The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 5

KANSAS PAGE MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE I FOR REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS VISIT DUR LOTS? CHEVROLET COACH 37 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 36 PLYMOUTH COUPE 36 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 36 PONTIAC COACH 36 CHEVROLET COUPE 35 CHEVROLET SEDAN 35 PLYMOUTH COACH 35 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 35 PONTIAC COACH 34 CHEVROLET COUPE 34 CHEVROLET COACH 34 FORD COACH 33 DODGE COUPE And Others. ROSS ARBUCKLE GARAGE HOME OF CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LIVE STOCK LIVE STOCK New York, Jan. 18. (AP) Further 8ht profit realizing helped tilt leading stocks moderately backward to todays market. fi stocks and bonds, as well as ther carrier loans, dipped sharply on decision of the road to file for Organization under the federal bankruptcy laws.

Transfers approximated 800,000 shares. Offerings in utilities dried up notwithstanding no let-up in the administrations anti-holding company campaign. The meeting tomorrow, of national business chieftains with the president revived thoughts in some quarters that plans for a cooperative assault on the economic recession might be adopted. On the optimistic front were advices that Detroit Edison, believing the business set-back would be of limited duration, was budgeting expenditures of some 18 million dollars for new construction this year, the largest outlay since 1930. i Average of 80 Stocks.

Monday 47 0 Tuesday ........466 vA raas Amt High Low 12 ,12 79 78 Close 12 79 146 38 5 62 92 60 9 118 43 35 9 66 to 3 taska Jun Imn Can Amn Auburn Auto Beth Steel Case I Chrysler Cons Oil DuPont Gen Elec Gen Mot Hudson Mot Int Harv MKT .147 40 6 64 92 61 10 145 38 5 62 92 59 9 .118 116 44 36 9, 67 3 43 35 9 66 3 Colony News Envoy Posts Up on Rough Seat 1 Its a rough seat that John Cudahy holds as he clears a stone wall on this hunter at Punchestown, Ireland, above, and the seat he holds as newly-' appointed United States minister to Ireland is no cinch either. Ireland, incidentally, or the Gaelic Eire, is the new official name of the country. A new constitution ended the 15-year-old Irish Free State, gives Ireland much greater freedom from British dominance. fleshy feeding heifers 6.50; load choice stock cows 5.25. Sheep: slow, very little done; scattered opening bids and sales slaughter lambs weak to 25 lower; shegp and yearlings steady; few loads fed lambs downward from 8.00, best held above 8.25; clipped yearlings 6.65; slaughter ewes 3.75.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS By Iola Abstract Company Clyde Thompson, Mgr. 1. F. L. Orbjson, Administrator of the Estate of Sarah F.

Haynes, deceased to James A. Lasley, SE of 10-24-21, $1920.00. Ghost Story! Chicago, Jan. 17. (AP) Mrs.

Jo-hannah Lauferski and her two daughters, Ruth and Dorlene, spent an hour and a half trying to con vlnce someone they were locked in a graveyard. The mother and daughters had gone to the cemetery to visit the grave of a relative and the gates were locked at dusk, unknown to them. Several motorists who heard their shouts for help or saw them only put on more speed. Eventually one stopped and called the cemetery keeper. Real Estate for Sale 39 Business Property For Sale 50 BBL.

CAPACITY ROLLER MILL. New building. Good trade territory. On R. R.

Doing nice business. Reasons, other business interests. Also grocery and meat market. W. A.

Brown, Weaubleau, Missouri. 40 Farms and Land For Sale FOR SALE Twenty acres, small old house, adjoining pavement just east of Gas City. Elmer E. Scott, Topeka, Kas. STOCK FARM 240 acres, 2 miles from Iola.

About 100 acres pasture with rock removed so can be mowed. Some creek bottom land, good timber land with some walnut and inexhaustible water supply. Water rights contract produces $50 a year. Free gas at house. Good bam.

$25 per acre. R. L. THOMPSON AGENCY 40 ACRES Improved, five miles from Iola, hard surface road, possession now; $400 will handle. Iola Land Co.

41 Houses For Sale HOUSE; 6 rooms, modem, close In, cheap. R. L. Thompson Agency. MODERN HOUSE 7 rooms, close in, excellent condition.

For sale at a price that will be a bargain to any home. owner or investor. R. L. Thompson Agency.

OURJANUARYSALE of FINE USED CARS IS GOING STRONG You Cant Beat These Fine Values in Guaranteed Transportation. 1937 Chevrolet DeLuxe Town Sedan 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Coupe 1936 Pontiac 6 Sedan 1936 Ford V8 Deluxe Tudor Trg. 1936 Ford V8 Coach 1935 Plymouth Tudor 1935 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Coach 1935 Terraplane Coach 1933 Terraplane Sedan 1933 Oldsmobile Coupe 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 1931 Pontiac Sedan 1930 Chevrolet Coach Wallis Tractor BUB WHITE motor go. Iola, Kansas (U1AV l) owe WQ3 COLONY, Jan. 17.

Mr. and Mrs George Tressler are moving into the Verne Clark house this week. Mrs. Tressler, who was very ill with typhoid in the fall, was able to go out Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

West. Mrs. Maggie Yokum is staying with Ralph Smith a few days while his parents are away. Mr. Loyd 'Nichols spent Sunday afternoon with her parents: Mr.

and Mrs. DePoe. Miss Henrietta Varaau came down from Kansas City to spend Sunday with her sister, Grace, and parents near Lone Elm. She took her niece Lucille back with her to attend school in Kansas City this semester. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniels spent Sunday visiting in RantouL Miss Ruth Koutz visited with relatives in Iola Sunday. Miss Frances Farris went to Iola Saturday to spend the night and Sunday with Miss Betty Brown. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Denney were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Denton. Mr. E.

Masoil came home from the Santa Fe hospital in Topeka, Saturday, where he had been for the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Prange and daughter Lucille, and son Orland are moving to Neosho Falls this week, to be nearer Mr. Prange 's work in the oil fields.

Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Brady had as their Sunday guests, Mr.

and Mrs. Feterson of Yates Center, who are old friends. Mr. Owen Harrison of Rocky Roost, left early Monday morning for Bronaugh, where his brother is seriously ill. Mr.

J. A. Trubey, who lives one mile west and one-half east of Colony; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Trubey of 606 N.

Walnut, Iola, returned Monday from Ionia, where they had been called by the death of Mrs. John Trubeys brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan had been failing for several years, she being 70 and he 82 years old, and last Wednesday afternoon a neighbor, Mrs Leo Rice took them some medi cine which she had purchased In town for them on Tuesday, but as they had not needed It immediately had waited til Wednesday to deliver same. On going to the house, she found the door open and the house empty.

Searching, she found Mr. and Mrs. Morgan lying dead In the yard. The coroner and other friends were called and it is surmised that possibly Mr. Morgan had fallen, as he was subject to, and In going to his assistance, Mrs.

Morgan had been overcome and died by his side. The time of death was fixed as late Tue day afternoon, as the chickens were running loose and not penned as they would ordinarily have been for the night, and other chores had not been done. Burial was made in a single grave in the Ionia cemetery, following servies in the United Brethren church, conducted by Rev. L. B.

Tremaine, of Lebanon, Friday afternoon. These deaths leave only two children of the original family of 20. Mrs. John Trubey, and another sister, Mrs. L.

A. Breed, who lives 6 miles east of Jewell City. There have been four deaths in the family since last March. Mrs. Elsie Derr was entertained with a surprise birthday party Saturday evening by her friends.

Colony, basketball teams meet the Garnett teams on the Colony court Tuesday evening. Sunday evening about 7:30 Ike Brown of Iola, overturned his light Destroyed Photos or of the Windsors The impulsive action taken by Bishop Arthur H. Browne, above, bishop of Bermuda, in destroying pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor belonging to a girl employe of an island newspaper, had its sequel in his abject apology. truck about five miles north of Colony when he attempted to light his pipe while driving. As he expressed it, he started to light his pipe, and the next thing he knew the truck was on top of him.

Passing motorists picked him up and brought him to Dr. Hatfield in Colony, who dressed the deep cut on his head. His daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Achey of Paola, came for him and his truck was towed to a local garage Monday morning.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT And Affidavit of Publication. Of the Iola Building and Loan Association, located at 106 East Jackson, in the County of Allen. State of Kansas, at the close of business on the 31st day of December, 1937. Authorized capital, Resources Loans to members on real estate (nonnegotiable notes) $45,343.80 Real estate owned (office building) 97,572.41 Due on real estate sold on contract, or options 12.36S.30 Judgments 16,357.37 Furniture and 200.00 Taxes and insurance advanced for borrowers 322.97 Cash in office and banks 1,484.33 Total $173,649.18 Liabilities Installment stock (investment) Installment stock (loan) 5.24L18 $43,631.14 Full-paid stock 87,085.00 Contingent (or reserve) fund 20181 Other liabilities Profit R. E.

Contract 721.48 Undivided profits 42,009.70 Total $173,649.18 The above statement is correct. W. R. SMITH, President. G.

E. PEES, Secretary. SEAL) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of January, 1938. J. M.

POWELL, Notary Public. My commission expires August IE, 1946. ANNOUNCEMENTS Coming Sales Dates FRIDAY. JAN. 21 Public Auction 2 miles east, 2 south of Iola.

Mrs. M. D. Sparks, owner. JANUARY 25 Mnf Emma Robinson and R.

B. Sterling Joint Sale, 5 miles east and 5 miles north of Iola at 10 a. m. JANUARY 31 Fred O. Willis Sale, 1 mile west and 3 miles south of Moran at 10 a.

m. Strayed, Lost, Found LOST Ladies black kid gloves. Return to Register. LOST Schaeffer fountain pen Saturday morning on South Washington. Reward.

Return to Reg ister. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale FREE LICENSE TAGS With Each R. dc G. Car During the Next Few Days 14 Choice Cars At Big Savings Honest Financing Legal Terms C. F.

Morgan Motor Co. Ydut Local Ford Dealer Iola 1937 CHEVROLET COACH with trunk, Chevrolet heater; reasonable. Phone 304 (1120R evenings). Brazil Pontiac Sales Bargains In Used Cars. Pontiac Mechanic.

219 S. WASH. PHONE 919 II H. Reynolds Motor Co. WILLYS SALES SERVICE.

Used Cars Bought and Sold. Special On Late Model Trucks 1936 Plymouth 2-door touring (with trunk) 1936 Dodge Pickup 1936 Chevrolet Truck, 1 ton 1934 Chevrolet Truck, 1 ton 1935 Ford Truck, 1 ton No Finance or Handling Charges ELLIS MOTOR CO. Dodge service Pymouth Ayers Motor Supply Co. Used Cars Bought and Sold. 202 WEST STREET PHONE 202 6 Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts GOOD USED PARTS Pioneer Auto Salvage GUARANTEED Batteries.

Oil, 2 25c. G. R. Hiser. 224 N.

Jeff. Ph. 63. BUSINESS SERVICE 9 Business Service Offered FARM Machinery Repairing. Welding and Machine Work.

O. F. Miller, 12 N. Walnut. Phone 119.

Manley Truck Lines (Formerly Corr Transfer) Freight Shipments. Local and Long Distance Household Goods Moving. Local Transfer, etc. We Move Anything, Anytime. -222 N.

JEFFERSON PHONE 140 EMPLOYMENT 13 Help Wanted Female HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE from Christian home to qualify as Governess in eastern Kansas home; $30 month and keep. Dr. Price, 445-S, Junction City. Kas. 14 Help Wanted Male WANT MEN for land appraisers.

Actual appraisal experience val uable but not required as we train you thoroughly in our own system of making appraisals, and place you. Farming experience valuable. Pay $150 to $300 monthly. See Mr. Insko, Hotel Kelley, Tuesday, Jan.

18, and Wednesday, jan.19. FINANCIAL 18 Money to Loan Insurance R. L. Thompson Agency Write all lines of Insurance, Have Attractive Rate on Farm Locals. Write Surety Bonds.

PHONE 142. LIVE STOCK 21 Horses, CatUe. Miscellaneous FOR SALE Two purebred Shorthorn bulls, 15 months old. John Covkendall, 7 miles southeast LaHarpe. 2 RED SOWS and pigs, mile east, south Carlyle.

Karl Grieves. 22 Poultry and Supplies YOU CAN GET PRODUCE RECEIPTS on Iola Market Day, Wednesday, at Ralph McKinneys Produce Station. First door west of Ice Plant. Phone 658. PRODUCE RECEIPTS GIVEN HERE Iola Market Day (Tomorrow) STAUMACK FEEDS Cream Poultry Eggs DAVID COLE CREAM STATION 114 East Street 22 Poultry and Supplies 200 YEARLING White Leghorn hens; two 1000-egg incubators.

J. E. Bibens, Kincaid, Kas. SUNFLOWER CHICKS Hatches Weekly Jan. 10 till July 1.

The egg shortage makes early orders look like good business this season. Sunflower Hatcheries GAS SCOTT MERCHANDISE 24 Articles For Sale GUARANTEED used electric and engine washers. Maytags, Oil, Repairs. K. C.

Elec. Plbg. Co. 2 VOLT RADIO Two auditorium guitars, tenor banjo; DeLaval cream separator; Eureka sweeper. Public Exchange, 109 West St.

PHILCO RADIO, 22 Winchester rifle, Coleman camp stove. 908 N. Chestnut. 4-WHEEL TRAILER Phone 1003J. CONGOLEUM RUGS Henningers.

FOR SALE A wide tire wagon and grain box, in good condition; 2 sets of harness. J. C. Butcher. ELECTRIC Washers Henningers.

27 Feed, Fuel, Fertilizers PRAIRIE and alfalfa hay, kaffir com, sweet clover seed. M. J. Brower, Iola R. 2.

HEDGEWOOD FOR SALEi G. R. Hiser. 224 Jeff. Phone 63.

28 Household Goods ALL PORCELAIN Ranges, coal ett gas, new or used. Curtis Fuiu. Gas Range Bargains 1 Magic Chef, and 1 Chambers range, like new, at about half their regularprice. Sleeper Furniture Co. 50 RANGES, Heaters and parlor furnaces, new and used.

Curtis Furn BEAL VALUES New Perfection and Florence Oil Stoves and Ranges. ABC and Faultless Gasoline Power and Electric Washers. A large stock of New and Used Furniture. Convenient Terms. Free Delivery.

W. H. Wood Furniture Co. 12 N. WASH.

PHONE 199 FOR SALE Furniture, 4 rooms; nearly new; excellent condition; priced to sell quick. Address Box 162, care The Register. 30 Musical, Radio PIANOS, Radios, Washers. Terms Trade. Curtis Furniture.

32 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Furs, hides and rifle shot rabbits, heads on and drawn. Will be at Farmers Exch. every Wed. and Sat. evening.

K. D. Sharp. BOOMS FOB RENT 33 Rooms BEDROOM Phone 1003J. 34 Apartments and Flats FURNISHED one room with kitchenette, modem, private entrance.

305 South State street. Real Estate for Rent 35 Business Places For Rent FILLING STATION with 5-room house on 54 Highway. Ira Kelley 36 Farms and Land For Rent 80 ACRE FARM Mrs. W. E.

Starks, 422 South Cottonwood. FARM 175 acres, near Iola. Mrs W. E. Lyons, 851 North street.

80 ACRES good pasture, creek and timber. 2 miles northwest of Geneva. Mildred Curtis. M. D.

37 Houses For Rent 5-ROOM HOUSE; Indoor toilet. 616 North First. HOUSE; 5 rooms, close in. Phone 17. TWO 5-ROOM modem houses.

Phone 730. 7-ROOM HOUSE Phone 85, Security Building and Loan. 6-ROOM HOUSE Garage, garden; also 3 -room house, garage, garden. Inquire 212 North Third. 22 Poultry and Supplies TOP PRICES PAID For Cream, Poultry and Eggs We yill Give Produce Receipts Wednesday Make Your Headquarters Here Iola Market Day.

Quality Flour and Feeds The R. C. McKinney Store OPP. POSTOFFICE PHONE 389 WE BUY Cream, Poultry, and Eggs Stop In and Get Acquainted While In Town Iola Market Day (Tomorrow) PRODUCE RECEIPTS GIVEN HERE YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED HARDING CREAM CO. 212 SOUTH ST.

PHONE 264 $3,500 IN PRIZES FOR TOE BEST ANSWERS TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTION: Why do you like the New World's Standard DeLaval Cream Separator? Call For Entry Blanks and Rules For This Contest. Produce Receipts Given for Iola Market Day Taylor Hatchery Pro. 201 SOUTH JEFFERSON Produce Receipts Given Here Iola Market Day Wednesday Highest Cash Prices Paid For Your Gream, Poultry and Eggs Complete Stock of Flour and Feeds Vega Cream Separators Wood and Coal FARMER'S EXCHANGE R. A. Coleman, Owner 212 S.

JEFFERSON PHONE 413 PRODUCE RECEIPTS GIVEN HERE Iola Market Pay (Wednesday) Cream Poultry Eggs Feeds GRANGE PRODUCE 118 E. JACKSON PHONE 734 BABY CHICKS Order now. Discounts on advance orders. Bring to us your custom hatching. Taylor Hatcheries, 201 S.

Jefferson, Kansas. LOCAL PRODUCE No. 1 Eggs No. 2 Eggs No. 3 Eggs Ungraded Eggs Butterfat, lb 26c Butterfat, lb 29c Sweet Butterfat, lb 32c No.

1 Capons, over 8 lbs 21c No. 1 Capons, 7 to 8 lbs 20c No. 1 Capons, 6 to 7 lbs 19c Capons Under 6 at Stag Prices. 4-5 inclusive 1 Hens, over 5 lbs 16c jiU 1 Light Hens, under 4 lbs. 11c Old Roosters 9c All classes No.

2 Poultry, 5c lb. less. Heavy Bred Stags 13c Light Bred Stags 11c All Springs Graded Light Hens and Stags. Horse Hides to $1.75 Green Hides, lb 5c Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, Jan.

18. (AP) Eggs 19, other produce and poultry unchanged. Kansas City Ilay. Kansas City, Jan. 18.

(AP) Hay: 13 cars, prices unchanged. Kansas City Grain. Kansas City, Jan. 18. (AP) Wheat: 71 cars; -l lower.

No. 2 dark hard, 1.04 -08; No. 3 1.06-07; No. 2 hard, 1.02-09; No. 3 1.03; No.

2 red 1.01; No. 3, 98-99. Close: May 96; July 88. Corn: 31 cars; higher to 1 lower. No.

2 white 60-61; No. 3, nom. -58-60; No. 2 yellow 57-58; No. 3 57-58; Na 2 mixed 57; No.

3. nom. 65-57. Close: May 58; July 58; September 58. Oats: 1 car; unchanged No.

2 white nom. 34-34; No. 3, nom. 33-34. Milo maize Kafir 89-94.

JRye. 71-72. Barley, 46-65. No. 1 hard and.

dark hard wheat 8 to 14 cents over May. No. 2 hard and dark hard 6 to 13 cents over; No, 1 red wheat 7 to 8 cents over; No. 2 red 5 to 7 cents over; No. 2 white corn 2 to 3 cents over; No.

2 yellow com under to cents over; No. 2 mixed com even to 1 cent under. Kansas City Livestock Close. Hogs: Unchanged. Cattle: Compared with' Mondays close, beef steers and yearlings uneven, steady to easier, spots 10-15 lower; fat she stock steady to weak; low cutter and cutter cows fully steady; two loads choice 1199 ib.

steers 8.23, best light weights 8.G0; bulk fed steers 6.75-8.25; choice heavy heifers 7.75; load good cows 6.00. Sheep: Lambs mostly 15-25 lower: dieep and yearlings steady; top fed lambs to shippers 8.20, others to peckers natives downward from 7.75; shorn yearlings 6.65; top slaughter ewes 4.00, others 3.75. Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow; Cattle 4.500; calves 500; hogs sheep 5,000. Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Jan.

18. (AP) U. S. a. Hogs 2.500, no directs; very uneven; desirable 230 lbs.

and down weak to 10 lower than Mondays average; 240 lbs. and up slow, 15-35 lower; top 8.30: good to choice 140-230yJS 8.10-8.30: 240-270 lbs. 7.50-280-310 lbs. sows 6.15-few to 6.65; stock pigs 8.50 rp: 2 6.fo, down. Cattle 5,500, calves beef steers and yearlings in.

liberal sun-ply, few scattered sales 'early steady to weak, most bids 15-25 lower; she stock slow, steady to weak; bulls, vealers and calves steady; stockers and light feeders steady: bulk fed steers of quality to sell 6.7S-8.25, some held upward to 9.25; fat aows largely 6.00-5.75; Jow cutters selected vealers 10.00-10.58; choice light stockers 8.00: heavy sausage bulla up to 625; two loads CASH PARED DDEABD AIRMAILS Our trucker pays you cash for dead horses, cattle and hogs If animal Is In good condition. Our trucks give Instant service day, night, Sunday. We want old live horses and dry bones and pay more for them than anyone else. Tell Central to Charge Long Distance Call To Us. EdDlLA ElENUDEERr-JG WdDHTSS Thone 687 Iola, Kansas Parsons Rendering Wka, Ph.

411. Garnett Rendering Wks Ph. 686 Neodesha Rendering Ph. 371. Burlington Rendg.

Wks, Ph. 320 Fort Scott Rendering Works, Ph. 397. CALL YOUR NEAREST STATION I.