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S.I6w, ifrfc iB- -S VS LA, KANSAS THE IOLA DAILY REGISTER," MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1937. PAGE FIVE MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Strange Actions By THOMPSON and COLL Jli tOC HP" 1, Mjt 4f Before You feiiy i 36 CHEVROLET COUPE 36 CHEVROLET COACH 36 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, PLYMOUTH COACH 33 CHEVROLET COACH 30 CHRYSLER SEDAN 31 NASH SEDAN 30 CHRYSLER SEDAN 33 CHEVROLET SEDAN 31 CHEVROLET COACH And Others. Ross Arbnckles Garage Heme of Chrysler-PlymoutL Nfw York, Feb. 15. (AP) The stock market put otu a heavy-footed performance today.

In a brisk opening, steels and motors slumped and as the session proceeded other groups joined the downturn in quiet trading which brought loses of fractions to around 3 points. Toward the close losses were reduced 1 some isues. Transactions approximated 1,900,000 shares. Issues wider pressure most of the session were 0, S. Steel, Bethlehem, Ludlum, General Motors, Chrysler, Case, American Telephone, Western Union, Kennecott, Anaconda, Pine Westinghouse, General Electric, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Loews and Boeing.

1 Du Pont ruled lower fitt quiet dealings following declaration' of a 75 cent interim dividend, which contrasted with a disbursement or. $2 in December. Cotton was a little higher. The pound sterling and French Francs gamed a bit. Wheat closed of cent a bushel lower to 6 of a cent hlger.

Corn Was off up Average et 60 Stocks! MERCHANDISE FINANCIAL NEWS OHIORAN GAS CITY EVENTS The Rod Wasnt Spared. Seattle, Wash (AP) Pillows were in order after an abortive sit-down strike SIX youthful sit-downers started a demonstration in front Of Mrs. Ag-new A. Renfros apartment house after she confiscated roller skates of one of them in an effort to step skating in the halls. She called police.

The police conferred with the parents. The strikers ate their supper from the malte-piece. IIIvKA MEiRS THE DAZED e-RUMO TO HIS FEET, AMD THEM EYPLAIMS THE SITUATION! Hasnt a Dollar to Her Name Ct Diana, granddaughter of the famous shipping magnate, gave up the name of Dollar when she married Joseph C. Hickings-botham, in San Francisco, and stepped from the church for this pretty picture. And all the Dollar dollars couldnt get her a ship for a honeymoon because the shipping strike had the lines cruisers tied up at the dock.

Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Feb. 15. (AP) (U. S.

Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 1303, no directs; fairly active; steady with Fridays average; butcher hogs 250-lb. up, light lights and cows, scarce; with sows weak to 10 lower; top 10.00 to shippers: good to choice 190-250 lb 9.85-10.00; 140-180 lb. 9.00-85; sows 9.50; few stock pigs 6.85. Cattle: calves killing classes of cattle, slow; most bids 15 25 lower, both on steers and she stock; vealers tending lower; Stockers and feeders, moderately active, fully steady: bulk short fed steers eligible to sell from 7.75-10.50; choice strongweights held considerably higher; bulk medium to choice stockers and light feeders 5.75-8.00; choice stock steer calves 855; bulls little changed; strongweight sausage bulls 5.75-6.00; choice stock heifer calves up to 7J50; most stock heifers 5.00-6,50.

Sheep: 4000; slow, scattered opening sales lambs around steady; sheep, steady; early top fed lambs 9.85; best held above 10.00; slaugh ter ewes 4.10-5.65. ED A Dead horses, Our fleet service old live anyone else. 18 Money to Loan Insurance FARM LOANS Very Low Interest. The R. L.

THOMPSON AGENCY IT MAY HAPPEN to you next. Call us and insure today. Archer Co. Phone 304 (150J evenings). FARM LOANS Quick Closing.

Reasonable Rate and Terms. IOLA LAND COMPANY LIVE STOCK 20 4 Dogs, Cats, Other Pets WANTED PURE BRED English Shepherd puppies. Also pure bred Collie puppies, Describe, fully, giving sex, and age, and lowest price. Chanute Kennels, Chanute, Kans. 21 Cattle, Miscellaneous FOR SALE 2 horses, $15.50 each.

3 miles south, east Piqua. W. C. Adams. FOR SALE Pair wont mares, also nice red shoats, about 65 lbs.

E. W. Hubbard, 6 miles west, north Colony. TEAM BLACK MARES, 5 years old, weight 2900, in foal; team -mares, 3 years old, weight 2700, in foal; 4 learns mares, 5 and 5 years old, well broke; 20 head mares and horses, 4 to lO years old; 3 good pair mules, 5 to 7 years old; 4 pair good cheap work mares and. horstes; 25 fresh cows with calves by side; red Whiteface calves and roans; 25 cows to freshen in 5 to 15 days; Jerseys, Holsteins, reds, roans, and Guernseys; 1 red Whiteface bull, coming 2 years old; 3 wide tire wagons and boxes, 1 hay rack.

These cows are good ones. Come and see Will sell on time. J. C. Butcher.

22 Poultry and Supplies BABY CHICKS Hatches Weekly FeW Reds and Wyandotles for Mondays hatch. Twelve years experience in operating mammoth incubfftors insures you better hatches on your custom hatching. Book your orders now. Taylors Hatcheries 201 S. JEFFERSON Bring Us Your Produce Fryers Feed Produce FOR SALE 7 S.

C. Rhode Island Red cockerels, blood tested, $155 each. Taylors Hachery Pro. 201 SOUTH JEFFERSON WANTED TO BUY Turkeys, ducks, geese, guineas. Pay above market, McKinneys Groc.

Mktu Phone 173. LET US DO YOUR CUSTOM HATCHING. MEADERS HATCHERY SUNFLOWER CHICKS Now have chicks in our batteries for immediate delivery. Call 957F3 Iola, of 145 Bronson. CUSTOM HATCH your eggs in our new PETERSIME HATCH-IBATORS.

Every good egg a livable chick. Chicks hatched right live better. Sunflower Hatcheries MERCHANDISE 24 Articles For Sale USED CASING, 2 inch, 5 inch, 6 inch; gas engines. Henningers. 24 Articles For Sale' FOR SALE Elto twin outboard motor.

Phone 718. TOAST BREAD, 6c. Franks Bak ery. A. BARGAINS! 1 used Gas Range, good condition.

1 No. 15 De Laval Cream Separator. 1 1 h. Fairbanks gasoline engine. 1 used Maytag Washing Machine.

We have used hand power and Electric Washers. Trade your old machine on a Maytag. K. C. ELEC.

PLBG. CO. HOUSE TRAILER for sale, $75.00. 230 South Tennessee. Mrs! William T.

McClanahan I of 808 North Street won the Automatic Washer Saturday evening at the Union Appliance C0. If you are thinking of bifying a washing Machine be sure and. try the Worlds leaders The Famous Apex, Fairbanks-Morse or the Sensational New Auto-r matic Washer Phone us and we till deliver one of these Washers to your home for a FREE DEMONSTRATION. Be sure' before you Buy Union Appliance Co. Iola STORES Chanut 115 E.

Madison 219 E. Main Phone 201 Phone 31 25 Building Materials USED LUMBER 9 squares corrugated iron 10-foot sheets. Phone .716. 27 Feed, Fuel, Fertilizers BALED ALFALFA HAY 3 miles south of Lone Elm. James Aiken.

ALFALFA HAY for sale. Phone Humboldt 37F14. COAL No. 1 deep shaft, graded lump; Cherokee black lump. Call Amos Lewis.

Hedge wood. Hiser. Ph, 63 C-O-A-L Deep Shaft and Strip Pit. CaU E. J.

Hillbrant. Phone 222. ALFALFA HAY and Kanota seed oats. Phone 945F12. Weldin.

PRAIRIE HAY $12.00 ton. Howard Morrison, 2 miles east, 4 north LaHarpe. Choice Prairie and. Alfalfa Hay Fdr Sale. BOLLINGERS Hie More For Less Store 20 TON PRAIRIE HAY 60 bushel oats.

Joe Murphy. Phone 612. FOR SALE Com silage. Eyler Brqs. -i FOR Best Results feed your chicks H-B Mana Starter.

We have a complete stock. Bring us your produce. Farmers Exchange. 29 Machinery and Tools ITS HERE! The New Massey-Harris Challenger Tractor Lightest yet strongest construction any tractor of equal power. Ask for catalogue Ive Seen Them All, to make comparisons.

SHANNON SHANNON Hardware Service Dealers 28 Household Goods SAVE on Haag Washers and Crosley Radios. Curtis Fura 202 S. Jeff. Mrs. George Mutton Informed of Accidental Bums Suffered by Her Daughter.

GAS ITY, Feb. 15. Mr and Mrs. Phil Shapel and son Jimmie of Iola, Mrs. Robert Shapel and daughter Betty, of Carlyle, were Thursday visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Funstott. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Corey of La-Harpe, spent Sunday at the John Thornton home. Mrs. M. B.

Allen and children motored to Carlyle Sunday where they visited at the home of their daughter and sistsf, Mrs. Victor Sigg and family. Mr. Or la Brown and son Richard, of iola, were Thursday callers at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Earnest Foster and family.

Mr. and Mfs. Roy Boucher and children are moving this week to the Orval Pope property on North Taylor. street from the Judith Hargrove property. Mrs.

William Stafford of Iola, was a caller last week at the home of her son. Eanvest Foster and family. Mrs. George Hutton received word that her daughter, Mrs. E.

C. Cluff of Ogden, Utah, had been severely burned on her leg and it is feared that amputation will be necessary. Mr. and Mrs Gamer of LaHarpe have moved to our district "and Doris Gamer has entered the Gas school. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Allen of east of Gas spent Friday night with the formers mother, Mrs. M. B. Allen.

The W. C. T. U. will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon, February 16, with Mrs.

Dell Adams at the Adams store building. All numbers and those who are Interested are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Atchison are planning to move to Iola in the near future.

Mrs. Edd Shipley of east Gas spent Saturday night with her mother Mrs. Dora White. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Miller and daughters Wanda Jean and Audrey of Kincaid, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Millers parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hutton. Mr.

Edward Russell motored to Pittsburg Friday morning where he did some repair work on his property there. Floyd and Violet Holten attended a Valentine party Saturday night given by the Y. P. S. of the Naza-rene church, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Louderback of Iola. Mrs. Elmer Earl and children Jackie and Barbara Lee of Iola, were Sunday visitors at the Mullens home. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Foster and children, Earnes and Mary Beth were Sunday visitors at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. William Stafford of Iola. Mrs. Stafford Agee who is suffering with a cancer, remains about the same The home cf Mr.

and Mrs. Lafa Lane was completely destroyed by fire Friday morning. This is quite a big loss to the Lane family as they saved only part of the furniture and bedding, and lost most all their clothing. The family are now located on North Stanley street In the Will Wood property. Mrs.

Ella Lambert who is employed at. the Ewing home, is spending a few days at the home of her niece Mrs. Brownrigg while she is recuperating from an illness. When two quarrel, both are in wrong, for one should forbear. Football Letters Awarded at Chapel Program In High School Friday Afternoon.

(Mrs. G. H. Ford.) MORAN, Feb. 13.

The World Day of Prayer was observed here Friday afternoon at the Methodist church, all the churches of the town taking part in the program beginhirig at 2 oclock. Mrs. R. Brady of the Methodist church presided over ilte meeting. The regularly arranged program was followed here.

Special talks were given by Revl Nathan Copeland of ttie Christian church. Rev. L. H. McCormick, Wichita, who has been iif this community in Ihe interest of Christian education in the Presbyterian church and Rev.

R. M. Brady of the Methodist church. Special music for the service included a vocal ddet by Mrs. Brady and Mrs.

Carr and vocal solos by Elaine Talley. Roscoe Houk and Rev. McCormick. -v The chapel program at the high school Friday afternoon was of special Interest and much enjoyed by the many visitors present. The first four grades of the school supervised by Miss Florence Miller and Miss Ivis Chambiin.

Milton Gallaway of the fourth grade Introduced the program in keeping with Lincolns birthday. The football boys Were presented Their letters by Coach Green in closing the program. Mr. and Mrs. D.

O. Gifford went to Fredoriia Saturday afternoon ta visit over Sunday with theif son Carl Gifford arid family. Arthur Citppy and baby, Iola, came Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Cuppys parents. Mr.

and Mrs. John Day, other ieatives and friends." Miss Mar Kleyman who is attending school in Paola, spent the week-end here with her parents and friends. Mrs. Claud Taylor who has been ill several days with influenza was able to sit up a short time Saturday and it is now thought she will Soon be fully recovered. Gerald Doughty who is attending Pittsburg Teachers college, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Doughty, other relatives arid friends. Mr. Robert Eastwood who spent a part of last week here with his son Everette and family, and' his daughter, Mrs.

Frea Stafford and Mr. Stafford has returned to his home in Gas City. Mr. C. A.

Dickinson who has been quite seriously ill for several days is now reported improving. Mr. Dickinson lias not been in' the best of health for the past several months and has had frequent attacks similar to the one from which he is now recovering. Friends are glad to know Mr. J.

A. Cook is recovering from flu and able to be around again. Mrs. W. E.

North accompanied Rev. McCormick to Pleasanton Thursday afternoon for a visit with Rev. and Mrs. A. Peck.

Mr. McCormick attended to some business matters in connection with the Presbyterian church while there. Rev. Peck was pastor of the Presbyterian church here for nine years and has many friends here who are glad to hear from them at any time. Mrs.

George Troiribold and her young son Johnny, and Mrs. T. H. McLaughlin, all of Bronson were Friday guests of Mrs. J.

C. Norton and Mr. Norton. Trombold is a niece of Mr. Nortons.

3 Mrs. S. C. Knight who suffered a severe sprain of her left, wrist when she fell during the ice storm, is yet wearing a oast on her arm but it Is expected it can be removed in a few days. v.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I (From the Office of The Iola Abstract Co 108 W. Jackson) I February 13, ,1937. C. W. Hume and L.

Hume, his wife to Mrs. Corda E. Bale IOt 6, block 9, St. Josephs addition to the City of Humboldt, $300.00. Lillian Virginia White, a widow to J.

O. Allen, an undivided interest in lot 8, Dlock 8, Rhoades addition to the city of Iola, Kansas, $1.00. Classified Ads will be taken over the phone. Charge accounts" to anyone having a phone. Call 18.

The Register. adv." MERCHANDISE 28 Household Goods. NEW ADDRESS, 202 S. JEFFERSON 50 ranges and heaters, coal, gas or oil, new or used. USED GAS RANGES, bath tubs, sinks, etc.

Henningers. 30 Musical, Radio 25 Used Radios, $5 Up SCHELLS APP. STORE 31 Seeds, Plants, Flowers FOR SALE Heavy Kanota oats, 65c also. 1935 Midland prairie hay, $12 A0 ton at farm, 3 miles northwest Humboldt. Leo Fredrick.

KANOTA OATS C. H. Strong, Moran, Kas. SEED OATS 3 miles West Iola. Green.

7 We have just received our spring stock of GARDEN SEEDS Our prices' will be the sam6 as last. year. Onion Sets will be slightly higher. You will be pleased with our Quality and Price. IOLA SEED CO.

110 EAST STREET IOLA KANOTA SEED OATS Machine run, 70c bushel; coming 3-year-old filly. Leon Javaux, 4 miles north, 3 miles west of Iola. SEED OATS and baled hay for sale. F. Horton.

Phone 37 or 1188. GOOD KANOTA OATS, 65c bU, ai farm. Will Ensminger, Moran. MIDLAND YELLOW SEED CORN Nubbed and shelled, nubbed, shelled and graded, $3.75. miles north and west of Moran.

H. E. Dozier. 32 Wanted To Buy WANTED-Loid furniture and dishes; give description. Mrs.

Cunninghsm, 343 So. Fountain, Wichita, Kas. ROOMS FOR RENT 33 Rooms SLEEPING ROOM Garage. 319 South Chestnut. 1 34 Apartment aud Flats FURNISHED APARTMENT- for rent; garage.

Phone, 471 after 6 p. m. 705 N. Washington. APARTMENTS 607 South Cotton-- wood.

4-ROOM MODERN Unfurnished duplex. Kelley Hotel. Real Estate for Rent 36 Farms and Land For Bail 80 ACRE FARM or pasture and buildings separate. George Ppr-ter, 4 miles south of club 20 ACRES 5-room house, bam, corn crib, hen house; will rent buildings separate. C.

H. Strong, Moran, Kans. 91 ACRES Well improved 3 miles southeast Moran. Sarah Umphrey, Moran. 160 ACRE FARM Well located, good Improvements.

60-acre suburban, good improvements. M. L. Wilson. Phone 875.

FOR RENT OR SALE Two good suburban chicken ranches. See N. L. Vezie, 424 North Walnut. 37 Houses For Rent FURNISHED 4-ROOM MODERN house.

411 South Washington. FURNISHED 6-ROOM MODERtf house See Howard Leavitt. Phone 348. 4-ROOM HOUSE Electricity, water and gas, at 711 S. Buckeye.

SUBURBAN HOME Modern, with acreage. Mrs. C. J. McClelland.

Phone 790. 40 Farms and Land For Sale Allen County Farms O. A. YOUNG AGENCY Northrup Bldg. 41 Houses For Sale 2 ACRE SUBURBAN 5-room house, partly modern; good outbuildings; fruit trees; splendid garden spot.

3 miles from Iola. Phone 812. G0EnfoftIi i ANNOUNCEMENTS Auctions FOR SALE DATES call or write A. C. Oliver, Phone 1279M, Iola.

IF YOU have a hard sale of miscellaneous articles I like them or dairy cows. W. M. King, Auctioneer, 815 South Walnut. PUBLIC SALE Wednesday, Feb.

17, at 1:30 p. Bethel Cottage, mile east of Iola. Good milk cow; doz. White Leghorn and 4 doz. White Rock pullet, all laying; White Rock rooster; few bales prairie hay; Atwater-Kent radio; incubator; two wheel trailer; household furniture consisting of gas range, cabinet, dining and living room suite, bedroom suite, bed, dishes, curtains, rugs, desk, cooking utensils, a lot of small tools, and other articles.

Chas. E. May. and others. Chas.

S. Bishop, auctioneer. Cash. PUBLIC SALE Wednesday, February 17, at 10 a. 1 miles east of Neosho Falls on Highway' 57: 6 horses, 7 sheep, 1 hog, 14 cattle, 100 chickens, farm implements, feed, household goods and other articles.

D. L. Henderson and W. B. Danielson, owners.

Auc-tioneerT Bill Riley. Coming Sales Dates FEBRUARY 17 Heftderson Danielson Sale, 1 miles east of Neosho Falls at 10 a. m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 G. W.

Balia sale, 1 mile east and 1 miles south of Iola, at 10 a. m. FEBRUARY 19 IL C. Weber Sons sale, 1 mile east and mile south of Carlyle, at 10 a. m.

Strayed, Lost, Found LOST Brown Collie. Harold Gay, Iola R. 2. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale L. H.

Reynolds Motor Co. Sales FORD Service We at all times have a complete 1 line of Good Used Cars. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Real Values in Used Cars and Trucks ELLIS MOTOR CO. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Bud White Motor Co. IOLA, KANSAS 6 Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts NEW and used auto parts, cheap.

Iola Auto Wrecking Co South St. GOOD USED PARTS Pioneer Auto Savage GUARANTEED Batteries, $2.95 ex-change; oil, 2 qts O. R. Hiser, BUSINESS SERVICE 9 Business Service Offered CUSTOM CURING Sugar Cured and Hickory Smoked, MARKET HARNESS REPAIRED and OILED. HEIGELES, 201 South St.

PhO. 59, Chief Freight Lines (Formerly Bacon Truck Lines) Reliable Daily Freight Service Kansas City- to Tulsa. All loads insured against loss. 218 N. Jeff.

Ph. 182 FARM Machinery Repairing. Welding and Machine Work. Q. F.

Mil- ler, 12 N. Walnut. Phone EMPLOYMENT it Help Wanted Male MAN WANTED to supply custom ers with famous Watkins Products In Iola. No investment. Business established; earnings average $23 weekly, pay starts immediately.

Write J. R. WATKINS Company, D81, Winona. Minn LOCAL PRODUCE, ho. 1 Eggs 19o No.

,1 Eggs 17c No. a Eggs Ungraded Eggs 18c No. I liens, 5 lbs. up 13c No. 2 Hens, 5 lbs.

up 10c No. 1 Hens, 4 to 5 lbs. 11c No. 2 Urns, 4 to 5 lbs. No.

1 ns, under ,4 lbs. 8c No. 2 Hehr, under 4 lbs No. 1 Cocks No 2 1 Cocks 5c Bhgs 1 8c Stags Not 2 5c Prbise No. 1 Capons, Trlhs, and up 15c Good No.

2 Capons, 7-lbs. and tip Horse Hides to Green Hides, lb. 6c Sweet Butterfat, lb. 35q Butterfat, lb 31c Butterfat, lb 28c Kansas City May. Kansas City, Feb.

15. AP) Ijay, 59 cars; alfalfa No. 1 extra leafy 23.00-25.50; No. 2 extra leafy 22.00-23.00; No. 1 20.50-21.50; No.

2 leafy 19.00-20.00. Prairie No. 1 16.00-16.50; No. 2 15.50-16.00. Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, 15. (AP) Wheat 69 cars; unchanged to 2 lower. No. 2 dark hard 1.37-1.39; No. 3 1.334-1.34; No.

2 hard 140 Vi No. 3 nom. 1.33-1.41; No. 2 red nom. 1.35H-1.44.: 3 1414; close May 159; July 1.14; Sept.

1.11. Corn 80 cars; higher to 1 lower; No. 2 white nom. 153-155 No. 3 nom.

1.21-123 N6. 2 yellow nom. No. 3, 151; NO. 2, mixed, nom.

151-152; no. 3, nom 1.19-120. Close new May 1.13: July 1.08. Oats 3 cars; 4 lower to higher. No.

2 white nom. 56-57; No. 3 nom 54-56. Milo Maize noon. 2.05-2.14.

Kaffir, nom. 2.05-2.14. Rye, nom. 1.12-1.14. Barley, nom.

87 -96. No. 1 hard and dark wheat 11 to 18 cents oyer May. No. 2 ham and dark hard 7 to 15 cents over; No.

red 13 to 15 cents over; No. 2 red 11 to, 14 over; No. 2 white com 10 4 to 11 over; No. 2 yellow com 9 to 10 over; NO. 2 mixed 8 to 8 over.

Kansas City Livestock Close. Hogs: Unchanged. CaJttle Fed steers and yearlings, slow; weak to 25 numerous loads unsold late; she stock, uneven; steady to 25 lower; cows generally showing more decline than heifers; vealers, weak to 50 lower; good to Choice around 1100-lb. Texas steer choice heavy steers held higher; several loads good Texas fed heifers butcher cow mostly 4.75-5.75; odd beef cows up to good to choice1 vealers to packers mostly 8.00-10.00. Sheep: Latrihs generally, strong" to 25 higher sheep, steady; top fed lamb to shippers 10.35; other sales to packers 9.85-10.25; top ewes 5.63.

Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow: battle, 4000; hogs, f20QjO; sheep 1,1 iiiiiiii.r r) UDEAED AETOMAILS Eemmovod QtumcMy! cattle and hogs removed promptly. of sanitary trucks Is ready to give instant day, night or Sunday. We want horses and pay more for them thin FE.ESSIItc Kfeopaimn Dafojr Qhuicli TTioimo: Remember its the early chicks that bring the most Why not call in your orders for BABY CHCKS and CUSTOM HATCHING. RUPFS ask no deposit With order. Hatches every Thursday to February 10, then eveiy Monday and Thursday the balance of the EUUIPFS IHIATCIKIBEUIBd Formerly Willsons harm ltatcbery Phone 976F2 Iola, Kansas Tell Central to Charge Long Distance Call To Us.

IOLA RENDERING WORKS Phone 637 Iola, Kansas Parsons Rendering Wks Ph. 411. Garnett Rendering Wks Fh. 686. Neodesha Rendering Ph.

371. Burlington Rendering Wks Ph. 320. i Fort Scott Rendering Wks Ph. 397.

CALL YOUR NEAREST STATION. Just When Everything Was Going Fine ALLEY OOP r- BgESSED Ik! TUfcSWM OP A BIG JUWGLE CAT. ALLEY OOP, KJDEJ2 COVER OF DARkkjES5. MAS SLIPPED JNTTO MOO TO EFFECT THE RELEASE OF MIS FRIENDS WMO ARE MELD CAPTIVE BY THE RENEGADE SAWALLIAkl, KING WUR, WHO WITH TUE AID OF THE LEM I AN ARMY, HAS OVERRUN AND CONQUERED EVERY SETTLEMENT IkJ TV.E Aniximalls Promptly Removed FREE Ihone .296 Chanute We Pay Alt Phone Charges COURSEY Service Ir CITYOII, co. THE FIRESTONE 'STORE Dullea it Dalgamo 4, Wash, St Broadway Pbm lit -k 4 I.