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THE TOLA DAILY REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1935. PAGE THREE TOLA, KANSAS Defends Wife in Plot' on His Life E. IL Quinn of Wichita spent Sunday with his family. visiting Mrs. Jordans mother Mrs.

Margaret Cahill. They returned home Monday afternoon. Lyle Cuppett is working for Evans Mynatt. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank. McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Swiggett, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter, Mr. and Mrs. George Marr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Scates attended the funeral of R. M. Braden which was held yesterday afternoon at Butler Mo.

7 Mrs. B. C. Green who has been sick at her home for the past two weeks was taken to St. John's hospital Saturday for treatment.

to two guests, Mrs. Harold Butts and Elinore, and the following members: Mrs. Harry Palet and Harriett. Mrs. Dale Jordan, Mrs.

Evans Mynatt and Mrs. Kenneth Swanson and Bonnie Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jordan spent Sunday in Pittsburg visiting their daughters Mrs.

Harold Wright and Miss Genevieve Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Jordan and Jack spent the week-end in Topeka- fXy No Better Cleaning Possible Anywhere. SPOTLESS CLEANERS. "The first man who ever carried an umbrella in the streets was mobbed." Probably by people who wanted to be the first to borrow It, I I Mrs. W. E.

Todd of Amarillo, visited Saturday with her brother, Mrs. L. F. Stipes, Mr. and Mrs.

T. N. Goes returned last night from Cherryvale after spending the day with Mr. Goes mother, Mrs. B.

C. Davis and other relatives. FARM MACHINERY REPAIR Now that the harvest Is upon us, when you have a breakdown bring your machinery to us. Well make the repairs correctly and quickly. Plows and Cultivator Shovels Sharpened and Pointed.

Binder Rollers Repaired. C. C. McCARTY A SON 301 South Street Phone 218 COOKS PAINTS and VARNISHES CLARK LUMBER CO. Mrs.

Lizzie Land left today for her home In Fredonia after a week-end visit with her granddaughter, Mrs. Harold Tweedy and Mr. Tweedy. Mrs. L.

L. Kiser and Mrs. J. R. Smith had as week-end visitors Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Biggs, Potwln, and Mrs. W.

P. Flanagan, ElDorado. Fresh Raisin Whole Wheat Bread Tuesday and Fresh Prime Bread Wednesday, for sale at your Grocer or Iola Bakery. -Magnetos, Service and Parts. All Makes.

A. 11. Davis Elec. Service. 4.

I Mr. and Mrs. Jess Chase entertained as week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin and their granddaughter, Mrs.

A. W. Payne, and Mrs. Grace Stephens, all of Kansas City. Great June Sale Mrs.

R. Y. Harrison who was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Shields returned this morning to Kansas City. WAUGH FUNERAL HOME 36 NOW SPECIALS Mrs. J. D.

Wellfare and her sons Richard and Robert Wayne arrived this morning from Lansing, for a visit with Mrs. Wellfares parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner. Mrs.

Wellfare before her marriage was Miss Roberta Warner. Our Regular Prices Equal K. C. Specials! Prominent Kansas City store advertises 32-piece Rose Point Din-nerware $5.95 set as a special. That has always been our regu-: lar price.

We also have Rose Lace Glassware to match, $3.20 a set. SHANNON A SHANNON Hardware Service Dealers FOR DESSERT TONIGHT Find the Happy Ending For All Sumner; Meals! FAIRMONTS ICE CREAM Call a Fairmont Dealer Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, Ruth Ann and Joan, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Eld Framp-ton in Humboldt. Allen Isaac left today for Emporia where he will attend an educational conference for the remainder of the week. He is to be principal of the Geneva grades next year. L. E.

STEELE, the Seed Man: The mighty forces of nature are working to help you win the fight against depression. Our high quality seeds are doing their part. Opposite Postoffice South Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rogers and their children.

Billy and Ruth Ann, and Harold Robinson of. Lincoln, arrived Sunday to spend a weeks vacation with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kirk and Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Kirk spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Long of Kansas City, at their cottage at Sunrise beach on the Lake of the Ozarks.

Gibson Electric Refrigerators with five-year guarantee. Curtis Furn. SERVICE. PHO. 72 Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Burtnett left Sunday afternoon for west of Plqua where Mr. Burtnett has work in the Wheat fields.

ODENSE Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Cation and Ray Gene and Miss Lucille Michael spent Wednesday in Pittsburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williamson.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Laughlln were shopping in Iola Wednesday. The L. C.

club met at the home of Mrs. Herbert Barnett Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served Mrs. Harold Beadle arrived today from Des Moines for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Bayard Twadell and Dr.

Twadell. She will also visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Hutchinson in Chanute. i Mrs. Charles Ableson and daughters Arlene and Madelyn and Mrs. Ablesons sister, Mrs. Ernest Mellen of Fredonia left Saturday for Emporia for a weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.

Frank Lister. AMBULANCE SERVICE. PHO. 73 TOASTUS You all better watch your step or the Jones will pass you like a freight train does a tramp. Pill I up with Wilcox gas and pass the i crowd.

tARCII WOODS SERVICE STA. Cor. Lincoln and State Pho. 685 Jt SENEKER DRY GOODS CO. Sale of 200 Factory Dresses Sizes 14, 10.

18. 20 PRICED RIGHT! 903 East Madison R. B. ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Noland and baby of Colony visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ulses and their daughter Miss Dorothy. FRIGID AIRE Watch Cost Test of operation of Standard Frtgldalre against an ordinary light bulb. It costs less to operate a Genuine Frigidalre.

K. C. ELEC. A PLBG. CO.

Accompanied by her bnsband, Francis Lyddane (left), who refuses to btlltva charges that she hired three men to murder him, pretty Mrs. Anne Lyddane Is shown arriving at court In Rockville, ML, to testify at a defense witness for John Boland, one of the alleged plotters. She also faces trial on charges of conspiracy to murder her husband and Mrs. Arthur Beal. Mr.

and Mrs. William Krause, Mrs. Connie Krause, and Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Long and their da'Ugh-ters Imo Jean and Irma Jean of Pi-qua, spent Sunday with friends in Morehead. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Ewing enter-ained Saturday Mrs. Ewings aunt, Mrs. Lulu Steele of Wichita, and Mrs. Steeles daughter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Tallmore fuad two children of San Jose, Calif. i-Studlos, Spring-filled Mattresses. High quality. Low prices.

Curtis. Mrs. W. J. Donohue and Eva Jean and Jick Donohue of Chicago are (expected tomorrow for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Hall and Mr. and Mrs.

John Barnhart. Mrs. W. M. Williams is seriously ill at the home of her sister Mrs.

Clark Runer, 207 North Second. J. O. Myers and his grandsons Truman and Harold Webber spent the week-end in Joplin with Mr. Myers parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Myers. Rough Weaves and Open Meshes Are the New Curtain Trend.

LACE CURTAINS 50 Inches ide S1.00-S1.95 Youll agree with thousands of other women these Zion Curtains are the most modem, the most livable, most practical lace curtains yet. Miss Theta Brewer and Mrs. S. T. Ryker returned Sunday evening from Stockton, where they spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. 8. Q. Adams. CIIANUTE MUNICIPAL POOL OPEN 8 A.

M. TO 10:30 P. M. Mrs. M.

M. Williamson and Walter Jones of San Diego, and Mrs. Grace Johnson of Oklahoma City were week-end guests in the home of J. H. Williamson.

South Side Square See the new Auotmatic Mixmaster. Leon Schell ApplL Store. Pho. 727. Roy Hair returned last night from Kansas City where he attended Saturday.

the Legion rehabilitation con-erence which was held at the Phillips hotel. WAUGH FUNERAL HOME 38 Junior high school tournaments held the past few years have created considerable Interest, in tennis among boys and girls and many of them are said to be among those who desire suitable playing facilities. Mr. and Mrs. Renne Rankin and baby son, who have been visiting Mrs.

Rankins parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Duggan, returned to their home in Mason City, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. P.

W. Anderson entertained as guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Niel F. Anderson and their son Gilbert Lee, and Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Anderson and Donald Eugene, all of Wichita. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank my kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their thoughtful sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during my late bereavement; also the friends of Mr. Cokeley who acted as his pallbearers, and the Rev.

Troy Warner for his comforting words. Mrs. Albert Cokeley. BINDER ROLLERS MADE Farm Machinery Work of All Kinds Welding Machine Work Lawnmower Sharpening and Repairing O. F.

MILLER REPAIR SHOP 12 N. Walnut Phone 119 Mr. and Mrs. E. S.

Courter and Mr. and Mrs. Norris returned to Ponca City last night after spending the week-end with Mrs. Court -ers parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Steele. Their children. Edward and Billy returned home with them after an extended visit here with their grandparents.

Warren Pereau left Saturday morning for Clayton, N. where ha has employment with the Clayton Wholesale Grocery company with his brother Harper Pereau. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Pereau, took him as far as Hutchinson in their car and visited with friends in Hutchinson and Newton.

They returned home Sunday evening. A. B. C. AND FAULTLESS Electric and Gasoline Power Washers Terms as low as 75c a week.

Free Delivery. W. II. WOOD FINE FURNITURE 202 S. Jeff.

Phone 190 f. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMillan and their family, Ann, and David, will arrive tomorrow evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Crick. They are enroute from Day-ton, where the young people have been attending school this last to their home Morenci, Arlz. Mr.

McMillen was formerly an Iola boy and is a brother of Mrs. Crick. A. W. ANDERSON Groceries and Meats Phone 292 We Deliver Pickwick Tomato Juice.

3 cans 25c Pickwick Choc. Malted Milk, 1 lb. 25c Pickwick Sugar Com, No. 2 15c Hardwood spring Clothespins, 18 for ice Fancy Cooking Apples, lb 5c We buy Eggs and Poultry Romance Rumor Right at Last! Wash Crepe Suits S4.98 Smart New Jacket and Dress Combinations. White Dresses with colored jackets and also solid combinations of dress and jacket of same color.

Included are the new Iris and Lilac shades so popular now. Sizes 14 to 20. The STYLE SHOP In the Kansas City Times Saturday were pictures of Miss Anna Lou ise Bondy of New York and Thomas J. Mackie of Lawrence, who were issued a marriage license in New York Friday. Miss Bondy is the niece of J.

D. Sickly of Moran who formerly lived in Iola. Miss Bondy until a few weeks ago lived with her mother in Kansas City and is a University of Kansas graduate, and Mr. Mackie is a student at the University of Kansas medical school at Bell Memorial hospital. SPRING CLEANING A PLEASURE j- Lx A IX Is 3v V' VN Shorten your cleaning time and make it much easier, by letting us bring your drapes back to new freshness.

Then all you have to do is hang them. Curtains or drapes, hand laundered or dry cleaned and dried on our new frames of the very latest design in their original shape and with their colors and fabrics restored. Where there's smoke, there must be fire, and when a charming movie actress has been reported altar-bound six times in a year, it's pretty certain theres some reason for the rumors. Fiorina McKinney, above, put an end to speculation when she she and Barry Trivers, screen writer, will be wed soon. Save on our Garden Hose By Buying FIRESTONE it GARDEN CLEAN BLANKETS NOW either dry clean or hand launder them and dry on special frames.

If you desire we place them in moth proof bags for storing. Let us explain our new careful, thorough process. the cigarette with that pleasing taste and aroma 25 Feet $3.2550 Feet CITY OIL CO. A Service Institution S. Wash.

Phone 243 Ableson Cleaners PHONE 105 1253, Lkbbtt a ttras Tobacco Co,.