The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 3

i i i 1 1 1 PAGE' THREE THE TOLA DAILY REGISTER. FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1925. It Suit Target rs Mrs. A.

S. Eagleson of Ottawa came down on the noon train today to bring home her little grandson, Bobby Lawrence Nicely, who has been visiting her since Dr. Montgomery, the chiropractor, Iola Laundry Bldg. Fho. Dr.

Bonnie Law. "ChlropractcTT 424 North Washington. Phone 2. Mrs. J.

H. Henderson went to Topeka this afternoon to spend the week-end with her eon, Wayne Henderson, who is there attending Waehburn College. Rexall lc Sale ends Saturday night. Cooks Drug Store. A car load of Deep Shaft Nut Coal on track at $7.00 delivered.

Iola Tunk Coal Co. Phone 317. Mr. H. E.

Simpson, who was called here by the death of his father-in-law, Mr. M. Freemole, returned to his home in Coffeyville on the noon train. COf Course, you want Photographs for Christmas. Why order them this month and get 5 discount? If you wait till December we will be so rushed we may not be able to make them for you then.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Young of Kansas City arrived today for a visit in the country home of Mr. and Mrs.

Cbas. Isaac, northeast of. the city. i A Loaf of Bread Free with each purchase Saturday at Perfection Bakery, across from Post Office. A Loaf of Bread Free with each purchase Saturday at Perfection Bakery, across from Post Office.

Robert W. Murphy of Chanute te vfsiting his grandmother, Mrs. John Murphy and other relatives over the week-end. You didnt know that Mr. Louis Schlanger was an auctioneer, did you? Neither did we.

Come and hear him at the Elks Charity Carnival tonight and Saturday. yon get yours at the II. A G. Variety Shoppe! Sand, GraTel and Road Gravel. Thogmartin Gariner.

Pho 529. Word has been received in Iola of the sudden death of Mrs. Rachel Johnson, a former resident of this city, on Tuesday afternoon in Gary, Indiana. She is the mother of Arthur, Ellis and Earl Johnson, who are quite well known here. F.

L. B. LEAYELL, 3L D. Special attention given DIs- eases of Colon and Rectum. Electro-Therapy.

Office Iola State Bank Bldg. Phones 147 and 705 You marksmen! Come up to the Elks Charity Carnival tonight and see if you can knock George Williams for a box of chocolates, Chicken and other especially, fine entrees at THE CABIN for, Sunday dinner. (Its In the Sifer building). Just arrived at Krauses Cafe, a fresh shipment of black bass from northern lakes, order size. Aleo fine shipment of fresh, select oysters.

We serve day and night. Will serve a chicken dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. iJeighton Kester and little daughter, Margaret, left this morning for their home In Kansas City after a visit here with Mr.

Kesters parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 W. Keeter and attending the Kester-Ray wedding. DESOWS Studio and Gift Shop Mrs.

Carrie Anderson and son Willie of Humboldt were in Iola this morning on business. A car load of Deep Shaft Nut Coal on track at $7.00 delivered. Iola Junk Coal Co. Phone 317. Rexall lc Sale ends Saturday night.

Cooks Drug Store! The talk of the town right now Is the Elks Charity Carnival. Of course youre going tonight. Miss Marie Williams went to Chanute today to attend the meeting of the Court of Colanthians. Farm Loans. See ns toj Farm Loans.

It. I Thompson Agency. For Sale: 2-ton track, good condition. Terms. Phone 1464.

Dr. O. I Cox, Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Miss Roberta Fronk and Miss Ruth Bishop went to Chanute on the noon drain to visit ovef Sunday with Miss Mary Isabel Glore. I CELEBRATE ARMISTICE DAY IN IOLA! This summer-time yachtsman 1 John V.

Hubbard, wealthy Pitts burger sued for $500,000 heart balm by Anne Caldwell, actress, on tlv complaint he failed to carry out hit promise to marry her. Company DRY GOODS-WOMEN'S WEAR-MILLINERY OLA KANSAS Northmp Bldg formerly occupied by James Richardson IOLAS NEWEST STORE Mr. and Mrs. M. B.

Stockton and family of Ionia. and Mrs. Jack Stockton of Belle. came today for a visit with Mrs. S.

O. Palmer and family of 427 North First street. Mrs. Palmer is a daughter of Mrs. Stockton.

Flat your special chicken dinner at Billies Cafe Sunday. A Loaf of Bread Free with each purchase Saturday at Perfection Bakery, acroes from Post Office. Tresh Bread, 2 for 15c. Van Boozer's Bakery. Mrs.

M. Freemole and Mrs. L. D. Jones and Mrs.

II. L. Frodsham left this morning for Colby, to accompany the body of their husband and father, Mr. M. Free-niole there for burial.

A short funeral service was held this morning from the Sleeper Service Room, conducted by the Rev. J. E. Reynolds. Mrs.

Jonee lives In Colby. At Least EVERY SIX MONTHS It Will Double the Life WoimM Yom ED fEIE SEKTSATHOK 2 SEne Pcroipei rHy rceteca? Mrs. T. F. Malsbury and Miss Mildred Dixon of Humboldt were business visitors in Iola today.

Rexall lc Sale ends Saturday night. Cooks Drug Store. Your friends will be at the Elks big Charity Carnival tonight, and Saturday in the Elks club rooms. Chili and Tie for everybody at U. B.

church Monday night, 5:30 to 7:30, 10c. Everybody come. Mrs. Sarah Freeman and Mrs. Lula Freeman of Henryetta, arrived this afternoon for a visit with the grandson, Mr.

Lester Lewman and family. --A car load of Deep Shaft Nut Coal on track at 7.00 'delivered. Iola Junk Coal Co. Phone 317. Special banquets and parties served in the new Grill Rocfm, Kelley Hotel.

Whatl Everything at the II. G. Yariet-Slioppe. Quality low price Announcements have been received the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs C.A.

Lampman of Dee Iowa, born Saturday, October 31, J925, to whom they have given the name, Richard Allen. Mrs. Lampman will be pleasantly remembered In Iola and Lallarpe as Miss Freda Allen. Many new attractions at the Elks Charity Carnival this year. See, the electrical wizard and the museum.

Rexall lc Sale ends Saturday night, i Cooks- Drug Store. Auto tops and harness made repaired. Ileigele's, South street, Iola, Ivans. Chanute Yellow Jackets defeated the Yates Center team Wednesday in the high school football game at Chanute 15 to 0. It was the second game the Woodson county squad has lost this season, the other being to the Iola high school team a few weeks ago.

Lewmans Cafe, West Madison, will serve a special chicken dinner Elks big Charity Carnival tonight ami Saturday In the Elks club rooms. Everybody is urged to come and have a good time. Chili and Pie for everybody at U. B. church Monday night, 5:30 to 7:30, 10c.

Everybody come. Mr. Hubert Fielder, better known as Shorty Fielder, who was injured a few days ago when run over by a car. is getting along nicely although it will be about ten days or two weeks before he will be able to be back at his work as truck driver for the Bixby Fruit Company. The car ran over both legs about the knees, tearing loose the liga-menta and bruising him np pretty badly.

Shorty" played center Held "for the Sunflowers last season and is popular among his friends. Saturday and Sunday Special! A l-lb. bag of Chocolates of good quality for THE CABIN (In the Mfers Bldg.) Mrs. R. A.

Rogers, who has been visiting her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Rogers in Blackwell was expected home this afternoon. Chicken and other epeelallj fine entrees at THE CABIN for Sunday dinner. (Its In the Mfers building). Special fried chicken dinner Kelley Hotel Sunday, 75c. For Sale: Six room modern 10 acres, cash.

Phone 1464. Mrs. V. J. Evans, who has been here visiting her parents.

Mr. and Mrw. T. S. Ewing, returned today to her home in Topeka.

Saturday SipjesSalls See Miss Person Saturday. 1 i Miss Person, an expert demonstrator and corsetiere direct from the Royal Worcester Corset of Chicago, 111., will be at our store all day Saturday. Her mission 13 to help you and she will gladly assist you in finding the proper model. If -you are not interested in a corset at this time, let her recom-mend the proper corset for your next fitting. TTDne BJew V3sttir 4 Orthophoeic HER SERVICES ARE ABSO- LUTELY FREE.

ft-01 GOOD NEWS for the ladies of Iola and vicinity MARSHALLS Ready-to-Wear Store of Chanute, Kans. will open at Mrs. Turners Millinery Store. 14 South Washington, with a complete stock of Ladies and Misses Coats and Dresses. Remarkable values will be offered at the opening Saturday.

BHosciniec icadl IPEScnceGG SpcD SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 1 MENS FALL UNDERWEAR 98c Fall weight ribbed Underwear long sleeves and legs. Heavy Fleeced and Ribbed Underwear S1.19 Mens heavy fleece lined or heavy ribbed in first quality underwear. This is a real buy. This Is What Your Friends Have Been Talking About Come in and Hear It. Mrs.

W. B. Beed of Fort Smith, who has been visiting friends In Iola, left today for Topeka where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. J. G.

Tierce. Another famous auctioneer, Col, H. D. Smock, will be at the Elks Charity Carnival. ohnV.

Roberta lol Van Iforne made Pastries. Hoozers Bakery. "1 Goldette BJoomers and Princess Slips of fine Rayon Silk in all the leading colors in both light and dark shades. ELKS ATTENTION! Eddie OFlaherty exhausted his supply of pies early last night so all Filks are requested to pleas bring a Tie or Jar of fruit with them to the Carnival tonight. COMMITTEE.

Mens Heavy Flannel Shirts 98c Mens heavy Flannel Shirts in tan or grey. CELEBRATE ARMISTICE DAY IN IOLA! CELEBRATE ARMISTICE DAY IN IOLAI STAR CLOTHING SHOE CO. The Store That Sells for Less East Side Iola, Kan. A Fredonia citizen the other day broke even in a pugilistic encounter with a neighbors goat. The animat had strayed away from homo and into the Fredonia citizens yhrd, from which he was ordered forthwith.

Taking offense at the orders to leave. Mr. Goat lowered his head, charged against the maii and won the first round with a knockout. Said citizen entered a garage, emerged with a monkey wrench and took the Second round with a kayo. From day to day nearly evepdhing under I the sun is offered in the classified section.

wm It 11 Typewriters for rent or sale; cash or payments. See Williams at Register. The Register has been called to account for omitting in its story about the new equipment being installed in the Condensery to include the Purity Ice Cream Company among the institutions in Iola that contribute to the upbuilding of the dairy industry. The call-down is entirely justified, for the (Purity is one of the well established industrial concerns of Iola. manufacturing from 7,000 to 10.000 pounds of butter a week in addition to its other business.

It certainly deserves to be Included in any story relating to the dairy industry and the Register regrets the oversight. Dr. A. B. Twadell, Osteopath.

New Globe Bldg. Fhone 191. lMlaoffi)SQa a noon news for the ladies of Iola and vicinity Kcady-to-Wcar More of Chanute, Kans. will open at Mrs. Turners Millinery Store, 14 South Washington, with a com- plete stock of Ladies and Misses Coats and Dresses.

Remarkable values will be offered at the opening S)sS Q2Qo Doors of the Leader Mercantile Co. swing open to the public for the grand Heart of the Season Sale. Come! Come! Bargains galore throughout the store, await you. Chicken and other epeelallj fine entrees at THE CABIN for Sunday dinner. (Its In the SIfers building).

MONDAY, Nov. 9th 2 P.M. Unbleached Muslin SATURDAY, Nov. 7th 2 P. M.

20c Childrens Hose a fsauG? Fine. quality While Hose-fall and winter weight. Two pair to a customer. 100 pair at this price bo on time. Upon the advice of consulting physicians, Mrs.

W. H. McClure, who has hot been in her usual health for several weeks, was to the hospital at Chanute yesterday for surgical treatment. It was found that a major operation would be necessary In order to afford relief and this was performed at nine this morning and by a report received this afternoon promised to be entirely successful. Mrs.

McClure is SI years of age and on account of her weakened condition It was found necessary to use only a local anaesthetic. Notwithstanding this, she passed through the ordeal with remarkable fortitude and the operating surgeons feel very confident that she will soon be restored to her former health. Her daughters. Miss Julia McClure and Mrs. O.

L. Thisler. are with her at the hospital acd her son James W. 'McClure. who lives in Ohio, Is expected -f i arrive today.

Mrs. McClure has innumerable friends in Iola who most earnestly hope for her early and complete recovery. Six Yards to a Customer. Regular 12 Yze Quality. Saturday and Sunday Special! A 1-lb.

bag of Chocolates of good quality for 29c THE CABIN (In the SIfers Bldg.) In yesterdays story about procuring the miniature Santa Fe train for the Armistice Day parade, mention was omitted of the fact that Mr. W. E. Ralstbn, the local Santa Fe agent, and his assistant, Joe Littrell, were among the foremost of those who used their influence iu an important way to secure the promise of the train. If any apology is needed for thi3 omission it must be found in the fact that the good offices of Mr.

Ralston and Mr. Littrell are always to be had when anything is undertaken in the way of boosting Iola and therefore the reporters have got In the habit of taking their cooperation for granted and thus allowed special of it to escape their attention. i- Idas Popular Priced Store I).