Lawrence Daily Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 7

PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1913. THE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD Scoop Was Hungry Enough To Eat Most Anything Frank W. Hopkins A i 7 OH WELL, X'N a i 2 I I I I CI a ssif i ed Advertising 25,000 People Read Trie Want X'ds, In" The Lawrence Daily Journal-World. They Bring Quick Results STONY POINT Joseph Sturdy and family visited H. Hrileniphill Sunday.

Miss Frances Tucker went up to Baldwin Friday. Miss Bertha Pardee has been visiting friends in Lawrence the past week. Lewis Georgie called on Will Pum-roy Sunday. Mrs. Kassinger and Charley went up to Baldwin Friday.

Mrs, C. A. Roe and Williauf wera Lawrence visiters Saturday. Mr. Moody has sold his place to Mr.

Ice. Mr. Moody has proved a good citizen' and will be greatly missed in the community. Mrs. George Fitz of Lawrence and her sister, Miss Dumars, of Sali.

Lake City and Miss Emma Fitz visited at the Holcomb home Wednesday. r. Allie of Marshall county visited his daughter, Mrs. Will Water-son a few days last week. Miss Myrtle Beard of Lawrence came out to attend the Vinland Fair and to visit her sister, Mrs.

McQueen. Will Pumroy and Mabel called at the Hemphill home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Craig visited their daughter, Mrs. Shotvvell of High Pairie one day last week. Miss Goldie Love and Walter are visiting at the Will Winter's home. Mrs.

George Fitz and Miss Du-mars called at the Roe home Wednesday. 'Mrs. Kassinger called at the Pardee home Saturday. In spite of the summer's drouth the displays at the Vinland Fair were line and without a trace of dry weather. The Stony Point school closed for the Fair Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eberheart, Mrs. Hemphill, Sam Hemphill, Luke Welch and Mrs. Herbert Fitz, all of Lawrence, came out for the Fair.

Mrs. iindrum and Lloyd called at the Waterson home Thursday. George Fitzpatriek and family have arrived from Western Kansas. V. 4 PUBLIC SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public'-: Auction on what is known as Farm, one mile West "and miles south of Lawrence, three miles north of Pleasant Grove, quarter mile east of Pleasant Valley School, on MONDAY, OCT.

13 beginning at 10:30 o'clock a. prompt) the following described property Four head horses: One 1400 pound Percheron mare, 5 years old; one 1300 pound bay horse, 11 years 'old; one 1200 pound bay horse, 12 years old (both good); one bay mare, 5 years old, weight 1100 pounds. Fourteen head hogs: One registered Poland China brood sow; five Poland Chine pigs eligible to register; one Duroc Jersey brood sow; seven Duroc Jersey shoats, weight 125 pounds. Farm implements: One John Deere truck wagon (4 inch tire with box never been used) one Newton narrow-tired wagon in good repair; one iron runner bob sled; one 12-foot wagon box; one Sharpless cream separator, number one hay rack, new; lone edge drop Moline cor ndrill, new; one Case lister, new one 14-inch plow; one disc harrow, with truck; ne. smoothing harrow; two grain drills; one standard mowing machine; two sets of team harness; one 5- shovel cultivator; one 4-shovel culti- vat or; one dise cultivator; one one 4-barrel galvanibed steel pump; tank.

(new); one buggy. pole; pair buggy shafts; one iron post auger; one corn sled; one steel pulley; one stone sledge; one, crow bar; several milk cans; one steel pulley; one spray pump. head cattle: Two cows with a record of two and a half pounds butter fat per day, fresh next month. One coming two years old heifer; four good calves; most of the above stock are fat. Feed, chickens antL.

other articles: Eight acres standing cane and kaffir corn sixty shocks corn fodder and corn; one stack prairie hay; fifteen dozen Rhode Island chickens; several galvanized iron chicken coops; three hen incubators; other articles too numerous to mention; usual terms. CLAWSON STATES. O. I). THOMAS, Auctioneer.

Dudley Asher, Clerk. Epley's. lunch wagon on grounds. P. S.

My well improved farm ol 40 acres is for sale. CLOSING OUT SALE I will sell at public auction at the Laura M. Rogers farm, one mile east of Helper, five miles southeast of F'udora, on Friday, October 17th beginning at o'clock a. prompt. the following described propertv HORSES 1 black mare, smooth mouth 1 black horse, smooth mouth 1 black horse.

3 years old. AND FEED--4 tons Clover hay; 150 shocks of fodder; 50 bushels corn 30 hedge telephone posts; 200 hedge poles; large straw stack; several cords hedge wood, stove length heating stove; cook Ftove; new barrel churn; 12-foot din ing table; other articles. CATTLE 4 Jersey calves by side; 1 Jersey milk; 1 yearling heifer; cows with cow giving 1 Jersey bull. Six shoats, weight 70 or St) lbs. FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 wagon; 1 buggy; 1.

new iron wheel wag on; 1 new hay frame; 1 sulky plow; 1 J. 1. Case cultivator; 1 new harrow; 1 corn sheller; 2 feels double work harness; 1 set single harness. There will be other property brouaht in to sell at this sale. Usual Terms.

Sale tion of SAMUEL under direc-STANLEY. J. II BLAG G. Auct. Lunch counter by ladies of Hesper.

Try the new perfume, "Gorden-gle. rt Raymond's Drug Store. Did You Say? Fountain Pen. We have 300 for you to select from. Safety" is the leading one.

Some Laughlin $1.50 pens to close out for 75 cents. Each while iKey, last. Wolf's Book Store. Special Banana Nut Ice 'Cream at Wiedemann 's. i flirts In all the season's newest styles.

We fit you and that means solid comfort. Have your shirts made to measure. We will surprise you at the reasonableness of the price. Wilder Bros. Shirt Factory and Laundry PHONES 67 THE FRATERNAL AID ASSOCIATION 58 Ha paid ovr to b-ellelarirs.

Afk, anybody In Lw-renc alout It. General Office, Y. A. A. Building PCIZHLER'8 FOODS ARK PURK FOODS Ue POEHLER KINO, SUNBURST and TEEPEE brands of PURE FOODS.

Guaranteed by uy every retail grocer and (tand 'lack of them. Money back If net pleased. THE THEO. POEHLER MER. CCl Wholesale Grocers Benner Lumb VETiytrNARY BURQEON Graduateg of VeUrinarj Course at Kansas State Agricultural College Calli received day and night at office located in WhiU Barn, corner of Uenry and New Jersey atreets, Lawrence, Kansaa.

Bell 625. Home 14. Mrt''1-' 'in' T. D. FUNK runcral Director and Licensed-Embalmer Ambulance Service 940 Mass.

Lady Assistant Both Phones 119 P. L. WILSON, Auctioneer Real E.vtate For Sale Or Exchange Mr. Wilson announces that he ha dissolved partnership with 0. I).

Thomas, with whom he has been do-inr business as Thomas Wilson, and will hereafter go it alone. Mr. Wilson has been in Douglas county for two years and he bas won recognition as an auctioneer of more than ordinary judgment and ability. Orders. may still be left with Ed.

Klein, the harness man, or given by Hell phone 2090. Su: v-- VU i i WANTED All kinds produce, ap-( pies poultry, eggs, hides. 181 Bridge street, Lawrence, Bell phone 509. A. J.

Mohundro Produce Co. FIRST CLASS SEWING and dressmaking, rates reasonable-; satisfaction' guaranteed 1039 New Hamp shire. Home 736. WANTED To trade an irrigated farm in Idaho for land near Lawrence. This land is situated in the Boise valley, eight miles from Boise, one half mile from electric ear line, one mile from village and graded school.

Consists of 150 acres, well improved, paid up water -right and uncumbered. It is worth $30,0000, and will trade for property of equal value, or will pay a cash difference. Address Trade, care, of Journal-World. VICTORIA suction sweepers have been used 9 years in Lawrence with perfect satisfaction; absolutely the best; A. L.

Harris, 1041 Rhode Island; Bell 2390; Home 1143. FALL AND WINTER crab apples, 75c a bushel, also canary birds for sale at 1023 Penn. Mrs. Marlatt. SACRIFICE Mv two cvlinder run about for sale, $60.

J. L. Newhouse. Bell 938 or 123. LOST 7 A Pi Beta Pin arrow set witli diamonds, on Saturday afternoon.

Reward. Call Lucile Smith. Both phones 99. LOST "Nn Sigma Nu" fraternity pin with inscription "Beta Theta" C. Dail'f '16 on back.

If found call 628 Bell or leave at Journal-World. SALE DATES Friday, Oct. 17. Samuel Stanley; J. H.

Bla-g. A net. Oct. 17 A. J.

son, Auctioneer Barry, P. L. Wil- October 13 Clawson States. Thomas, Auctioneer. O.

D. Oct. 22 J. L. Jones.

C.D.Thomas, Auctioneer. Clawson States, Oct. 13; O. Thomas, Auctioneer. BROOK PONTIUS, Wednesday, October 15th.

P. L. Wilson, Auc. PUBLIC SALE I will sell on the west Pontius Place six and a half miles west of Lawrence, and one and a half miles east and one and a half miles north of Kanwaka Store on Wednesday, Oct. 15th, 1913 commencing at 10 o'clock" a.

m. The following property: Horses One matched team of geldings 3 years old in spring, weight about 2300 lbs. 1 smooth mouth mare 1200 lbs. bred, 1 spring horse colt weaned, 1 spring mare colt. Hogs 5 head shoats, weight about 60 pounds; 2 head of pigs, weight about 40 pounds; 1 sow and six nice pigs three weeks, old by date of sale.

Chickens About- jixe dozen 34 head cattle -15 head of good yearling steers; 1 thoroughbred Durham bull, long yearling, (extra good) 1 thoroughbred Jersey bull, yearling past; 1 good red heifer giving milk, 3 years old red heifer, 3 years old, giving milk; 1 red heifer 3 years old, fresh this fall; 12 head of steer calves: 1 Jersey heifer calf. Machinery 1 International hay stacker, new this spring; 1 Adriauce mowing machine, new this spring; hay rake; 1 buggy and harness. 55 Shocks of corn. Usual terms. BROOK PONTIUS, Owner.

P. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. W. E-Spalding, Clerk.

Ladies will serve lunch. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Warranty Deeds Hosford Inv. Mttr. Co. to Knox.

$1. pik 2 Haskell Clyde Place addn. Lawrence. Jas. Welker and wife, to E.

G. L. Harbour. Lots 110 and 112, Newton Baldwin. Heirs of Chas.

Lotholz, deceased, to. Belle Bradford. Lot 18. blk 9S, Eudora, Kan. On Sale 100 lb.

Arlington writing paper on sale for 20 cents per pound. En velopes to match, 10 cents, package, Wolf's Book Store. r-j BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW L. A. MENGER Attorney-at-law and Real 712 Mass.

Street Fhona 767. Estate BARKER, MEANS Bank Building. RICK People Btate PHYSICIANS DR. JOHN C. Wl.

A. B. Physician and Surgeon. Specialist for diseases of women and of the stomach, throat and chest. 922 Kentucky Street, Lawrence, Kansas.

F. D. MORSE, M. D. Office, over Woodard's Drug Store Ketiidence, 1014 Tennessee Street.

DR. H. REDING Practice limited to Ey, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses atted. Offices V.

A. A. Building. Phones Bell 612. Home S12.

S. T. GILLISP1E, M. D. RALPH BARNES, Ph.

M. G. Office oyer City Drug store. Residence 512 Tennessee Street. Both Phones 83.

Genei at Practice Residence, 12H Indiana Street. Both Phones 596. Office, corner Vermont and Warren Streets. Bell phone 693. J.

R. BECHTEL, fK. D. O. Office 833 Massachusetts Street.

Both Phones. Residence 1121 Tennessee Street. DR. G. W.

JONES. Geneial Practice. Special attention to diseases of the stomach, surgery and gynecology. Office, Suite 1 F. A.

Building. Telephones BeU 1235; Home 35. Residence at Lawrence Hospital and Training School, 1201 Ohio Street. Telephone Bell and Home 35. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, ETC.

PRIVATE MONO Always on hand to loan upon short notice at lowest rates. All kinds of Insurance written in best companies. Office, Basemept Merchants' Bank Building, Lawrence, Kansas. HUGH BLAIR. WM.

T. SINCLAIR Abstracts of Title, Mortgage Loans City Real TOstate, Fire Insurance. Ixwr prices on Manifold Abstract Work on the Neostyle. 704 Massachusetts Street A. L.

SELIG Fire, To.rnado, Life and Accident. Surety Bonds. 7 East Winthrop. Both Phones 12. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE GEORGE A.

BANKS SON Abstracts or Title Fire Insurance. Special attention given to Abstract Business. Office Room No. 5. F.

A. A. Building. AUCTIONEERS MISCELLANEOUS CARRIAGE AND AUTO PAINTING Livery, Carriage and Baggage delivered. J.

Francisco Co. Both Phones 139. FOR TAX, cab jrK handled. E3. Prftif.

House Bam. 934 rid COL. V. C. KERR, Auctioneer Farm and stock sales a specialty.

Four years practical experience wtih the best auctioneer in Kansas. For dates see Ed. Klein, Lawrence, Kansas. B. F.

and R. L. DOUGLAS. General Auctioneers. Call either phone 221 for rates or information.

Office with Fugate Land F. A. A. Bldg. Safety Razors of all kinds at the right price.

See window for JAEDICKE'S 724 Mass. St. Phonee 173 ALABASTER BALM. Unrivaled for beautifying the face, neclt Shoulders and arms. Prevents rough neRS and chapping.

All druggists or sent postpaid on receipt of price 50c. EaaSMPa. Ogden Chicaa brothers, sisters and relatives of tht Sterling famil enjoyed a family reunion. Quite a large attendance with a large number of out of town folks was present notwithstanding the rainy day, and at noon an elaborate dinner was served ami all enjoyed themselves and especially the good dinners that Mrs. Sterling is so noted for preparing.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Eberhard of Topeka was visiting home folks over Sunday, returuiHg home Monday morninsr. Mr. Nottingham of Sunny Side was trading at Midland Friday.

Mr. Nottingham is the man that put Sunn in Sunny Side. Hear the Japanese play in Fraser Hall Japanese scenery, songs and dances. HELP WANTED WANTED AT ONCE -A student to work for board. Lady preferred.

1247 Ky. Bell 2129. WANTED Responsible parties to join in renting rooming house and ue my furniture. Call 909 New York street. GIRL WANTED for upstairs work and help take care of baby Mrs.

E. E. House; 701 Tennessee street; Bell phone 714. ANTED Young lady bookkeeper anj stenographer for work at store. Address II care Journal-World.

WANTED Good experienced dining room frirl; call in person; 715 Massachusetts street. PLAIN sewing and mending neatly done at 829 Vermont Bell phone f74. WANTED Work by student attending University. Bell 1838. Call for after 7 p.

ra. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE-MEN, wages abou $100; position as-stu-ed-x-ompetent inexperienced men. Send age, stamp. Railway, care of Journal-World. EOY WANTED To carry clothes, Steady job.

Leonard, tailor, 841 Mass. upstairs. ANY LADY Can earn 10.00 weekly. Cop3'ing letters, spare time at home. Booklet 10 cents in silver.

Tells How. American Copying Association, Washington, D. C. FOR SALE FOR SALE A good horse weighing about 1100 pounds; inquire Teter's rocery. FOR SALE Canning peaches, $1 per bushel at the orchard Bell 842G.

Robert -Ridlnp. WANTED To buy a second hand gas range; dress T.S. must be a bargain; ad-care of Journal-World. FOR SALE A new Round Oak heater, Ideal Feed Grinder, good see-on grain 'drill with fertilizer and seed attachment." Smith D. Ray, Sas New York street.

FOR SALE Practically new modern 6 room house; bath, pantry, large closets, combination fur nace, cistern good shade; 721 Main street; Bell 1766. FOR SALE Keifer Pears; $1.00 per bushel delivered; Bell phone 2664. Pin miner. SALE-U)C. F.

S. -Nice Hoktein 'bull calf, Cowles. Bell 7S13. FOR SALE AH furniture in 8 room huse. Party Come cheap.

Must be sold immediately. renlting wants possesion, and get some fine bargains 421 Ohio FOR SALE $100 cash, balance $10 per month, bays a new bungalow, east front, high lot. Don't miss this chance to own a home. Let us show vou this. Edv's.

opposite court house. Bell 1010 or 710. FOR SALE OR TRADE for young mule, SO bu. -manure sprea-der, new; also DeLeval cream separator size No. 15.

W. R. Green, Bell 733F4. Home 3C74 Red. FOR SALE Hardware, good clean, running stock of general hardware and fixtures in fine "location, in Eastern Kansas County Seat town.

Would consider exchange for small farm near Lawrence. Address Box, 188 Harnett, Kan. CAR FOR SALE in good running order, four passenger, 30 horse power engine, detachable toneau, top at 77 Garage. FOR SALE Farms. See our list before you buy.

We can save you money. Some on terms and some for exchange. Eddy's, opposite fOurthouse. Bell 1010. FDR SALE Late Crawford 'peaches, also white' peaches.

II. H. 1 Brown; Bell 742F-. FOR SALE 1 gas heater, cost Sio, sell for 1 rug, 9x12, a little fad-t-d, cost $15, for 1 overcoat, cost for 1 iron bed stead, 2.00; 1 clocik, 1 suit case, good as new, a lot of used carpet; 1 small stove, niitable to heat bath room. Miss.

St. aas 424 FOR SALE Six room modern house; enquire R. P. Codding, 936 Illinois, or Plank's Market. FOR SALE-At a bargain G-rm.

house good well, cistern and barn; almost new; Home 9412. LAST CALL Dining table china closet, book case, chairs, iron bed and springs, dressers, kitchen cabinet, refrigerators, sewing machine, I washing machine, clothes rack. A fine palm and some ferns; must be ohl by Saturday. Home 7743 Red. FOR SALE Late Crowford peaches, also white peaches.

H. H. Brown, Bell 742Fsr. FOR SALE 10 year old horse, weighs 1100 city broke, safe for lady to drive; Bell phone 1895. FOR SALE MACHINERY "ONE 12 HORSE new Dempster gasoline engine at, Kansas City.

One 25 horse used Columbus engine at Topeka; best bargain; will sell, cheap; address H. A. Born Chicago, 111. WANTED Barn or old garage, forj storing dead automobile; Bell 1075. FOR RENT FOR RENT Near university, a seven room house, modern, hall, bath, cement walks, well; near car line; inquire 1100 New Jersey street; home 528.

FOR SALE Cupboard sideboard. has mirror 6 1-2 also two drawers. Home 733. bv 34 1-2 inches, Price $7.00. Call FOR RENT 6 room house furnished, good well, cistern, barn.

chicken pen and shed, rent cheap to reliable people, 820 John Proper. FOR RENT A 7 good well, cistern; room house, bath 1016 Tennessee; O. P. Barber; both phones. FOR RENT 160 acres until first of March.

Good improvements. Enough grass for 75 head of stock now phone at once or write D. L. Allen, liamstown. FOR RENT 2 convenient suits, 3 rooms each, furnised light housekeeping rooms, $10 and $12; 1447 Vt.

St. Ask 1447 Bell 55. FOR RENT Room, furnace heat, electric light, bath. 714 New Hampshire. FOR RENT Strictly modern furnished rooms with or without board, 824 New Hampshire St.

Bell phone 1782. FOR RENT Five room house on Maple north side. Enquire J. B. Kelsey.

Bell prone 459 or 1107. FOR SALE Model Ford runabout at 1723 Tenn. St. Will dem MISCELLANEOUS ATTENTION Will repair your gas stove, water, gas and sewer pipes, paper roof, plastering, flue, well clean-'ing, and cement work. Reeyes Coleman, 829 Vermont street: phone 674 Bell.

SELECTED WINDFALL APPLES WANTED We are in the market for selected wind fall apples. The Kaw Valley Cannery Co. Either phone FOR RENT Modern 9 room furnished or unfurnished house. W. E.

Higgins; Bell 1132; 1232 Ohio. BUGGY MARE FOR- SALE OR TRADE for hogs, weight not over 100 lbs Bell phone 732F3. MIDLAND Two and one-half inches of Saturday will keen the farmer rain OU't of the wheat fields a. few days. Ben Wood and Elmer Weible have sent out invitations to a party to be given by them Friday evening at C.

P. A. Ilall. Miss Delia Moore gave an evening party af her 'home two and one-half miles north. Saturday evening.

On account of the rain a poor attendance iwan; had. Geo. Snyder shipped a car of tie from here Sunday night to the Kansas City market. Our merchant was paying the following prices last week: Esgs 22c. butter 30c.

hefts 6c, springs 12c, broil ers 13e. ducks 10c. corn 80e. wheat 82c, hides 10c, butter 'fat 29c. Mrs.

F. Thomas and Mrs. A. Campbell visited at Kansas City last week ret urnining home Sunday evening It is not an unusual thing to see a Cannon on the streets of Midland. But.

most of the time it is at the Fort West on the bank of the Kan sas river. We understand that Mr. L. Creag and family will soon move to the state of Missouri. Mr.

Creag's family are fine' neighbors and we hate to lose thorn and our good wishes go with them. Mr. Corder. our merchant, bought a car of wheat last week from Paul find Gus Brune and shipped same to Kansas City market. Lloyd Moore returned to Topeka Sunday evening after a week's -visit with home folks.

Mrs. A. W. Garvins. Bothes Oakes RendeL-5 and wife of XewT Mexico visited at the Garvins home this week.

Oakes was formerly a Douglas county boy but has been living in New Mexico the past eighteen years. Therhimble Club met with Mrs. Davis on Thursday afternoon, October 2. There Avere about ten members present. Mrs.

II. M. Cordes nnd Mr. McAfee were guests, of the club for the afternoon. A very interesting paper was read by Mrs.

C. M. Jones, after this a discussion of fiome important subject and transaction of the business of the club. Then came the serving of refreshments by Mrs. Davis, then an adjournment to meet with Mrs.

Jones for the nex meeting. Saturday, October 4, at the home oi P. mile south, the in this life a -walk is a About the only thing that a man can win in game of golf..