The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 5

THE IOEA DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY EVENING. APBIt 10, 1923 PAGE FIVE BRINGING UP FATHER DRAWN FOR THE DAILY REGISTER BY GEORGE McM ANUS. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 1 YOU'RE TOO ANYUOQb ILL. DO IT- COULD' I 5ELL TOU "TWO TICKETS. TO THE CEMENT-! 1 CONNA yoo LcT out anO QUICK.

IT- HOW DARE. YOU EVEN UOCESTT THAT I BU.Y TICKET'D TO SUCH A HET-CIMME Two Tickets THE MONET is in the hat- Webb Motor, Bus Line Leae Kelley Hotel forjdo-ran, Bronson and Ft. Scott at 8:15 a. m. Leave Kelley Hotel for and Chanute at 6:30 p.

m. Telephone doorbell it? VI irf Z3 sure cut ir that -WUZ. YOUR WIFE -DON'T eRiNc, her, ARC. 1 you TALKING TO FOR SALE 5 7c MONEY TO LOAN ON Farms. R.

M. 11 28 tf REED BABY BUGGY FQR SALE, good as new. 623 North Buekeve. 4 9 10 HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE in any part of the city and some WANTS All Kinds WILL PAY TEN CENTS EACH for-live rats. Cannibal Show at Carnival.

4 9 10 OR WOMAN WANTED for genera housework 317 East Phone 231. 4 9 10 WANTED 60 TO 80 LB. STOCK XJjtogs; prefer the red. Phone 9r-23. Earl Monfort.

4 9 12 WANTED MAN TO WORK farm. Phone 994-13. 4 10 12 )123 BT packer ton $8 00; bulk of sales bulk 185 to 230 pound averages $7.95 8.05; packing sows strong to 10c higher; bulk stock pigs steady; bulk native $7.007.25. SHEEP 7,000. Lambs slow; generally steady; top early sales desirable weight lots $13.80 14.10; spring lambs strong; Arizona's $14.00 with a third out no fat sheep offered.

Kansas City Close. Kansas City, Apr. 10. Close YVheat, May $1.13 asked; July $1.12 asked; Sept. $1.11.

Corn, May 76 bid; July 77 bid; Sept. 77 split bid. Money-Market. New Y'ork, Apr. 10.

Call money firmer, high low ruling rate Vklno 1 or hlrl hlk nffocnA K.V closing bid offered at 5. last loan call loans against acceptances 4. Time loans firm; mixed collateral 0-90 days six months Prime commercial paper 5 5. Liberty Bo'hds. New York, April 10.

-Liberty bonds clcsed 3s second 4s 1st 4e second 4's third 4s fourth 4s Victory 4s $100 U. S. Treasury 4s $99.7. GASTON, BENCH WARMER FOR TWO YEARS. FIRST STRING GIANTS CATCHER of them can be bought on very easy i crude Dil and gasoline prices fur-terms.

See or write A. J. YVillaby nished an excuse for an attack on Company, Eureka. Kans. 4 511 the oil shares.

Higher money rates and the announcement of additional EARN $20 WEEKLY SPARE at home, addressing," mailing, music, circulars. Send 10c1 forj music, information. American Music i I65g Broadway, Dept. 57-E, N. Y.

4 9 14 FARM LOANS 1 AM ALWAYS IN1 the market to quote you lowest rates on farm loans. R. L. Thomp son. Sltf FOR SALE USED.

NOT ABUSED CARS Nash Six Touring, good as new-. ReQ Roadster. Chevrolet Touring. Baby Grand Touring. Studebaker Touring.

LgWt Delivery Truck. Cash, Terms or Trade ALLEN COUNTY MOTOR CO. 202 S. Washington Pho. 88.

1 GROCERY STORE FOR SALE AT a great bargain. See or write A J. YVillaby Company, Eureka, Kansas. 4511 ONE OF THE BEST IMPROVED ranches in Kansas for sale; well FARM LOANS AND CITY LOANS, lowest rate, prompt service. Stew art Funk.

4 4 tf (SEED SWEET POTATOES, ALL varieties. H. YY. Chaney, Gas. 4 9 10 A GOOD YVELL IMPROVED QUAR- ter section for sale at a great bargain.

Located in the oil fields. YVould consider a trade. See or write A. J. YVillaby Company, Eureka, Kansas.

4 5 11 WANTED -TO BUY SECOND located for oil and not leased for hand furniture for CASH. oil or gas. See or write A. J. YVill-also repair and refinish furniture.

1 aby Company, Eureka, Kansas. A. W. Beck Furniture Co. 1 20 tf i 4 5 11 FOR RENT ONE OR TWO AT-tractive rooms in modern home; FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED lSht housekeeping if desired.

Ad-Duroc boars, -old enough for dress, care Register. 4 10 12 service. Dan Hunter. 4 9 11 1 I GOOD BUSINESS BUILDING FOR For EXCHANGE 30 ACRES Land! rent Possession" can be given in Hickory County, clear; July 10th. See or write A.

J. YYill-make. fine chicken ianch; for good aljy Company, Enreka, Kansas. 4 5 11 Ford Sedan. Griffith, Box 84, Iola, WHITE ROCK EGGS ANI BABY chicks.

Also good 100-egg incubator. Terrill. Phone 1275. 4 6 10 FOR SALE FOUR FINE PIGS, cash. YYr.

I. Hill, Gas, 4 7 10 FOR SALE, CHEAP HOUSE AND two lots. Inquire 230 Indiana street. 4 5 11 FOR SALE RED BONE WALKER Trail hound pups; cheap for quick sale. Also one good hound.

2 years old. 411 North Fourth. Phone 1352YV. 4 9 11 FOR SALE SIX ROOM PARTLY modern house, east front, large bungalow porch, two screened porches, outbuildings. Fred Green, S3S North Jefferson.

4 7 10 STRAWBERRY PLANTS IF TAK-en soon. Auerbach, 620 South Chestnut. Phone 1280. 4 7 10 FOR RENT- FOR RENT TYVO FURNISHED rooms, 15 Scolt street; no children; no linen furnished. 4 1014 FOR P.ENT FURNISHED HOUSE-keepng rooms; modern.

206 S. Chestnut. 4 7 14 GOOD GARAGE FOR RENT. CAN give possession in 30 days. See or write A.

J. YVillaby Company, Eureka, Kansas. 4 5 11 FOR RENT FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 421 South YYalnut. 4 10 12 FOR RENT TYVO FURNISHED rooms, modern.

624 North street. 4 1012 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping. 228 N. Phone 1203. 4 10 14 LOST AND FOUND FOUND AUTO CRANK.

OWNER may have by calling at Register ana mvin? fei nti and paying fer ad. Deeds. Rebecca Osborn and C. her husband, to Lena Sommer, lots 12 and 13, Park Place, $1.00. Alvin C.

Wood and YY'inne his wife, to YV. A. Simpson, lots 1 dnd 2, block 2, Youngs Add. to Iium boldt, except part qf'lot 2, W. A.

Simpson' and wife Anna to W. -F, McDaniel lot '4, block 58, Humboldt. $1,000.00. David YV. Mulvane antLwife Helen M.i to M.

A. Schlick, SE. 9-24-19, $1.00. E. E.

Bennett and wife C. Marie to C. O. FritChle, part of NW. 33-23-21, commencing 53 1-3 rds.

S. of NW. cor. E. SO rds.

53 1-3 rds. Yr. 80 rds. North to beginning, $1. Same to NYV.

ot 28-25-19, $1.00. Same to H. P. Wicks and Annie Grace YYicks lot 4, block 8. Brooklyn Park Add.

to Iola, $1.00. Mary.C. Wright and H. her husband, to Hawlpy H. Braucher.

lot 6, block 1, Amos Add. to Humboldt, $1.00. Oil and Ga. Assignments: Antoinette Lillard to C. Brant, 1-32 Int.

E. of N. E. 33-26-18 and acres in NE. cor.

of SP. 33-26-18, $1.00. Harriet C. Rhodes to same, 1-32 int. in same, $1.00.

Todays Annhersarie. 1806 Gen. Horatio Gates, who was accused of plotting to supplant Washington as commander of the Continental army, died in New Y'ork City. Born in England in 1728. 1848 More than 170,000 special police sworn in to keep the peace at a great Chartist demonstration in London.

1856 A company of 200 men left New York to join Gen. YValkers filibustering expedition in Nicaragua. 1858 Thomas H. Benton, for 30 years a United States senator from Missouri, died in YYasbtngton, D. Born at Hillsboro, N.

March 14. 1782. 1866 The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was organized in New York City. 1902 The body of Cecil Rhodes was buried among the Matoppo Hills. 1920 Dr.

Arthur T. Hadley resigned the presidency of Yale University. id THE iju SIGNIFICANCE gj You have only two eyes you know that when they are gone you can get glass ones but you cant see through them. Moral Take proper care of yotir eyes. Our lifes work is eye care.

This means we have determined to do one thing well As eyesight specialists we solicit your patronage. STOP ITCHING SKIN, emo the Clean, Antiseptic, Liquid, Gives Prompt Keliel There is one safe, dependable treats ment that relieves itching torture amt that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle af Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations. Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches, Ring, ivorm and similar skin troubles will dis ippear.

Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying Iquid, is all that is needed, for it vanishes most skin eruptions, makes hskin soft, smooth and healthy. Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered or Money Bacn For 40 years, said Dr. Carey, 1 have been prescribing my Prescription No. 777 (known for years as Marshroot) for kidney and bladder sickness and now that I have retired from active practice I have made' arrangements with leading druggists to dispense this wonderful prescription at a moderate pries, on the money back if dissatisfied plan. Beware of kidney disease thousands die of it every year who ought to be enjoying the blessings of life and health.

YY'atch the symptoms. If you have specks floating before the eves, puffy eyes, clammy feet or moist palms, backache or sideache, you ought to get a bottle of Dr. Careys famous Prescription No. 777 right away. It has wonderfully benefited tens of thousands of cases of kidney and bladder troubles and is the medicine you can always depend upon.

Results are guaranteed. NOTE Dr. Daniel G. Carey was a practicing physician for many years and his great Prescription No. 777 aided thousands of; sufferers from kidney and bladder troubles.

Hereafter you can always get this effective prescription in both liquid and tablet form at the Cook Drug Store and all reliable pharmacists the country over. i i COGHILLS MARKET (East Monroe and Elm.) Cash for Eggs and Hides, i The House of Sen Ice. Twelve years in Iola. Our phone number is 376. Call anytime for our prices.

I BUY Eggs, Chickens, Hides. Wool and Furs at Best Market Prices. I SELL Tires, Tubes, Gasoline, OlTs, Accessories. Paints and Yarn-ibhes. Call and get The quality of the merchandise and the prices will please you.

W. G. OLIVER 1 Produce and Service Station 1202 East St. Phone 703 i MONEY TO LOAN PROTECT yourself against loss. Insure with us today.

Better be safe than borry. W. L. COX CO. 103 W.

Madison Phone 522 si Miss Grace Johnson 'V 'S 1 a v- sw Ay, K5 3. a. J' 1 For That Cough! Walnut. Kans. like many toners, had the flu.

1 coughed untii I thought IwoulcJ choke and my throat r.s so sore that I could hardly I lost the sense of hearing, at.d smell, and my heart would bcr.i hard a. times. I began talcing Dr. Iutcc Medical Discovery, also tii PI( asant Pellets, and I soon commenced to get better. I do believe I uould never have gotten well had it not 1 -ec a for Dr.

Pierces medicines. I mo-t Juartily "ccommcnd them. Thev are certainly fine! Miss Grace L. jchnon, F. D.

No. 2. Step into anj drug store and for Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery in tablets or liquid, or send lOq to Dr. Pierces Invalid Hotel, Buffalo N.

for trial pkg. and write for lrte adice Rub on Sore Throat Musterole relieves sore throat quick iy. Made with oil of mustard, it is a white ofritment that will not burn or blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your Gently but surely it penetrates to the sore spot and draws out the pain. Get Musterole at your drug store today.

35 65c in jars tubes BETTER THAN A MUSTARD FLASTEfk i SliCH IIPSEI? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, Thats what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. 1 Eh-. Edwards Olive Tablets arousa the liver in a soothing, healing way.

When the liver and bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, dont-care feeling, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods? Take Ohve Tablet! the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by theii olive color.

They do the work withoul griping, cramps or pain. -Take one or two at bedtime quick rebel Eat what you like. 15c and 30 IMT'L Futvrc Soviet LAHARPE NEWS NOTES IIENR1 BENTON. FAMILY MOTE TO GARLAND, KAN. O.

L. Clevenger Received News of Death of His Sister at Kingston, Mo. (YVilma Kinman) LAHARPE. April 10. Mr.

O. L. Clevenger received the sad news of the death of his sister, Mrs. Milton Folkner, which occurred at Kingston, Mo. Mr.

Clevenger was ill i and unable to attend the funeral. C. II. Paddock and Victor spent i auuutjv oiiu day sun(jav with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. 'Pad-dock in Blue Mound. Mr. and Mrs.

YY7m. Haines of Cha-DUte, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jag-gers of Wellington, were' guests Sunday afternoon and evening of Miss Gladys YVilcox. Feed your chicks start to finish Buttermilk Chick Food.

YYat-ers Danforth. Drugs and Jewelry. Lawrence, the 6-year-old son of Mr. Mrs. T.

F. Penland, who reside on a farm northeast of La-Harpe, fell beneath a span of mules Friday afterrtoon. and was severely injured. Lawrence is a grandson of Mr, and Mrs. Yates.

Mrs. Callie Bowen and children of Iola spent the week end with the formers mother. Mrs. R. M.

Burkett and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Denton and Mr. Jasper Fulkerson made a business trip to Fort Scott Monday. The friends of Grandma Harris will be pleased to know that she is improved at this writing. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Barker returned Monday afternoon from a visit with relatives at Wichita. Mrs. YY. F. Owens, Floyd, Helen and Clyde Owens and Mr.

and Mrs. C. T. Harris spent Sunday at the YV. J.

Hoke heme. The Hoke child- ren who have been very ill with the measles are improved. The new minister at the Methodist Church. Rev. YYr.

L. Morris of Lawrence, arrived here the latter part of last week and filled the pulpit Sunday morning and evening. See our new Spring Patterns of YVall Paper. 15c a bolt up. YYat- Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mullen of Eureka, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. D.

Hartley, A number of young folks gathered at the home of Paul YVagner Friday evening and gave him a pleasant surprise iii honor of his eighteenth birthday anniversary. The evening was spent playing various games and at a late hour a daintv luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denton mov-i ed Saturday to Garland, Mr.

Denton having purchased a shop there, where they will make their future home. Mrs. P. E. Gilbert accompanied them to their new home fdrr a few days visit.

Four mule colts. Earl LaHarpe. Mrs. M. Lawler returned to Emporia, after a visit the latters parents.

Mrs. Henry Ensminger. Mills and Mrs. Alice YVillie Royer went to Kansas City Dougherty home. J.

T. Tredway returnejd home Sunday from California, where he was called bv the death of hi brother, T. A. Tredway. Mrs.

Preston went to Chanute Monday for an extended visit with r'son YV Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. YY'ill McCoy of Moran spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

YYm. Dougherty. Kidney and Bladder Trouble. For nearly two years I suffered with terrible pains in my back, hips and legs. writes Andrew YVhite.

Nashville Tenn. A short time ago I took Foley Kidney Pills and have felt like a new person. Can now walk without pain before they are 12 years bf age. Males under 20 and females under 18 must have the consent cf their parents. The bill also would liberalize the divorce laws of the Philippines.

Besertlon by either party for a per- of nct Ie3 tla.n eIt years would ndiiCA tr i Hivnrrn a caus or divorce top Cough Following Flu. Stop coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe. YVhooping Cough, As MARKETS BY WIRE SPECULATORS DEPRESSED THE PRICES TODAY. Restraining Effect, on Buying by Announcement of Additional Wage Increases, (By th. Associated PtmJ New York, April 10.

Speculators for the decline taking advantage of the absence of public support, continued to depress prices in todays Cuts in western stock market. wage inci eases had a restraining etfect on buying. Sales approximated 823,000 shares. Foreign Exchange. New- York, April 10.

Foreign exchanges easy. Quotations in cents: Great Britain demand 4. 65 cables 4.65; sixty day bills on banks 4.63. France demand 6.60; cables 6.60. Germany demand, cables .0047.

Kansas City Grain. Kansas City, April 10. Cash: YYheat receipts 109 bars, unchanged to 1 cent lower; No. 1 daik 2 dark hard $1.191.24 No. 1 hard No.

2 hard No. 1 red No. 2 red $1.26 1.30. CORN Unchanged to half cent lower; No. .2 white 79c; No.

3 white 78c; No. 2 yellow S080c; No. 3 yellow 7979c: No. 2 mixed 78c; No. 3 mixed 7778c.

OATS to cent lower; No. 2 white 4747c; No. 2 mixed 47 47e; No. 2 red 4S60c. RYE 78c.

BARLEY 67' 70c. KAFIR $1.65 1.75. SHORTS $1.591.62. BRAN $1.421.45. hard No.

Chicago lose. Chicago. April 10 dose May July $1.19 $1.18. Corn, May 77c; July Sept. 80c.

Oats, May 45c; July Sept. 44 c. Pork nominal. Lard, May July $11.77. YVheat Sept.

80c; 46e; Chicago Chicago, Apr. 10. Hogs slow, uneven; steady to 10 cents higher; 150 to 225 pound averages 8.45; top packing sows mostly desirable 110 to 130 pigs $7.00 7.75; heavy weight hogs medium $8.20 8.45; light $8.158.50. Cattle slow; beef steer.s steady to 15 cents higher; early top matured steers bulk early sales bidding lower on veal calves; tynlls dull; other classes generally steady; bulk desirable bologna bulls. $4.75 4.85; packers bidding around $8.50 on good to choice vealers: bulk stockers and feeders $6.75 7.75.

Sheep opening slow; bidding largely 25 cents lower on No early sales, old crop lambs; six loads California spring lambs $14.75 with 26 per cent sorted out at The selling was given impetus by assertions that after five days advance something of a setback was to be expected. It was also contended that the government figures in winter wheat conditions were probably the lowest tiat would be reported this season. The" opening, which varied from decline to advance, with May $1.23 to $1.23 and Julv $1.20 to $1.20 was followed by a decided general drop and then a moderate rally. Corn and oats receded withthe wheat. After opening unchanged to lower.

May 7878c, the rorn market underwent a decline all around with free selling on the part of scattered longs. Oats started unchanged to to off. Mav 4646c. Later all deliveries showed some loss. Higher quotations on hogs were reflected by a rise in the provis-I ion market.

i Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City. Mo April 10. CAT- TLE 13,000. Beef steers and year-1 ady to toe lings slow; few sales steady lower; top steers other bids $9 25r best mixed yearlings all other classes steady; choice cows $6.75 7.00; Colorados bulk canners' around cut'ters mostly $4.00 4 50; bologna balls largely $4 004.75; best vealers at $9.00 9.50; good to-choice feeders plain to good stockers $6.507.75.

HOGS 20.000. Market Is slow: Earl Smith, catcher for the New York Giants, lias fallen into the bad graces of Manager McGraw because of breaking training rules during spring practice. This is Alex Gastons chance. For two years he has been warming the SSMJT Gifstols clever receiver, throws well, is a brainy For Sale F. Hicks.

Mr. and Tuesday here with Mr. and Mrs. YYm. at the YYm.

WANTED HEDGE TREES TO I pull. Box 152, Iola, Kans. 4 10 14 WANTED TO BUY USED FURNI tqre for cash, or trade new for Allen Furniture Store. 3 22tf WE WANT TO BUY SECOND Hand furniture of all kinds. Bishop Eale Pavilion or phone 322 or 824.

31 tf MEALS DAILY, AND LUNCH ANY hour. Harts Cafe, opposite post office. 3 2 tf FARM LOANS LOW RATE Ol interest; liberal terms. See W. 4.

Wheeler, Kelley Hotel ola, Kane. Phone 114. 214tf WANTED TO BUY SECOND Hand saddle. O. Sutherland.

Phone 985-21. 4 7 10 WANTED PA I NTER one'room this week. TO PAINT Call 1475W. 4 1011 IF YOU WANT A FARM LOAN IT will pay you to see J. E.

Powell St Co. 12 27 tf BRING YOUR COMBINGS, CUT hair. Have curls and switches made. 201 i South Jefferson. 4 911 YVANTED MAN TO HUSK SOME shocked fodder; 10c per bu.

Call 234. 4 9 10 YYANTED STOCK TO PASTURE eight miles north of Iola on State street road, 1 miles west. Address W. S. Reiter, Geneva, Kans.

4 612 WANTED TO HIRE GOOD FARM hand; must be good hand with stock and good milker; middle aged man preferred. YVrite care of Register. 4 9 11 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT 67 straight. See or write A. J.

WUlaby Company, Eureka, Kansas. I 4 511 WANTED 40 OR 50 FENCE Posts. Phone 923. 4 10 12 FOR SALE SALE 1919 FORD TOURING, good condition. Phone 1176.

Jones-YVatts Hide and Fur 7 South Kentucky. FOR SALE TEAM BLACK GELD-ings, eight years old, weight 2300; price, $200; also some mares. A. E. Brightly, Carlyle, Kans.

10 12 TRADE 80 ACRES GOOD BOT-tom land, one mile northeast of Neosho Falls: exenange for Iola property. J. E. Firestone, Iola, Kansas. 4 10 12 FOR SALE DINING ROOM SET.

library table. G. M. McNeely, 112 East Broadway. 4 9 11 GOOD GARAGE FOR SALE AT A bargain.

See or write A. J. YYillaby Company, Eureka, Kansas. 4 5 11 FOR SALE BUICK ROADSTER; bas $150.00 extras, cord tires all around; excellent shape; can be seen at Iolas Ideal Garage. 3 5tf STRAWBERRY SENA-tor Dunlap or Aroma, 40c hundred; asparagus, 25c dozen; Early Harvest blackberry, 5c each.

Edward 955F3, 19 1b ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED hotels In Eureka for sale at a great bargain. Can give' posses-: sion Immediately. See or write A. Company, Eureka, Kansas 4511 1 1 LOST YVRIST YTATCP, Between Buckeye on Jackson street, crossing park diagonally from northeast corner to Register building. Ypril.

3rd. Finder please leave at resaB profit-taking sales, wheat ter office and receive rew-aro. took a downward swing In price 4 9 n. today during the early dealings. sheep scarce around steady: one load desirable clipped ewes $7.50.

jlYlieat Downward Today, Chicago, April 10. Largely as a today during the player and a terrific hitter. McGraw thinks that Gaston has the makings of a great catcher. He displays remarkable judgment at critical moments. The opportunity is what McGraw seems to think he needs.

TodayN Events. The Illiteracy Conference of Southern States meets at Little Rock, today to plan for a more vigorous attack on the problem of adult illiteracy in the South, New Orleans will open its gates today to thousands of visitors from all over the South who will gather to attend the annual national reunion of United Confederate Yet-erans and meetings of affiliated Kans. 4 9 11 FOR SALE BLOOMING PANSY plants, canna roots, red and yellow, dahlias, maderia roots, red gladiolas, pink perennial phlox. 1119 North Jefferson avenue. 4 9 10 A GOOD QUARTER SECTION OF pasture land for sale.

Good grass and water. Close to market and near the oil fields. See or write A. J. YYillaby Company, Eureka, Kansas.

4 5 11 FOR SALE SIX ROOM HOUSE to move; North Madison street. Phone 504 Lallarpe, Kans. Sam Taggart. 4 9 10 FOR SALE ONE JERSEY MILK cow. Mary Odell, Gas, Kansas.

4 9 11 GOOD BUSINESS BUILDING FOR sale. Possession can be given May 6th. See or write A. J. YYillaby Company, Eureka, Kans.

4 511 A GOOD RESTAURANT FOR SALE. See or write A. J. YYillaby Com- pany. Eureka, Kansas.

4 11 FOR SALE REED BABY BUGGY. Inquire 209 East Jackson. 4 9 11 DUCKS FOR SALE. 603 SOUTH Sycamore. 4 6 10 FOR SALE ABOUT 50 LOADS OF well rotted manure, fine for flower gardens or lawns.

J. C. Butcher. Phone 917. 4 7 10 FOR SALE COMBINATION Range $11; combination cast iron heater and pipe, $4.

407 South Colborn. Phone 843. 4 9 11 CUSTOM HATCHING 20.000 EGG capacity. Eggs hatched 50 eetr per dozen or 5 cents per chick, any variety. You furnish the eggs.

YYe receive them day and night, set 12 hours after. YVe can furnish any variety baby chicks, 10 cents tach. Four miles northwest Moran. Phone 1117. A.

A. Ensminger. 3 30 tf FOR SALE, OR VlLL TRADE FORI dry cows or any kind ot 1 cattle -Three fresh Jersey cjws; five fresh red rows; two Holsilns fresh; one ffesh Guernsey tow. They are extra good cows and giving 3 to 4 gallons milk per flay. One duroc male hog; one 'pair black 4-year-old horses; one blacc 5-year-old horse; several cheap horses; one 16-inch sulky plow; one buggy; one wagon: one cultivator; one Ford car.

YVant to buy! all kinds ot cattle. YV. E. Boyer, 4 miles south Lallarpe. Phone 726.

4 7 10 FOR SALE GOOD WIDE WHEEL wagon and double harness, good condition; also team work horses known as McMillen team, has been working on Memorial Hell excavating. Inquire 222 North Colborn. Phone 686. Mrs. YY.

F. McMillen. 4 912 iand my bladder is O. K. Refuse Manhattan A check-up at Farm- substitutes.

Insist upon Foleys. ers State Bank of YY'estmoreland I Evans Bros. revealed that the total loot obtain-j ed bv the yegginan who recently1 entered the bank was $7,200, morn than $3,000 of which was cash, the balance being- in bonds. Sheriff Albert Mayer who was wounded by one of the bandits bas recovered. Several buckshot were removed from his face and hip.

Go Early to the Altar. Manila, P. April 10. The marriage law's cf the Philippine Islands face revision. bill now before the house provides, among other things, that males may not marry before they aie 14 and females LOST GOLD 1923 pin with guard; initials L.

A.1 on back; between 407 South Colborn and Methodist church or in church. Reward. Phone 843. 4 9 11 For quick results i use the Want Ads Clay Center Three blocks on Crawford street are to be paved, the retiring mayor and city conn cil decided at a recent council meeting. Retiring, members of the city council, when the mayor 0 7 I 1 Yo 1 i gested completion of work already begun was the only logical conclu-j sion, passed an ordinance providing for the paving.

Ottawa Fewer complaints havethma and Bronchitis with Foleys been received about Ottawas water i Honey and Tar. The Flu left me supply since installation of the new with a severe cough which was filtering system. City Engineer My-, quickly relieved with Foleys Hon-ers says. Samples being sent each 1 ey and Tar, writes Mrs. K.

D. week to the State Board of Health1 Drake, Childs, Md. Insist upon Fo-few sales 5c to 10c higher: than have been returned marked good' leys. Refuse substitutes. Evans yesterdays average; shipper top and excellent, Myers adds.

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