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jT IOLA, KANSAS THE IOLA DAILY REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1933. PAGE THREE DAM BREAK THAT LOOSED DENVER FLOOD TUBS GUESSES Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Bennett were dinner guests yesterday noon of their daughter Mrs. Ray Russell and her family, who live northeast of Chanute. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arndt entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Roy W. Reed and their son, Billie, at dinner yesterday afternoon. They spent the afternoon riding in Arndts motor boat on the Neosho river. if Where is this MONUMENT? GLENDALE Miss Axelma Harrington, Burlington, is the guest of H.

Marshall Lamer, In the home of his parents. Judge and Mrs. J. Marshall Lamer. Wanda Dee Sell Is visiting her uncle and aunt in Fredonla.

Mr. and Mrs. John Funkhouser and their son. Fred, and Raymond Wagner returned Friday night from a few days business and pleasure trip to Kansas City. vj, muT 0 1W 4 Aug.

3. Loyd Heath and family came down Friday and helped with the threshing at V. W. Heaths. Mrs.

Van Pelt helped with the dinner also. Efficiency with absolute Waugh Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Troxel and their children are spending the week in Independence.

Radio Service, Shop. Phone 33. Mrs. Ace Powers, and Mrs. Hubert Whitcomb spent the week-end at Camp Cauble as representatives of the Osage unit of the farm ft, M(AT CROSS JWtt Mrs.

Anna Blood went to North a McAlester, Saturday for an A Indefinite stay with her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Kerby, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Kerschner and their granddaughter Maxine Knight and their daughter Mrs. T. A. Fudge and her son Larry spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Will McCoy in Moran. Mrs. McCoy Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Kerschner. v. W'i Forrest Brown, representative for the Magic Washer company of Iowa visited his parents, Mr. and Kirs. L.

E. Brown, over the week-end. NOTICE. One male fox terrier, white and yellow spotted, will be held In the city pound 48 hours for redemption. CHIEF OF POLICE.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Huss spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Husss brother Bill Huss and his family, who live near Leanna.

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Co. Which Canadian provinces oo NOT TOUCH THE UNITED STATES Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Parrish, Yates Center, were guests Sunday of Mr. Parrishs sister, Mrs. F. A. Wagner and her family.

(Answers will be found on Page 5) Donald Heath, Vincent Heath and Harlan Hickman camped In the Hickman woods Saturday night. Mrs. Laura Walker and Bobby spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Whitcomb and canned com.

Loyd Heath and family spent Sunday at V. W. Heaths. Harlan and Nellie Hickman were afternoon visitors. Mrs.

Heath visited with Mrs. Fred Thomas Monday afternoon. Vincent Heath is at Loyd Heaths this week to help in the hay. Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Hosley shopped in Iola Tuesday and attended the picnic. W. P.

Van Pelt and family visited Sunday afternoon at Clyde Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brown returned last night from a week-end visit with Mr.

and Kirs. E. L. Beaman. who live south of Moran.

A Secret Forever. Baltimore There is a secret about Johns Hopkins hospital and it will go to the grave with William L. Woods. Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Meade and their daughter, Donna Lou, Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. O.

L. Clevenger and their son, Loomis, Kan sas arrived Sunday, for a visit with Mr. Meades mother, Mrs. Susie Meade, and other relatives in Iola and Lallarpe. Regular Meeting Monday Night.

8 p. m. Election Qf Officers. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Simmons and their daughter Mrs. Earl McGuire and her daughter Betty jane of Kansas City were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Neathery. Mrs.

Simmons Is a sister of Mr. Neathery. Here Is a remarkable airplane view of the huge reservoir on Cherry creek behind the broken Castlewood dam, after a cloudburst had forced the huge break indicate by the dotted line, loosing a torrent on Denver, 40 miles away. The photo shows the now-dry shorelines of what had been a broad lake. A wing-tip of the photographers plane appears at the right.

Lewis Walls, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Maggie Walls, left yesterday for Topeka where he has employment and will attend school. FRIGID AIRE The hospital has no cornerstone so Woods, a carpenter there during its erection, built a small box, placed in it all the usual mementos and sealed it. Wood died yesterday. For the past week he tried to tell a director where the box is hidden but he was too weak to speak.

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Quinn, Eureka, spent in Iola with his family. Miss Viola Waugh Is entertaining Miss Millie McCray, Atchison. The world is led, not only by ideas, but above all by words. It is sometimes only necessary to give a thing a pleasant or a repulsive name, and our mind will be at once penetrated with the significance thus lent to it. Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Kellen-berger visited at the park and places in Independence We Fit Your Feet HARRISON BOOTERY Miss Katherine Hess, who has been confined to her home for several days by Illness, was able to return to her work at the Scott store Saturday. Buy Now Before Prices Advance. Phone your Classified Ad to 18. William Decker, Oskaloosa, highway patrolman, visited yesterday with Mr.

and Mi. D. C. Waugh. Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Frodsham and Mrs. J.

L. Smith and their son, Jerry, spent Sunday in K. C. ELEC. PLUMB.

CO. Miss Violet Robinson returned last night from a weeks visit with Miss Pauline Herder In Yates Dr. H. L. Lacy over Browns Drug Store.

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A. R. Sleeper Furniture Co. Mrs. A.

C. Manske, who underwent a major operation at Johnsons hospital in Chanute last returned to her home Bargains in Axminster and Rugs, etc. Curtis Furniture. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Scates returned to their home in Lawrence this morning after an over-night visit with Mr. Scatess parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Marr. Announcing Mr.

and Mrs. John Boomgaam spent Saturday in Burlington as guests of Kirs. Boomgaams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whistler.

Miss Dorothy Lambeth of Maud, Okla is visiting her uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. G. S.

Lambeth, and her cousin Miss Mary Bell Lambeth. Mrs. Elsie Kester went to Moran Saturday for a few days visit with her son, Clarence Kester and his family. Miss Veta Wilson, Pleasant Valley neighborhood, and Miss Alladeen Ilousley, Fredonla, were dinner guests Sunday of Miss Maxine Kelvinator Refrigerators. Leon Schell.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Reinfeld of Westphalia and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cole and their children oi Garnett were guests yesterday of Mr.

and Kirs. O. L. Reinfeld. O.

L. Reinfeld is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reinfeld, and a brother of Mrs. Cole.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Curtis and their children, Kansas City, returned evening to their home in Kansas City after spending the day with Mrs.

Curtiss parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dingman. Their niece, Mary Jane Thayer, accompanied them home for a visit. Mr.

Dingman celebrated his birthday yesterday. The Opening: of the Edgerton Service Station Talk of the Town Hosiery, full fashioned, pure silk, runstop top, 69c. Bradys Shoe Store. R. M.

Worthington, proprietor of the Iola Laundry, attended a meeting of cleaners of Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri, held at the Baltimore hotel in Kansas City yesterday for the purpose of discussing the code. Miss Garnet Case, stenographer and bookkeeper for the oyier and Gard law firm, accompanied by her cousin Miss Florence Toedman, a teacher in the Yates Center schools, left Saturday afternoon for Chicago to visit relatives and attend the Century of Progress exposition. Miss Case Is taking her annual C. B. Spencer went to Lawrence Saturday afternoon for a week-end visit with his daughter Mrs.

E. E. Bayles and her family. His grandson Lewis Bayles, who has been visiting here the past few weeks, returned to his home with him. Mr.

Spencer returned home last night accompanied by his grandson Spencer Bayles. Miss Alice Miles Is In Kansas City this week buying fall and winter merchandise for the Style shop. ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT OF PARLOR SUITES 33 beautiful styles to choose from. We buy for less we sell for less. Easy terms.

Free delivery. Corner Jackson and Sycamore WITH A fair charge for a high grade service. Sleeper Mortuary. Kir. and Mrs.

Lloyd Brown, E. B. Cook and A. C. Waller attended the meeting of the State Druggists association in Topeka Friday.

CHECK YOUR BATTERY And youll avoid being stalled out In no mans land" because of a dead battery. Batteries tested free of charge Low prices on new plates SHELLY MOTOR CO. 214 N. Jeff Phone 80 W. II.

Wood Fine Furniture 202 South Jeff. Phone 190 CITIES SERVICE KOOLMOTOR GASOLINE AND OILS Final close-out on White Shoes. We have to make room for our new Fall Shoes that are arriving daily. $3.85 and $2.95 shoes now $2.29 and $1.59. Others at 89c and $1.29.

These prices will soon be history. Buy now and save. Bradys Shoe Store. MONT McKINNEY GROCERY and MARKET Green Beans, fancy, per lb 5c Rhubarb, 3 lbs 10c Cantaloupes are now at their best, eat plenty, each 5c to 15c WE SELL INSPECTED MEATS 110 S. Washington Phone 173 Free Delivery Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Peoples and their daughters, Doris and Anna-belle, and Miss Alice Willard, colored, Independence, visited Sunday with Mrs. Peopless sister, Mrs. John Pappin, who underwent a serious operation at St. Johns hospital Thursday.

Misses Burnadette and Frances Steimel and Miss Edna Walters, Kansas City, are visiting the Misses Steimels parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steimel, who live north of town.

AWNINGS For House, Porch or Store IIEIOGLG'S Harness and Tnto Top Shop 201 South St. Phone 59 CARS GREASED WASHED AND POLISHED Spencer Gard and Amy Lou arrived Kansas City for a with Mrs. Cards Mrs. O. L.

Garling-Gards parents Mr. Gard. Mr. and Mrs. their daughter yesterday from few days visit parents Dr.

and house, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miss Cassandra Ritter and Har-tien Ritter went to Kansas City Saturday where they joined their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. Posch, and left yesterday morning for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. They are making the trip In the Posch car. THE CUSTOMER MUST BE PLEASED Smiths Radio Service. Phone 3.

Dick Edgerton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Edgerton, Saturday purchased the Cities Service station of Frederick Cullison, located at the comer of Jackson and Sycamore streets, and has assumed active management of it.

He will continue to operate it as a complete service station, selling gasoline, and oils. The station is equipped for washing, greasing, and polishing cars. The firm name will be the Edgerton Service station. Harry W. Templin, city letter carried, brought a bouquet of perfectly gorgeous gladiolas to the Register office this morning.

Mr. Templin and his father, James Templin, have one of the finest flower gardens in Iola at their home. They have planted over 4,000 gladiola bulbs this year. The Register acknowledges thanks for the flowers. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Gorden had as their guests for the weekend, Mrs. Charles Edmondson and her daughters, Mrs. Ann Messiah and Mrs. Thelma Owens, Kansas City, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Matthew, and their daughter, Beverley Jean, Carthage, Mo. Mrs. Gorden is also a daughter of Mrs. Edmondson.

DICK EDGERTON, Proprietor Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Camp and their children, Kingman, who have been guests of Mr. VanCamps parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Van-. Camp, and his sister, Mrs. B.

K. Stanford, and her family since Thursday, left Sunday for Peru, where they will visit Mrs. Van Camps parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weare.

A picnic lunch in the park in Coffeyville, Sunday, was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nigh and their family, Mrs. Lou Nigh, Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Platz, Coffeyville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

McClain, Tulsa. Shirley and Virginia Nigh went to Tulsa after the picnic with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. McClain, where they will remain for a visit. NOTICE.

TO ALL PARTIES HOLDING SPECIAL ROAD WARRANTS: You are hereby notified to present to the COUNTY TREASURER, Allen County, Kansas, for payment on or before the 10th day AUGUST, 1933, at which date Interest will cease on above named warrants. Dated at IOLA. Kansas, the 2nd day of August, 1933. MELVIN FRONK, Treas. of Allen County.

SULTRY SUNS Seem only half as hot when your suit Is freshly cleaned and pressed. PHONE 105 ABLESON CLEANERS you can STILL get a MAYTAG Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Stroup and their daughters, Helen May and Margery, drove to Cherryvale yesterday to spend Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Ewing, and Mrs. Charles York.

Mr. and Mrs. Stroup will return Sunday evening, leaving the girls for a longer visit there. FOR AS LITTLE Mr. and Mrs.

George Trombold and their children, Willard and Margaret, Mary Catherine May, drove to Lawrence Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. George Trombold, who are In Lawrence for the summer. George Trombold arrived Saturday from Tulsa to spend the week-end with his family. The following people of Iola and vicinity attended an annual family reunion and picnic held yesterday at the park in Ottawa: Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Curtis and their children, VIca Margaret and Harley, Kir. and Mrs. Elmer Baker and their children, Lucille, Margaret, Donald and Brunnel; Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Estep and their children, Victor, Dorotha and Betty; Mrs. William Thayer and her daughter, Billy; Mr. and Mrs. William Braun; Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cleaver, and William Oliver. There were 52 Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Fleming and their daughter. Miss Maxine, and Miss Avis Mullenneix, attended the graduation exercises of the Pittsburg Teachers college Thursday morning. That evening they went on to Parsons where they were dinner guests of Mr.

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The best time lo buy a new washer is right now. Because Maytag quality has never been higher. Because Maytag prices have never been lower And they may never be so low again. Take full advantage of todays low prices. Visit the Maytag dealer and select your new washer.

Beginning today the Iola Service Station of the Lesh Oil company is complying in every respect with the Blanket Code of the NR A. No employee will work more than 40 hours a week or receive less than the specified minimum wage. It will result in MORE EMPLOYEES AND A LARGER PAYROLL THE MAYTAG COMPANY Mnufmeturmr NewtOQ Founded 1893 lows Am Our hours of business will remain the same as previously with the same high standard of service and, of course, the same high quality in our products Kanotex Bondified Gasoline, Lesh Golden Glow Motor Oils, Lesh Kerosene and Water White Tractor Fuel. emeia TERMS THAT WILL PLEASE YOU LESH OIL CO. the cigarette thats MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER K.

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