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PAGE THREE THE I OLA' DAILY REGISTER, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28. 1930. I OLA. KANSAS EAST IOLA I RUMBLINGS Mrs. Ruddy Hunsaker, Mildred, is spending Sunday with Mrs.

II- O. Lieurance, 310 North street. Buy or build a home, city or suburban. See Iola Building Loan Association for loans. Dr.

and Mrs. O. W. Shadwick returned yesterday from a ten-day visit with relatives in Shawnee. Ok.

and Claremore. Okla. They were accompanied home by their daughter and grandchildren. Mrs. Leila Ouart and children, Donald and Eleanor, Shawnee.

(By J. P. Bell) Mrs. Anna Lytle who has been taking care of Mrs. Nellie Rogers, 423 South Cottonwood returned to her home, 312 South Third, Thursday evening.

Boys are spending their time diving in Elm creek for parts of a new Ford. They have found two wheels, two rims, and a fan. They are going back in hopes of finding more. Miss Evelyn Chilcotte, 431 South Fourth, is visiting her aunt and uncle. Sheriff and Mrs.

A. A. Rickman of Burlington, Kansas. A. C.

Clayton, Independence, has been visiting his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clayton, 225 South Fourth.

Mrs. Paul Schoot and daughter, Helen, who have been visiting. G. E. Billbe, 224 North Third returned to their home in Tulsa, Friday morning.

Grandma Miller who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Dice, 411 North Third Is not any better. She is in St. Johns hospital and Js 78 years old. Her daughter from St.

Joseph, Mo, is here. Joette Williams of Clever, Mo. Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Moyer, 606 North Third. She will visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Parker of Fort Scott before she returns home in the latter part of July. Marcella Symmes, 216 North Fourth, has been ill since Sunday. She is able to be up now. Mr.

and Mrs. O. E. Burton and daughter, Lenora of Colorado Springs, arrived Friday morning to visit friends and relatives. They will also visit In Chanute.

Mr. and Mrs. Burton lived in Iola when they were first married. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Culbertson, 229 North Fourth were Thursday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stinson near Carl vie. Mrs. B.

E. Hildebrant, 431 South Fourth, has been suffering from a sore foot. She is much better. Mr. Ed Blankenhagen.

106 North Fourth, who has been 111 for some time is slightly improved but is a possibility of having It in Iola in the near future. Dr. Lucy Hull gave a 'very Interesting paper on, Medical Temperance. Mrs. L.

A. Tweedy and Miss Ruth Thormann had charge of the S. T. and the awarding of the prizes In the essay work done by the students of the grade schools of Iola. The following are the prize winners: From the Zoe Atchison Uniori are: First prize winners in the following grades.

Miss Ura Claire Hitchcock, 3rd grade. Jefferson school; Miss Aleene 4th grade, Jefferson school; Miss Florence Lewman. 5th grade, Jefferson school; Mr. Phil McCarthy, 6th grade, Jefferson school. Second prize winners, Billy Womack.

3rd grade, Lincoln school; Lorraine McCullough. 4th grade. Washington school; Mildred Helde-brant. 5th grade. Lincoln school; Charlette Burnett, 6th grade, Lincoln school.

From the Anna Varner Union are the 'following: First prize winners from the following grades: Lawrence Broom. 3rd grade, McKinley school; Opal English, 4th grade, McKinley school; Jean Humes, 5th grade, Garfield school; Donabel Jones, 6th grade, McKinley school. Second prize winners. Josephine Little. 3rd grade, McKinley school; Robert Gardner, 4th grade, McKinley school; Guznith Lamons, 5th grade, McKinley school; Densmore Cruse, 6th grade.

Garfield school. Miss Oneth made the presentation speech in awarding the prizes. The following program was rendered: Miss Caroline Thormann played a violin solo and Miss Lucille Davis was her piano accompanist. Both Miss Thormann and Miss Davis are of LaHarpe. Imogene Frazier gave a reading, Why; Miss Dorothy Baker sang a solo, Eyes that are Weary, by Brackett, accompanied by Miss Virginia Guy.

The following hostesses assisted Mrs. Brown in serving refreshments to over fifty members and guests: Mrs. C. O. Pettarson.

B. D. Smith, H. F. Hitchcock, T.

E. Ross, G. W. Fenimore, Muris Humes, I. B.

Frantz, A. W. Cuppy. H. A.

Snyder, Chas. Bishop, Kate Ruffner, and Miss Ruth Thormann. Farewell Party for Mrs. Dadisman The members of the Plus Ultra class, of the Trinity Methodist church, held a farewell party last night complimentary to their teacher, Mrs. V.

M. Dadisman. who is leaving next week with her family for Wichita to make their home. Mrs. Dadisman was presented with a pretty lamp as a token of remembrance.

Games were played and refreshments were served to fifteen gUests. Bible Class Meets The South Side Bible class met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Young, 221 South Colborn street.

Twelve members were present. The class will meet next, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Linville, 321 South Third street. The word fine used in fine arts is used as the direct opposite of practical. il 211 West Hobart Mrs.

Ida Snodgrass and Miss Arlene Schwardt. will be guests itl the home of IL F. Snodgrass; south of Humboldt, over the week end. Good Work. Good Material, a fair, square price at Jess Howards Shoe and Bicycle Repair Shop.

Mrs. O. Courtney, of Savon-burg. spent last evening with Mrs. A.

O. Schwardt, 16 North Walnut street, while Mr. Courtney attended the bankers convention. FAIRMONTS Pastor rized Milk Is Safe For Pastuerized Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and Butter-: milk Call 91 for house delivery or ask your grocer Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Cuddeback. of Baxter Springs, spent the night with the latters parents. Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Gammon. They left early this morning for Colorado Springs, CoL Fresh line of Pastries.

Van Hoozers Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ayling. accompanied by Mrs.

W. E. Ayling and Mrs. Lois Shepherd, drove to Wayne Kansas, yesterday where Mrs. Shepard Joined Mr.

Shepard in a few days visit with the latters parents before returning to their home in Wichita. The Iola members ning attending the Allen County of the party returned home last night. F. L. B.

LEAVELL, M. D. given Diseases of Colon and Rectum X-ray Electro-Physiotherapy Office Iola State Bank Bldg. Phones 147 and 705 J. M.

Jones, of the Jones Grocery, 423 North Jefferson avenue, who fell on the ice last January and broke his hip. was able to be back the store for the first time yesterday. A. R. Chambers; M.

D. Office Mittelbach Bldg. Pho. 303. Rea.

377. The home of Mrs. W. J. Evans, 209 South Buckeye street, has recently been painted and redecorated.

SUMMER CABIN Beautifully located cabin at Bella Vista. 5 rooms and bath, strictly modern, furnished. Will rent by month or week for moderate price. See Dr. L.

W. Simmons or phone 217. Mrs. L. L.

Ponsler, 902 North Jefferson avenue, has as guests over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Ponsler and son, Luther, of Cisco, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carter, of Leavenworth, and Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Parker, of Kansas. SPECIAL Guaranteed Permanents Shampoo and Finger 50c Hair Dyeing. Facials. Eyebrow Arching Middletons Beauty Shop 8 W.

Jackson Phone 637 Mrs. Orville Reinfeldt and Mrs. C. S. Gammon spent Friday In Westphalia, guests of Mr.

S. M. Tipton. Maxine and Madelyeene Mitchell, who have faithfully carried the Register to their customers for the past six years, are obliged to give up their routes as it is just too far to come from their home, seven miles south of Iola, every day to deliver their papers. Miss Betty Epley is taking the route on South Jefferson and Sycamore carried by Maxine while Miss Joan Abts is taking South street, the route formerly carried by Madelyeene.

Naaarene Revival Last nights meeting opened with a song service in charge of Profes sor Wesser, Miss Lucille Wagner playing the piano. The Rev. Mr. Anderson brought a message from Matt. 24: 34-44, text found in Romans, 9:27.

He spoke of the importance of being ready for the judgment for we must certainly go there, and also of the dangers of procrastination. A number of hands were raised requesting prayer. Sunday morning at the Sunday school hour the primary and Junior departments will give a short program. The Rev. M.

M. Snyder will speak at the young people's service at 7 p. m. Mr. Anderson will speak at the 8 p.

m. service. Rev. Ruth Oneth. pastor.

not able to sit up. It was reported that he had typhoid but he has intestinal Miss Georgia Proctor, Miss Ruth Bess, McPherson, Miss Lois Homor and Loraine Homor were Thursday afternoon callers the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. It.

Martin, 507 South Third. Mr. A. B. Stark, 316 South Fourth has visitors, his mother, Mrs.

J. L. Stark and brother, Mr. C. L.

Stark of Kansas City. Mrs. Stella Billbe and daughter, Mrs. Ethel Sweet stopped for a short time to visit Mrs. Billbes mother.

Grandma Howard. 223 South Fourth. They were returning from a visit in Oklahoma City to their home in Eudora. Kansas. Mr.

J. M. Clayton, 225 South Fourth, is Improving slowly. He Is able to sit up only a few minutes. Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Orahood. 323 South Fourth were out to the hospital yesterday to see Mrs.

A. E. Little. They report that she isnt any better. Miss Dorotha Baker was a guest of Miss Virginia Guy, southeast of Iola Thursday.

Rev. C. E. Bess and family left this morning for their home in McPherson, Kansas. They will visit a short time in Le Roy on the way.

Miss Georgia Proctor who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hardesty. and sister and family. Mrs.

N. E. Hornor returned with them. Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Tweedy and daughters. Mary and Dorothy Alice, and son. Harold and wife, will make a pleasure trip to Wicnita, Kansas, Sunday.

First Methodist Episcopal Church. The Sunday school meets at 9:45 oclock with a cordial invitation to everyone in its constituency to attend and especially the traveler who may be Sundaying in Iola. The pastor will preach the morning and evening sermons at 11 oclock and 8 oclock. This is the last Sunday for a complete Sunday program, with the choir present and an evening church service. The Epworth League will meet at 7 oclock.

The official board will meet next Tuesday night. There are advantages in having a poor memory; even the oldest jokes sound new. Ml Phone 865 Viking Eight shall retain the sincere friendship of every owner that every motorist may consider the purchase of either an Oldsmobile or Viking car with absolute confidence. THE MASTER GARDENER. The purple larkspur chides the scarlet sage; Pink phlox complains at crumped hydrangeas hue; Red foxglove bells clang out their righteous rage To see the dainty Ilmira's tender blue.

The hollyhocks and roses are at odds; On cosmos long have bold sunflowers jarred How may the selfsame sun and dew and clod Produce such discords In one narrow yard! She moves among them with her snipping shears, Choosing the blossoms with a lovers care. Each has exclusive beauty that endears It to the soul of her who put them there. When in a crystal vase upon the sill They cluster, by her canny hands arranged. They lift harmonious anthems to her skill. And none could dream they ever been estranged.

We in Gods human garden disagree And clash incontinently day by day. You are so strangely different from me Yours is the wrong and mine the rightful way! But let the one who knows and loves us all Adjust us each to. each with master skill To honey shall be turned our cups of gall; We shall be blent to beauty by His will. Strickland Glllilan. U.

B. Specials Meet The U. B. Special class of the United Brethren church, held their regular social and business meeting Friday evening in the enuren parlors. At the business meeting, plans were made for the raising of funds for a pledge of twenty five dollars.

After the business meeting, ice cream and cake were served to the following: Mrs. Mable Roberts, Mrs. Claude Turley, Mrs. Arthur Co-blentz, Mrs. Fred Klink.

Mrs. Dora Woods. Mrs. John Knock. Mrs.

Fred Kinser, Miss Effie Hampshire' Mrs. James Fisher, Mrs. Arthur Oliver and one guest. Buster KUnx. Ladies Aid Meets The Northeast Division of the Ladies Aid of the First Christian church met in the home of Mrs.

M. T. Shinn. 210 North Colborn street Thursday afternoon. Plans were discussed for the new years work and the following officers were elected: Mrs.

R. L. Jackson, president; Mrs. Dell Adams, first vice president; Mrs. J.

A. Tompkins, second vice president: Mrs. J. A. Griffith, secretary; Mrs.

C. Z. Montgomery, treasurer. Porch and Lawn Party The members of the Brotherhood class, taught by Dr. J.

H. Sowerby, the Dorcas class, taught by Mrs. R. I. Mather and Mrs.

J. H. Sowerbys Sunday school class of the First Baptist church held a delightful norch and lawn party last night at Shamrock Ranch. the suburban home of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Cowan. Fifty-five persons enjoyed the evening of games and fun. Refreshments were served. W. C.

T. U. Meets Mrs. Lena Brown was hostess to the Zoe Atchison and Anna Varner Unions of the W. C.

T. U. Friday afternoon, June 27. The meeting was opened by singing, America the Beautiful. Miss Oneth had the devotionals, reading for a scripture lesson the 91st Psalm, commenting on same.

Mrs. Paul Bustard led in prayer. This was followed by a brief business session. Mrs. Varner had on display one of the Good Will Treasure Chests, which is to be filled and sent to the Philippine children.

She also spoke of the Mexican display and of the East Btml Drag Start Phene Ht 13 E. Hadlaoa FdDir Harold Dugan, who has been visiting Ilia cousin. Daniel Bird. Okmulgee. OUa, for the past two weeks, returned home yesterday.

-4-piece Bedroom Suites. $57.00. See our window display. Sleeper Furniture Co. Mrs.

S. H. Mewhinney, 401 South Fdurth street, returned home yesterday from a visit in Lawrence. Get an All-Coverage Policy on your personal effects before you start on your vacation. C.

L. Whitaker. Agent. Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Wheeler and daughter. Edna Grace, of 410 North Jefferson avenue, drove to Colony resterday for a visit with Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs.

Eva Donaldson. New models of Westinghoue with improved safetv vuard, to $35. Jones Electric Works. Mrs. IL H.

Sherman left yesterday lor Hot Springs. Arkansas, for a two-week visit with her son. Ralph Sherman and family. Bennetts Sneclal Tee Cream For This Week Grape-Pineapple A delicious graoe flavored ice cream with pineapple fruit 25c pint 50c quart COOKS Miss Mary Hankins will leave tomorrow for Estes Park. Colorado, where she will spend the summer.

Residence Burglar Insurance is nexpenslve. J. M. Powell. Pho.

560. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner, 305 West Jackson avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.

O. W. Masden. 6 Cameron street, drove to Humboldt last evening to spend the evening with Mr. and Mrs.

D. D. Powers and to attend the band concert. Have your car thoroughly washed and greased at the Wilcox Station, N. Side Square.

Phone 685. Miss Hilda Shelby Is visiting relatives today In Parsons. The ladies of St. Johns Altar Society had a food sale today at the M. and M.

grocery store. Special Prizes! To the man and the woman making the lowest scores tonight or tomorrow we will present a special nrize. Pastime Country Club, Acers Park. Mrs. Robert Leedy.

Neosho Falls, is visiting friends in Iola. Miss Maxine White. Chanute, was in town today shopping. Youll find extra value In the new General Electric Fan. $5.

K. C. Electric Plumbing Co. Joe Brown left yesterday for Garnett where he has work. Nevill Hirtwich, California, formerly of Iola.

was in Iola yesterday and today visiting friends. Pure Jersey Milk. 9c per qt. Ice Cream. 40c per qt.

Cold Drinks Open Evenings BROWNS GROCERY 701 S. Wash. Phone 430 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Man ion and son returned from Chanute recent ly, not Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Manning as was stated in last night's Register. Gallon Thermo.fugs.

guaranteed unbreakable, $1.50 to $2.98. Cooks. Miss Maxine Sarten. Wichita, the niece of Mrs. Hazel Maxson.

723 East Jackson avenue, left Friday morning for home after visiting here with her aunt. SPECIAL PRICES ON Ford Batteries MA5up Ford Generators S4.95 uo Special prices on all electrical parts of a FOrd. Friday and Saturdav only. A. II.

Dvfc Electric Service 202 N. Wash. Phone 1379 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon VanCamp and children.

Betty Jean. Verl, and Donald Leo. are -spending the week end with Mr. VanCamps parents. They will return Sunday night to Pittsburg where Mr.

VanCamp is attending summer school. Ladies Shoes, summer styles broken lots, pair $2.98. Harrison Bootery. O. D.

Courtney and Carl Barsby. of Savonburg. were In Iola last eve-ing attending the Allen County Bankers convention. Move by Truck. Corr Transfer Co.

Phone 140. Fireproof warehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guthrie, of Lawrence, Kansas, are visiting Mrs.

Guthries parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Gammon, 519 South Buckeye street.

Dr. John Parkhurst. Dentist X-ra7 diagnosis. Mittelbach Bldg Phone 303. Winner and Honorable Mention of Verse Contest of Farmers Exchange My chicks aint dyin since I used Germozone, But now its the rats that wont leave em alone.

Whats this that I hear Rat-Scent guaranteed! Farmers Exchange has just what I need. (Mrs. M. McCarthy, 119 N. Fourth, Iola.) So he gave them Rat-Scent and of rats he was freed.

(Mrs. Ina unday, LaHarpe, Kans.) "Ill try it he said, and was soon rat free. (Richard Skeen, LaHarpe, Kans.) To kill all the rats and save you feed. (Della Leavitt, Geneva, Kans.) So he got Rat-Scent and of rats he was free. (Charles Skeen, LaHarpe, Kans.) Ill get that, he said, and save chickens and feed.

(Mrs. Rosetta Skeen, LaHarpe Kans.) H. J. Brown. 805 North State street, had a tractor moved today to Krown, Kansas.

1 -9-inch Electric Fan, guaranteed, $4.95. Cook s. Mrs. A. D.

Turner, Fort Madison, Iowa, left yesterday for home after a visit with her parents in Yates Center. Chicken. Sirloin. Beef Roast and Pork dinner. 35c and 50c.

Sunday at Green Lantern Cafe. Mrs. Frank Fisk returned yesterday after a two-day visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Tice, Chanute. mmmm Can Yon Beat Em? Miss Laura Benson holds the ladies low score with a 53; Mr.

G. R. Gard has the mens low score with a 47. These two play free until lower scores are made. Youd better try.

Pastime Country Club, Acers Park. Mrs. D. B. McCarty, 420 South Jefferson avenue, and Mrs.

O. L. Garlinghouse. 218 South Washing-ton. spent yesterday in Moran attending a group meeting of the Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church.

rocky nook GOLF COURSE (North of Fairgrounds) Reopened for Business Sunday, June 29 New Hazzards New Greens Price 15c or 2 for 25c Mrs. W. E. Starks. 422 South Cottonwood street, returned yesterday after a three-week visit with her sons.

II. M. Starks, Dodge City, and C. B. Starks.

Lamed. Earn While You Play! There are a few vacancies in Troop A which can be filled before the summer camp in August. Young men of good character interested in Joining should aDDly to Capt. R. L.

Thompson, Pho. 142. Mrs. James Craig, Kansas City, arrived Friday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Emma Fudge, 829 North Washington avenue.

Mrs. Harry Longbine and daughter) and Mrs. Curt us Hurd, and daughter, Bartlesville, are also here visiting their mother, Mrs. Fudge. Mrs.

Fudge, who has been in Johns hospital for the past week, is improving. WHEN you are planning the menu for your meals re- member Fritzel and Fairmont Ice Cream make a delicious dessert. PALACE DRUG CO. a Phone 476 for Prompt Delivery A. O.

Moffitt. of Arkansas City. 'Kansas, was here for the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Markley of Colony, Kansas. O.

L. Cox. M. Specialist Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.

Mrs. C. A. Oliver, of Gibbs. Oklahoma.

is visiting In the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Oliver, 604 North Chesnut street.

It is a pleasure for us to serve you in your car. but you will enjoy the restful coolness of our parlor. Come In and be convinced. Sifers Confectionery. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. Martha Smith and Mrs. Harley Wynn and children spent Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Smith, of Chanute. WHEN you are planning the menu for your meals, re- member Fritzel and Fairmont Ice Cream make a delicious dessert. PALACE DRUG CO. Phone 476 for Prompt Delivery Sarah Bozeman.

702 East Carpenter, and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Shultz were dinner guests of Mrs. F. B.

Smith, 507 North street Thursday. Card of Thanks We hereby express our deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help during our recent bereavement: also (for the beautiful floral offerings' James Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Dimas, of Shenandoah, Iowa, and Mrs.

H. H. Clausner and daughter. Marianne, pf Kansas City, arrived last eventing for a visit of a week with their parents and grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Donovan. 212 -North State street, and with other relatives.

r.u GOOD THINGS AT COOKS .1 for Saturday and Sunday Grape Pineapple Ice Cream Chocolate Crisp Ice Cream Black Walnut Ice Cream Butter Scotch Ire Cream Lemon. Vanilla Ice Cream Chocolate Ire Oram Pineapple Sherbet Orange Sherbet PHONE 67 WE DELIVER 4 WEEK-END SPECIAL DE COURSEY'S CHERRY NOT ICE CREAM 'BROWNS DRUG STORE Phone 255 We Deliver Mrs. J. A. Fleming spent the week end with his wife and family.

102 North Walnut street. Mrs. Flemings brother. C. C.

Crockett. Bristow, and Mrs. J. A. McKinney.

Sedan. Kansas, also spent the week end with the Fleming family. Free Merry-Go-Round! We have installed a plav ground mcrry-go-round for the kiddies. No charge. Bring them along when you plav miniature golf at the Pastime Country Club, Acers Park.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bennett, 517 North Walnut street, and Mrs.

Martha Bennett, and daughter Loraine. visited yesterday with Mr and Mrs. Ray Russell, northeast of Chanute. Mrs. Russell is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bennett. After this visit they spent the evening with their son Charles Bennett, south east of One of the largest stocks of furniture. rugs and stoves in Allen County at cut prices. Terms, delivery and trade in old as first payment.

Curtis Furn. LaHarpe. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton, jr and son Kenneth Humboldt, are spending the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Strode 302 North Second street, parents of Mrs. Ham ilton.

ROCKY NOOK GOLF COURSE (North of Fairgrounds) Reopened for Business Sunday, June 29 New Hazzards New Greens Prior 15c or 2 for 25c Mrs. Frank B. Brown and Mrs. L. C.

Sharer. Manhattan, were in town this morning for a brief visit with friends. A ladv attendant is another phase of the Waugh funeral service which Is always appreciated. B. Sutton to Coffeyville today to attend a plumbers zone meeting.

Chicken Dinner with all the trimmings. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays at Lewmans Cafe. E. E.

Harrison of Harrisons boot ery is leaving tonight for St. Louis to buy fall shoes. He plans to be back Wednesday. NOTICE The undersigned banks of Iola will close at noon on Thurs-: davs during the months of July and August. Allen County Stwte Bank Iola State Bank Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Burton. Colorado. who lived in Iola thirteen years ago is spending a few days here visiting friends while on her vacation. Phone 67 We Deliver, no matter how small the purchase.

Cooks Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dwyer and children.

Kansas City, arrived in Iola yesterday to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brigham, 322 South Cottonwood street.

Attention Royal Neighbors. A11 members are requested to meet at M. W. A. Hall Sunday at 1:30 p.

m. to attend Neighbor Lasa-ters funeral. VELMA TIDD. Oracle. OSOLIA DAVIS.

Recorder. Mr. and Mrs. M. H.

Fleisher are planning to leave Sunday for Arkansas City, to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kincheloe. Dr.

A. B. Twadell, Osteopath. New Globe Bldg. Phone 19L Miss Thelma Fielder.

501 South Colborn street. Miss Marjorie Fai-ty. LeRoy. will leave this evening for Lebo, where they will be guests over the week end of Mrs. Richard Shunk, formerly Miss Eva Osborne, Iola.

Ymcim ANNOUNCES Motor Company Street Wt Oldsmobile-Viking takes pleasure in an' nouncing the appoint' y. ment of this new member of the Oldsmobile -Vi-king dealer organization. about by a close simi-larity of business ideals. is based particularly on enthusiastic en-dorsement of honest selling and sincere service two of the most important factors in Olds Motor Works policy pledged to progress. Olds MotorWorks recognizes four great responsibilities toward every owner to design progressively, to build faithfully, to sell honestly, and to serv-ice sincerely.

In this association this dealer willingly joins Olds Motor Works in assuming these responsibilities, in order that Oldsmobile Six and Sales rooms and service quarters of this new organization are fully equipped. Special tools 'and equipment, to render a (high degree of service, have been installed. An adequate stock of genuine Oldsmobile and Viking parts is available. You are cordially invited to come in and inspect these facilities as well as the cars on display. Drive Oldsmobile and Viking and judge for yourself the merit and value that have brought these two great cars such widespread popularity.

4 i At the shout of fire everyone in the M. and M. store rushed out to see what it was. Mr. Fudge was left calmly answering the telephone and taking orders while outside his car burned.

The car was insured. Oldsmobile Six Viking Eight With no celebration in Iola this year, you may be spending the Fourth out of town. But whether here or abroad a holiday demands smart: attire. Right now you should, select the dresses you need and suits for hubby and have them cleaned and pressed Ablesons way then youll be sure of being well dressed and cool on the Fourth. Phone 105 AMecmi (SfloamiGiPC "THE CAR WAS INSURED' Do you know the feeling of security and peace of mind which comes with knowing you are adequately protected and that your insurance is handled by agents who know your needs and how to take rare of them? See Us for Rates on Auto Insurance.

V. C. ARCHER CO Phone 304 or 947W vfiss Bernadette Stelmel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Stelmel. of Carlyle, a graduate of the Iola jun-, lor college and well known here. 13 assisting in the work or selecting 1 models for the hair and fashion show which the hairdressers and cosmetologists of Kansas City will sponsor tonight at Winnwood beach.

Miss Steimels picture appeared this week In a Kansas City paper, i.