The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

MjSTOTM. THPaSDAI KTEMgC, JUKB Mr WE ANNOUNCE to jtilLe lola and vichiity out of Bnuftiftfl fimllNBRY; COATS, SUITS, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, Friday and SatorcUy of thts week. HIS is the signal that Spring's collection of style creation is now complete for your delectation. This store has been lola's authoritative style center, and this season of 1911 wc nave not lailed you in collecting a fair representation of all the hea-iti ul. desirable, dependable, and worthy in newest merchandise for your inspection, criticism arid patronage.

All lola is we comed to this Spnng Exhibition. You arc especially invited to lotxk linger as is yt)u like. long ez- Spfiog styles. A showirg of iifbitfng; tlie atititorfied A showing of women's Spring Soits, Coats and Skirts in popislar fabrics. Fine imported Diess Goods in wool, silk and Wasfi Fabrics.

A complete sb owing of Notions. Special Easter offerings tbrongboot the entire store. Richardson's 113 EASJr MADISON 8. Halm. M.

D. Oculltt. relatives hero tJiis week. Mrs l.ucy sitewari of Moran 'iis- liorf. 'r(- bityiai; c.iiin- 1 ly uhite goliit-n 8i corn of; Miss llattio Wmnl ri'turnetl ir.iiii a short with Vates Ci -n I Will l.aury tn Halthvin Mun- i.i I'o LMTCII.

'phone 147. loU. Uriron, who for tlv jmst two The Eastern Star a ry torestlnn Tu. oxrii- Ing la the hall ovor tho bank. Mrs.

Anna H. MorrUli. m' Oberlln. Grand Matron of ami em Star, was present makini; li.r y.v:-. il.

tlriftin and sonr. atur vis- annual visit. The mombors u-r iroiishs lias In-oii takiiic treatmnit Kansas Uly to a.l -Mi will to UtT homo in I'iijiia today. This is last patient in the hospital at tliis liiue. something that has not occurred for many yoars.

A penoral overhaul- asked to perform some of th'ir work by Morrlsh, which they tlid. and she gave them useful pointers aud tMr i. K. I5urtch made business be flono while the hospital is void of i'aiients. was well pleased with the res-ult.

The i to yoster.lay. i -Mr. C. R. Chandler has sold his books were also and Tie W.

T. I', institute to be held i east of town to Dr. Fitzgenild straightened up to After the! at M. K. church here April 7.

in I of Parsons. Dr. Fitzgerald pur- chapter meeting, refreshments were I nin.c. afternoon and evening ses-j chased the place for his mother and served at the StapleToa home by to be a great older sister, Mrs. Rathburn.

who are F. P. Matron o. TI.J procian; is an interesting now living on the place. The Chand- the local chapter.

i of Humboldt visited; that Gates ivv i Eiaker tamily here yesterday. has declined the of May for Colorado tor school treasurer and Vai-anoy Committee yesterday have nioveil to North Taylor and expect to leave the lirst of Colony visited Iiis Brown has sjwnt his life in county in this vicinity an.i has a large nutnber of friends who wish him success. iUss Casebeer has visited here at various times and has many admiring friends here. Brown has bought a hardware at Cantril. Iowa, and he'and his wife i Mitchell has moved from Mo- leave tomorrow for that place to the Colgm property.

Mr. Bartlett and son John have Fcrd has returned to Tulsa after a pleasaat visit with Dr. Haiin Charles Marshal has gone to Kansas, to work in a borber make tbeir future home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Brown and son Oscar, John. Charlie and Emma Laury from Baldwin, and Cixarles Kohler of Colony, attended the Crown- Casebeer wedding in Kansas City on Tuesday evening, all returning home last night. received a large shipment of Colgate's soaps and toilet preparations. Call and see Danforth. drugs and brown fur collar between the Lieurance home on north McRae street and the post olHce.

Find er please return to Miss Dora Robertson at the high school and receive liberal reward. brother V. M. Xesbit yesterday. Mr.

France and family are moving from Mildred to Concreto today. Mr. France is a brother of Mrs. Welda of Concreto. Mr.

Guy Roberts left today for Ra- toon. N. where he will remain for about si.x months in the hope of ira-' a busiii'ss trip to Independence. who has been visiting: his went to Ottawa today enroute to his home in 'Mti. Kausa The blf; einder ni at the hiiiiS'- is bi'jnc away by li' city for llllins iu the streets.

HAYS OK gone to Collinsville to look after lo-' I'V eating a r-ool hall there. visited here from Col-' Poor health for a number of, onvi vesterdav. and finds it necessary to make' Mrs. Emma Swartzman of Petrolia 1 thU Ume. Mrs.

Rob-; is the guests of friends here. children will follow in i The M. W. lodge held the regular session last night Mrs. F.

F. Kalley left yesterday for Ft. Soctt to visit her mother. Coiiie of loin Proplr. Tiiere are days of dizziness: Sjieiis headache, iideache.

baikaclie: rl pains; tittcn urinary ilisorders. tell you plainly the kidneys an sick. I'oans Kidney Pills cure all kiilney ills. is proof in A.ikin.~. Chestnut sT'tT.

lola. 'I ly iiublic statement I gave live recommendin.r: Doan's Kidney Pills, as I still consider them to a reliable kidney medicine. My ached- almost constantly and suffered from headaches, dizzy spells and attacks of The kidney sepretions were in bad shape and I rested so poorly that wiien I arose: in the morning. 1 was all tired out. Reading about Doan's Kidney Pills.

I was led to get a bo.v at Chas. B. Spencer drug store, and beirin their use. I improved and it was not lone before I was enjoyiilg the best of health." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, X. sole agents for the Unified States. Remember the take no I vou have trouble In getting Misses Mabel Davis, i yrtle Maxson 0 and Florence Hiser. last named I treaUng it properly, their guest from O.sage City, is no reason why a cold should friends in lola yesterday. 1 jt not If Dr- J.

McGill went to Kansas City today and will visit in Lawrence before returning home, i Virgil Estes. cmployad on a railroad through Wichita, is visiting his Sarsaparilla Leads all other medicines in the cure all spnng ailments, humors, jlbss of appetite, that tired filing, and nervousness. Take it It toaay in nsuaJ liquid form or caUM ganataba. 100 Doses SI. take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

For sale by all dealers. Tvniclit There is to be a game of armory bail this evening at high school a team of business men chosen by Charlie May and a team Irom Company M. This Is to be the good contest of the season, and large number of those Interested 'in armory ball will attend. A social is to siren tonight at the Y. M- C.

A. building by tbe Sanday school of the United 'Brethren church. FOR SIX ROOM HOUSE. 622 South Walnut Phone 926. PlanJ 40 cente per dozen, de- Urered; 1016 K.

Badteye. Phone 306. about a month and spend the sum- in Ratoon. i The city is doing considerable im-i provemcnt work on the streets. S.

K. Fleming returned Tuesday i from Pleasanton and reports his fath-l er in. a very critical condition. His; brother from Texas is at his father's bedside. A.

L. Flower went to Collinsville, today to work in the smelters, Mrs. Flowers will go to Houston, for a visit with her parents after which she will join Mr. Flowers in Collinsville. Ralidi Coa'vell is reported quite ill.

I. S. O. Reedcr and family are moving to Moran. The funeral of Pete Denton, son of Mr.

and Denton of Colony was held the home this afternoon at! 3 o'clock, interment being in the Colony cemetery. Mrs. Guy Roberts of this city attended the services. J. E.

Powoll and Charles Cnmmlngs of Tola were callers in the city yesterday. S. K. Rudolph of Gridley has been in the city this week looking after bis property interests. J.

W.J Bissltt returned yesterday from a'iisontb's bosiness visit at Syracuse. I. L. Harvta letonied MaaOMy txtm -PAID IX FILL" GBE.IT PLAT. Was Presented AwptaWy.to Fair Crowd Last fair crowd attended the production at the Grand last night of the old masterpiece; "Paid inFulI." -As a play it runs the gamut ol emotions, contains all the elements of stage pathos: villainy, heroism, very forcefully teaches powerful lessons.

The weak- kneed youth who blames his failure on others, although the whole world can see that he alone is to blame, and who finally steals to make up the "livinB the world owes him." Is left wrecked at the finish, with the entire approval of the audience. The calmlnatiog act of his depravity, when be sought to sell his wife to the man whom he had robbed, merely served to her worth and the diamond character the rough old sea dog whom young man was wont to class as altogether coarse and beastly. It is a magnificent play and Mi long i)opuIarity testifies to the fact. The prodacing company excellent in nearly every way. bot the scenery and a few minor items in the tfcUng short of tbe exceMent pro- dnction here last year.

Bnt at tkat. It stands, among tbe best of them ail. BUG IX TEXAS IX CHIIAGO SPKISG PRICK. Little ha aire Cattle Other I'rodacts the Market Sags itoBewhat (By the Chicago, Mar. at covering on the part of shorts of tbe larger kind led to some recovery in wheat.

Some attention was given to a report that green bugs are threatening the crops In sontbem Oklahoma and Texas. Opening higher to off. May started S6 to rose to May opened unchanged to up atj to H. rose to The commission houses afforded for oats. May started shade to lower at 30H to rallied to S- There was a big trade in provisions.

Chlraso LUestock. Chicago. Mar. receipts Weak to ten cents'lower. Dccvcs t5.2096.S0; stockcrs and feed ars cows and heifers Receipts 30.000.

ten to fifteen cents lower. Lights 16.60^7.00; mixed heavy rough 1 pigs St. Ix)uisj St Logb Llreslork. re- Steaiiy. Native steers and hellers $4 6.2:>: stocitjers and feeders 5.7: 11,000.

Five to ten cents loweii. Pigs and lights 7 packets butchers Wheat May up at July S7as: Sept. Corn May net Jily 4914: Sept. -luly Sept. 3111 JI Julv July J8.40; Sept.

Kansas I'ity Kansas City, recelpts Steady to a shade low.) er. steers cowS and heifers 6.25; stockers and feeders li tl bulls 54.00go.2.">| 14.00$ 7.00. 12.000. Ten to flff- teen lower. Heavy $6 .40 ers and butchers lights JG.KO'ii iJ.TO.

City Grain and Hay. Kansas City. Mar. cjf wheat. 30 cars.

Cash wheat, un- 2 hard, 92; 3. SOV -fi'-'l; 2 red, 87(g8S; 3. S3. sellers; July sellers; Sept. bid.

to half cent higher. 2 mixed. So. 3. 2 white.

i 46U bid; July Sept. 4Sfg li, sellers. No. 2 white. 31 No.

2 mixed, 2. 7.V Choice timothy ')iif choice prairie 12.2 ItROOM COK.N—130 (8110 a ton. i LonLo Grain. Ct. Mar.

30. July COR.N—May July O.Vl'S—.May July 30. KunoaK City Prvdnre. Kansas City. nUTTEU.

creamery 23c: firsts 2o; second.s IS; Kicking stock Lie; firsts 13. FELLOW SAVED Ortcr OM CicaMC (Mkto. A CATARRH FOLLOWED. "I have been using Peruna for some time for a cough and catarrh of the throat with very satisfactory results, i "Having the cough, catarrh developed, and -my physicians said I was threatened with catarrh of the stotoach: My breath was very offensive, and 1 was troubled with nausea. "Less than two bottles of Peruna cured George Parrbtt 1 Twenty Tears.

-Mr. Sidney Wesseis, Merriton. Canada, writes: "I have been troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion for twenty years, during which time I tried different doctors, but did not get the desired resi 'lts. I have Wen compelled for weeks at a time to give up work, be- inc completely prostrated. I had to confine myself to a milk diet, as notli- inp would remain on my stomach.

I had about given up. thinking ray incTirahle. when I heard of Peruna and decided to try it. One bottle made a great change, and after using another bottle of this wonderfiil medicine. 1 had complete freedom from pain, ray appetite had and 1 could again enjoy my meals.

"I believe Peruna is the grandest medicine under the sun. Today I weigh over Is it any wonder that 1 praise Peruna?" Pneamonla Follewed XaGrippe. Mr. T. Bamecott, Aylmjer.

West Ontario. writes: "Last winter I was ill with piieumonia, after having lagrippe. 1 took I became quite well, and I can say, that any one can be cured by It In a onable time- at little you have rheumatism in voiir foot or instep apply Chamber- laia's Liniment and you get quick relief. It costs but a quarter. suffer? For sale by all dealers TO BE A FIRE PROOF GARAGE.

tonrrete Work on tbe Lower Story of Hendrnon G'arage Completed. Wheeler Servey. who have been doing the concrete work on the Henderson garage, which is being erected on South Street, completed their contract last evening. The contract was a big one, as there is more concrete in the new building than in any in lola. and possibly more than in any building of its kind in the state.

One thinks, when viewing it. of the Edison plan to construct houses entirely of concrete, and he begins to see the feasibility of the scheme. The second floor of the building is completed, and is entirely of concrete, strengthened by steel rods. The colunms which support the second floor are of concrete, as well as the heavy beams under it. The entire front of the building up to the second floor is con- crele.

A stairway on the south of the building contains no material save concrete, and the supports beneath it are of concrete. The building is ineant to be as nearly absolutely fire proof as it is possible to build it. and there is very little wood used in Its construction, the principal materials being brick and concrete. A portion of the roof will be of wood, as well as the window frames in the rear of the upper story. Pn tbe south side of the building there is an elevator for automobiles, and when the door Into the shaft no fire could reach the upper story.

Some people have questioned the strength of the concrete floor. The floor was tested this morning, and it bore the weight of 2S0 pounds to the square foot without yielding in the least. This is estimated to four times the weight it would have to bear when full of atttomoblles. The concrete front Is toi be stuccoed when the building In finished, and the sills and of the froht windows are to be oir with white colored cement. cost' common cause of Insomnia is disorders of the atomacb.

Chttmberlata'B Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disordent and enable yon to sleep. For tale by all demlen. XO AITER XEXT SIXDAV. lola IVIII ri Siind lys llcirfaiiinr 'J. Sunday, J'.

a from mxt Sunday the carrier's windows af the Tola wil! Sunlays. PostirastiT C. 11. has formal re'iufst to this end to Posimastir and an alfirmative reply no dotibf eived within the few days. The sending of the request a formality: indt-ed.

in a rec'int ronmuniration Mr. Or.infie|d. the sistant Postmaster G-neral instruc'f'l Spencer to close the postoRice here on Sundays immediately if senti rr- I 't so ilemanded. Mr. has investigated the attitude Of the public on th" iiuestion and Ivi- has found th.

the weight of public sentiment favor of the move. AllentloD. KnIgbtM of the There will be a special meeting of the Tent tonight at K. of P. Hall; buslne.is of Importance; come without fail.

By of state commander. It is necessary I that you be to- nisht. 30th, K. of P. Hall at 7:30 o'clock.) J.

T. LYt.ES, State Coni'dr. Reglsler want ads brinit resniU. fHOS. H.

BOWLU81 PrejfdcBt i. F. SCOTT. CMhler ALLEN COUNTY STATE BANK lOLA, KANSAS I8TABLISHED A )7 OF 1 CEXTURf. Capital: Deposits $550,000.00 i DfTEREST PAID 05 TOnS W.

SAP-XT 9EP08I7 BOXES FOB KETCF- 10LA STATE BANK J. $25,000.00 10.000.00 I. MOBTHXB, Ffct. W. 8.

KAtFFM15, Sad Tin ttm. J. H. CAMPBELL. CisUer.

k. W. BECIi TIM-PKC F. Q. last WE PAY INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.

PRINCE EDVVARD Nd. 40179 Prize wlantnf Standard Stallion, nnder KMIMS SUte Law Xo. K4. Pnre aad JMBad. Wni make tbe peasoa of .1911 at Fair iGroBads, lola Kaasaa.

Teems.its to lasBic For fartlwr fartin. lata aad la. at Fair F. SL SI FHOXELm.