The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 5

THE IOLA MONRAT i ANNOUNCEMENTS AtTCnONKKMNG Let me call your sale. Experience in all types of amies (School Trained). Frank Channel. Phone JS21, or see me the Echo Cafe. AUCTIONEERING I Will appreciate an opportunity to cry your or small.

Ralph E. Smith, 619 S. Buckeye. Phone 1819Ll'or 925. AT KINCAID MARKET SALE WEDNESDAY.

FEB; 11 Jersey Cow, just fresh, sound and tested. -Year-old Hoistein Cow, heavy springer. Several Stock Calves around 350 lbs. Some stock Hogs. Load of Oats Some Hay Hedge Articles '3? Chevrolet 4 -door Automobile.

All Consignment We Are Planning OUR ANNUAL SPECIAL MACHINERY SALE in the near future. Please contact Clerk at Kincaid Market Sale for Your Consignment. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If Interested write to P.O. Box 20; or phone 1014. Your HEALTH is your Insure it with Mutual of Omaha.

Health, Accident, Life. Polio, Cancer Insurance. Maudine Bogan, 306 South Chestnut. LINES 3 All a Register Want Ad costs. Results are terrific! Why not try one when you have something to sell? Just call 18 and aski for an ad taker.

AUTOMOTIVE Agencies GOOD PLACE TO SHOP. A. J. Habiger Sales. Studebaker Cars and Trucks, Case Farm Machinery, Parts and Service.

223 South Street. Phone Iola, 1600. For Sale BARGAINS IN USED CARS '51 Nash Statesman, Radio Chevrolet Del. cleanest in town, locally owned '46 Pontiac 6. extra good, only 695.

47 Chevrolet good mechanically 495. '41 Chevrolet Club Coupes, better hurry, 4250 and 375. 1953 Nash' Demonstrator, discount, 30 months to pay. LEAVrrr MOTOR CO. 301 South Street 1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door, A-l condition, good motor, new tires.

502 South State after 5 p. MITCHELL USED CARS N. W. Corner of Square MITCHELL MOTOR CO. Tractors, Trailers FORD TRUCK, ton, with grain bed.

Phone 481W1. 1935 Garages COMPLETE Tractor and Implement Repair Service, Valve Grinding, Steam cleaning. Painting SMITH IMPLEMENT CO. Genuine JOHN -DEERE Repairs EXPERT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING Complete Paint Jobs Our Specialty ELLIS MOTOR CO. 214 N.

Washington BUSINESS SERVICE Services Offered AUTO GLASS cut and installed for all makes cars and trucks. Heigele's. 201 South Phone 59. AUTO GLASS. FENDER.

BODY and PAINT WORK AUTO'BODY SHOP 16 W. Broadway Phone 1038 CUSTOM PLOWING and drilung. iFloyd Neptune. 1 mile north on Kentucky, east. Phone 113W3.

DITCHING. BACKFILLING. 1 to 6 lift, deep with backhoe or rotary, ataily insured- C. E. Spears, 002 North Statel Phone 1825.

DITCHING: BACK 1 to jti ft deep. Russell Mauk. Phone 2JW3 LaHarpe. FLOOR SANDING, paper hanging, steaming, spray and brush paint- Ing. Lewis Paint Store.

Phone 111, SHOE REPAIRING Earl's Shoe' Repair, Next to (feeder's Shop. North Side Square. PUMP OUT SEPTIC TANKS and Itoilets, unstop and lines. jWork guaranteed. Phone 1075W PIANO TUNING, REPAIRING, Free estimates.

Registered tuner. George Breckenridge, Phone iola 810. piUNTTNG and PAPERHANGENG. To." L. Powers, 920 N.

Buckeye. Phone 1853J. WANTED D-7 Bulldozer and work. See Don Atkinson, Humboldt. Phone691R.

WELDING, Machine Work and Auto Repairing. Frankle and Johnnie's. (Frank and John. Heiman), 900 North 7th, Humboldt, Kas. EMPLOYMENT Instruction WORK FOR U.

Men Women Start high as $316. 50,000 jobs open. Qualify NOW! FREE Civil Service book, sample tests. Write Box 37, Iola Register. EMPLOYMENT DAY COOK in Hart's Lunch.

be able to i take shorthand and type. Write to Box 31, care of The Register. Wanted, Male or Female GOOD, STEADY EARNINGS Ifor man or woman to supply famous, nationally advertised Watkins products to customers in city! of Iola. Established business, ho Investment. Start now.

Write'' Watkins D-93, Winona. FINANCIAL to FARM AND CITY LOANS Low 5 interest' rate, reasonable prepay- ment terms. Iola Land LIVESTOCK Cattle, Miscellaneous FOR HAMPSHIRE gilts bred to registered Hampshire bbar. Will farrow by 1st of; March. Marland Highbaugh, Bronlon, Ks.

ONE SENIOR registered Hereford bull; others 12 to 18 months old. 'TJredway breeding. Paul Kress, 2 Vi north Piqua. TWO HOLSTEIN" HEIFERS. to freshen Also 10 or; 12 Hol: stein open heifers.

and see them. Eylpr Bros. 12 HEAD EWES, lambing npw; also -buck. Arch Morrison, LaHarpe. 3l HEAD OF SHOATS for sale.

O. Williams, LaHarpej- and Supplies; BABY CHICKS Available Monday and Thursday each week. i HATCHERY Gas, Kansas EXi'iiA CHICKS with early orders. Buying selling poultry and Brownrigg 363. GETTING EARLY CHICKS! We have a good supply QUISENBERRY CHICK STARTER, at only $5.45 per 100.

See HSC and book.your chick orders a cash discount- i TAYLOR HATCHERPjS MERCHANDISE For Sale ONE AND MEAT SCRAPS, lowest price for years on protein feeds. Single bag, $5. Ton M. M. Packing CbV DRIVE SEVEN xm.ra 7 on Ranges, etc.

ESrelmers, Piqua. i TOR size panel baby bed, $12. 731 North GYM be suitable for school use; 2 swings, 2 5 Phone 864J. GARDEN TRACTORS -BaJens, Siboth one and two wheel-models, $123.00 and up. Shannon: Hdw.

JJTNGE'S BREAD IS TOPS FOR TASTE; always fresh. at yolir grocer. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS i New and Used HpNNINGERS, W. MAEXESQN STRONGBARN Corrugated Roof- 6 to 12 feet, lowest 1 price'in 5 years. Olin T.

Burtch jH'ardware, Brpiison. i TABLE TOP Florence gas and other articles. John Paul. Plione 7-F-12, Moran. -Building Materials FOR CHEAPER PRICES see Muns Lumber Yard, North State Street Fe tracks.

CONCRETE BLOCKS ALL KINDS 'Get Our 1515 i I CUMMINS SALVAGE Gas Kans. GALVANIED ROOFING. 1M -inch xorrugated storm-seal and chan- nddrain. Red cedar shingles, composition shingles and 1 roll roof- Pressure- treated creosoted poles, 10-12-14-16-20 and 26 ft. lengths.

Also pressure" treated 'fence posts and steel posts. American barb, field and garcen fence. material. Paint i and Blaker Lumber: and Grain LaHarpe, phone 4. NOW HAVE Oak and Pine lumber all dimensions; also Nemaha Oats, good germinatipn.

Die- ibolt, south. east LaHarpe. Fuel, IMCO SWEET In Cotton Toweling Bags' $3.65 Cwt. At Your Imco Feed Dealer Or IOLA MILLING COMPANY USE, PURINA CALF 8TARTENA to false that calf you'll be proud Of. Allen County Feed Si Produce.

25 TONS BRIGHT wheat? straw. 2 'miles east of LaHarpip dn 84. I Everett. Manbeck. 1937 JOHN pEERE- Extra Good Must See to IOU raw STORE IK: Block East ef Santa Fs MERCHANDISE Goods WE FURNISH everything for the home except the girl.

McGlnnis Furniture. Phone 569. Mach. and Implements IHC FARM IMPLEMENT Service, and Packard Automobiles. Iola Truck St Tractor Co.

SEE US FOR SERVICE and Painting on all makes of Tractors. Free estimates on Overhaul and Repairs. IOLA IMPLEMENT CO. 212 N. Jefferson Phone' 352 YOU PAY NO MORE for the very best! Minneapolis Moline Disk Harrows, self lubricating extra long life.

Hiser Implement Co. Plants, Flowers FOR 6eed oats. Morrison Elevator, Colony. NEHAMA SEED OATS, cleaned and sacked. Charles Ensminger, 2' west, north Moran.

OATS Recleaned and Treated IOLA MILLING CO. STANDARD'S Gro-Coated Hybrids presents the weather report each week day, 7:25, over KOFO, 1220 Ottawa. Alfalfa. Kansas Alfalfa. Oklahoma Alfalfa; Red Clover, Sweet Clover, Alsike Clover.

Ladino Clover. Brome Grass, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Kentucky 31, Alta Timothy. Red Top. Lespedeza. Birdsfoot Trefoil.

Kentucky Blue Grass, Poa Trivalis, Reeds Canary Grass, Sorgo, Black Soybeans, Millet. Cane. Hegira. Milo. Blackhull ir, Red Kafir, Rape, Pasture "Mixes.

P. M. A. Orders accepted. Perkins Grain Phone 37.

Moran: ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS BY THE DAY or the week, reasonable; Maid service. Iola Hotel. Phone 555. TWO NICE sleeping rooms in private home, $5 per week. 424 S.

Chestnut. Phone 912J. and Flats FURNISHED APARTMENT, private bath, shower, telephone, refrigerator. All conveniences. 316 South Walnut.

Phone 462. DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED per duplex, close in. Orville Kretz- rrieier. Phone 1618W or 949. DOWNSTAIRS 3 room apartment partly furnished if: desired, newly decorated, close in, adults.

Phone 617. 2-ROOM FURNISHED apartment. Phone 1344J or 725W. 2 OR 3 -ROOM unfurnished apartment. Inquire at Iola Laundry or phone 326W.

2-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, bills paid, adults, no pets. Phone 1285. 405 South Buckeye. 2-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, utilities paid; baby welcome. 824 North street.

2 -ROOM FURNISHED apartment, private bath and entrance. Phone 1859J or see Mrs. Swinford at The Leader. 3-ROOM upstairs apartment, private bath and entrance. See at 320 South Walnut.

3-ROOM FURNISHED apartment with nice refrigerator and private entrance. 708 South street. Real Estate For Rent RONALD KTNCHELOE, who was inducted Jan. 6, is now at the anti-aircraft artillery replacement training center, Ft. Bliss, Tex.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair C. Kincheloe, Iola. Real Estate For Sale Property For Sale FOR SALE, Trade or store and fixtures.

Mrs. Ada Stever, Colony, Kas. and Land For Sale GOOD IMPROVED 80 ACRES near Iola, electricity and gas. Possession within two weeks. John Reuther.

HURRY, get that Farm or Suburban now for Mar. 1st possession. Also Business Bldgs. and Homes. MOG's Real Estate, LaHarpe.

REAL BUY! Improved 80 acres, 4 miles north Bronson, Kansas. Extra good house, barn and poultry house Good "in cultivation, balance pasture with plenty ol water. Immediate possession; $5,000. Terms. Write or sec CRAIN REALTY Fort Scott, Kansas.

farms to 6ell! Mr. and Mrs. Hoke, representatives United Farm Agency. LaHarpe. For Sale LOOKING FOR A HOME or Farm? See lis today.

Bunt Warren Agcy. 108'E. Madison. Phone 711. WHEN YOU are looking for a Home or Farm it will pay you to ARCHER REAL ESTATE 7 W.

Madison Phone 304 5-ROOM 1'1-story house. 2 lots, Jefferson district. $1,000. Will finance. Elmer Powell Realty.

Pho. 114 or 1013. 2 -BEDROOM MODERN, kitchen built-ins. floor furnace, with double size garage. Phone 773W.

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION Iola, Kansas, Feb. 9, 1953 To the voters of the City of Iola, Kansas: You are hereby notified that a Primary Election will be held in the City of Iola, Kansas, March 24. 1953, for the nomination of the following officials: One Candidate for Mayor. Three Candidates for Member of Board of Education. Voters in attached territory for School purposes: will be entitled to vote for Members of Board of Education.

(SEAL) T. E. SHANAHAN, City Clerk. 1219 -16 HINT TO MOTORISTS i If there is any end play in automobile axle shafts, it can be detected by jacking up the wheels and shaking them, or by rocking the car back and forth, closely watching the side motion in the rear wheels. and Land For Rent HOUSE with electricity in the country, pasture, some farm ground if wanted.

Mrs. Frank Harris, Moran. For Rent. 3 ROOMS and bath downstairs, 3 bedrooms, storage room, bath upstairs, built-ins; $50permonth. Call 1277.

5-ROOM, not modern, 2 lots. Jefferson district, $20 month. Elmer Powell Realty. Phone 114 or 1013. GLASS Installed in Cars and Trucks TINTED WINDSHIELDS (Easy on the Eyes) HEIGELE'S 201 South St.

Pho. 59 ON STANDS OF, AND, GRASSES, INSURANCE Of Mlftt STANDS, STR0H6IEB HANTi and BIGGER YIELDS BYSOWMG 95E iil BRAND FARM SEEDS This is time-tested protection that has given results far above expectations. Most farmers who have once tried GRO-COATED Brand Seeds will use no other kind. The cost per acre is no more. In fact, many farmers get better stands from lighter Let us Ml you the great story of Gro-Coofed Brand seeds.

Stop in and see us soon. i Ask Yonr total Dealer for BII0-C0J FJURJI LOCAit. MARKETS Ungraded Eggs No. Butterfat No. 3 Butterfat.

Sweet cream. Premiums Old Roosters Ma Hens, under 4 lbs Hens, 4 lbs. and over -10C KANSAS CITY receipts: 10 cars of 1 prairie and 1 car of straw, 31 cars a week ago and 12 a year ago for two days. No sales. Best alfalfa is steady and remainder of grades easy.

KANSAS CITY Produce: eggs extras, 60 per cent 42, mediums 40.5: standards 39; unclassified (current receipts) 54 lbs up, loss off 38.5. Butter: Grade lbs in cartons 72.5; Grade lbs in quarters 73; butterfat, lb 55-58. Poultry: Hensi lbs up 26, hens, under lbs 13; commercial commercial broilers, 2 -2 lbs 29; roasting springs 20; old roosters and stags 13; young torn turkeys, 24 lbs up 28; young hen turkeys, 12'lbs up 30; capons, 6-8 lbs 31; capons, 8 lbs up 34; young white ducks, 5 lbs up 18; young geese, 10 lbs up old guineas 15. lb' steers showing most strength. on early round; bulls strops to 50 higher vealers tilling celves stpmg to 1 .00 higher; stockers feeders stro 13 to 60: asking 1 .00 higher on atodk 2 loads high choice 1134-1136 lb fed steers 26.00; bulk choice- steers 23.00-25.00; good steers mainly 19.50-22 2.

loads high choice and prime (Nebraska fed heifers 25.50; other good and Choice, heifers 18.00-24.00; utility and commercial cows 13.00-15.00; vealer top 31.00; 2 loads choice yearling stock steers 25.00-25; other good and choice stackers scattering medium to low good 17.00-19.50; choice 900 lb feeder steers 23.25; few loads good to choice around 900-1000 lb feeders 20.00-22.50; choice 600 lb yearling stock heifers 20.50; good to choice stock steer calves 22.00-26.00; load' good stock cows 16.50. Hogs active, uneven, 2550 higher than Friday's average; choice 180-250 lbs 19.50-20.00; latter price on several lots choice 200230 lbs to; all interests; choice 260290 lbs at; 18.50-19.50; weights over 260 lbs scarce; sows 25-50 higher at 15.25-17.00; stags 14.00 and down. Sheep 4,500: early sales native trucked in lambs around 50 higher: ewes steady; early sales good to prime native trucked in wooled lambs 20.00-21.50; load good to choice shorn fed Colorado lambs 88 lbs at 20.00; odd head and small lots slaughter ewes at 6.50-9.00. KANSAS CITY Itfl Cattle calves fairly ac on all classes; slaughter and she stock unevenly 5C higher; high good and choice his most prized possessions. PAGE FIVE PRIZED POTS AND PANS A shortage of iron during his reign caused Edward.

in, of England, to raise the pots and pans in his royal kitchen to rank among I BEAL ESTATE TBANSFEM 1 I Issued Daily by The Iola 1 Abstract Company 1 February 3, 1953 Faye M. Erickson, a widow, etal, 1 who, with grantee, are the heirs and all the heirs at law of James K. Hart, one arid the isame as Jim Hart, deceased), to Ruih Avis Hart (widow of James K. Hart, deceased) an undivided interest in and to the NE "4 of 36-26-17; and Lpts 7 and 10 and the EVi of 30-26-18. $1.00.

1-29-53. February 1953 Mark Ard to Lucy; Olive Ard. (Sister of party of first part), EVi SEVi of 2-26-20, 10-19-42. Mark Ard, a single man, to Same, NVi NE'4 of 11-26-20. $1.

10-19-42. Same to Same, SEVi of 2-2620. $1.00. 10-19-42. Same to James Ard (brother of party of first i part), WVi of 3-26-20.

SI. 10-19-42. Same to Same, EVi-SEVi of 3-26-20. $1. 10-19-42.

Mark Ard to Same, WVi of 3-26-20. $1. 10-19-42. Mark Ard. single, to Same, SW4 of 3-26-20.

$1. 10-8-48. Porter S. Tremaine and Minnie F. Tremaine, his wife, to Ervin Hart and' Mae Hart, his wife, 89,46 A off side of of 3-25-19, also, SE'i of SW of 34-24-19.

$1. 2-4-53. Arvin Hart and Mae Hart, his wife, to Porter S. Tremaine and Minnie F. Tremaine, his wife, as joint tenants, Lot 1, Block 83, IoJa.

$1.00. 2-4-53. February 5, 1953 G. R. Bowlus! and Ethel his wife, to Gerald D.

Gordeh and Unless Inflation Is checked! the Joneses dre going to have a flqrd time keeping up with Doris E. Gorden, husband and wife, as joint tenants, that part of SE'A of 8 -25 -18, desc. as follows: Com. at pt 70 rods of-NE Cor of BEh of said.Sec. 8, th along Sec.

line to middle of bed jof Neosho R. tfc following the bed of said River in a SWerly direction tjj where the same intersects line of said th along said Sec. line to pt 80 rods Vf of SE Cor of said th 20 rods, th 80 rods, th rods, th 160 rods to place of beg. $1.00. 2-4 -53.

Helen King and Arthur King, husband and wife to Eugene Flippin. Lot 2 in Bolck 6 in Bush's Add. Iola, now a part of 2-2-53. James G. Ard, aka James Ard, and Pearl M.

Ard, his wife, to Dewey Ard etal, of 3-26-20. $100. 2 -5-53. February 6, 1953 1 Roy King and Maudleen husband nad wife, to Roy D. Aikins and Virginia L.

Aikins, husband and wife, as joint tenants, EVa of Lot 5 and all of Lots 4 and Block 59, Humboldt, $1. 1-31-53. CHRIS WELKIN, Planeteer By RUSS WINTERBOTHAM.