Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 5

E-MONIKHTOR. PAG8 FIVE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Good News and Bad News M. E. They sang. "Asleep In Jesus," "Nearer My God to Thee" and "When the Saints go Marching." The Household of Ruth Lodge Tiad charge of the services.

Burial was made in the Evergreen cemetery. A large number of relatives and frinds of the deceased attended the services. the engine back fired and stars a blaze. damage will amour, to about $25. The wiring on 1 1 car was entirely burned out.

-s I'M i AD Ynti OFMiNnen YES AMD EVERY OTHER MORNIMG FOR TME PAST TWO WEEKS! MRS. 1 CAME OVER TO SPEAK TO YOU ORMR. BAILEY GOT RID OF THE SAY. TOM. DID BAILEY'S DOG WAKE YOU OP THIS MORNING? MF nPYuT nn I NOW, YOU BE DID MR.

BAILEY vSELL HJM? MO, HE TRADED HIM FOR A CORNET1. CAREFUL WHAT Miss Eveline jKoontz, of cr mile west of the city, who und went an operation for appendicifi last Saturday, is reportedWo be pi ting along nicely. I'M (J0IM6 OVER A KID MAKE A VOL! SAY? ABOUT THE WAY YOUR, DOG TODAY.1 DOG PARKS THE, MORMIMG "j-i -rry: The fire department was called out at 8:50 this morning to exting- Why buy ordinary mixed car uish a fire that had started in the chou containing hulls, damage Lon Brown delivery car, which at corn and trash when you can the time was standing at 110 SouthjBrooks Pure. Yellow Corn Clu Broadway. "Buster" Brown, -the driver, was starting the car when made of pure yellow high gra corn at-practically the same pric; FORT SCOTT DAILY TRtBUN NE 211921 i 1 i ti i ulli nMnivi in i nr 1 is jij -a ias' MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

1 distributed as follows: KANSAS NOTES Market TH A LI 1 up; 2 mixed 56c; No. 3 5556c; No. 2 white 61Clc; No. 3. 5758c.

Oats, lower! No. 2 white 37c; No. 2 mixed 34c. Rye, $1.15. Hay, unchanged.

Receipts, wheat, 193 cars. Drygoods Groceries Meats, lardetc Flour and feed Queensware Total 65,798.39 i 111,141.90 95,291.90 21,860.00 3,748.63 $297,840.48 HELP WANTED One "hundred thousand persons will attend the International Show here beginning September 26 it is' estimated. The guests will be given free admission tickets, issued by personal invitations, the, manager of the show has announced. stanchions, double corn crib, horse barn; 2 chicken houses and other outbuildings;" good orchard. Inquire 323 South Judson street.

Fort Seott. Kansas. THREE MILLENARY CLASSES Kansas City. June 21st. Close: Wheat.

July- $1.10 Sept. $1.10. Corn, July 574c; Sept. C078c. WANTED: EXPERIENCED FEMALE cashier that has had experience with the "McCaskey cash register, and with cashier's work.

Address in own hand writing. F. O. Box 501. Kansas City, June 21.

Cattle, beef steers steady to 13c up. Top medium weight 8.50; best yearlings heavies bulk of sales calves steady, 25c up; top bulk good and choice $8.00 8.50; stockers and feeders slow; steady to weak; bulk stockers good kind at all, classes steady; a few cows bulk canners "mostly bulls mostly. $4.00 5.00. Hogs, opened around 25c up; most hogs sold 3040c up; top bulklof good and choice 210 pound and 225 pound butchers bulk of Women of Hiattville, Fulton, and Mapleton Took Instruction From Miss' Maude Finley WANTED Eliscellatteous FOR SALE: GOOD FIVE ROOM house, two good lots, plenty of fruit, would consider trade for larger house. EA.Brown, 710 Couch St.

FOR SALE: EAST" SIDE COTTAGE; six rooms, close in, paved street; a real buy and two thirds can be on WANTED TO RENT; BY AUGUST 1st; good house -with at least 6 rooms. Best of references. Call telephone 2078. Chicago, June 21. Close: Wheat July Sept.

$1.23 1.23s4. Corn, July Sept. 64y865c. Oats, July 38c; Sept. 40ViC; Dec.

42c. Pork. Sept. 18.20. Lard, July 10.07; Sept.

10.42; Oct. 10.57. Breathes there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself has said: "My trade of late is getting bad, HI try another ten inch ad." If such there be, go mark him well, For him no bank account shall No angels watch the golden stair To welcome him a millionaire. The man who never asks for trade By local line or ad displayed Cares more for rest than worldly gain, And patronage but gives him pain. Tread lightly, friends, let ho rude sound Disturb his solitude profound; Here let him live in calm repose Unsought except by men he owes, And -when he dies, go plant him deep, That naught may break his dreamless sleep; Wherein no clamor may dispel The quiet that he loved so And that the world may know its loss, Place on his grave a wreath of moss; And on the stone above: "Here lies A chump who wouldn't From The Kansas City Kansan.

Three classes of farm women, one each at Hiattville, Fulton, and Mapleton, took instructions in hat making from Miss Maude Fin- mommy payments. Chenault Bros. Salina: Dr. M. M.

Stolz, librarian and museum keeper at "Wesle-yan University here, has received a collection of seeds from Frederick Brorson, a. former Wesleyan student, that are said to be 900 years old. Corn is the principal makeup xf the collection. The seeds were found in the National Park in Colorado. REIJT: BY AUGUST FOR SALliTMOST'DrRABTirVA good house of least 6 1st; at rooms, cant lots in city, only to one wish fley, of the State Agricultural Coll ing to build In keeping with the lots.

Chenault Bros. ege, during the time she was here FOR SALE: VACANT LOTS OLD Former Fort Scott Woman last weekand week before last. sales, pigs scarce and Best of reference. Call Telephone WANTED; YOU TO TRY OURME-thod of cleaning. Belter work at reasonable prices.

No odor; sani- tary guessing lasting creases. Phone 1600. Glen C. Speakman. A Fort Scott man, stopping on and new houses, also 17 1-2 ires, 1 mile of town, with new Louse.

Telephone 1165. McCramer Shorten, contractors and builders. steady; few choice kinds Sheep, lambs 5075c up; Arizona natives sheep fully 25c. up, Arizona ewes The names of the women making up the various classes follow: Hiattville: Mrs. Harry Westcott, Mrs.

Floyd Ottawa: One of the features of the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Murphy FOUND few natives Texas Cleland, Mr. George Wray, Mrs.

td.ia here last week was the serving of Landers, Mrs. Charles Forsythe, yearlings $7.25. FOR SALE: TWO HUNDRED FOR-ty acre farm, on rock road, four miles west of Fort Scott This is one of the best farms in Bourbon county. James G. Sheppard, Owner.

SALE MISCELLANEOUS Miss Smiley, Welma Wray, Mable part of "their wedding cake, which has been preserved since their marriage. It was a fruit cake, and though the frosting had fallen off was soft and moist, according to thost partaking. tne sixtn noor of the Baltimore hotel the other day, was in his room when the chambermaid entered to leave some towels. She looked familiar: "Did you ever live In Fort Scott?" he asked her. "Yes," she replied, "my name is Parmenter; I was Charley Par-menter's wife; do you remember him he killed Frank Bruner down there." She is a woman, aged with care and crippled with rheumatism, digging out a living on the sixth floor of the Baltimore.

FOUND; OIL CUP FROM REO CAR. 103 W. Oak, FOUND; GOOD 5 PLY RUBBER hose In SO foot lengths nozzlts 75c; all steel frame, garden plows, 5.25. Grant Lumber Co. FOUND: 2 QUART ICE CREAM Freezers, will freeze the cream in 5 minutes, $1.50.

Guaranteed red barn paint, $2.00 per gallon. Grant Lumber Co. FOUND. SPECIALLY PREPARED bug destroyer, drives the bugs off of all, plants, 3c per pound. Vacuum hand clothes washer, cleans the clothes perfectly, $1.00.

Grant Lumber Co. MISCELLANEOUS Chicago, June 21 Cattle, dry fed steers and she stock strong to 15c up; stockers and feeders steady; top yearlings, bulk beef steers $7.25 ft 8.35; bulk fat cows and heifers $4.50 6.00; veal calves mostly around $9.50. Hags, 2535c up; top bulk pigs at 11 15c up; bulk of desirables 25c. Thompson, Marie Strasser Anna Strasser, Mary Brick. Fulton: Mrs.

Alex Mason, Mrs. Esther Mason, Mrs. Zola Cheever, Mrs. Leta Barnett, Mrs. Edna Towles, Emily Coleman, Mrs.

Alva Brown, Marie Stevanus, Emma Erie, Marie Fairbanks. Mapleton: Mrs. L. T. CamDbell.

Mrs. Ever- Topeka: The wheat harvest in Shawnee county got under way the later part of last week, according mm foriiiFmiTsanra to F. O. Blecha, county farm agent. Blecha.

together with F. N. fcaimon, assistant professor ofiett Hammons. Mrs. Kpith fnvor nrr Inrlifift': agronomy at Kansas State Agri-jMrs.

Don Campbell. Mrs Georae culural College, estimated the Kansas City, June 21. Produce: hens llc up, 21c; broilers 27 33c; roosters unchanged. Butter, 3c up; creamery 36c; packing stock riessong, Mrs. c.

A. Hessong. Mrs. Will Green, Mrs. Clarence Hender The funeral services for Mrs.

Lennie Florence Wade, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 -o'clock from the Little Street Methodist church, conducted by Rev. Young, assisted by Rev. Rowe. Rev. Young took as his subject "The Patience -J yield would average between 15 and 18 bushels an acre.

Some of the wheat will run as high as 40 bushels an acre, they said. No unchanged. Eggs, firsts 21c; sec- son, Mrs. James Donnelley, Mrs. George Clayton, Clare Belle Weeks, Iva Camp.Verna Needham and Waddell.

onds 19c. lr" wtm mwwu.uus labor shortage is evident so far, ti. ft 1 County Agent Blecha stated. 01 juu. usic was iurnisnea Dy Porlnfaitts, Invalid and OrowfasCtilldren I Rich Milk, Malted OnlnBxtract In Powder the choirs of the A.

M. E. and the he Original Food-Drink For All Aea No CookinjrouruhuigDi2ULl Wichita Frank Barnes, 15 Kansas City, June 21. Cash wheat, market unchanged to 3c lower; No. 1 hard No.

2 No. 1 red No. 2 $1.241.25. Corn, unchanged to FOR SALE: REFRIGERATOR BOX for storage use. A good one, at 518 Clark St.

Phone 391. FOR SALE: GOOD RUBBER TIRED carriage. Phone 2057. FOR SALE: TWO GOOD FRESH cows; also one team work horses, in fine condition. A.

T. Hausam, at bend of National avenue. Phone 915-W. FOR SALE: -THE AS IESTRU ning washing machine made, big size clothes basket heavy galvanized -wash tub3 65c; brass wash boards 90c.Grant Jjumber Co. WANTED: BUYERS-FOR GUARAN-teed house paint, all colors, $3.00 per gallon; black screen paint.

60c per quart; pure linseed oil $1.25 per gallon. Grant Lumber Co. FOR SALeTOOD-SHEET LUMBER 3c per foot; 12 inch boxing boards, any lenghth, 3 l-2c per foot; 6 inch 8 foot car Biding 8c per foot. Grant Lumber Co. forTsaleT- fTe1Takorch swfnps, four feet long, with chains and hooks, hung up on your porch.

$5.75: good cedar shingles 90c per bundle. Grant LumberjCo. FOR SALE: HOLLOW BUILDING tile, just the thing for porch piers, gara ges, barns and houses, 12c per block, less price in quantities. Grant Lumber Co. OFFICE CHAIRS FOR SALE: GOOD, strong chairs at W.

C. Gunn's of-fice. 111 E. Wall. FOR SALE: HOT WATER HEATING boiler.

A large one and in good "condition. Suitable for any six to nine room house. eGo. W. Marble.

years old has a remarkable record MI3 as a young artist, according to Wichita artists. Barnes took up art two years ago on his own ini i TTtS tiative and at the present time a TTTmtTA has a large collection of paintings he has done in that time. He plans to open a studio in Wichita within two years, he stated. El AN UJ IC A SE Water- f- 'WK Proof My'lV Powder fM That Topeka: That the cost of livine MAPLETON John Bailey of Fort Wayne, Ind. who has been spending gome time visiting the evi Hessong family left last week for Nowata, where he will visit his cousin, Clyde Hessing and family, i Bert Mulford and wife returned home last week from Kansas City where they had spent a few days visiting their son, James Mulford and wife.

Hattie Sallee returned to Kansas City last week after spending a few days with relatives. She was accompanied home by her grandmother, Mrs. Godman who will spend a few weeks in Kansas City. Mrs. Alfred Wilgus, daughter Louise, son Victor and Warren Dalrymple of La Cygne spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.

Jack Green and family, James Mulford. wife, babv and in 1921 is considerably lower than Pi-'i t. LOST: EITHER AT THE PRESBY-terian church or between there and 308 S. Eddy, a small gray and light shaded hand bag, containing a five dollar bill and some silver. Reward If returned to 308 S.

Eddy or phone 442. PLEATING, DRESSMAKING. BEAD-ing and embroidery. Mrs. Carl Ek- atedt.

Phone 1253. STRAYED FROM'THE ROODHOUSE barn, on Plaza, one black sow. will weigh about 175 pounds. Report to Roodhouse barn andreceiyereward. TAKEN UP: BROWN MARE, Weight about 1200 came to my farm about ten days Owner may claim same at my farm.

Clyde Brill-hart, 2 miles south jfMarmaton. LOST: BETWEEN FORT SCOTT and hanger tools; paster, 12 inch smoother, large pair shears, trimming knife, etc. Finder please leave at Tribune or phone 1879. W. C.

Spaui BACK TO NORMAL: MEN'S HALF aolea women's half soles, 85c; rubber heels, 50c. W. J. Johnson, 120 E. Wall stree t.

MISCELLANEOUS: DISINFECTING lime 50c per sack; cold solder for mending pans, buckets and pipes. 25c per. can. Good, heavy tin milk buckets 80c. Grant Lumber Co.

MISCELLANEOUS: EXTRA GOOD 8 inch ship lap. any length, 4c per foot. All sizes of black screen wire, 3 1-2 cents per square foot. Grant LumberCo. MISCELLANEOUS: GOOD CLEAR red wood lumber, as wide as 24 inches, just the lumber for boats, and good sized ironing boards, $1.85.

Grant Lumber Co. BRING YOUR PANAMAS AND straws to be cleaned and blocked; clean Tugs -without breaking the Bizing. Try us. Phone 1500. Glen C.

Speak man. FRESH RHUBARB FOR CANNING; 6 pound per $1.00. delivered Tues 1919 is shown in a report of the prices on foodstuffs and drygoods wmu paid by the state for the state Institutions, issued by James A. Rub Off Kimball, state business manager. The report shows that prices on all merchandise and groceries are POULTRY FOR SALE it.

i from 40 to 60 percent lower than two years ago. Some of the tfrices paid durincr FOR SALE: CHICKENS; FAT HENS and frying; also vegetables and milk, butter and cheese. Seaver farm. Call 517F11. CARS FOR SALE Hakes every skin presentable, is absolutely barm-lew, may be used for dajr or evening tnake-np.

That is an old slogan, but one that has been sor often proven, as to be absolutely indisputable. The most economical purchase that you can make for your kitchen is a Jewell Gas Range. It will do your cooking with less gas and will give the most dependable service of any gas range on the market Mrs. Ruth WToods of Kansas City aie speuuing a iew aays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Mul- iord. MARINELLO Phantom Powder EfferT, easily applied, protects ud beantifies. Foil, free directki iar ui ad wvagl. ur. Kees returned home Saturday from Excelsop Springs, where he has been for the benefit of: his 191 9 BUICK TOURING.

BARGAIN. 3, 490 Tourings, bargains. 1 Ford coupe, bargain. All in first class condition. JOHNSON SALES CO.

WANTED: LIGHT, SERVICEABLE automobile as first payment small brick store building. Well located, always rented. Monthly terms to suit purchaser. Address L. care of Tribune, or phon 972.

-t- -VJ-Jjjj-J-; nealtn and is much imoroved. June 1921, in, comparison with the prices are as follows, all prices- quoted being per hundred pounds and f. o. b. Topeka: 1921, beef, 1919, bacon salt meat, $7.85, ham, $23.20, butter-ine, $26.24.

Dry "goods' purchased for the state institutions for the past week were bought at the contract of 25 to 30 percent less than last December, Recording to Mr. Kimball. A 20 percent saving was made on groceries, while meat cost 20 percent less and queensware, 30 percent less. The total foodstuffs and dry-goods purchases Tor the past week by the state amounted to Robert Mason, Jr. of Fort Scott is visiting at the home of his aunt days or Fridays.

Will send anyJ iurs. jess luuier and family. FOR RENT SYNOTT BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 171, appointment Why buy ordinary mixed corn Fair Enough Isn't It. FOR RENT; THE UPPER A PART -ment of the duplex at 302 National Ave. Call phone 141.

chop containing hulls, damaged corn and trash when you can get Brooks Pure Yellow Corn -Chop, made of pure yellow high grade corn at practically the same price? mim i ii ii mm aii 1 I FOR RENT: $1500 PER YEAR; 480 a. near McCune, Kansas, second bottom, well improved; 300 available for wheat. Will lease 5 years. Clara Jordon.ForrScott, Kansas. FOR RENT: OFFICE ROOMS.

AT 14 S. Main street. Inquire Sechler's shoe store. Ttie only increase in fare Are want in our town is EVERETT TRUE BYCONDO wntre uy parcel post bi same price, plus postage. Five cents per pound at farm any day except Sunday.

Smallwood farm, one mile east of city. BTOP PAYING RENT. BUY A HOME On the-installment plan; some good business houses for sale. Inquire W. J.

Johnson's Shoe Shop. 120 East Wjin street. IBjTSASXEST FOR SALE: 4 ROOM COTTAGE, new- ly good location; and easy terms. Phone 1796 or -call at 511 Os- bun street. MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE.

ON east Bide. Good. location. $2100.00 Also good vacant lots. W.

C. Gunn Sort. Ill E. Wall St. FOR SALE: MY NEW BUNGALOW, at 9th and Holbrook; is ready for occupancy.

Buy now and have the pleasure of living in a new W. S. iraff, 116 Seott Ave. Phones No. 3 and No.

1565. 5 Head of Main Street rOR 50Tfr5 TIM 5 MOW YOO'VC B3Xai GwC l- frm, a BE FOR RENT: UPTOWN APART-ments; one 5 rooms with bath, one 4 rooms with bath; both newly finished and decorated, with gas and electricity. Water furnished. Tn- QUijre209 1-2 Market. Phone 403.

FOR RENT: ONE LARGE ROOM, well furnished for light housekeep-lng; modern, at 123 S. Barbee. FOR RENT: SUITE OF ROOMS OV-er Rodecker's store. Call at Rodeck-er's store. EOR RENT: AT 123 WEST WALL; 3 rooms furnished for light house-keeping.

Phone 478. FOR RENT: APARTMENT OVER Sechler's shoe store. Inquire at Sechler's shoe store. FOR RENT: PLEASANT SLEEPINO rooms. 307 S.

Main. Phone 153L Best FOR SALE: CHEAP, IF TAKEN AT once; room modern cottage, 2 lots. 1 C7s a Corn Flakes garage and good outbuildings. Part; All Mills Try to Equal i-asu, oaiance payments. Taa usDun street.

Phone 1278. FARM FOR SALE: 160 acres. 3 miles southwest of Mapleton. well Improv- well on place, piped Into buildings; silo, cow barn. Louden rrsi Maude Tlceives Degree TO AlpllliiifiSlllil iMiwuiri ii in jiL.K 1 liiti I 'i i in.tirui z.

1 VERY, FEW do equal and NONE surpass it. When you buy RedStar you buy-the Best Flour Made. 4 yf -f Vic i I (0o Your Grocer Sells It. i Jobbers Uiu21 11 Master of Artaon rJaude Aam honorary deCTe of heroine of "Petftr Trt zS, r.at lts 12ath commencement. The Coca Bottling Co.

Scott, Kaas. L- Wz i nior ctheVa refvt? amlassaJor to England..