The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

SATUBDAY EVEMNG, SEPTEMBER 1952. PAGE THREE AUCTIONEERING TOttr liki larga cir. man. X. anittib.

Blft. ftrnt)! Buok- dili7 Mv con- Di The Ipla. Oetoter II, lilLltet your cows to 1 abld1 Alt cows aimi tcswl far T. yUXXfflOUSCS meets pT Friday. Interested write O.

Bot 30. pltane 1014 to P. O. Box or 1014. roir ad.

ytbt ttisr ftt'iaUi of a 4 (Mw at so llttla cost A Ifr -wordad tbreo 'dHSfs Is onlj II. Tour Jiv -and ask fif ad tatar. -Mst Strays black and brown irsU dOB with white marking, male. Charles Bchulse, LaHarpe. I Oimer may liitvis by payiogffor ad.

pet coon col: lar on. Rewaidi.Fhooe 1884. Chss NflBth MiWkniiiPscialU; NBW CkB. TBADBINS- 1961 Nash. ony Ujoqo vol lan Nash statesman, 18 oil.

1M7 Deeoto Ifedan, extraiclean. Utf NaSf( O. low inUe- 1046 Chev. Qlub Ooiqie, cleanest FJBHniO CARS iMO Ford runs as good late modeC solid. 1836 Chevrolet Coacib, $38.

1818 Dodge Ooaoh. $88. OQHPANT GOOD 8 BO. CAB is MITCHEU. ilOTOR CO.

202 N. JeUerson, FINAliCIAL puBM' ANir citrv interest rate, reasonable prqMy- ment terms; loia Land Co. LIVESTOCK 28-Dofs, Pete POB Mexican Chihuahua male, ID months old. 411 Soum Washington. Phone 603W.

and white herd dog, months or older, male. Charles Schulaj, LaHarpe. Horses. FOR Hampshire rams; also registered Hereford buU, 2-yeBr-oId. D.

O. Wallace, 10 miles northeast of Bronson. Pho. 23-P-26. GOOD BmJiS-rBetter ProducUon.

For service call Virgil Orth. Fbone 507, Artificial Breeding Mgr. BBG15TERED POLAND CHINA male pigs and gilts from state winning stock. Don Nichols. Pho.

14-W-l. SMALL saddle- bred, coming three, gentle, well broke. Beautiful black and white Shetlaiid, wonderful disposition. Have idiild's saddle and also good Western saddle aibd decorated Real Bargain. Maywood Heights.

30 POLAND CHINA shoats, weight 75 pounds. W. Williams, Harpe, WANT To, put 12 milk cows out on. shares. See Joe Church, 2 miles north Lone.Elm, west.

OAS cracULATOR, bed icamidiete: anbl dresaegr; 9x13 linoleum, droD.lisaf table, divait toil chair, wiidiliW FOB 380 DoodMU slid, used three cood as intlm. Would make 3 3 anall silbs. A. A. Bnsminger.

Moran, Kansas. TRACTORS, HARVBBTBB8. balers, moWersr-new wai ued. and 8tu- debaker cars and. trucks.

Wade M0tor Brofison. rent. AraO, HODBB With fsrage for AvvilaUe by Sept. i8L Itmie Estate For Sde FitlUiC 'iVOBDSBAlfS, HOOBES, WE iNVTTE TOUGH idOWlDg Uons. Let us show yoa what IPM WD idow can dp bi tdowins tMMviHtirmM Ttrriltr meat 313 Fbor' 353.

USED BAND INBfRUtQOnB With, cases. $15 and up. Roberts Music 81 Seeds. KANSAJS COMMCOJL A Seed for safe, lb. Bltbii mile south 54 BEdiEAKEU' BBXQJtXBl IOLA iOULimO CO.

FOR; SAUJI -PifftM' field sealsd, A. A- SEEass-bertifled Alt aUa; 88-PonIfry and SmppHea CABSOLINEUM An easy and etfectlvS way to rid chickens of mites. Coodsell Hatchery, Oas, FOR Hampshire pullets; automatic defroster lor rcr frigerator, special Saturday, only Brpwnrigg Hatchery. YOUNG CHICKENS, each. MUe east, south of Ida.

Lester Cole. 3 c'taSyBOLET CARS for -37 model. See WiUlam SUfford. COMPIXIS Tractor. and tUiqdment Repair Service, VaKeOriBding: Steam Cleaning, Painting SMl'l'H IMPLBMBWT CO.

Genuine JOHN DEERE Repairs EXPERT BODY AND FENDER REPAIBrNG 1: Oomplete Palpt Jobs Our Specialty BLListeoroRco. 314 BUSINESS SERVICE 8 Oerrlces Offwea AUTO GLASS cut and InstaUed for all makes cars and trucks. Eeigele'Si 301 South St. Phone 80. AUTO GLASS, PENDER, BODY and PAINT yrOBS: FREDT3 AUTO BODY SHOP 16 1038 UBARBORNifarin.

parts and mechBiikial senrice. lOla Farm -StOTe, block east of Santa Fe depot. nrrOHINO, SACKFIUilNO. 1 to 6 ft. deep with baekhoe or rotary.

FuUy insured. Speais. 902 North SUte. Phone 1825. HiOOR hanging, steaming, spray and bhiSh paint, Stpre- Fhqne lU.

''''1 134ft BllliowlSv. PAPERHANGiNG, steaming, plaster patching, carpenter work. Bill RouSh. Phme 1793J. PIANO TUNING REPAnaNO.

re- buUding. Registered tiiner. George Breckenridge. Phone lola 1688-J; EMPLOYMENT U4-Heip Female MfATTRBSS WANTED Apply In person. Hartl LunCh.

for credit niana- ger-casliier; good position. Apply Edmiston 'e Male M-Female MAN AND Wtee or Woman to wmrk in niosing hOme, general duties cm farm; gOod wages; home licensed; must have physioftl. Kincaid Nursing mnfaid, Kans. Phone: 35 38. i for part or fuU liave good refwenoes.

Aw.ly at aje iJiiry Queen. HELP' JkfPis: in. Grill, southwesticomer of YOUNG PINE CHICKENB for sale. A. C.

Moss, 4 miles south 9n State Street. 3-10-3 FRYERS for sale, 2 miles south and 1 mile east of Lone Elm. Tom Herynk. Liveatock milk goat. Kentucky.

Phone 641W. 15 S. MERCHANDISE Foe Sale DRIVE SEVEN MILES Save 7 Dollars on Ranges, etc. Kreimers, Piqua. FOR 45,000 B.

T. U. circulating heater. One 40,000 B. T.

U. circulating heater, used only 3 months. 920 So. Washington. Kiinsas Common Alfalfa; lAIslke; Ikuliab; Timotfay; Red Alte Keiirtueky 31; Orchard; Reeds Oaaary; Brome; Perennial Bye; Bhie Grass; Birdsfoot trfefoQ.

Perkins GrsOn Co. Phone 37. Moran, Kilit SUUJE (Xt by owner: Aviam bouse, iUEA, water. ftmeed-palUy, room moLva 3 lots; BIS lin, Brqwn- N. imira ROQMB BY DAY or WeA, reasonable; maid service.

lola Hotel, FURNffiHBD '2 room "apartnient, prvate entrance, electric reftiger- South NICELY 4 room 'l(ftr- er duplex, private. ftooj ifur- nace, new buHtins; Pbone ONE LARGE light room Wth kitchenette, porch, refrigeniJtion; rea' sonable. 305 ONE-ROOM: PUBNISHED. apartment with electric refrigeration, close to school and.squaj'e, phpne 1 LARGE ROOM furnished mfaent. 708 SouUi 2 ROOM FURNlSHED'apartiAent, biU paid, adults, nione 455 South Buckeye.

FAIRBANKS MORSE Hammer Mills and 500 and 1000 bu. Columbian Grain Bins in' stock. Olln T. Burtch Bronson. jaSOES BREAD IS.

TOPS FOR TASTE; always fresh. Get It at your grocer. NEW GAS 60,000 BTU, porcelSin finish. Priced Lane 208 North Washington. PROTECT AND mAUTIPY your Cool-Temp Door- hoods and picture window permanent awnings; also America's First; Choice Aluminum or wood combination windows.

Durkee's, Paola, Kas. Write for free information. THEYTW HERE AT LAST long lasting Neollte billfolds which wear like iron. Also all colors and makes of Shoe polish. Kiwi, Esquire and CavaUer.

Expert shoe repaiiring. of all kinds. Earl's Shoe; repair, north side next to Reeder's Barlier aiop. WRESIE TRADERS TRADK Shoppers Buy IOLA TRUCK TRACTOR Feed. Foel.

FertUlser PURINA'S BULKY-LAS to your milking ration and see the difference it will make. AUen County Feed Produce. BEFORE BUYING CATTLE or cubersee us about Quisenberry Pellets, or Cubes Vitamin A. Taylor Hatcheries. CERTIFIED I'AWNEE seed wheat.

Germination or bagged. Earf southeast LaHarpe. FBRTIUZER 10-20-0; 18-20-0; 12-12-13; 3-12-12; 4-12-4; 0-20-20; 0-20-0; 0-45-0; 21-0-0. All peUeted. Perkins Grain Co.

Phone 37 yipran. SS-HniaeiMld Geeda HOUSEHOLD PURNISHmaB New and Used HENNINGER'S, W. MADSbN WE FURNISH home except the girt FtaxOture. Phone 869. MAN WANTS), wash and grease; "cars.

Must-have expwlence. A. HaUger Sales. TUNER; and. Repairman by one 6l Kansas' oldest Itais.isia perma- a good salary add (king-hours.

Write MAN; "Toprita, Kansas, 18- mmsnra at 302 Marguerite mi'. .1 NWinOiii 'ZTtirlrMirof both the buyer nniitacmaiSkBtJ-i "List UNITED TARM Agency For Service Mr. and Mrs. La- Bsiffe RepresentaiUvM Phone 14 3-ROOM modern furnished apartment at 312 W. Madison, private entrance and bath, WISW.

3-ROOM MODERN apartment; fur- nlshed, sink and Strvel. Phone ll-P-22. W. R. Hixoh.

DOWNSTAIRS furnished 3 room apartment with privabf bath. Phone 1338. 3 -ROOM APARTMENT) modem, ffrst floor; lAth. Also 2 room apartmeiit. 315 S.

Chestnut, DOWNSTAIRS furnished apartment, two blocks from square, private bath and entrance. Ideally arranged single person; or young couple. tracUve kltclien, hot-water Heat tills winter. For appqlnlment to see phone or 71. EstMe FW Rent 35 --Biisii )espi Places Far Bad A LARGE GARAGE lor welder or mechanic in Virgil, Kas.

Large store building for grocery and meats in VirgU, Kas. H. Morey, Virgfl. pheme 501. HMisca Far Bent FOR RENT 4 room bouse in northeast part Of lola.

Xaqulre Mialph Gerdsen, LaHarpe. FOR Elms at MOran, 12 room modern. R. H. Morey.

Phone 27, Morari. 2 AND 3 ROOM HOUSES furnished, unfurnished. BasUy heated; XJtm- in, Lucy Jury, tcHaipe. 1 BESDROOM kOUSB, loca- AtWAYS BUYING SCRAP IRON, BIETAL KRUPPIROiilD 810-34 NoriU (Mrs. Nina Thomas One item which was forgotten re- ceiMy was Bobby Brown's fifth birOiday Aug.

As we all know we can onljt have one fifUi birthday, so it's very A Wiener roast was held vn the. school ground with 10 boys and girls present, and they had a grand time. And of course there was a birthday cake which all mjoyed. Many happy re- tiuriis, Bobby. Mrs.

Nan Bidwell of Cedar FaUs, Iowa, came Saturday for a few dais visit with her niece Mrs. Wil- Bynuni and Mr. Bynum. Mrs. luis also been visiUng her granddaughter Mrs.

Aaron Hosley and husband and at the Byron Ail- deriBon home in Bayard. Sundwr visitors at the Ralph Bynum home were Mr. atid Mrs. Ike Baker of Wichita, Mr. and Mrs.

Cloyce Anderson of Colony, and J. W. Bynum of rural lola. Mr. and Mrs.

John Volz and three chUcfren were enjoying.the Labor Day holidays at the Howard Hardy home and also seeing other relatives and friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCoy, Burlington, were week end guests at the School began here Monday with 19 pupils enrolled. Several of last year's pupils are going to Moran high school but since Belfry district has consolidated with Mildred we have about the usual number'en- roUed. Mrs.

Esther Farmer is our teacher. Friends extend sympathy to Miss Mary Donica in the death of her sister Ctiatmah oocutred on Monday, Sept. 1 at the Donica farm home east and north of MUdred. Mrs. Ohatman's death followed a severe stroke on Aug.

22, though she had been in poor health for quite awhile. The Vem Hammond family re-' turned Saturday from Smith Center where Vem has had employment and Yvonne and Lloyd are in school here. Earl Cunningham from Smith Center was home for the Labor Day vacation. Kenneth Brown returned Sunday from a two weeks vacation spent at the following at Finley, Ohio, vising relatives, also at Detroit and (Adrian. Michl, visiting relatives; at Windsor Ontario, PhiUipsburg; Pal, visiting his sister Helen and family: at Silver Springs, visiting Cari Brovtn and family, and a brief sightseeing time In Washington, D.

C. Kenneth's father, Scott Brown, and his sister Stiirley Brown, both of Kansas City, accompanied him tmd on their return Miss Wilina BrOwh joined them at Colum- iius, phio. Mr. and afrs. Ross Lamb of Glendale district were after church dinner guests Sunday at the Nina Thomas home.

Mr. Clarence Foerschler of Kansas City spent a few days recently at the: R. M. Cunninghisim home and the two men have lieen enjoying some fisliing and tioating. Mrs.

H. L. Smirl attended the funeral of an aunt in Kansas City Tuesday, the same day. Caterpillars stop trainis in Australia. Great armies of them crawl on the rails and cause the locomor wheels to slip: 199ti JQHN DEERE STORE SaatoFeDcvav (Mrs.

Margaret Barron) Mrs. Etta Hudcey, who employed in Gamett, is spending few days at her home in Colony. Mr. and Ifrs. Amos Winik of Chanute came Tliursday to take Wink's mother, Mrs.

Alice ifoqre, home with them whiefe shewffl visit for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Veteto were tapper guests iThUrsday evening of Mr. and Mrs.

BiU Veteto and their ion ICke (tf Burlingtoo. The formerly of lola, went to Burlixigton. the first of the week Veteto has been The W. C. F.

held their monthly lea at the binne of Mrs. ChdsUne 1 liie wKled Addle The vy lesson, "Completing the Fellow- wta Flar- ence Hfndoaqp. After the business the meeting; was claeed br an tepeeOim. beoBdktlQnlMby' iUie president, Mn. HaUie Hiiggins.

Asocteltime and tbe'host- eas served fittlt MA- ad, cake, coffee ahd mints: ThoBe present Were Mfgdanys Hallie Huggins, Florefaiee Henderson. Rowley, LecJa Sehalndst; Bnma Strickle, Addle -npFle, Anhata Madison. Minnie COra Murray. Maiid Oouch. Grace Hester, Lorene iKary Smith hostess Mrs.

Miittkley. The different groups of Calendar Circle met at the United bhnrch afternoon. In the iibeence of the president, Blrs. Herb- fert Bumiel, Mrs. Ed Seite.

the vice president presided over the meeting. With Mrs. L. S. Mogel devotional lesider.

Piano solos, played by Evelyn Schainost and Crysta Smoot. Mrs. Roy Serene of Welda, iin interesting review -of the book of Dry Ground," by Ar- gye A piano ddet was played FOR GREOIT MANAGER ANO CASHIER. GOOD POSITION; APPLY AT EDMISTON'S. t)ti, te' aod adnte werei'aerved tnm table cinteTOi lovely of fall Sirs.

Cloycji AhderaoDJuid lira. T. Barrpn Itten were three guests, BoyI Serene, ud: her Btedieiacn and her daughter Boyanne of Welda, 35 ineniheES and children Mr. andrMTs. Paul Bendasan their son pavid of with a party lit their home Tuesday evtitlngiin honor of MTs.

Sister. Mrs. Van Smith Mr. Sioitb; and their wms Dannie and of GpUten, who liave siding their vacation with relatives inand neaar Colony. were Served to the guests of Mr.

and Mm. Smith and ciiildren, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Knoeppel and Ruth. Mr. aiid Mrs. Boone. Mr.

and Mris. J. arid daughter Rebecca, Ur. and Mris. Glen Mr.

and Mrs. W. R. Henderson' tic. aiid Mrs.

BUner Dermeit, and Mr, Mrs. Claude koons, Ccdony; and Mr. and Mrs. John iof Iota. Mr.

and; Beecher: JSeinlefn ROCiC OF AGES Dealer- Beauty and'FOBBVEB MONUMENT WORKS Yeairs is Ida and Barbara Peririio. Mac OMsy Rifleman of: Gamett. week end at Braymeer. MWTNan of Mr. Heinlein and othor relatives, BEAkBaTATK TBAN8FEB8 umi Dyiy'by The Iota Afaataet -tJompany 5.

Maddux, a widow being Identical person as RuUi Msdduk, formerly WiUa Ruth Belisie Purdom. brbig the'same Purdom to'Lee McCUmans Verri -Hie the twp 34S, Range 31 of. ths ethP. Ji. $1.00.

4-1-52. MeCIimans. a single man; (Glen ft Oorrtaie McCU- majis, wf to Vem an undivided of the of the SEU of sec 27, twp 34, range 21 81.00. Wash iiarsley in hot water if yoa want its flavor and miike No. 3 Premiui Old Hens, 4 VifB.

Hens, 4.1|j^; 'and oyer -310 J2c CHRIS WELKIN, Plamjeer Company Br BljiSS BOOTSlAND HER BUDDIES AVVlPkYS THl Off TO Let 's Have By BPGAR MARTIN OCO WEsmw,.