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i TOLA. KANSAS THE TOLA. DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 6. 1935.

PAGE FIVE By Hamlin ALLEY OOP Short anti NotSo Sweet! ILL ACGUE THE POikiT An Opportunily to Get Some Bargains in Used Cars! LOOK THIS BUNCH OVER 1933 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN 1933 PLYMOUTH COUPE 1932 FORD SEDAN 1932 CHRYSLER 8 COUPE 1932 PLYMOUTH COACH 1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN ROSS ARBUCKLE GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers IN IOLA SINCE 1916 i New York, March 6. 4 API The stock market was given but snappy inflationary wbil. today following an apparent misinterpretation of financial news ticker reports from a White House press conference. Early gains of 1 to 3 or more points were later cancelled or reduced on administrative denials that further dollar cuts were plated. The close was irregular.

Transfers approximated 1,400,000 shares. The wish seemed to be father to the thought that speculative forces which were disposed to read into the presidents remarks that commodity price levels were still' not sufficiently high in relation to the nations debt burden, an inference that the monetary unit might again be clipped When stocks, commodities and secondary bonds started to climb, however, an official spokesman quickly dashed cold water on the baby boom. Grains transformed advances of. a cent or so a bushel into similar losses. Cotton slipped back.

Lower-priced bonds retreated but U. S. Governments failed to recover. The British pound swung in wide circles, up around 2 cents at one time and off 4 at another. In the afternoon it was down about a cent.

The gold currencies were firm. Average of 60 Stocks. Monday 37.5 Tuesday 36.3 Wednesday 36.4 New York, March 6. CAP) Following are the high, low and closing prices of stocks on the New York stock exchange today: High Low Close Farm Bureau .1 4 Tonight on the Air i nnnm STA. KILOS.

WLW it9 WDAF CIO WGN 720 WREN 1220 WSM $50 KMBC 050 WFAA 800 WHB 860 WBAP 800 (Last minute program changes make it impossible for The Register to guarantee full accuracy of radio listings) 5:45 P. M. WDAF Jack Armstrong. WLW Lowell Thomas. 6:30 P.

M. WDAF News; Max Condon. KMBC As Kansas City Dines. 6:15 P. M.

WDAF Jimmie Allen. WLW Lum and Abner. 6:30 P. M. WDAF Plantation Echoes.

WREN Red Davis. 6:45 P. M. WDAF Uncle Ezra. WGN Amateur Night.

7:00 P. JL WDAF Mary Pickford Co. KMBC Diane and Her Life Saver. 7:30 P. M.

1 WDAF Wayne Kings Orch. WREN Lanny Ross, tenor; Orch. 8:00 P. M. WDAF Fred Allen and Co.

KMBC Andre Kostelanetzs Or. 8:30 P. M. KMBC Burns and Allen. WGN Lou and Katzmans Orch.

9:00 P. IVL WDAF Guy Lombardos Orch. KMBC Jack Pearl: Rich's Or. 9:30 P. M.

WDAF Forty-Niners. KMBC Musical Cocktail. a-it nt WDAF Red Davis. 10:00 P. M.

WREN Amos Andy. KMBC Myrt and Marge. 10:15 P. IVL WDAF Robert Royce, tenor. KMBC Herbie Kays Orch.

WSM Three on a Mike. 10:30 P. M. WDAF Sports Reporter; Eddie Duchins Orch. WGN Wayne Kings Orch.

220 lbs. up; good and choice 140-166 8.60-9.35; 160-180 8.85-9.60; 180-200 9.25-9.70 200-220 220-350 9.50-9.70; packing sows, 275-500 7.75-9.00. Cattle: calves: steers and yearlings strong, to 25 higher; full advance on the lower grades; other classes mostly steady; prime 1042-lb. yearling steers 13.40; steers, good and choice, 550-900 8.75-12.75; 900-110 9.75-1325; 1100-1300 10.25-13.50; 1300-1500 10.50-13.50; common and medium. 550 lbs.

up, 5.25-10.50; heifers, good and choice, 550-900 8.25-11.00; cows, good, 6.00-7.50; vealers, (milk-fed), medium to choice, 6.00-9.00; stockers and feeders steers, good and choice, (all weights), 6.00-9.50; common and medium, 3.75-7.50. Sheep: slow, very little done; a few sales native lambs and medium fed lots weak to 15 lower; no choice fed kinds sold early; sheep steady; best native lambs 8.25; medium fed lots 7.25-7.65; choice held abve 8.65; lambs, good and choice, 90 lbs. down, (X), 7.85-8.65; yearling wethers; medium to choice, 90-110 5.75-7.50; ewes, good and choice, 90-150 4.00-525. (X) Quotations based on ewes and wethers. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (From the Office of The Iola Abstract 108 W.

Jackson) March 5. 1935. Agnes F. Thompson and J. M.

Thompson, her husband to Theo Ella Thompson a single woman, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 58, City of Iola, Theo. Palmer and S. L. Palmer, her husband to Agnes P. Thompson, a married woman, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 58, City cf.

Iola. Kansas, $1.00. Agnes F. Thompson and 4. M.

Thompson, her husband to Theo. P. Palmer, a married woman, lots 9. 10. 11 and the north 4 feet of lot 12, all in blctk 59, City bf Iola, Kansas.

$1.00. Ed Pizei and' Susan Przel. his wife to Louis of block 1, and 10 and all of reserves 1 and 2, all in Signors Addition to the City of Humboldt, Kansas, $1.00. Byron M. Shinn and Mary L.

Shinn, his wife to Charles Ableson. W. of SW. less 2 acres, more or less used for cemetery purposes, also the NE. of SW.

all in 28-23-19. $1.00. Classified Ads will be taken over the phone. Charge accounts to anyone having a phone. Call 18.

The Register. Big Theft. Iaeger, W. (AP) The yard-master saw the locomotive snaking down the tracks where no engine ought to be. He yelled.

Then came a burst of steam as the locomotive jumped the tracks. An hour later, Robert Pearson, 19, Negro, was arrested. He was arraigned on a charge of stealing an engine. LEGAL (First Published in The Iola Daily Register February 13, 1935.) NOTICE. A.

F. Ohlfest, sentenced May 19, 1934, from Allen County for Violation Banking Laws, will present his application for a parole to the Board of Administration, at their net regular meeting held at Lansing, Kansas, April 2nd, 1935. Petitioner: A. F. OHLFEST.

(2) 13-20-27 (3) 6-13-20. (First published in The Iola Daily Register, February 20, 1935.) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Executor. State of Kansas, Allen County, ss. In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza. J.

Hannah, late of Allen County, Kansas. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day of February, A. 1935 the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as Executor of. the Estate of Eliza J.

Hannah, late of Allen County, deceased. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. J. D. BUCHANAN, Executor.

2) -20-27 (3) -6 (First Published in The Iola Daily Register February 27, 1935.) IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ALLEN KANSAS. In the Matter of the Probation of the Will of Andrew J. Bockover, Deceased. The heirs of said decedent and all other persons interested in the probation of the will of said decedent, are hereby notified that a verified petition asking that a writing thereto attached claimed to be the. last will of said decedent, has been filed in said court, and the said Court has ordered the witnesses to such, will and such" other witnesses as any person interested for or against having same admitted to probate may desire, to come before said Court at the Probate Court Room, at the Court House in Iola, Allen County, Kansas, on the 12th day of March, A.

D. 1935, at the hour of 10 oclock a. m. so that Petition may be acted upoii. Dated the 26th day of February, 1935.

TRAVIS MORSE, (Seal) Probate Judge of Allen County, Kas. (First published in The Iola Daily Register, February 20. 1935.) NOTICE OF PUBLICATION SERVICE. In the District Court of Allen Coutny, State of Kansas. No.

17783. The Security Building and Loan Association, a corporation. Plaintiff vs. Andrew L. Dygard and Ruth Irene Dygard his wife, Edith L.

Wiley, unmarried; Amanda H. Isherwood, a widow; William Wiley and Kathryn Wiley, his wife, Lorraine Wiley Hatcher, and Guy Hatcher, her husband. Rosemary Wiley, a minor, and Charles Wiley, a minor, all being the sole heirs at law and legatees under the Last Will and Testament of R. L. Isherwood, deceased; Amanda H.

Isherwood, Administratrix with the Will annexed, and Stanley E. Toland, Ancillary Administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of R. L. Isherwood, deceased, and their successors in office, if any; George L. Slawson and Frances M.

Slaw-son, his wife. Defendants. To Defendants Andrew L. Dygard and Ruth Irene Dygard, his wife; Edith L. Wiley, unmarried; Amanda H.

Isherwood, a widow; William Wiley and Kathryn Wiley, his wife, Lorraine Wiley Hatcher and Guy Hatcher, her husband; Rosemary Wiley, a minor, and Charles Wiley, a minor, all being the sole heirs at law and legatees under the Last Will and Testament of R. L. Isherwood, deceased; Amanda H. Isherwood, Administratrix, with the Will annexed, of the Estate of R. L.

Isherwood Deceased, and their success- One Friend "v59" Calendar: Thursday, March 7 Belfry unit meeting. Friday, March 8. Office. Wise 4-H club meeting at 8 oclock. Saturday, March 9.

Office. Monday, March 11. Office. Gas City 4-H club meeting at 8 oclock. Tuesday, March 12 Better Homes unit will meet with Mrs.

Charles Hess, 301 W. Bridge, Humboldt. Els-mere unit will meet at the home of Mrs. George Squires. Lesson will be on Selection of sick-room.

Sterling Heights unit will meet with Mrs. Boyer for an afternoon meeting. Horville 4-H club meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday, March 13.

Prairie Dell unit will meet with Mrs. P. C. Dressier. Prairie Hall Unit.

Prairie Hall farm bureau met at the home of Mrs. Everet Baker. Our president gave a short report on the special meeting held at the A. E. Nicholas home, February 11.

This was an all days meeting and a covered dish luncheon was served at noon. The lesson was on candle-wicking and remodeling clothing. Several of the ladies made the can-dlewick pillow tops. Nine members present and one associate. The project lessOn on Selection Of sick room and care of the sick was given by Mrs.

A. E. Nicholas, assisted by Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Maud Gaston. Mrs.

Gaston also demonstrated a lesson on landscaping. Our next meeting will be with Mrs. Albert Demeritt on April 1. The project lesson for this meeting will be on Nutrition. Mrs.

George A. Andruss, Reporter. Moran Unit. The Moran farm bureau unit met at the Victoria hotel with Mrs. M.

C. Wheeler, March 1st. Fourteen members of the Osage unit were present as guests of the Moran unit. Lesson one Home Nursing (Selection of sick room, bed making, and care of the sick), was presented by the leaders, Mrs. E.

H. Bartlett and Mrs. Carl Snodgrass. Following program was enjoyed by all: Musical number, duet by Betty Manning and Betty Jo Mendell; reading by Jean Gilliam. Refreshments were served to 24 members, 22 visitors and five children.

Two of the visitors became members of the Moran unit. The next meeting will be March 15 with Mrs. L. O. Smith.

Mrs. A.B. Brown, Reporter. LAGRANDE Mr. and Mrs.

I. O. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrison were guests Sunday at the Charley Logan heme in Iola.

Everett Reade of Iola spent Friday night with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reade and. helped his father celebrate his 79th birthday. Mrs.

Charley Gerdsen was an afternoon visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Houk and family spent Sunday at the Joe Reade home. Mrs.

Houk and her mother called at the Howard Hardy home east of Bayard to see Mrs. Mrs. Anna Hardy who has been ill with pneumonia. Beulah. Arthur and Everett Myers spent Sunday with their sister Mrs.

Harry Morrison and Mr. Morrison. Orval and- Carol Bess Morrison are absent from school today with the three-day measles. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hesseltine spent Sunday at the parental Lutz home in Gas City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and family spent Sunday evening at. the parental Will Myers home.

Orval and Carrol Morrison spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Perl Baker and Lois. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Myers and family will soon move to their new home on the Lutz farm in Fairlawn district. Max Morrison vsited from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning with his oousin Orval Morrtson. Mrs. Leo Smart visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ed.

Chap-lan. Air. and Mrs. Sam Gerdsen and children accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Arlo Hopkins and Arlene visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Gerdsens sister, Mrs. Tom Johnson and family east of Bayard. Register Want Ads use them once and be convinced. THEY GET RESULTS I AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale THE CHEVROLET DEALER HAS THE BEST USED CAR VALUES IN TOWN 1933 Chevrolet Sedan 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1930 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Pickup 1933 Chev.

Short Dual Truck 1931 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1933 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Hupmobile Sedan 1933 Olds Sedan 1929 Essex Challenger Sedan -1928 Hudson Sedan 1928 Essex 4-door Sedan 1928 Ford Tudor 1929 Ford Coupe 1929 Ford Roadster 1931 Ford Coach 1929 Ford Pick-up 1930 Studebaker Sedan 1933 Chevrolet L. W. D. Truck Plenty of Other Bargains Bud White Motor Co. 1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN $250.00.

H. Drake, 202 West street. L. H. Reynolds Motor Co.

Sales FORD Service We at all times have a complete line of Good Used Cars. See and Drive Our 1935 FORD 212 S. WASH. PHONE 893 6 Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts BATTERY Recharging, 50c. George R.

Hiser, 224 North Jefferson. GASOLINE fpr tractors. 2 prices. Called for and delivered. Vine Oil Co.

1928 OLDSMOBILE COUPE now being wrecked. National Auto Sal-vage, 1110 East street. BUSINESS SERVICE 9 Business Service Offered Magazine Subscriptions and Renewals. J. E.

CORNISH. Pho. 1121. PACKAGES ana Messages delivered. 24-hour service.

Cory Taxi. Ph. 410. WATCH AND JEWELRY Repairing. Parrott Wright Jewelry Store.

EMPLOYMENT 15 Situations Wanted Female ELDERLY LADY desires home; can do light housework, good cook; small wages. Phone 416W. FINANCIAL 18 Money to Loan Insurance WE SELL Legal Reserve Stock Company Insurance. The Best There Is. R.

L. Thompson Agency. INSURANCE It is interesting to know that 88.8 of the local insurance agents doing business in Iola represent legal reserve stock companies; the other 11.2 represent companies operating on what is known as the mutual plan. The next time your legal reserve agent calls ask him to explain the difference between these two forms of insurance. We belong to the 88.8 group and believe It is important that you should know.

Chas. M. Funk FARM LOANS Private and Eastern money available for gilt-edge farm loans. Iola Land Co. Because we represent both legal reserve stock and legal reserve mutual companies we are in a "better position to serve you.

V. C. ARCHER CO. PHONE 304 LIVE STOCK 21 Horses, Cattle, Miscellaneous FOR SALE OR TRADE Real good work team 3000 lb. Delmar Andrews.

Phone 1456W. FINE GUERNSEY COW 3 years old; De Laval separator, A1 condition. Phone 954-11. I'D GIVE A MILLION TSEE THE LOOK ON EMMIE'S FACE, WHEN SHE READS THIS ors in office, if any, and their unknown heirs, devisees, administrators, executors and trustees: You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued by plaintiff in the above entitled court and cause, and that you and each of you must answer plaintiffs petition filed herein against you, on or before the 3rd day of April, 1935, or it will be taken as true against any and all of you not so answering, and Judgment of the following nature will be taken against any and all of you so in default as aforesaid: a judgment in rem on promissory note for the sum of 8313839 with interest at nine per cent per annum from date of filing petition, and to foreclose a first mortgage securing said sum on the following described real estate situated in Allen County, Kansas, to-Wit: All of Lots 18, 19. 20, 21, 22, 23, 1, and 2 and the West 10 feet of Lot 3 of Harmons Sub-division of Lot of Bough tons sub-division of the Southeast Quarter of Section 26, Township 24, Range 18, being an addition to the City of Iola, and to quiet the title and to foreclose any interest claimed by any of said Defendants in and to said real estate.

THE SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. By its Attorneys: Apt and Enfield. (SEAL) Attest: Nell Hogan Stimaman. Clerk District Court. (2) -20-27 (3) -6 (First published in The Iola Daily Register, February 20, 1935.) IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF J.

LAMER, A JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE IN AND FOR THE CITY OF IOLA, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS. No. 2266 State of Kansas, Plaintiff, vs. 1929 Graham Paige 4 door Sedan bearing license No. 6-10480 for 1934, motor No.

E-71924, Serial No. 715563 and Gertrude Kennedy Mc-Vay, Defendant. PUBLICATION NOTICE. WHEREAS, on (he 1st day of February, A. D.

1935, an order was made by the above entitled court finding that one certain automobile of the following description, to-wit: A 1929 Graham Paige 4 door Sedan bearing Kansas license No. 6-10480 for 1934. motor No. E-71924, Serial No. 715563.

was a common nuisance as defined by Sec. 21-2162 of the Revised Statutes of Kansas for 1923, and declaring said automobile to be forfeited to the State of Kansas for the use and benefit of the common schools of Allen County, Kansas, and, WHEREAS, on said date an order was made by said court directing me to advertise and sell the same at public sale as provided by law. NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that I will at the hour of 2:30 oclock p. m. on the 6th day of March, A.

1935, at the north door of the Courthouse in the City of Iola, Allen County, Kansas, publicly sell said automobile to the highest bidder for cash. CLARENCE WARREN, Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas. SherifFs office, Iola, Kansas, February 15, 1935. By Bud Hurley, Undersheriff. J.

C. Edwards. County Attorney. (2) -20-27 (3) -6 ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 Personals 1 WILL NOT BE responsible for bills contracted by anyone except myself. WalterCrowell.

AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 26 CHEVROLET TOURING Good condition. 622 South Walnut. WARNING! Since looking over our stock of used cars we have formed the opinion that these cars were better than we thought and instead of advising that you should use your own judgment that you should use ours. Is that fair? WE STILL THINK PONTIAC AND BUICK NEW CARS ARE PRETTY GOOD HOBART MOTOR CO. 1926 FORD SEDAN for sale.

Used parts for all makes of cars. Iola Wrecking 307 South street. to Another IT'S THE FIRST TIME 1 EVER DID A THING UKE. THIS --I'LL BET THIS STARTS SOMETHING LIVE STOCK 21 Horses, Cattle, Miscellaneous FOR SALE Shorthorn bull, two-vear-old; sweet clover seed. John Coykendall 7 miles southeast of LaHarpe.

GOOD FARM MARE Cheap; two Jersey cows, freshen this month; win trade. Mrs. Skeen, LaHarpe. 10 HEAD good work horses; also used Fordson tractor, cheap. Ellis Motor Co.

10 HEAD OF WORK HORSES One 6-year-old mule, wt. 1300; 25 good dairy cows, 2 to 5 years old, some just fresh and some will freshen right away; 6 sets of work harness; 3 wagons; all kinds of farm machinery. Will sell on time. J. C.

Butcher. 22 Poultry and Supplies BABY CHICKS Extra Choice From Special Selected Flocks 13 leading breeds. Custom hatching 2 'Ac per egg. TAYLOR HATCHERY PRODUCE 201 South Jefferson CUSTOM HATCHING Bring your eggs Sat. or Wed.

Have started chicks on display now. Book your chicks in advance. A chick shortage will be here in April or by late March. SUNFLOWER HATCHERIES Bronson and Gas 'City BABY CHICKS CUSTOM HATCHING Leadership in Flock Improvement and dependable service make WILLSON CHICKS this year's best buy. Hatches twice weekly.

WILLSON FARMS HATCHERY 2 miles S. of Iola on 73W 24 Articles For Sale CINDERELLA Electric Washer for small washings. Call 999. HARNESS oiled and repaired. Heig-eles Harness Shop, 201 South St.

SEVERAL GOOD USED BATH Tubs. Henningers Furniture Store. SEIDLITZ PAINTS AND VARNISHES BROWNIES ELECTRIC Washers, $15 up. Henningers Furniture Store. QUARTER HORSE ELECTRIC MO-tor; 9-tube Majestic radio.

Public Exchange. NEW HARNESS much better buy than old. Call and see. SHANNON SHANNON Quality Hardware 29 SEE THE two bottom John Deere Tractor delivered at $630 f.o.b. Iola.

Plenty of power at a low fuel cost. BOLLINGERS A1 PLATFORM Scales. 700 pounds. Coal brooder, 500 chick. Curtis.

WAGON Harness farming tools. 512 North Ohio. FOR SALE OR TRADE One double barrel 20 gauge; one 22 Remington automatic; one 410 single; one 30-30 Winchester; one N. R. A.

52 target rifle one 32 Colts pistol. These guns are In good condition. Ed Smith, the water well driller, at 424 North street. 26 Farm and Dairy Products PRICES as good as the best, and better than the rest. Convince yourself by trying us once.

Falls City Creamery, 118 E. Jackson. Bv Cowan UT. WHILE IS GOING ON, TUE REAL WINDY MAS ACCOMPLISHED A TASK THERE SHE COMES I've got rr sawed AWAY-NOW YGET OUT OF HEREfAND WtLLl MATE THOSE CROOKS DAV MERCHANDISE 27 Feed, Fuel, Fertilisers COAL Black lump, $400 ton, $15.00 for 4 tons. Lewis Bros.

Pho. 864 W. FOR SALE Good prairie and alfalfa hay, 'baled. A. M.

Dunlap, Carlyle. PRAIRIE HAY, 55c a bale; straw, 20c a bale. Also lull line of feeds. Farmers Exchange, 212 South Jefferson. Phone 413.

LAWN and garden fertilizers, sheep and barnyard, delivered. Pho. 146. WELL ROTTED MANURE 'for lawns. 101 South Ohio.

B. A. Jones." 150 SHOCKS CORN FODDER Located on the farm, 2 miles south of See E. Weide, 604 South Buckeye. WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE to our atrons our new telephone 734, and the enlargement of our business quarters.

Complete line of Oh-Boy Feeds and Quaker Oats Products, also Farm and Home and Economy Egg Mash. Bring us ypur Cream, Poultry and Eggs. GRANGE PRODUCE. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Baker, Managers, 208 North Washington. 28 Household Goods CIRCULATING Heaters. Close-out prices. Terms. Trade.

Curtis Fum. LARGE SELECTION of New Perfection and Florence. Kerosene Ranges and Stoves on Trade in your old stove as first pay. W. H.

Wood Fine Furniture 2C2 S. Jeff. Phone 190 GOOD USED Gas Ranges, $350 up. All porcelain, $25 up. Henninger s.

USED Stoves and Furniture. Large assortment. Low prloes. Curtis. 29 Machinery and Tools WE SOLD 91 Cream Separators last year.

Names supplied on request. The Melotte has more International Skimming Awards than all others combined. We meet Chicago prices and terms. SHANNON SHANNON Quality Hardware MODEL 25; Shaw DuAll garden tractor with 30-lnch Crestlawn lawn mower, very cheap. See Chatterton, Sexton, Colony, Kas.

THE MOST TRACTOR for the money ever built. Twin vCity Model Row Corp. Tractor, $825 factory. E. J.

HILLBRANT GARAGE West Street Road Iola, Kas. 31 Seeds, Plants, Flowers BISON flax seed, recleaned. We do lime pulverizing. Nelson 6 miles southeast LaHarpe. FOR SALE Flax seed, $1.70.

Glen Snyder, 6 miles north LaHarpe. FORGHRUM Seed Oats, germination tested. 70c bu. Florence Longshore, 522 North Washington. Phone 214.

I HAVE a line lot of Kanota seed oats for sale. Martin Anderson, Moran. KANOTA SEED OATS Yielded 55 bu. to acre in 1934, 65c a bushel. Phone 945F12.

E. R. Weldin. KANOTA SEED OATS for sale, re-cleaned, 70c bushel. Clyde Thompson.

Phone 467 or 269. LARGE WHITE SEED CORN Shelled and graded, 96 4 germination, $1.50 bushel; white sweet clover seed. T. J. Peckham, Route 1, Moran, Kas.

32 Wanted To Buy PRAIRIE, Alfalfa hay. Office, 109 West Jackson. Phone 10. Residence phone 44. Roy W.

Cox. Brooms for rent 34 Apartments and Flats APARTMENT Downstairs, furnished 3 rooms; two private entrances, modern, garage. 411 So. Chestnut. Real Estate For Rent 36 Farms and Land Far Rent PASTURE For 45 head of yearlings.

See Billie Steele, 3 miles west of Bayard, Kas. Real Estate For Sale 40 Farms and Land For Sale FOR SALE OR TRADE, by owner: Equity In 160 acres, 4 miles of Iola on gravel road; creek bottom land. Will consider building and loan stock. Address Box 91, care Register or phone 493. 20 ACRES Wen improved.

J. T. Culler, Colony, Kas. 60 ACRES Buildings and land Al. Priced right.

6 miles south of Iola on 73W. Frank Helle, owner. 41 Houses For Sale UNUSUAL VALUES IN FIVE AND SIX ROOM HOUSES PHONE 85 6-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW-Double garage. Low price. John Reuther.

4-ROOM HOUSE And 2 lots, cheap for cash. Ewerett Beckcs. LOCAL PRODUCE Eggs, firsts 20c Eggs, No. 2 17c Eggs, No. 3 15c Eggs, ungraded 18c No.

1 Hens 13c No. 2 Hens 9c No. 1 Springs 9c No. 2 Springs Cocks, lb 5c Capons or 9 lbs. 20c Capons, 8 to 9 lbs 18c Capons, 6 to 8 lbs.

12c Green Hides, lb. 2c No. 1 Stags 5c Horse Hides $1.00 to $1.25 No. 1 Turkeys 15c No. 2 Turkeys 10c Ducks 6c to 8c Geese, lb 5c Butterfat, lb 29s Sweet Cream, lb.

31c Good Com, bu. 90c Wheat, bu Oats, bu 55c Kaffir 85c Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, March 6. (AP). Eggs.

19. Butter: Creamery 32-34; butterfat 28-30. Other produce unchanged. Kansas City llay. Kansas City, March 6.

(AP) Hay 28 cars; unchanged. Alfalfa: nom. extTa leafy. No. 2, No.

1. No. 2, leafy. Prairie: No. 1, No.

2, 17.00-18.00. Kansas City Grain. Kansas City, March 6. (AP). Wheat: 29 cars: tone Ji higher to lower.

No. 2 dark hard, nom No. 3, nom No. 2 hard, 98 No. 3, nom No.

2 red, nom 95 -99; No 3 nom 95-98 Ms. Close: Sept. 92li-hMay 86; July 85. I Com: 35 cars; 1 higher to 1 lower. No.

2 white, pom 94 'a -98; No. 3, nom 92 Mi -97; ifo. 2 yellow, nom 83-91 2: No. 3, tjorn' 86 a -90 No. 2 mixed, nom 86i0; No.

3 nom 85 -89. Close: Sept. 83; May9-79. Oats: 3 cars; 2 higher-to'. lower.

No. 2 white, nom 55-60 3, nom 52-58. Milo maize, nom 2.02-2.06.-Kafir, nom 2.05-2.09,. Rye, nom 77-79. Barley, nom I Kansas City Livestock Close.

Cattle two loads choice yearling heifers 10.50. Sheep: Lambs weakta 15 lower; top fed lambs 8.60; numerous loads at the price; clippers 74V Hogs unchanged. Estimated livestock receipts here Cattle hogs' 1.600; 'sheep 3,000. a Kansas City Livestock. t-Cansas City.

March 6. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Hogs: 2.000 360 directs slow, mostly 15-20 higher demand narrow; top 9.70 on choice DEALING IN: Poultry, Hides Egg Cases hd Supplies Poultry and Dairy Feed Oyster Shell C.

O. Coghill Manager the j. f. grennan PRODUCE CO. Old and Reliable Established 1911 Comer Monroe and Elm THE NEWFANGLES (Momn Pop) I wouldNt do rr fop the WORLD, BUT rr WOULD SERVE windy Kuhn after all THE TRICK JOKES HE'S PLAYED ON PEOPLE, IF SOMEONE WOULD TIP OFT WS WIFE HE FACT THAT A STRANGE AND DlXZV BLONDE HAS BEEN SEEN IN TUE COMPANY OF ONE OF TOMKINS CORNERS CITIZENS PROVES TOO MUCH FOR SOME OF THE VILLAGE GOSSIPS 94hi.