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THE MIRROR, OLATHE, KANSAS, THURSDAY APRIL 11 1918 3 SNOW. (First published In The Olathe Mir MIRROR WANT ADS For Sale Tainter's White Leghorn eggs for setting, $6 per 100, during month of April. Tainter White Leghorn Farm, Phone 414. 14t2. Want to Rent About 40 acres pasture, must have plenty water.

Write C. A. Teaschner, Lenexa, Kan. Phone 803. ,16.

Strayed from Feed Lot 1 black pig, weight about 85 lbs. Reward. A. B. Huff, Phone 222.

15tl. Found Old bay mare, scar on left hind ankle. Ferguson, Home Phone Overland 74-J. 15 Found On West Park street, ear ring. Owner may have same by paying for ad.

Mirror office. Found Pair nose glasses. Inquire Mirror office. Em MUD MUD 92426 91238 Pure Bred License C3o. 3228 Imported Percheron Stallion Kangaroo will make the season of 1918 at my place, 2 miles east and 4 miles south of Olathe, or 2 miles east and 1 north of Bonita, Eight years old, black as a crow, and has proven to be an extra good breeder.

In a field of 14 at the American Royal in 1012, he took second premium. Colts to show on the farm with plenty of quality. TERMS $20.00 to insure living colt, vuality considered, it's the lowest fee in the county. The fees become due at once, if mare is sold or moved from the county. These terms must be complied with.

Not responsible for accidents. Breeding hours: before 8 a.m. and after 6 p. m. Pure Bred Rhode Island Red Eggs Pure Bred, deep red, two pens, 1st pen per 100 or $1.50 per set ting; second pen $4.50 per 100 or $1.25 per setting.

Jacob Roman, owner Phone 2521 Olathe Rt. 4 No Sunday Service. Congregational Church. At the Congregational church next Sunday morning Rev. A.

B. Appleby, the pastor, will preach the second of the series on The Lord's Prayer, the topic being "The Sense of In the evening there will be a patriotic address by Mr. John H. Glavier, of Kansas City. Mr.

Glaz ler is a speaker with a rare combina tion of strong thought and pleasing delivery. All who heard him on the occasion of his former visit to the city are warm in their expressions of appreciation. There will be unusual ly good music at all our services. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Miss Helen Davidson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Davidson, will teach English in the Olathe high school next year. Mips Gunn, of Ottawa, has that position this term.

Miss Davidson is a graduate of the Kansas University, and for the past five years has held the position of English tpacher in thv Dodge City high school, where she was reelected this year, at a. salary of $100 per month. As her parents live here this will be much more convenient for her, although the salary is $5.00 less per month. Miss Davidson takes special work every summer, last year taking a course in Wisconsin. Card of Thanks.

I desire to thank friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during, the illness and at the time of the death of my dear husband; also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Jennie Divelbiss. R. F.

(Mege) Caenen, out on route 4, is up against it for he has no time piece. He has been getting up when the roosters crow, and they refused to crow an hour earlier than usual and he has been "turning out" when the sun casts his shadow almost directly north. He hasn't yet been able to determine just where his shadow should be at 11 o'clock. Percy Kellogg, Stanley banker, drove over Tuesday afternoon for Third Liberty Loan supplies. The annual school meeting will be held next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

CLEAN RAGS WANTED AT THE MIRROR OFFICE AT ONCE. mm mm ror, April li, ii5.j Service by Publication. 1 State of Kansas, Johnson County, ss: In the District Court of Johnson County. State of Kansas. Charles F.

Kurtz Jacob Hosch, Hosch, his wife whose first- name is Martha Reed and John M. Reed, her husband, I. M. Treadway, E. Sumner, Moses H.

Tread-way, sarah Treadway, his wife, Moses H. Treadway, M. S. Treadway. Sarah Tedway, Katharlna Abels, wife of Henry Abies, deceased, Kath- arina Lisa Abels, Caroline Abel, Charles Abels and, Abels, his wife whose first name is unknown, Ernst Abels, and Rosa Abels his wife, Henry Abels, and Lisa Abels his wife, John W.

Menzer, and Menzer. his wife whose first name is un known, Mary Mollet, and Mollet, her husband whose first name is unknown, John H. Abels, and John Henry Abels and Louisa Abels wife of Henry Abels Defendants. The State of Kansas to the above named Defendants and each of them You are hereby notified that you and each of you have been sued by the above named Plaintiff, Charles F. Kurtz, In the above entitled action in the District Court of Johnson county, Kansas, on the 8th day of April, 1918, and that you and each of you, must answer the petition of the Plaintiff filed in said cause on or before the 22nd day of May, 1918.

or said petition and all the allegations therein contained will be taken as true and judgment rendered against you, the said defendants and each of you according to the prayer of said petition namely: that the title of the Plaintiff, Charles F. Kurtz, be forever quieted in said Plaintiff to the following described property and real estate to.wit: The Southwest quarter () of Section two (2), Township thirteen (13), Range twenty-one (21), except four acres (4) out of the Northwest corner of said quarter section all in Johnson county, Kansas. And you and -each of you be decreed and adjudged to have no right, title, interest or estate in and to said property and jeal estate hereinbefore 'described or any part thereof and that the title in the Plaintiff, Charles F. Kurtz, to said property and real estate be forever quieted against said defendants and each and all of said defendants and all persons claiming or to claim through, by or under them or any of them and that all of said defendants be forever barred and foreclosed from asserting or. claiming any interest right, title or estate in or to said real estate or any part thereof, adverse to Plaintiff herein and for such other and further relief as the court sees fit to grant for equitable relief and for the costs of this action.

H. L. BURGESS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: JENNIE ROSE, (Seal.) Clerk of District Court. 15t3.

(First published in The Olathe Mir-ror, March 28, Administrator's Notice. The State of Kansas, Johnson County, ss: In the Probate Court In and For Said County. In the Matter of the Estate of Zilla A. Switzer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration taave been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of Zilla A.

Switzer, late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 18th day of March, A. 1918. Now all persona having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified, that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate, and that if such claims be not exhibited within years after the date of said letters they shall be forever barred. CHAS. C.

HOGE, Administrator of the Estate of Zella A. Switzer, Deceased. March 25th, 1918. G. A.

ROBERDS, 13t3 Probate Judge. (First published in The. Olathe Mir ror, April 11, 1918.) Notice of Final Settlement. State of Kansas, Johnson County, ss: In the Probate Court In and For Said County. In the Matter of the Estate of Laura Banning, Deceased.

Creditors and all other persons, in any way, interested In the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified that, in the Probate Court of the County of Johnson, State aforesaid, there was on the 8th day of April, 1918, filed the final account of the Administration of said Estate, and that on Monday, the 13th day of May, 1918 shall apply to said Court for a full and final settlement of said Estate; and at said time, or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard, an application will be made for an order of the Court to approve said SSnal account, and adjudging who-are the heirs and legatees of said deceased. IDA HITE, Executrix of Laura Bannincr. Tie ceased. April 8th. A.

1918. CHAS. C. HOGE, Attorney for Estate U. A.

ROBERDS, Probate Judge. 15t4 Christian Church. W. H. Scrivner, Pastor.

Bible school at 9:45 followed by the usual morning services. Christian Endeavor at 7, preaching at p. m. The public is ordially invited. Miss Grace Cates and Adolph Suete spent Sunday evening with Caroline Schwarz.

Those of this neighborhood who took examinations at Pleasant View last Saturday were, Edith Schumacher, Eulah Floray, and Bernice Haskin. The annual school meeting and basket dinner will be held April 12, at Mt. Zion school. Mr. and Mrs.

Sitterman and daughter, Edith, attended services at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. Miss Mary England, Mr. Earl Goodloe and Mr. Cecil Griffitts spent Sunday evening with Miss Glenco Brimblecorn. Miss Edith Schumacher spent Wednesday evening with Caroline Schwarz.

Several ladies of this neighborhood have been on the sick list, having attended the Lutheran Aid's society meeting at Mrs. Oehringer's when they were poisoned by eating chicken pie which was said to have stood over night in a kettle. "Mr. Earl Goodloe returned from Oswego Friday evening. Miss Bertha Cosgrove taught several days at Mt.

Zion school last week, as Miss Edna Miles has been on the sick list. Mrs. Henry Schumacher transacted business in Olathe last Wednesday. Mrs. M.

J. Baden was an Olathe visitor last Wedensday. Most everyone of this neighbor hood saw the parade in Olathe last Saturday. CRAIG. Mrs.

Tom Jackson and daughter, Lamom were in Olathe Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boehm were in Lenexa Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Hall motored to Stilwell Wednesday. Mrs.

Fred Burger was a Kansas City visitor Tuesday. Mrs. J. Dangelmaier was in Olathe Thursdav. Mrs.

Tom. Jackson and daughter, Virginia were Kansas City visitors Friday. Joe Dangelmaier was in Kansas City Thursday. Mrs. F.

B. Powell, J. H. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Hall and family were all Olathe visitors Saturday. John Mason visited home folks Sunday. Mrs.

Tom Jackson and daughters, Damoin and Virginia, visited rela tives in Edgerton. There were ten who took county examination at Cherry Lane school Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dangelmaier Sun day. IV Millions Freed From Darning Think of the millions who avoid the annoy- ance of holes in hosiery and the bother of darn- ing with Holeproof.

Think of their satisfaction ia gaining tiua freedom in hosiery handsome and atyl. ih as Holeproof, which does Dot need coarse yarns for strength. Become one of thgse millions yourself, and enjoy this freedom. We offer Holeproof here for that purpose. Holeproof ffosiexy In colors for Men, Gun Metal, Navy Blue, Cordo Brown, "White, Black 35c and 40c M.

P. Church, Stanley. Rev. Smith of Stanley M. P.

church delivered a rousing sermon on the war to an enthusiastic audience Sunday evening. The feature of the program was a group of six hymns sung in unison by the choir and congregation. These hymns are the six most popular ones chosen by our boys in the Y. M. C.

A. camps throughout France and the U. S. It is said by the Chaplains and priests of the army that when a soldier faceg the eternal world inevitably he thinks of death, God and the judgment. These hymns symbolize that thought: Probably most of us will recognize old favorites in "Rock of 'Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?" "Jesus Lover of My "Abide WTith Me" "I Need Thee Every and "Lead Kindly Light." While the big Liberty Bond drive is on don't forget the babies.

If you can't buy a big bond come to the postoffice and buy a baby only $4.15 this month. 1 w) FOR SALE For Sale Black Percheron mare, coming 5 years old. Fred Wolf-kuhl, Phone 1611, Lenesa. 12tf. For Sale Schroks kaffir sorghum seed.

C. W. Storch, Phone 2713, Rt. 5. 6.

For Sale Eggs from Single Comb White Leghorns. Mrs. F. M. Red-path, Phone 1224.

lOtf. For Sale 10 months old high grade Shorthorn bull; 1 3 year old gelding; 10 tons baled prairie hay; some loose clover hay. S. B. Haskin, Phones 3540-1014.

For Sale at Bargain Horse, harness and trap, will sell together or separately. Inquire C. V. Frey, Grange Store. 16.

For Sale Choice recleaned 1917 alfalfa seed. E. M. Williams, Rt. 4, 2 miles east and mile south of Bonita.

Tel. 503, Spring Hill. lltf. For Sale Settings from Single Comb Rhode Island Red hens, $5 "by the single hundred. Phone 2124, Mrs.

E. N. Divelbiss. 10t4. For Sale Eggs for setting from pure bred Single Comb R.

I. $4.50 per 100; made great record in last year's hatches. Mrs. W. M.

Cunningham, Olathe Rt. 4, Phone 5907 Spring Hill. 9tf. For Sale 5 acres land, with 7 room brick house, with electric lights, natural gas and city water. Price $3,000, easy terms.

H. E. Julien, Phone 168. Ilt2. For Sale or Trade John T.

Little will sell or trade his residence property on Park street, in Olathe, Kansas. Will trade for land In Johnson county without building on It. Call at the office. John T. Little.

6t4. Ford Coupelet For Sale. 1918 Model Ford Coupelet, practically new, is for sale very reasonably notwithstanding the advance in Ford cars. My son, Claude purchased this car new, and enlisted for the war in less than a month. Car can be seen at the Dodge sales room, north side quare.

The Ford guarantee is still it. C. V. Frey, at Grange Store. 15.

For Sale 80 acres, near Olathe, all in blue grass, well fenced, fine pasture; price4 right. Also two splendid lots near Overland Park on Santa Fe trail, fine location; price 350 for the two. Highly improved 80 acres, situated one mile from Hepler, Crawford county, large improvements, fine large grove, fruit and berries, good fencing, abundance of water, good soil, beautiful location; to trade for farm land in Johnson county. 240 acres in Bour--bon county, Kansas, well improved, mostly in pasture and meadow, good dairy farm, one mile to town, would trade for Olathe residence and farm land. C.

F. Bagby, 435 S. Chestnut street, Olathe. 14t2. Fare Rhode Island Red Eggs.

ffV Sale From Pen No. 1 Headed by one of choice cocks H. E. Hayes fine pens, mated with 10 large, deep colored females, pullets, from the James sisters stock admired wherever shown. This combination ought to produce among the very "beet birds of the county.

Price $1.50 per setting. From PenNo. 2 Headed by a $10.00 cockerel, the first choice from 35 males from the James sisters birds probably no finer individual in the county. Mated to 8 full blood hens. Price $1.2 5 per setting.

Mrs. S. R. Rogers, 510 W. Park, Olathe, Phone 170-C.

JFor Sale Seed corn, Hiawatha Yellow Dent. Phone 1603. O. R. Mize, Olathe Rt.

1. 13t3. For Sale 8 tons of prairie hay, $15 per ton if taken immediately. S. B.

Haskin, Lenexa phone 1004, Olathe phone 3540. 14tf. For Sale Several hundred bushels of corn, and some baled timothy hay. Householder, Bucyrus, Xan. i4tl.

D.R.G For Sale 200 or 300 pounds Sudan gras seed, 20c pound. Than Mc-caughey, Morse, Kan. 16. For Sale 12 young purebred Poland China boars, ready for service, im mune, wt. from 125 to 240 pounds; sired by Chief Model and A.

King of Wonders. A. L. Wiswell, Ocheltree phone 5506, Spring Hill. 14tf.

For Sale Cheap A new "Old Trusty" incubator. J. W. Moore, near Adams Station, on Strang line. 13 For Sale 100 bushels Yellow Dent seed corn, tested 94, picked early and fully matured.

C. E. Reed, 1 mile east Prairie Center. 17. For Sale Buff Orpington eggs, 75c per setting.

Mrs. R. C. Hundley, Phone Monticello. 15.

For Sale Black horse mule, 15 hands high, coming 3 years old, broke. N. McCaughey, Morse, Kansas. 14tf. For Sole A 4year old Teddy Bear gelding, city broke; rubber tired Stanhope.

J. Arthur Robinson, Phone 1111. 14tf. For Sale 100 hedge posts. Jacob Roman, Tel.

2521. 15tl. For Sale Set single harness; lard press; cook stove; wringer; sewing machine; sanitary couch; dining table; chairs, and other household furniture. Mrs. S.

E. Whitmore, N. Mahaffie. 15. For Sale Barred Rock baby chicks, 15c each.

Pure Bred Barred Rock eggs for setting and Bronze turkey eggs. Mrs. D. M. Alden, Merriam, Home Tel.

Shawnee 491. 15. For Sale Seed corn, Reed's Yellow Dent, tests high and is nice corn. Ralph Williams, Phone 1411, 8 miles east of Olathe. 15tf.

For Sale Settings of Barred Rock and White Leghorns; also white rabbits. Mrs. Bert Gilbert, Phone 338-C. 15tf. For Sale A few cherry trees and a few grape vines which we have on hand.

W. H. Fort, Phone 362-B. 15tl. Foe Sale Choice Barred Rock eggs 50c setting.

Mrs. J. M. Jones, Phone 2315. 15.

For Sale Pair black work horses, wt. 1200. J. C. Naill.

Rt. 6, Camp Branch school house. 15. Fqr Sale Reed's Yellow Dent seed corn, extra good. A.

Chesney, Craig, Kan. 16. For Sale Coming 2-year old Polled Durham bull. E. G.

Mclntyre, Phone Moonlight. 15. For Sale Cheap One light spring wagon with buggy seat and top; also one set single harness. Tel. 294-C, 108 E.

Santa Fe. 15 For Sale Reed's Yellow Dent seed corn. Carl Phillips, Phone 2612. 15. For Sale S.

C. R. I. Red eggs, 75c per 15, $4.50 per 100. Mrs.

C. W. Kessler, Olathe, Rt. 4, Spring Hill phone 512. For Sale Bay family driving mare, wt.

1150, good looker, fine traveler; rubber tired runabout; goot set single harness. Miss Mardie Milli-kan, phone 53-B, 212 E. Santa Fe. For Sale Boone county white tested seed corn, $3.50 per bushel. M.

W. Richardson, Phone Moonlight. 15tf. For Sale A few shoats, -weight 50 to 100 lbs. J.

J. Baumgartner. 15 For Sale 10 gal. lime sulphur. Will sell at cost, 33c per gal.

Frank Breiner, Tel. 30-C. 15tl. For Sale Pure Bred Fox terrier puppies, extra well marked, price $4.00 for males $2.00 for females, or $5.00 a pair. This ad is good until April 17 only.

Chas. Fashing, Rt. 2, Phone 1712 Lenexa, Kan. 15tl FOR RENT Lots for Rent Inquire W. S.

Knapp. 14tl. For Rent after April 10 5 room cottage, close in, garden patch. E. U.

Pelham. 13tf. For Rent 6 room dwelling, modern, close in. Phone 276-A. H.

F. J. 13tf. For Rent 4 room house and acre ground, West Loula, $5.00 month. Ernie Cooper, Phone 358-C.

lltf. For Rent After April 1. Six room modern house, close In, shade, garden, etc. Inuire Mirror. Wants-All Kinds Lost A Ford key with a Perry lock key attached.

Return to Mirror Jersey Bull Registered and pedigree showing best blood and family. Terms: $3 cash in advance of service. Call evenings or mornings. South Water street, Olathe, xKansas, Phone No. 462.

C. W. Gorsuch. 8. Wanted Baby calves, except Jerseys.

J. C. Duguid, Phone 1213. lltf. Will Exchange 8 room modern property In K.

C. for Olathe residence; also new or used auto and take in team as part payment. J. F. Blakey, Olathe.

lltf. Notice Motor Truck Custom Hauling I now have a 3,000 pound Maxwell motor truck and will do custom hauling, either locally or make trips to Kansas City with live stock, grain, bay or anything in this line. Charges reasonable. H. E.

Johnson, Phone 1013 or 381. 52. Wanted at Once Several cars scrap iron. Will pay $15 per ton. W.

E. Wilson, just east Santa Fe depot. Phone 215. 13t2. For Plain Sewing, call at 220 East Loula.

14tf. Wanted Pasture this season for 1 2-year old mule, 5 yearling calves and 1 cow. C. W. Briggs, phone 1522, Olathe, Kenneth, Kan.

14. I now have a two-ton track and am prepared to haul live stock, grain or anything, either locally or to K. C. F. W.

Northrup, Phone 2511,1 Gardner, 3 miles East of ner. Gard-j 19. Found at Loti's 10c Store Pocket-book containing money. Owner must give description of same before it is returned and pay for this ad vertisement. 15tl.

Found Knife. Inquire Mirror. Found Two gauntlet gloves, not mates. Inquire Mirror office. Wanted Veal calves.

H. E. Johnson. Phone 1013, Wanted About 40 acres of good pasture. J.

A. Hemphill, Phone 2523. 15t2. Wanted Girl for general Model Steam Laundry. work.

Wanted to Buy Small home in Olathe, tolerably close in. Mrs. D. E. Lynch, cr W.

J. Chesney, Rt. 1. 15 For Sale or Trade for Cattle Work horses, wt. from 1100 to 1300 from 3 to 8 years old.

J. F. Holl, Olathe Rt. 1, Phone Monticello. 16 Wanted Janitor for U.

P. church. Probably arrangements can be made for another church also. Call Dean Lorimer, Phone 2715. 15tl.

Wanted to Rent A blus grass pasture in Stanley neighborhood, from 40 to 80 acres, with plenty of water. R. F. Campbell, Phone 2111. 15tf.

SUNFLOWER. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Varnes visited at G. Z.

Ernst's Sunday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Oshel came from Wichita Saturday for a few days visit-at the Chas. Anderson home. Will Law son's family is now riding in a new Ford 'maohine, which they recently purchased.

Mrs. Cy Moore spent Sunday in Gardner at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. Mahon. Several families from this vicinity attended Morning Grange Saturday night.

Gordon Moll and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Hessen. flow, near Prairie Center. Carl Hay and Miss Marie Moore called on Miss Eleanor Hougland Sunday afternoon. Frank McFarland, and daughter Miss Ida, from near Gardner visited at the McFarlnd home Sunday afternoon.

The families of Walter Moore and Will Lawson attended the funeral of Howard McKee in Olathe last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Couch and Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Pretz spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Geo. King in the Jerusalem neighborhood. W. A.

Mahaffie and Mrs. Hattie Ridlon, of Olathe, were Sunday guests at the home of her brother W. J. Moore. Roy Moll and family and Mrs.

M. Moll of Olathe were Sunday evening callers at the Richard Varnes home. Miss Hazel Johnson attended church in Olathe Sunday, and spent the remainder of the day with her aunt, Mrs. Cal Reno. Howard Anderson and Miss Lo-rene Burdette attended the play in Gardner last Thursday night, given by the Senior class of the G.

H. S. Frank Redinger, in company with the John Walters family of Lenexa, motored to Camp Funston Friday, and spent Saturday with Albert Walters, who is in camp there. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Moore were in Olathe Sunday afternoon to attend the memorial services given for Dr. C. M. Wilson. LOXE ELM AND CLARE.

Mrs. H. W. Schlaegel spent Monday with Mrs. Nell Rice.

Little Jane Eloise McKaig visited Tuesday morning with Mrs. Jeff Keys and Miss Thelma. Mrs. Will Behringer spent Wed nesday afternoon with her daughter Mrs. Tom Russell and children.

Mr. Walter Huggins, Mr. Guy Sherrard, Mr. Branson Millikan and Mr. Vernon Kelly have joined the home guards at Olathe and met for practice Friday night.

Mrs. H. W. Schlaegel called on Mrs. Jeff Keys and Mrs.

A. E. McKaig last Thursday afternoon. Miss. Hazel Johnson visited with relatives in Olathe for the week end.

Mr. John Johnson came Friday evening for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Kelly: Mrs. Lela Acker visited the week end with Miss Edna Shields. Sunday guests at the J. L. Schlaegel home were Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Schlaegel, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Elmer and daughter, Miss Loretta Schlaegel end Miss Elizabeth Miller of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mclntire of Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Schlaegel, Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Schlaegel and Lois May and Miss Elma Russell. Mr.and Mrs. John Kelly and Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Phillips spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rice of WTellsvilIe, Little Raymond and John Rice returned home with them, after several days spent here with their grand parents. Mr. and Mrs.

P. D. Hartley and son Alvtn Msited Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hartley.

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kelly visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. JO.

H. Dorst. (First published in The Olathe Mir-- ror, March 8, 1918.) Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Is hereby given that I will make final settlement of the estate of Jesse Ellis, deceased, in Probate Court, Johnson county, Kansas, on May 1, 1918, and that I will ask the Court to find the names of the heirs of said deceased. Creditors and all other persons interested will take notice and govern themselves ROSE ELLIS, 13t5 ..4 Administratrix..