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-1 il I THE COFFEYVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1920. PAGE THREE MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE THE JOURNAL'S MARKET REPORTS FOR SALEREAL ESTATE GOOD FOUR ROOM cottae-e nn Wet mi ire IReioef 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief rr i-w mm mm mm mmm-mm ROBBERS SHOT VICTIM FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LISTEN; VIEWS; dandy 210 vllhiy farm, at town, 175 cultivated, use Tiding machinery, $60 acre, terms; dandy 80, $3,500, terms. McGrath, Mountain View, Mo. 2-21-lx NICE FIVE ROOM modern bungalow on West Third street; practically good large cistern. Price only $3,000, if sold this week, Handy Wilber, room 6, over Truby's.

Phone 725. 2-23-3 (butcher heifers, $6.90 12.25; cows, Harry A. Thacker, $6.65 11.25; conners, calves, Wounded Two Times by Holdup feeders $7.75 12.75; Men Early Saturday Xignt. stockers, $6.5011, When Harry A. Thacker, former Sheep Receipts, steady to ANYONE wishing children cared for afternoons or evenings, phone 1775-W.

2-21-3 SHOE REPAIRING All kinds repair and new work done by a real shoe maker. T. J. Ctfastain, 716 Union St. 2-11-24 LIFE INSURANCE Are you thinking of a new life policy.

I am agent for the New York Life, the largest company in the world, the new features of the policy are very desirable. Before buying let me explain them to you. F. E. Garverick, at Weaver Realty Co.

Phone 368. 1-21-tf WELDING Bring us the broken I parts farm and drilling machinery, autos, etc. Gunn Welding Repair 210 E. Tenth. 3-4-tf CARBON REMOVED Drive in, we'll 1 bum the carbon out of your engine while you wait.

Gunn Welding Re-! pair 210 E. Tenth. 3-4-tf NOTARY PUBLIC mortgages and other papers quickly drawn; any kind of insurance. In office from a. m.

to 6 p. m. Weaver Realty Co. Phone 36S. Plaza Blocks 6-27-tf WANTED SHOP MAN wanted one who under-j stands furniture shop work will be given the preference.

Call and see us please do not telephone. Ferguson Bros. 2-20-3 STORAGE AND HAULING PTTCKF.TT RROS Trnfr A Sfnr age Co. is prepared to do all kinds. Long distance hauling a specialty.

Fire proof storage. Prompt service and satisfaction given. Carl Puckett, Mgr. Phone 1211. tf COLLECTIONS IF YOU NEED expert help in collect-' ing your accounts, phone 286.

No collection, no charge. Arthur Mercantile Agency, room 6, Terminal building. 10-22-tf FOR RENT THE 5-ROOM new bungalow at 813 West 6th. Phone 426. Embree W.

Morgan. 2-21-3 TWO SLEEPING ROOMS with board; modern house; suitable for two men or man and wife. Call at 505 West Eighth. 2-21-3 1 BRAND NEW, large size Electric i a. 1 .1 ouuiiuii vjeaner lor rent uy ine uay.

Delivered and called for $1.50 per day. Telephone 249. Ferguson Bros. 2-20-3 FIVE ROOM house arid barn. $20.00 per month.

Phone. 1193J. 2-20-3 OELP WANTED JERSEY COW at 12 East Beatty. 2-23-3 GOOD MILK COW and farm wagon. Call at 113 Jefferson.

2-23-3x ALFALFA HAY; fine stems; heavy bales. Call at 705 Willow or phone 1976-W. 2-23-3X FAVORITE 120-egg incubator; practically new. Call at 401 Union. 2-23-3x YOUR CHOICE of two cows- one four 'year old, giving two gallons; one six years old, fresh in few days.

Call evenings at 1523 Maple. 2-23-3 FOUR WORK MARES; two work horses; cow and calf; ten White Wyandotte hens and rooster; nearly new gas cook stove. Jas. P. Davis, P.

O. Box 75, Dearing, Kansas. 2-23-3 FULL BLOOD JERSEY cow giving 5 gallons milk a day; one roan cow giving five gallons a day; also Roan Durham male. W. S.

Fisk, Coffeyville, Route 2, Perkins phone. 2-21-3x GOOD CLEAN, baled alfalfa hay, bleached some by rain. Call 919F1. Mary Beatty. 2-21-3x OVERLAND M90 cheap if taken at once.

Phone 1713-W. 2-21-3x GRAPEVINES, 5 for $18 per 100. Rhubard 12 for $7.50 per 100. Strawberry plants 75c per 100; $6 per 1,000. Ernest Miller Son.

Phone 938F2. 2-21-Ox Good horse; will work single or double; also good milch cow and week old calf. See J. Keefauver, 1808 Walnut, or phone 407 after 6 o'clock. 2-20-3x FURNITURE; 4 cook stoves, gas, wood or coal; beds; mattresses; springs; baby walker, and baby crib; 2 8-day clocks; 2 auto chains.

Call at 210 East Twelfth. Mike Burke. 2-20-3x it a. ti. I FIVE ROOM cottage on West Tenth.

Price $1,500.00, bargain, see owner, Mrs. L. Nye, No. 8 East Second. 2-20-3x SIX HOGSHEADS and 20 packing barrels.

Wells Bros. 2-20-3 1,200 FEET INCH PIPE in good condition. Price, 6 cents per foot. H. E.

Goldsberry, Dearing, Kas. 2-20-3X ONE FARM WAGON. Call at 804 Kansas street. 2-20-3x SOME DRY hickory and pecan wood left. Phone 782-J.

C. I. Moon, 1015 East Eighth. 2-20-3x DODGE 5-passenger, good engine and top; good tires. Ready to go.

Will take used piano as part pay, or will trade for Dodge roadster: Ferguson Bros. 2-20-3 CHOICE 5-ROOM modem bungalow in Gillam Heights $3,650. Possession very soon. Bowman Realty Co. 2-20-3 NICE FIVE ROOM modern cottage on Sterling street! e-nod farawr in good neighborhood.

Price $2,500. nanay Wilber; room 6 over Truby's. Phone 725. 2-23-3 SIX-ROOM house, fine shade, cistern and well; only blocks from Plaza. $1700.

See Embree W. Morgan. Phone 420. 2-21-3 4-ROOM COTTAGE with two lots, on west side; not close in; but property in pink of condition. Good terms, price $1,350.

Bowman Realty Co. 2-20-3 SIX-ROOM house, big barn, shade, nearly one acre of prnnnH? $ifi75 See Embree W. Morgan. Phone 426. i SiTW- i 2-21-3 SEVEN-ROOM, modem house, close to high school; rents at $30 per month.

$2500. $1000 down, balance monthly. See Embree W. Morkan. Phone 426.

2-21-3 G-ROOM HOUSE; garage; with small! house on rear; corner lot; close in' on west Third street; good income and good property and the location can't be beat. Price $3,800. Bowman Realty Co. 2-20-3 FIVE-ROOM Bungalow; cistern, small bam; 3 lots; $1850. See Embree W.

Mortran. Phone 426. 2-21-3 5-ROOM MODERN Bungalow; gar-' nn. Arc 7 age; store house: chicken houses; 1 100 ACRES of prime, black, limestone cistern; electric lights and gas; well lancJ' 4. huse- barn on wpSt.

Third-- cnnn. PrW well located. $C0 per acre. $2000 $3,350. Bowman Realty Co.

2-20-3 barn, corner, south part in excellent condition. $2675. Half cash. See Embree W. Morgan.

Phone 426. 91 7-ROOM two story; modern house; nearly new; close in north part; good garage; paving paid out; GRAIN, HAY AND PROVISIONS THE HAY MARKET. Kansas City, Feb. 23. Hay prices were quoted unchanged today.

Alfalfa Choice, $35(5)36; No. 1, $2632; No. 2, No. 3, $1417.50. Prairie Choice, $2223; No.

$19 21.50; No. 2, No. 3, $9 (a; I 50. Timothy No. 1, standard, No.

2, 28.50; No. 3, S23.5026. Produce LOCAL QUOTATIONS. Hens and pullets, 30c; springs, 25c; young roosters, 17c; old roosters, 12; ducks, 25c; geese, 20c; No. 1 turkeys, 35c; No.

2 turkeys, 30c; old torn turkeys, 30e; No. 1 capons, hoc, fresh egs, 40c. AT KANSAS CITY, Kansas City, Feb. 23. Butter.

Creamery, unchanged. Extras, 59c; firsts. 57c: seconds. 54c; packing, 1 cent higher, 46c. Eggs Firsts.

4 cents lower, 50c; case lots, $1.15 lower, $14.55. Poultry Hens. 1 cent higher, 32c; others unchanged; roosters, 1524c; broilers. 35c. GRANDMOTHER KNEW There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard-plastet burned and blistered while it acted.

Gei the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without tha plaster nc without the blieter. Musterole does it. It is a clean, whiti ointment, made with oil of mustard. It it scientifically prepared, so that it work wonders, end yet does not blister th tenderest skin. Just massage Musterole in with the fin ger-tips gently.

See how quickly it bring! rtlief how speedily the pain disappears Use Musterole for sore throat, bron tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds the chest (it often prevents pneumonia) 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. DR. J. B. MERRICK Dentist Surgeon Phone: Office 505; Res.

420 Office Weaverling Bldg, 128 Vv. ft PAINTING AND PAPER ROY ALDERMAN HANGING Phone 1612W RADIATOR SHOP Radiators Repaired and Rebuilt 919 Walnut Street Walter S. Keith Harold McGugin KEITH McGUGIN LAWYERS General Practice in All Courts States and Federal Abstracts, Contracts, Wills and Office Practice. Over Junction Drug Store. Phone 125 "An examined abstract assures good Title." Schedule The Union Traction Company NORTH First car leaves Coffeyville for Independence, Cherryvale and Par sons at 6:20 a.

the next car at 7: JO a. and every hour and a half thereafter up to and Including 9:30 p. m. the last car for Independence and Cherryvale only at 10:30 p. m.

SOUTH First car leaves Coffeyville for Lenapah. Delaware and Nowata at 6:10 a. the next car at 7:30 a. then every hour and a half there-. after up to and Including 10:30 p.

which 1a the last car. Insurance, Bonds and Loans All kinds of insurance written by FRANK McCLELLAN Phone G26 818 Walnut Street FRANK N. SKINNER UNDERTAKER AUTO AMBULANCE Phones Office 161; Residence 87 117 West Tenth Street F. L. VAN GOUDER, M.

D. Practice Limited to Diseases oi Rooms 8-9, Kellogg: Iftdg. Phone 992 Coffeyville, Kan. McCULLOUGH PLUMBING CO. General Repair Work 903 West 8th Phone 973 LIVESTOCK AT KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Feb. 23. Hogs-Receipts, unevenly steady to 15 cents lower than Friday's average. Bulk, heavies, 13.60; mediums, lights, pigs, Cattle Receipts, steady to weak. Choice heavy beef steers, medium, common, choice lights, common, 25 cents higher.

Lambs, 20.40; yearling wethers, ewes, $10.75 13.50; breeding ewes, $8 (3)14; feeder lambs, $15.5018.25. AT CHICAGO Chicaeo, Feb. 23. Hogs Receipts, I top, heavy,) medium, light, pigs, 14.50. CattJe Receipts, weak.

Choice) heavy steers, medium, common, choice lights, common, butcher heifers, 12.75; cows. 11.50; canners, $5 calves, $15.25 16.75; feeders, S7.5011.50; stockers, Sheep Receipts, weak. Lambs, ewes, medium good and choice, I EAST ST. LOUIS. East St.

Louis, 111., Feb. 23. Hogs Receipts, uneven; 25 lower. $14(3)15; heavy, Imodium Kl41Fi 1 f. liirVlt.

dFi(a) lights, pigs, $12 14.75. Cattle Receipts, steady, Choice heavy steers, $14(3) 16; medium, common, lights, common. butch- er heifers, 13.50; cows, 10.50; canners, calves, $12 3 17.50; feeders, stockers, Sheep Receipts, slow, steady to strong. Lambs, culls, yearling wethers, 1 choice ewes, culls, $5(3)9. I quarantine, according to ur.

I Women and girls appear to be more susceptible to the disease than men, it is indicated from the reports turned over to the health department. In the i last three days twenty-nine female cases have been reported, as against sixteen male cases UNION HEADS ASSAIL PROPOSEDRAIL PLAN (Continued from page one) the rate guarantee section did not take a dollar out of the public treasury. order to prejudice it among the people, it has been temed a guaranty There is a guaranty in the bill of the standard return and against deficits continuing for six months after the railways are returned to their own- Denies a Guaranty. "The rate making section is not a guaranty. Not a dollar is to be paid from the treasury on account of its provisions, and no obligation whatever on the part of the government is crpted." He said the bill merely directed the Interstate Commerce commission that insofar as was practicable it should make rates that would yield a net operating income of 5Jfc per cent "upon the true value of the railway property." The income would depend whol ly upon the location of the roads, the Iowa senator pointed out, asserting that some roads would earn not more than 2 -per cent." "To call it a guaranty is to be eith er maliciously false or stupidly ignorant," declared.

Robertson Reviews Bill. Senator Robertson, Democrat, Arkansas, one of the conferees and author of the anti-strike provision of the senpte bill which was discarded in conference, reviewed the measure at some length, dealing particularly with the labor situation. "The labor provisions, fairly construed, do not justify the assaults made upon them," he said. "This is not a government of labor organizations. It must not be perverted in char octer so as to become the means of denying right of justice to any class of law abiding citizens.

Threats of industrial revolution boasts of polit-'. ical vengeance to be wreaked on contemptible cowards who occasionally disgrace public office, vengeance through the manifest ill-temper of labor leaders, who regard themselves as the dictators of public policy, may secure temporary advantages detrimental to the general public interests for the organizations which they misrepresent, but in the end the public will know and understand." Praises Labor Board Plan. Referring to th" labor board provided for in the bill, he said: "It is astonishing that the labor organizations should assume the position that wage demands cannot fairly be determined by any tribunal which human wisdom can conceive, or which American statesmanship may devise." He added that "this measure becomes a hill of rights for labor," and insured the employment of the power of the United States, when invoked to safeguard those rights, At the White House it was said the president was at work on hi3 answer to suggestions recently made bv the brotherhoods for a tribunal indepen-Hen hat nrovided for in the railroad bill to pass on disputes, the sur- fetinTi Keirg tht the tribunal be composed of employers and workers onlv. No intimation of Mr. Wilson's position on this suggestion was available, but some officials, judging, bv he past inclined to the opinion that he would again indicate his belief that the public also need be represented.

Tenth street on pavement; nice high lot; good cistern; possession at once. i Terms or cash. Handy Wilber, room 6 over Truby's. Phone 725. 2-23-3 1 131 ACRES in the beautiful Ozarks; t'O acres creek bottom; 71 acres timber pasture; fair house and barn; fine orchard; fine water; all hog proof; seven miles of Lebanon, Mo.

Will sell or trade for farm here. Ad-. dress 819 West Fourteenth. 2-23-3x I FORTY ACRES good bottom land in Sec. 32, Twp.

29, Range 15, East, 6 southwest of South Coffeyville, Okla. Lelia H. Richards, 515 Maple. Phone 1983-W. 2-21-3x NICE FOUR ROOM cottage on North Walnut; corner lot; good cistern; possession at once.

Terms or cash. I Handy Wilber, room 6 over Truby's. Phone 725. 2-23-3 NEW, MODERN bungalow, close in, i 10 rooms, 5 closets, pantry, 2 bath rooms, two halls, two porches, lot 40x 200. Price $5,500.

Call at 515 Maple, or phone 1983-W. 2-21-3x tiongandf fg vbgk cmf EIGHT ROOM modern house, close in I on Maple big double garage, cistern, lot 75x190 feet. $3000 cash, balance terms. Lot alone will be worth price asked in a short time. Coffeyville Realty H5y2 Wes 9th.

Phone 41. 2-20-3 A DANDY 240-acre farm; half in cultivation, balance pasture and meadow; 100 of this is first creek bottom; 7-room house, barn, etc. $80 per acre. This is on county road. Embree W.

Morgan. 2-21-3 SIX ROOM modern house, garage, chicken house, in 300 block on West First St. $3500. Coffeyville Realty 115 West 9th. Phone 41.

2-20-3 1 iw oungaiows on west imra 3u ntwa Iff Coffeyville Realty 115 West 9th. Phone 41. 2-20-3 balance easy terms Embree W. Morgan. Phone 426.

2-21-3 80 2V? mile out 20 acres; creek, well, cistern, 4-room house, barn, family orchard, $1500 cash will handle. Balance on terms. See Embree W. Morgan. Phone 420.

2-21-3 on a uirl1' Jrii, new granary aiiu wagon sneu, a i 11 -i living siui'K wen, uig always tUS Realty 115 West Ninth. Phone 41 1-20-6 WE tJa'RE YOU to pass this up; a fin faJm whos net sel1 veT? cheap because of advancing age; this is all the best edsho bottom land; 75 acres in cuL tivation, 50 acres of meadow, balance timber and pasture; 30 acres of wheat sown; 1 from Chetopa; no build- i'ns; ideal orchard, alfalfa and corn land; when set to alfalfa will pay out in one year; price $45 per acre; $2,000 cash owner will carry balance. Curry Kennedy. 2-21-3 POULTRY AND EGGS EGGS for hatching from Rose Comb Rhone Island Reds. per setting.

F. W. Helmering. Phone 940-J. 2-23-3x WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for hatching; Rhode Island Red rooster; six Ancona pullets.

Phone 539 or call at 416 East Ninth street. 2-23-3x PURE BRED White Rock baby cniCKS. uraers DooKea now ior March and April delivery. Mrs. J.

L. Jackman, Lcoerty, Kans. Phone 128. 2-23-3x BREEDING PEN of five choice Buff Orpington hens and fine cockerel. Also a few fine Barred Rock pullets.

L. L. Bingeman, 515 East Eighth. Phone 292. 2-23-3 WEEK-OLD chicks, Rocks, Reds, Leghorns, Orpingtons.

Orders booked now for' March and April shipment. Send for circular. S. M. Dean, Fort Dodge, Iowa.

2-21-lx EGGS FOR HATCHING for sale; pure blood Barred Rock and Indian Runner ducks. M. S. Miller, 1102 West Sixth. Phone 381-W.

2-20-3 FOR SALE SINGLE COMB Buff Orpington eggs fo rsetting purposes. Choice egg laying strain. Also White Leghorn eggs for hatching. 115 Paul. Phone 823-J.

2-19-6 I HAVE purchased the White Leghorn chickens of E. M. Wheeler, of Jefferson, and can furnish eggs in large or small quantities. J. M.

Miller, Wann, Okla. Phone 43. 2-19-51x WHITE LEGHORN EGGS in any quantity. Heavy layers. Our males from trapnested hens laying 200 eggs or more per year.

C. K. Gamble's Egg Fruit Farm. Phone 908F3. 2-7-24x FOR SALE Royer's Silver Wyan-dottes.

Eggs for hatching. Twelve years a breeder and exhibitor. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wm. Royer.

Coffeyville. Kansas. Phone 360-J. 2-16-24 WANTED TO RENT TYPEWRITER. Address- Mrs.

Edith McDaniel, South Coffeyville, Box 52 2-23-3x THREE UNFURNISHED rooms or small house. Phone 1445-W. 2-21-3 U-: INSURANCE BETTEH be'sate than sorry. We -write every kind of insurance that Is written. Weaver Realty Co.

Phone 368. 1-20-tf member of the city police fores, was coitl'ronted by three highwaymen at the comer jf Tenth and Ouchita streets, Saturday night shortly after 9 o'clock, and found himself looking into the business end of a revolver, he thought he was the -victim of a practical joke. At a command, "Hands Up," from the man on the other side of the gun, Thacker laughingly grasped the weapon with one hand and thoved the barrel downward. He then realized that the holdup was no joke. The highwayman discharged the revolver twice in rapid succession, both bullets striking Thacker in the ritrht thirh inflicting flesh wounds.

The I andit then fled, followed by his companions, discharging the four remaining cartridges in his gun as he ran. One of these bullets passed through the front of Thacker's coat but did no harm. The other shots went wild. Thacker staggered to his home at 805 West Tenth street, less than half a block distant, and called a doctor. He was taken to the Southeast Kan- sas hospital, where it was reported today that his wounds are not danger- ons.

One of the bullets passed clear through the thigh, while the other lodeed in the lee- and has not been removed. According to the vague description given to the police the gunman was a youth about 5 feet 9 inches in height, wore an army raincoat and a black hat. It is the belief of the police that the highwaymen were "new at the game" and that the attempt to shoot Thacker was the result of nervous- ness. No further clue to their iden- titv had been found this Thacker was a member of the city noliee force spveral vears ayr and later owned a grocery store at the corner of Eleventh and Ouchita streets. He was obliged to retire from business recently on account of in hanHVi its ohnnf vonro nf age.

LOCAL "FLU" DEATHS SINCE SATURDAY FIVE (Continued from Page One) noon. The body was removed to the Skinner undertaking rooms and this afternoon at 1:30 was taken over the interurban to Independence, where the burial will be made tomorrow. Mrs. Gaffney was in her twentieth year, having been born at Independence September 30, 1900. Besides her husband and one child, she leaves her mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Kretzer of Independence, four brothers, Guy, Cal and Osce of Independence and Bert, who is in Chicago, having just recently been discharged from the army, and three sisters, Misses Bertha and Opal Kretzer and Mrs. C. W. Shook, all of Independence. Carinda McCoy The fifth victim of the disease was Carinda, little daughter of Mr.

and Sam McCoy, 1524 Elm street. The child was aged 1 year and 4 months and died at 10 o'clock last night. The burial was made in Fair-view cemetery this afternoon. Other members of the family are ill of influenza. Six Sick in One Family Six cases in a family of seven, living on Illinois street, were discovered yesterday by Dr.

Wells, public health officer. Many similar cases, where practically all of the members of the families are stricken with the disease, have come to the notice of the health department since the outbreak of the epidemic. A total of two hundred sixty-eight cases of influenza have been reported and quarantined since the beginning of the epidemic. Probably one half of these have since been released from GET READY FOR "FLU" Keep Your Liver Active, Your System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are Delightful, Safe and Sure. Physicians and Druggists are advising their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as a protection against, the return of influenza.

They know that a clogged up system and a lazy liver favor colds, influenza and serious complications. To cut short a cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take one Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of water that's all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is purified and refreshed and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please no danger.

Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Every druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not perfectly delighted with Calotabs. (Adr.) it V- a 1 1 TWENTY MEN for rock crusher; WOOD BEDS We have eight nice, board guaranteed. Park Moran, No- clean, good looking wood beds for wata interurban Stop 16,. Hickory sale at real bargain prices.

Ferguson Creek. 2-23-3x Bros. 2-20-3 1 DRIVER. Apply at American Rail- 15 TONS of alfalfa hay at the Pony way Express Company. 2-23-3 farm, 1 miles East of Coffeyville.

C. R. Clemmons. 2-ll-tf GIRL OR WOMAN to do house work; 1 no flu and no washine. Phone 1350- FULL BLOOD Rhode Island Red or call at 804 West Fourth.

2-23-3 rooster; gentle team 800-pound -rVr mules, 10 and 12 years old, good flesh DELIVERY BO. Inquire at Junction ami. g00i workers; also wagon and Drug Store. 2-23-3 harness; might take cow in trade on utttttp nm, j- 77 7" them. E.

J. Deater, South Coffeyville, WHITE GIRL for general housework; okla. 2-20-3x one who will go home at nights. Call at 705Willow. 2-23-3x ROOMS FOR RENT "YOUNG WOMEN wanted between FURNISHED rooms; modern; very the ages of 2o and 3o who are trust- close reasonable.

230 West worthy for permanent position. Ex- Ninth, comer Ninth and Elm. 2-23-3x teachers or well-educated business women with good personality giv- LARGE NICELY furnished, rooms, en preference. $o0 1 to $70 per week Call at 924 Walnut. Phone 2223.

provided you qualify. To begin with 2-23-3x guarantee and attractive commission proposition. Give details first letter. TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms Wnte Roach and owler, Kansas for light housekeeping: parties with City, Mo. 2-23-2 children need not apply.

Phone 1327-W 7xr "a x'tttt 7 or call at 405 East Tenth. 2-23-6 WANTED four men to load coal; 30 cents a ton Apply in person NICELY FURNISHED sleeping Tuesday morning to Weir Coal room; close in Phone 515 or call Dearmg- 2-23-3x at 216 West Fourth. 2-21-3x WANTED Fiye bright, capable la- FURNISHED rooms for light house- dies to travel, demonstrate and sell keeping; in modern house. Call at dealers; $2o to $50 per week railroad No. 8 East First.

2-23-3x fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 372.

Omaha, Neb. FURNISHED ROOM; nice for two t-6-6x ladies; two gentlemen or man and rr, XT 1 ItTT wife; ground floor; private entrance. FIVE CLEAN-CUT salesmen that are Call 'af 40i Union. 2-23-3x not afraid to make from 15 to 25 dollars a day. This is not kids' play, wnnK wATsrnro but common sense and work will put wuim waaeu you over.

See. Mr. Jackson at 124 AnT V. 8th after 5 p. m.

and all day to- HIGH SCHOOL BOY, 17 years old, morrow 2-21-3x wants to work after school. Willing to do most anything. Phone 1422-W. YOUNG LADY to keep house for 2'21-3x widower. Box 35, Coffeyville, Kan- TT TT 0 91 oY FOR GENERAL repairing call H.

C. Murphey, 1102 West Sixth. Phone HIGH. CLASS man with car. This is g81'W- 2-20-Z not selling or collecting.

Our prop- 7 osition is vey liberal off 5- tc farmers EXPERIENCED PAINTER will work handling any live Steady po- by day or contract. What have you ition to right party. Address C. W. to paint Address or call at residence.

Parsons, Booth Hotel, Independence, W. M. Hayes, 1516 Maple. 2-20-3x Kansas' MASON WORK, repair work and new GIRL OR middle aged lady for gen- plastering, brick, concrete and stuc- eral housework. Call at 1303 West co work; prices reasonable, work Ninth 2-20-3 guaranteed.

William Liberenz, 206 West Twelfth. Phone 16S9J for free GIRL for general housework; white estimates. preferred. Call at 611 West Eighth. 2-20-3 WANTED TO BUT.

SALESMEN Ten dollars a day to FALSE TEETH. We pay as high as start, to men with cars, who can $6.00 for full sets. Mail. Don't mat-drive rural routes and sell to farm- ter if broken. Western Com-, ers.

We train you. Permanent connec- pany. Bloomington, Illinois. 2-19-6x tion with large corporation. Address Sales Manager, 434 Lathrop Build- FAT AND STOCK cattle; also hogs ing, Dept.

9, Kansas City, Mo.T-27-28 0f all kinds. Phone 1129. Haz. Bead Jr 9-24-tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I FURNITURE We buy for cash or WOULD YOU invest one dollar a exchange all kinds of, furniture, week for ten weeks on a chance stoves, rugs, and household goods; to make $1,000 or more? Particulars get our offer before you sell, our free. No obligation.

Write: J. A. Carl- buyer will call promptly. Ferguson ton, Box 676, Fort Worth, Texas. Bros.

Phone 249. 5-28-tf 2-21-3x RAGS, ROPE, rubber, tires, tubes and LOai all kinds of metaL Phone 1184 and we will calL Coffeyville Salvage Co. BLACK AUTO DRIVING glove; fur 7-7-tf lined; right hand; lost in or near Jefferson theater Tuesday night. Re- You can fill your wants through a turn to Journal office for $2 reward, classified Ad in The Journal. Turn 2-21-3x to them now.

choice property. Price $4,500. Bowman Pn1tv fn 99n.1 9 9H SIX-ROOM Cottage, good well, fine Wn nH Shnrfp. KhWfrnm 1- $1650 cash. See Embree W.

Morgan. Phone-426. 2-21-3 200-ACRE FARM, good bottom 9 miles south of Nowata. 75 acres in cultivation, the rest prairie grass; mall house and bain and good or- chard, gas wells on place paying one-eighth royalty nd free gas to dwelling; 3 good water wells and a wind mill on place; land is well worth $75 but for quick sale is offered at $60 an acre. See C.

M. Barnett, 514 Wal- nut, Coffeyville, Kan. 12-13-tf TWO-ROOM house, well, shade, $517.50. $217.50 cash, balance monthly. See Embree W.

Morgan. Phone 426. 2-21-3 4-ROOM HOUSE; good as new; yard fenced; chicken house and barn. Can move right in now. F.

W. Ber- rian. Phone 724. 2-21-3 NINE-ROOM, modern home, fine shade and drive-way, big barn and earaee: eood location: 2 prettv lots. 400U.

$1000 cash, balance easy terms. See Embree W. Morgan. 2-21-3 6-ROOM MODERN cottage; large rooms; cistern; paving paid out; close in southwest part; Price $2,800. Bowman Realty Co.

2-20-3 DANDY SUBURBAN tract on North Maple street; acre of fine land; with G-room house; chicken house; fence; well, start the season off right. Price $3,000. Bowman Realty Co. 2-20-3 SMALL HOUSE; barn; arched cave; cistern; six fine lots; Fair-lawn addition to Coffeyville. Will take reasonable payment down, balance in amonthly payments.

If you want to T)uy a home cheap, write Dr. A. J. Pettit, Winfield, Kansas, Owner. I am going to sell this property and you know what that means.

2-20-9x 2 ACRES 6-room house, barn, chicken house, garage, storm cave, 2 blocks from interurban line at West Coffeyville. J. Wendlandt. 2-19-6x NICE LITTLE HOME; three rooms; cistern; garage; hen house; good garden spot; $100 down. It's a bargain.

Davies Realty Odd Fellow Bldg. 2-20-3 FOUP. ACRE TRACT; good house and barn; city water; good oil; some alfalfa; nice home; close in-. See this. Davies Realty Odd Fellow Bldg.

2-20-3 A DANDY SIX-room cottage, strictly modern, cistern, garage, all in Al condition, in 700 block West Third St. A big bargain at $3950 cash. Coffeyville Realty 115 West 9th. Phone 41. 2-20-3 THREE ROOM house and barn, east 12th $850 cash.

Coffeyville Realty 115 West 9th. Phone 41. 2-20-3 jf 160 ACRES five miles east; 80 acres Cultivation, 80 acres pasture, fine improvements. Absolutely worth the money, at $65 acre. Coffeyville Realty 115 West Ninth.

Phone 41. 2-20-3 I 1.