile A Beck Furniture Ca 120tf 'Male. See hlin. Farm. i Phone 205 or 10 29 116 OIL HEy i ed heavy tniekinB and jll field FORD SED.W. cdn.struction work.

Office Her- Cigar Store. F'lione T02. phone 194. C. C.

Luccock. 1113 FARM iIIANn. C. Phone 112.) WA.N'TEO—SIX PIPELIXE wort. M.

Kile. 116 3 e.wellcnl shape. Inquire Smiths Oarage. Colony. Ka.s, 11.16 127,625 sheep, compared with 51.

cattle, 9.9.50 calves. 42,750 hogs, i.and 30,050 sheep, last weelc. cattle, calvfes. 45.4201 hogs ana 3M00 geep a year LOWER BFT Early in the weelc prices for FEEDERS GAIX. steers, lose Mi to 50 cents, anti icows and heife.rs 75 cents to $1.00.

Mm. F. Coolaey and Two Sons In the past three day.s with fairly liberal supplitis, and receipts and lower prices in Chi- jrago, the market I advance In steet.s was wipetlj LAHARPE, Xov. and'out and cows retain, a i Kaniins I'ity 4 Mrs. Frank Wilson and htlby gain of 25 to 50 cents.

Prime! Kanjas i tqrned to in Keoileshu grain fat steers were. lackingJj-Receipts 9it)0. Marl Have Jlored to to Their Home. Wheal Is Fire io Ten Vtmis Lower, March Bids Bclnir ItelAw two 'Qolliini. (By the Awi'Oclai 'Nl The followibg-are some'o things to be sold at auction Special Sales November 10, ait dola Ad Pavilion on Street: ft Head of horses.

4 Milk cows: 3 Yearlins heifers. i HolsteiB.buU.-two and a years old. 1 bceil- Poland China 1. Poland gilt iSept. 14.

1 bred, March gilt, not bred. 1 FullUblood Poland China male .12 Ithode Island Red Roosters. 10 -HeoB of. hogs, weight 50. to 100 pounB.t.

2 Yeariing mules. 1 Thorifughbred Holstein biill, 3 vears old. lola Ad .1 foljufd: China, male hog. weight pounds, i Wagon." 1. Buggy: 1 work harness.

1 "Haho, otfeer household' goods, etc. 2 Suckling mule colts, i car. 16 model. 5 tires. Cui'tain Stretcher.

calf. BU: SALE ON llEZNOUS. STOVES. furniture, clothing and Kelley's Evoryihing Store. 1111 FOR RENT H0USEKEI2PIX0 apartment, downstaii 's.

modern. 214 114 6 THREE MODERN a pleaBant vi.s^it with their Good to choice fed steers brought first floor light parents and other relatives. I $13.50 to andj warmed. up rooms. Call phone 1294W.

II 5 Cunningham enter-igras brought to $13.25. stock steady to 25 lower: canners and daughter Tuesday was the higl). das -for; jr, to.2."» cents lower: bulls FOR FURNISHED Alvena dinner of the gras.s fat grades I calves $1.00 to $2.00 higher: stock- or iinfurnlKhcd. 14 North Stale. Hurfy B.

Skinner of sold at $6.60 to $9.00. top, ers and feeders 25 higfier. i .5 who Jia been visiting hl.s brother, short fed heifers 80l(h up to $13.00.: Market ac- ch onJiS' i. 4 C' Common beef 25 td 50 lower; others 50c to $1.00 lower; she William in Manb.ittan. stopped oft and mi.xed to uvc.

uneven, generally stea I will at'Ptihlic "Auction farm.tiree west anCone FARMER wL to rent farm. Care Add TO CUT hedge. Phone n. 14 FOR RANGE AND organ. 510 North Third.

114 1 HFOR CALF, i Eyier Bros. FOR RE.VT—TWO FUR- nished rooms. Inquire 501 South Buekeye. 113 6 MILE 1 6fl TO A residento wiUiin throe or four blocks of sqiiiiro. I'liono 11610 PLASTERERS WANTED.

UXtTED iron Works. lola. Kas. II WANTED-ONE DOZEN WHITE Rock inillcts. Phone 1416.

WANT FARMERS WHO H.WE clover, ilnioihy and alfalfa for sale to write or phone us. Will D. M. Hachmau. rlola.

Kan.s. 115 3R RK.vI AT lOS jjore on his wav home for short Vealcalvetf were iiO tni $1.00 good to choice and good to medium South Third. Phone 1020. 11 4 i visit with Ws rarenl Rev. and-top $14.50.

lieayywelghL hogs Mrs. J. J. Skinner. Stockers and Feeders.

top $13.65. Mrs. A. E. Banta of Coffeyville.

The National election which cut Kansas, is liere for. a few days', down the also kept Llreslock. visit with her mother, W. 1.." country buyers off iJie market and Chicago, Xov; Johnson. i trade In stockers and feeders ruled cclpts compared; 11 (.10 1 bOK llhNT I ONE LAIU.P.

IlOUSb-i Olc for osRs. 'I. quiet. Prices were unchanged, with week ago. native steers 1 vHR prvp 510 Thirl, Larger demand is expected ne.U 25 to lower; she stock horse 9 years Old.

weight im FOR SALb-UVE 114 6. The Women's Foreign Mission- week. steady lower: feeders and QVERLANII TOTOIXG touring car good as new; will ary Society held their monthly: HoKS. i 'jrange cattle mostly steady. the first three 7000..

Market AUss SarJhMacUInlefV this aft- br5ke fuM: and other articles. of work harnega ernoon for Walnut to spend (he and today. i(ales I Some'potatoes and'sweet pota- of 18, acrqa of week end with her parents. closing the week with a net gain A. J.

Cunningham has gone of $1.15. The top price today was to spend a few days with and $13170. and bulk of sales Begfnnlpg'at i p. 'm. following" described I property:" ii.

TWO white horse HOUSEHOLD cook R. Iquiet. cabi: Larger demand is expected cveKIy 25 to 75 lower: she stock. Mission- week. lower: feeders and trade for livestorkor lola proper-; FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM HOUSE meeting at the home of Mrs.

J. T. Hog prices in fimk modern. C. L.

xreadway Tht.rsdiy afternoon. this week OVERLAND In good shape. IIOS ttc. About five dozen One grIndsTone, one hand seeder, rk.s. shovela and other articles.

Barred Rock FOR FT. bought now and run once. Looatetl miles east of Cha- nuto. Price $1.00 per foot. Address L.

n. Cravton, Independence. Kans. 115 6 FDR JtE.VT-TWO LIGHT HOU.SE- I keopins rooms ami sleeping XEW PL.UKR PIANO FOR S.11,1:. room.

West street. ir6S We for Immediate, sale a. brand nciw Player I'laao, qnality, FRONT ROO.M IX MODERN fully iniaranleed. located nrar home. 215 South Sycamore.

Banta north of JM3.60. Pigs sold up. to $13.60. Re- The Christian church will h.ive^ielfXs have been unusually lola. Liberal lornis to responsible parly.

Particulars will be nttiiied to anyone 0. FOR ACRE FARM dose to town and school: acres boitoni ground. See Fuller or 11 6 ft light Sunday School at the usual hour, for this hcasou of the, year and 10 a. m. there no indlcaUon that tlie Rev.

and J.J. Skiuncr are movement will lncrea.sc in the i visitors lUi lola today. next ten days. Because the supply Mrs. E.

R. left today for js short of actual demand packers ran extended visit with relatives in been unable to lower prices i Ode.sso. ilo. as they had anticlpateii. The funeral services of Mn.

CHy Produce. Kansas City, Nov. I toes. kafgr com; some corn in ahocJcj F'rsts Ic higher, 65c: of 6 months be given 4Sc. Jnterest from date if pirfd unchanged.

sums of $10 and ca'ah. Sums over $10 a credit pnrchiaisef giving approved note, when'dne. It not paid when due, froiji date of discoodt Tor oh Jredit sales- projMirtjr to be removed iintil aettled ifor. iCOL. C.

S. BISHOP, Aacflonecr. L. £. HORTn Clerfc.

1161 Richard Swansdh WA.NTED—HOUSEKEEPER. IX quire at ElUe Theatre. .11610 -TOR SAT.E- AND FOUND iiS :Zn.rhSel -r-- at 3:30. Rev. J.

M. Pluramer of; A.ND BLUE SPEC- Burial In LaHarpe ceme- klcd hound. Phone I I received another car of. FOR RHD RIVER Ohio cooking and seccl $1.50 rer at cabbaee. $1,50 hundreil at store, i "202 South Third.

Phone 72.1. 112 6 Local Markets. out. Gdc dozen. 1 GREEN HORSE 20c: FOR SALE-'A GOOD THREE house and extra large 221 South Third street.

1167 1 FOR ACRES OF land and house on South State street. Inquire at North Was'i- ingtoh. .1. B. Pecs 11 FOR RpO.M MOD- ern ba.seinent furnace, clCicia.

$.0500: down. Phono PE.V. Leave at Regijstcr. flour "and feed. aUo Swift F.

F. F. geese. 12c; Kansa-x City Gralo." ICinsas City. Nov.

umihanged to 3 toy-. ten Xo; 2 mixed 88c: No. Xo. 2 white 88c: i Xo. 2 yellow I' ISMc.

i cnchanged to V.er^i^i0^ Pnhjlc P.E.^c(Ewin«i^.ln^^^ W. young cocks. 15c: old cocks, lie; Xo. 1 turkeys. Xo.

Hamilton. 11 5.S WILL OH F-OUD coupe fbr a sood building will give or take difforemo. St'S G. L. Williams at Recister.

11 -S 3 FOB S.ALE" OR TRADE ONE Paige touring car. one Ford touring, iwth in condition. AV. A. Cqx.

K. C. I'lumbing To. 114 6 FOR LARGE RANGE cook stove at 311 Phone 11 5.S FOR ROO.M ern house, east front, ai.so gar- aire. fine close in.

Ownor going 10 leave lola. Price piiTt cash, terms on balance. Cieo. L. Williams at Register.

11610 PHONEand Tankage. 11 4 6 sou.s.U 'turkcTs ISc: old 25c. m. and Hubert left this morninij; for their new home In LtRoy. MY-.

I Vtm Hamilton of LeRoy -0 here Sunday to take charge of drug store. Hamilton Is a competent younstuan and will do-, vote his time in the interests the people here. REPORT. FOUND SPECKLED HOI'ND. Call at 611 North Flr.st 'i I E.VVldLOPE CO.N- tainiug valuable iwriers.

Finder f'tlease leave at Register. 11 5 MARKED C. A. Dec. 25.

17." Reward. Xew York Cleaners. 1166 1. Live Pilres I nseltled BLACK Week Week Adfance F. F.

F. i unchanged to 50c i higher; Choice- prairie 16.50. cars received. Mar- d'clockr a. the Ullowing described proper.

THE 4GAUX' glove between and lola State Bank. Leave at Register. Reward. 11 6 FOR WITH top box.i n. Trei.arv.

Route 2, lola. 116 10 FOR OF FOUU. year old mares, wt. would trade for gelding. W.

K. VanCamp lola phone. 11 4 6 i FOR SALE-MY AT I 412 street. Mrs. Fraiik 'Itiddle.

11612 FOR LUMP COAL i Oh K. Ar T. track lola Junk i.6 Coal Phone HI 7. f- 11 5 6 'for SALE OR TRADE- KI.h'N also 200 shares oil slock, gpi South Sycamore. 115 7 F6r ROOM MOD-; house.

$1400: down. 11 TREE. FOR SALE-r-BABY WALKER with physician's gtiarantee. Pho. 1035.

XEW ZEALAND RED sale. 50 cents each. 405 S. 11 6 Kans City. 'he I stimulus of light recelpLs.

piicei GOLD WRIST for iivo stock In the first two days iwatch Thursday eveuins. Phone of ihe week were unevenly hlfrli- SC'J. Keward. 6 -S Cattle prices rose' 35 cents to hogs and sheep $1.00 to THURSDAY EVE.NI.NG: In the pa.st two days the gain Lavalier chain bttween East in caitle VMS about out; Lincoln and Odd Fellows Hall- bogs broke Thursday and rallied LADY'S HANDSOME FUR COAT for sale. Owner going to-Flor-( Ida: will facrlfice.

Room 44; Kel-' lev Hotel. Finder phone FOR SALE. enamel bed. 527. CHEAP-WHITK complete.

Piione 11 6S Carrie Walters, and sheelJ and lambit retain- 11 6 6 i cd about .50 cents of the gain. celpts were cut down early In the REWARD FOR owing to the National elec- conviction of party or par- ticji but since tlien they were tie.s tearing down ou my I expectations, farni one mile and a quarter ea.st 1 This Week's of Prairie Oel! school house. Receipts this week were 41.050 where the liig pond, is. Positively cattle. 5.600 calves.

26,000 hogs and Hunting. J. C. Butcher. 116.1 1 RIPPLLNG RHY.VES (By Walt iPhone Hamilton.

WOOD FOn SALE LN Thompson. BACW OR KIDNEYS 12 HORSE GAS Tiengine, corn and elevators, inquire ut Garage. 11 FDR SEP- one sewing machine, one heivj- bed spring he.1. fe successfiti oat sproufrr. single comb dark brcJwn Leghorn eCs from nested head to lay I one work horse, ont' cow.

3flrs. 21; lies UR ROOM HOUSE. ONE ilock from square for trade for house further out. Inquire 3lJ) South Fourth street. 11 6 WILL H.WE STRAWBERRY.

black and red raspberry plants for spring delivery, E. Fisher. South Kentuckv street. I 11.6 12 1 I FOR TOURIXG nearly new, five new tireK. spot- light, transmission lock, mbtomet- er.

Dillon leas: would tako cow on deal. Call at Oak f.r phone 1394. 6 i finished now the long cara- SiU.E-PlGEOXS. 20 SOUTH made their mean- 11610 r-lain. we know just where i were ai; hut little comfort do I FOR SALE-2 2-ROOM HOUSES Johiuou made a bei with to be moved: eight of stuck me for a hat.

The; Indiana 116 0 weary conflict now is done; a south Indiana. lost, a statesman'won. fric acd in moat o.xdtr.-. tho and may; the loser'smile: but all FOR COW A.ND my ia sick and lumps nice heifer calf. 821 Ea.st Johnson jay who live.s next door The unm- loudv-.

tlu 116S has touched me for a ti'o. Ami I must wheel through the a barrow upside down. tho n.pl.t, Crop Improvement HfX THB old barleycorn days, I It used to be said that there was no poor whisky bat that some whisky was better ers. Perhaps we had better say today that there are no poor anto- moBiles bat that some better tlmn others. The reasons why tliey are better.

cannot plways be definitely expressed, but if a man likes one kind of yoa have great dilBculty in convincing him tliat some, other car Is better," says Mr. E. C. Stone, America Hampshire. Swine Record os- loclaiton, Peoria, IlL I 1 "Xow hogs are like anttmioblle.s.

If a man likes kind of hog, somehow or other he caimot get Sat len meat; aod take a glass oi over any other kind. Saltf to flnsli oat -will admit that an hogs are Drink plenty Tater. length of tlmeu We Iiold the world's championship and are pitted against the field in every show. We are getting ready for a grand slamiat COiicago when we hope to ecVpse even our own rec- bat In my mind, Hampshire hogs lord." HORSES 150 MUKCS -Three 5-year-old 1 Wack I mare, weight pounds; 1 bay I horse, weight pounds; 1 gray horse, weight 1,300 pounds. 25 HEAD OF HOGS-Poiir brood I saws; 10 pigsj six weeks old; 10 I shoats, weight about 140 pounds; 1 Duroc Jersey male hog.

iS HEAD red cows. 8 years roan cow. 8 years 5 years old; 1 roan cow, 7 old; 5 red cows, 5 years old; 1 black and white; cow, 5 years old; 1 spotted cow, 5 years old; 1 roan'cow, 5 years old; 2 red cows. 3 years old: red heifers, 2 years old; 18 spring heifers and 10 arc better than the others and thai steers; 14 heifers and a'great, aany breeders agree 7 steers; 1 white Shorthorn bull, me is siiovn by the way pARM UfPLEXENTS. been doningap their bogs for ex Two culdTators; 1 old hibitlon this and the way the culUvator; 1 pabllc has been baddng as ap in old disc harrow; 1 new JanesviUe our coOTlctiobs that the Hampshire; 1 gang plow; is the hog of hogs.

11 16-Inch walking plow; 2 sod "The wonderful records that this I Deering com' binder; 1 Deering breed has made daring the past binder: I mow- few years. Is helping to estibUsh tr; 1 sulky rake; a Meadow Lark their -popotarity and The Hampshire family has enjoyed r-r the ijreatest Increase both in bum. I sums of and under, over $10 a credit ber of animals and in records of' months be given, purchaser giving approved note, bearing 756 any breed of Uve In the same jf due. if not paid when due, from ureea uve BUICK on sales. -No property to rope and fork; 1 StnaelmlteK wagon; 1 new Badger wagon box; 1 Moline com planter and SO rods of wire; 1 iron wheel wagon and I wagon large shovels for 1 barrel tankj 1 tank; 1 wa- gon Jack; 1 tile spade; 2 shoTels; 1 post hole digger; 2'silO forks; 1 2.j(-Une forks; 1 tine'tdu; 1 carnage; 1 buggy; boggy pole; I mowing scjrthe; 1 stretcher; 1 set single har- i' siuldle' and bridle; 3 sefa donble'lrork- harness; 1 work bench; -2 grindstones; 1 scoqp 1 mail Iwx.

HOrSEHOLD bed room consisting of springs, commode and rcau; 1 wood bedstead; qarlor'set; 6.dinin.g. room small rags. 27xi53 2S, Mraw matting;" 2 ingrain carpets. 2e yards' each; 25 yards home made 5 lamps; 2 rocking chairs; Trusty incubator and brooder; De Laval cream separator. No.

Itti kitchen table; sausage mill; lee cream freezer; 2 heating stoves; conch, and some other articles, i be removed until for. i MRS. F. E. McGORMACK T.

JOSEPHINE BROWN, Executrix rOL. H. D. SXdC'K, Aactloneer. i i HARLAN Laack Served by Ladles Fresbrterjac the FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE MO.NTH OF OCirOBER.

1920. Broadway. Working Fands 9-30-20 Balance Receipts Dlsb'smto 10-31-20 Balance I Warrants I Outstand'g; DraweK Cash In Balance'. Treas'ra J.U9.10 I 2JI03.02 i 139Jk7 OVERHAUL i That car before it gives out and you have td re- I place a lot of the parts. We guarantee all work.

iSOHtii Street Garage i Oar BepaMng Itediator Ratalra M. H. ABTS, Prop, aw SMtt St SU Battery Eleetileal GaaollBa ISra Bavatiiag Solid Tina must roll a ipeanut up tile hill. I see glad faces the street, and happy I meet. a care jor fret; I i sadly view the merry throng, for 1 'must wear my wbiekers long, to I pay a foolish bet.

The noisy band is tunes to the gay gossoons, but Qinsic makes me sad; this evening I must, backward jwalk, my eyes blindfolded, round ja blocic to pay a wager They isay our bulwarks-are secure, and wirce of thus ending hlad-' itherell be Justice for the poor, and Itr weakneKS, I wrongs will redressed; but Jfad is inexpensive, oin not in-; fulPof grief and dole, and clL makes a delightful vfTervpscunt my hopes In the hole, so "tliia-water drink which, i i wretchedly guesed. take now and then to keep the I udaeys clean and active. Drugoistf Eat mi-at. drink lots of from any four lur CPS a tabli-fwinn- bl in a of water before brrakfaxt 'or a few days-and your kidneys will hen act fine. This famous it aade from acid- of and emon juin-.

combined with lithiti. and been unei fori generating to rlt-an i' logged kidneyii and them te torma! activity. to neutralize the i They in urine, it no longer Cemetery Band Park Gas Electric Balance and Bond Faads; Bond Investment Sidewalk i Special -j Electric. Internal Improvement 1 Fondiilg 1 Sinking Balances t- Tctal Balances 286.81 2.412.20 11472.91 7.676€9 55.S78.51 IS.773.08 361J0 418J7 370.99 1.485.94* 20451.17 4.655.02 4,858 70 S.27S.62 38.229.27 M93.81 7.5S8.75 653.66 :4.84 6.282J9- I 5,972.39 2.635w47 1,932.77 2.971.08 22,776.82 2.460.65 286.81 2I407J6 9J545.54 1,569.80 9382.82 61,258.99 361J0 418.87 iJtSS 20.151.17 h- O. W.

City Cleric, do bereby certify the above is correct. and sworn to before; me this 4th day 138.229.27 I 181.410^6 690.08 108.81 5.60 754.06 1.464.51 346213 I 35)00 823J31 20i)0 $2,742.09 2,635.47 2.086JS' 2J71.0* 22385.63 2.425.65 28C.81 2.407.36 8.725.83-' 2.303J6 11,354.09 63.447.57 973.55 361.80 418.87 370.99 1.4«5J^*: a iW. HOUas. Cttjr Claik..