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liBiililiiiilb C-i C1I iwUJ The Peacock -No. 1 la uiulmreimilug a), ft 1 Jf Th is going slow-' The Empire Oil Company is shipping out about 30 barrels a day from wells on the'Pea-cocw iand lfeighborlng leases. 1 v'iim. 1 G. R.

Barnard of this city is home for a few" days' from Garnet, where 1 1 4S (Jruln BMs HI WlnflalU. Hard whoal J2.00 Soft wheat 2.00 10.80 Corn chops 3.50 White corn 1-85 Yellow corti 1.70 Mixed corn 1.60 Bran 1-75 shorw 2.20 If you have something to sell, rent, trade or if you want to" buy something, you can get results from these little want ads. Five Lines Three Times for 25c. -7, IU, 7, Harper 1'iMihly, Kuiimis, except 15 ucrc.ii therefrom; and Lot 9 Mock 70 City of Arkansas City, Cov(ly County, Kansas. That the Probate Court of -said county, and stato, has sot for final hearing of said potltion, on the 25th day of March, 918.

at 9 o'clock A. of said day at tho Probate Court rooms in said county and state aforesaid and all persons interested in tho sale of said property are hereby notified that said petition will be heard at that time, that they may be present if they desire at the hearing of said petition and show cause, if any they may. prove Why (aid order LIXAL NOTICES (First Published in the Evening Free Pross March 6, 1918.) STATE OF KANSAS, COWLEY COUNTY, bs. IN PROBATE COUKT. In the mnttor of the estate of Martha A.

Griffin, deceased. Notice is hereby given that on the 28th day of February A. D. 1918, the undersigned was, by Probate Court of Cowley County, Kansas, duly appointed fend qualified as administrator of the estate of Martha tA. Grif fin, deceased, late of Cowley County.

All parties interested in said estate will takja notice, and govern themselves accordingly. GEORGE BROSIUS. Administrator. -4 By GUY MORAN, 235-3 1 Attorneys. (First Published in the Evening Free rFress, Feb.

20, 1918.) IN THE iDISTRICT COURT OF COW-LEYkCOUNTY, STATE OF M. F. Jarvls, Plaintiff, vs. Milton Flick and Pauline Flick, Defond-anfs; PUBLICATION NOTICE. Milton Flick and Pauline Flick are hereby notified that M.

F. Jarvls has sued them 'In the District Court of Cowley-County, Kansas, to recover upon a (certain mortgage bond and coupons' attached, executed by them for sum of $1200.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of Eight per cent, per annum from the 15Ui day of Mvch, J917, and to foreclose a mbrtgjg" r-xecuted by them upon Lots Five and Six (5 and 6) and the West Half of Lot Seven (7) In Block Hundred Two (202), Andrews "Addition to the City of Winfleld, Cowle'y County, Kansas, and that be sold in manner and foginrpro.yided.' by law and the proceeds thereof be applied to the payment of costs and. said Judgment and that during the pendency Qf said suit a receiver be appointed to take charge and control of said premises and collect the rent and account to the court for his acts as receiver. You therefore will take notice that you must answer said petition on or before the 13th; day of April, 1918, or the allegations therein made will be taken as true and judgment will be' rendered against you for $1200 with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 15th day of April, 1917, and that the mortgage upon the above described property will be sold in manner and form provided by law and the proceeds will be applied to the payment 4of the costs debt, and that, during the pendency of the suit a receiver will be appointed to take charge and control of said property. JACKSON NO.BLEj.., 4t Attorneys for Plaintiff.

(First Published In the Winfleld Free Press, February 21, 1918.) SHERIFF'S SALE. Case No. 13672 Tixr iMvno rt art flr-Aav Rnlfi tn Copy for want ads must be in office by 12:00 noon to be properly classified, otherwise they will be run elsewhere under the heading "Too Late to Classify.1 No, ad takon for less than 25 ceuts. RATES: rates: Five lines three days for 25c. Each addition! line live cents, in Adversers may have repllea addressed to a key lotter in care of In Free, Don try to make your aa ioo Tho readers are not posted cn your, proposition.

Tell them enough to interest them. WANTED WANTED -A girl for general, house work; Inquire Geo. Hayden, Free Press. WANTED TO TRADE A half block gr0Und in Arkansas City for a -17 Dr .18 Ford. Address In care ot Fre0 press.

240-3t WAITED To rent farm of "halt section for cash J'ent, or hire 'man with, small family' to S. 11 10 East Twolfth. Phone 1268. V-U WANTED At an experienced farm hand: Married man preferred. Call 1476, J.

WANTED To sell you 3 loaves of bread for 2-5 eente, if you come afr. ter them, save 5 cents by doing your own dellverylng. Osterhout Bakery. 240-6t WANTED Good girl general Mrs. p.

Jarvls. 221 West Tenth. tf WANTED TO RENT Small farm 5 to 10 acres suitable for chick ens. Mut be within five miles of Win fleld. Address Care Free Pross.

239-6t. FOUND FOUND A tail light, Oklahoma license and number for auto. Call at Free Press office and pay for this notice. LOST LOST Bronze campaign badge, In dlan war. Finder please phone 22V; 2.40-3t Miss Joy Brooks wo, has ben ill with the pneumonia fpr some mpn.ths is able to, sit up; and wheeled put into the sunlight.

It is probable that Miss Brooks will be taken home Sun day if she remains in her Improving. J. J. Smith of Kaw City who drove a team through from his farm near there otday, says it was a'dusty ride. Mr.

Smith came up to take down some machinery left here when he Club had delightful evening last night when they entertained -by Miss Lorraine. Mann at her home on South Main Street, i. Mrs. -Louis Caton, Miss Ardith-Os-born, MiSs Edna" Hoover, Miss Ter-math Wreh and Mrs. Earl Seymour were, the guests of the T.

M- Akers, of this city Is In very serious condition and very little hope is entertained for his recoy'- ery; 1 Will. Orr is "expeclod home this evening from' Wellington having been calle dthere by the ill ness of, Bruce Edwlu. little son 'of 'Mr. and Harry-. formerly of vthis IN SOCIETY Marie Harlan Is Again Honoicd.

Emjorla, Mar. followr Ing seniors of the Kansas State Nor mal have been elected members of the Phi Delta Delta honorary fraternity of the Normal: Fannie Dllsayer Athol; Marie Harlan, Myrtle Cathrine Hunter and John Rufl, of Emporia; Ruth. Major, of Medicine Lodge; Hartford. Judge L. Kellogg, Emp.eria, first president the -and Dr.

Clyde.Xyndon the Wharton School Of Finance; University of a formor' graduatebf ttie" Normal; -ere fleeted honorary members. Not tliali' one-tenth; of senior bo- elected to fraternity i and. selections are made the basis 'of scholarship, character, professional interest; leadership teaching and social Miss Harlan Is the daughter of Hugh! Harlan of this She was raised in Winfleld and recived all her schooling her until this year when she went to Emporia to attend State Normal. FOR SALE I FQR. SALE Two young cows; one dark red, Just fresh, heifer calf by side.

thoroughbred Jersey will be fresh in a few day3. Call at 1302 Winfield, Kan. 242-3t. FOR SALE--Tbia" week only good woll baled prairie hay, 65c per amount'. Walter Wagner, 1,2.16 East Eighth, 242-3t FOR SALE One.

Bourbon Red Turkey and, one; turkey hen prlee $10,00 for palr. -Mrs. Mattie WatBon, Winfleld, R. R. 8 Box 16.

242-6t FOR SALE About one ton baled, fresh cutting alfalfa hay. Good quality. John F. Phone 1507 F2. FOR SALE 2 Hartz Mountain canary birds -and cages.

Doctor Williams, 911 1-2 Main St. 240-3t FOR SALE Green Mountain seed potatoes. $2.00 per bushel, E. C. Phone 1535 F3.

240-3t FOR SALE--Ten or twelve tons of alfalfa in stack. One-fourth mile west 6f Kellogg. Young. 240-3t SUDAN SEED Recleaned. 1917 crop, free from Johnson grass," 20c, per pound; $18 for 100 lbs or more.

Phone 1501 A. Stroublng, Winfleld, Kas. FOR SALE-r Eggs from the. full -i blood Buff Orpingtons. 'Fleming and Genard strains, price 75 cents a setting, $4.

hundred fertility guaranteed. Mrs. R. A. Buckman.

East Seventh 2 blocks east from car line. Winfield, 240-3t FOR SALE One set good work harness; also three or four tons of good alfalfa hay loose in barn loft, also a ton of prairie hay. Inquire at 1521 East Eleventh Avenue. 240-3t GO -Tp, GREENWALT'S FOR HOT cold tire wood work, repair arid all kinds Qf oxyace-tylene! 616 Main. Street, Business phone 121, residence phone FOR SALE Store building 24 by 48 with rooms upstairs, .3 side room's oh ground floor, cave, celar ClsteVni 'Vas'h house, coal house, feed house, barn 24' by 26 about $18000 Wil-mot.

Address R. C. i 238-12t FOR SALE Eggs from my prize winning Barred and White Rocks and S. C. Buff Orpingtons until Mar.

sent postpaid -for- $2 for 15 After March 1st, $3 for 15 or 30 for 5, Write -for mating H. Hicks, Cambridge, Kansas. CHEAP APPLES AND CHEAP Po tatoes, groceries, flour, all kinds of feed, baled hay. Opera House Block store. Roy Davenport.

220-lm Phones Business -314. Res. .72 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND. TUBES at money saving Save 20 to 40 per cent. Good stock on hand.

Ask about FREE SERVICE. ...1203. Mansfield. CD SHANE, Winfield, Kan. Phone No FOR SALE White Wyandotte ggs for.

setting, also 3 fine roosters. Phone 1551-F4. G. B. WObddell.

vf FOR KENT FOR ptrict-ly- modern at. 720 E. iJ4tb. Phone 1525 F4'G; Wa ii ,2 1 0-r 8 a I jj J. 1 I.

FOR lo.ca.ted half mil'jouh phone i507 Fll! 1 2403-t ATTENTION T7 A I 'ii' KM! rv -i itiW'fi Dr. to -Iteitl, Estate men everywhere! I have my at Spur. yPiUJ" (-jprjC, W' Chlpaspit.Mar may j'Sopri qujt thp.city" jr. a sup-committee recr omendatipnio lbe'ni'epentedl the c'ltj( tonight. adopted.

The, ordinance would ba' patterned after Cincinnati law, recently held valid by, the Ohio supreme court. Mar. Chicago today Has a total "registered voting population of 808,942. Interest in the wet dry election scheduled for next month brought 126,628 new registered names on the books yesterday. Arthur Swain of Rock transacted business in Winfield today.

2 1 2 1 2 1 1 5 5 3 3 MONEY TO IX) AN ON CTTT PROPERTY R. Al. Williams Thompson BIdgr Thone 8S9 N. F. Davis I rf AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Vulcanizing and Tire Repair Work And Automobile Tbps Recovered 7Wi Main Stme DR.

Williams EYES TESTED FREE 1 Prices Reasonable Glasses SclentWcally Fitted Oil 1-2 Main Street Over Plagmann Doane WE IIANPLB AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Liability Insurance Farm Loans -( i KANAGA TERRET Baden Bide Phone 198 DR. I. G. Veterinarian Office 210 W. 11th TeLJ740W, All Calls PROMPTLY ANSWERED Earl Bradley Distributor Kansas City Star Deliver Daily or Sunday Phone 1000 Auto Tops 'J i We can make your old ones, i just like1 new.

We make old cushions over. -Also' first class 'painting. Our wbrkmansh'ip guaranteed. "') M. Q.

GREEN LER, at the Winfield Carriage Shop' 114 East Eighth A GOOD advertisement of real offered snd the essential" facts giv- Cll. Detroit, 13. A woman today officially rules 1,000,000 oesopha guses.here. Miss Cora Detroit's deputy food administrator the only woman food administrator in Michigan took charge of the food administration here today in the absence of David Helneman. Her first act was to instruct police to place food administration cards in every eating house in.

the. city St. Paul, Minn, Mar towns remained dry, two others malned wet and OJip turned from wet to dry in town elections-' through Minnesota yesterday. Loyalist candl- dates made a sweepj 1001 Main St. 'Phone 6l PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN THE AFTERNOON FOR -EARLY MORNING DELIVERY.

Genuine Red. River Ohio Seed Po tatoes by the bushel, $2.00. In flye bushel lots' Big pkg, Virginia Sweet Pancake 1 floAir 25c Small' Virginia Swppt 'Pancake flour lbs. good Prunes 25c lb, good Coffee lb. Jap Rice cans Corn, "Tomatoes or pkg! Mince Meat 1.10c lbs.

Pinto Beans 25c lb. Jap Navy Beans 10c lb. pkg Klngsford Corn No. 10 can Apples AOc 10 can Peaches bars Bob White Soap 25c bars Pearl White Soap 25c lbs.vFlake Hominy lbs. Pearl Hominy 25c BROS he has beea running a drilling rig.

Two Star rigs are located on the Southern KansaB tTacks. It is re ported they wlll-be unloaded here, and useu la aovoiopmoui vl, duiud I6asec. The Empire' well on the Elrod loase tit New Salem ia down 185 feet. The bit was reported in the hole last night and thero' Svas a fishing job. However, this, was expected to be a quick job at this depth.

WAITING ON PIPE. uiiMi.n Twelve Cars of Pipe Somewhere on tho Road Wiiifieltlv The city water department is get ting on as well as be expected with the improvements pn the plant. Just now theworkjnenare, a mile and a half west of the city putting In pipe. A came in vaster- day or day.befqre and this is being put After the. first few oars, of pipe came there getting the nine.

It was ordered in plenty of time and reported shipped but the tie up in freights has caused the de-' lay. pumpSi.forithe.new plant are dolayedj also. The commissioners fear that there will be more delay- In pumps than in getting plpeJ is With in; the Walnut carry ing so salt the. patrons -of the water plant are to have the water: from the-Arkansas under flow jruii for domestic use. WARRANTY DEEDS.

Martha A. Boll, 11 1213, 8 33 Read's except of w. Nancy Littell to Martha A. Bell, 1-2 interest 'in 1 2 3 114 Menpr's Winfield. Levi W.

Mille'rito, Eva R. Day, 1-2 NW 1-4 NW 1-4 NE 1-4 25-34-6 and 2 tracts fti' SHl-4 -24-34-6. Mary Hoben tb Everett Bunner, 3. 74 McMfillen'tf field: Annie Hutsell to 1-2 6 2 Hackney Winfield. Agnes C.

Wilson et al to Lottie A. Bpw41e, 10 11' lifr V'Af Cr' E. Dillon to John F. Bat- dorf, Part of E. iii'S'illE C.

'M. 10 11-12 115 Menor's Win field, ''5 il. i Quit usmess Sal Beginning TUESDAY, MARCH 12TH we will sell our entire stock includ-ing groceries, notions, and fixtures, all at cost and many articles below he present market value, For cash nly. Leaving- the Must sell. Everything must Ct.A fi.

E. Brown Son East Sevjenth. "---I -i lr Wi.nfield...Kansas iJoficc TO FACIHERS have; three mafifjffiottf jacks, one the" other-' two can be registered? lfi-'Z ftSrids good performers and- plenty of bone and i ift Hi good Also one draft horse, weight' 1900: 'plenty of bone i 1, and gppd color. Thi ptopk be at the Fairgrounds during the sea son. -Residence Phone 1041 C.

H. SAUNDERS CO. a of on in the 1 Produce EggS Butter 1 Cream, 1st grade Creanj 2nd grade Springs Turkey .30 .29 .44 .43 .22 2.2 Turkey old hens -20 (Turkeys.j underweight 1 not wanted) Roosters young, -2Q Roosters old .15 Capons (. DuckS .16 Geese 15 Winfleld Idve Stock Market (Furnished by Joe Mitchler) Hogs 6.00 8.00 Small calves Pigs i Heifers Heavy calves Stock steers 10.00 8.0010.00 7.00 8.00 7.00 8.00 8.3010.00 Fat steers Hay Market (Furnished by J. C.

Schantz) Prairie hay 14.00 17.00 Alfalfa 26.00 i Kansas City Casli Grain. Co-h-Noi '2 'mixed $.8 No. .3 mixou'. i 1 1 white No 3 white 1.88. Kansas City Stock Market Kansas City, Cattle, receipts .1 0 ,0 0 0 market steady steers 8.00(5)13.50: cows and heifers stockers and feeders $7.75 12.50,- calves Hoes-Recelnts 16,000: market 10 to 15 higher; bulk of sales $16.90 17.25;- heavy, $17.00 17.35; me dium light $16.95 17.36.

FLOUR FOR WHEAT. Our intention is to add a little custom, or exchange grinding xor those who have the raw wheat and wantj flour in its place. Come in any time' and talk this over; you sure will be interested in what we have to sav. We ate always- ready to buy wueat for millinK. -Phone us, or call when vou wish to.

sell any grain. G. CLINTON ADAMS UKAIM aJJ MILLING COMPANY Office and mill: 6th and Mllilngton Winfield. Kan. Phone 139 FLYING IS INTERESTING.

R. Bradley Tells About a Trip To' Ft; Ellingtoni to Visit His kjieutenant Emmett Bradley. R. Bradley and Josh Wallace have returned from Houston, where thev went to visit their sons, who are stationed, there. Emmett Brad ley 1st a second lieutenant in the aviation service, at Fort Ellington and Charles Wallace is sergeant in the intelligence, service at Ft- Logan Both men report, having seen a number of Winfield people.

Mr. Bradley says the aviation fields are full of interest. Flying is one of the most attractive arms of the service and high grade men aro flocking to Associated with Lieutenant Brad ley are 200 men. They are all col lege bred and show it. All men who apply for places In this arm of the service are not able to ilay, but men do not know this until ihey are tried out The men, are tested by going up After, they reach a certain hight they lose their sense of balance, everything turns, black, and that man is not capable of flying.

Some officers 111 the aviation service' cannot fly Experienced men always accompany the inexperienced; They sit irt front and; direct 'the new man. The man (n front must rely upon the mart behind as he Is instructed. Other wise: disaster would result. Lieuten ant took a man up while his -father was watching him. The ascent Is beautiful, says Mr.

Bradley. The.mechines are wonderful and ascend and descend at the command of the operator. While In the air the sensation of movement is lost. Tho machine appears to stand still, even while it is going at the rate of 75 miles and hour. The descent is not dangerous but flighting is very Lieutenant Bradley is carrying a scar his iclrin that was givon.him when an inexperienced aviator stopped too suddenly and threw him' toward the engine In i-; Many tof the- troops at Ft: Ellington and-Ft.

Logan 'are'-' Illinois men. Some are National guard 'meSk with many of the officers of- the" old guard. Houston is a lively plase because iof -the Social- life is attempted oil 'a considerable -'''scale and' the- young' officers are shown a lively time. 1 The, evening spent with knitting' and music. At ten o'clock an ap petizing luncheon was served.

Mr. and Mrs. Pike of route 6 aro shopping in Winfield today. should not be r. O.

H. REYNOLDS, Executor. -HACKNEY MOORE, 242-lt (First Published In the Evening Free Presst. March 13. .1918.) The State of Kansas to Allen H.

Lew-Is, Jessie M. Lowis. Minerva E. Lewis: You and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued In the District Court of Cowley County, Kansas, in. civil action 13891, wherein Anglo Farnsworth Is plaintiff and you and each of you are You are further notified that you must answer the petition of the plaintiff filed In said action on or before the 25th day of April, 1918, or judgment will be entered against you foreclosing a mortgage on Lot 2, Block 163, Northfield Addition to tho City of Winfleld, Cowley' Coun ty, Kansas, and barring you and each of you from any rights In and to said i'A4 i i Plantift.

HACKNEY MOORE, i Her. Attorneys. I EATON We got our share of those terrific winds Friday night and Saturday. Irene Evans returned to Win field Sunday after her usual home vlst. Clifford Evans was out from Win field last week visiting his brother F.

B. Evans Ella Cranston underwent an oper ation in. Winfleld last week. Xiouis ad Claud Bolack delivered seme mules at Winfield Friday. Mrs.

Will' Foudray spent Sunday at the Beswlck home. Word from mW Helen Wilson Saturday reports her as able to sit up. and getting along nicely. Her mother wlll'iremain with her until the quar-anUnof, is lifted patient well lagam. Floatman and family nave moved from nead Burden to tho Henrienson farm, a mile south' of Kalon.

iBornr Sunday iMarch 10th 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sumner, a baby girl. Forrest Cochran, son of, Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Cochran of south Eaton, was called to the colors recently, and in Iowa working on a farm Harleigh Knox wrote home Saturday from Kansas City, saying that he was on a troop train, enroute from Ft. Logan Colorado to "somewhere" on the atlantic coast. Miss Edna Hoyt went to Winfield Saturday to be the guest of friends over Sunday.

Mrs. R. S. Wjilson and baby, Mrs. A.

P. Ccchran and Mrs. Knox and aaugmer Margaret, were dinner guests Thursday of Mrs. F. A.

Haney of Prairie Ridge, honoring Mrs. Ha nqy's aunt, Mrs. Lydia Barnes of Worlhingt.on, who has been a guest at the Hanex home the past two weeks). After ladie attended clpb moetnig at the home of Mrs. 13.

T. Moyer, where the afternoon was devoted to Red Cross Bewing. Mr. and Mrs, Ike-Hoyt and daughter, Agnes, Mr. and.

Mrs. Knox and daughter, Margaret, Mr. Glass and daughter, Miss Anna and J. W. Bes-wick were among the Winfield visitors, Saturday.

Prairie Ridge put on a splendid program at the Eaton literary Friday night to a packed house. coliege play was given by Misses Edna Ridings, Hazel Haney, Rosa Manahan, Loietta and Mildred Baker and Ivan Ott, Glen Chase, Russell Fielder and Clarence Haney. There will probably be one more literary two week's from last. Friday' night, altho it has not been decided definitely. DOCTOR, HYSLOP TO SALINA BY FRED S.

FERGUSON 'l Friends of Doctor Hyslop, presi dent of Epworth University at Guth "will be interested to' know that he, has. been appointed pastor of the First Methodist Church- at Salina. Doctof Hyslop has preached here and lectured on "the chautauqua He Is a brilliant speaker. -y M. W.

Van Petten of Topeka and J. N- Chappele of Wichita were business visitors In Winfield today. John Daves is confined at his home with the measles. me directed and delivered and dat- is stktjiehed at Fort Iowa. For-ed the 19 th day of February, 1918, rest "has spent the past year or more issued out of the District Court of Cowley County, State of Kansas, in an action In which Ellen J.

Piatt, was plaintiff, nad J. A. Bensyl et al were defendants, I will, on Monday, the 25th day of. March, 1918, beginning at 2 o'clock p. of said at the, north door of the Court House, ia the City of Win-field, Cowley County, State of Kan sas, offer for sale and sell, at public tn" t.hK-hlfrhest bidder for cash in hand, without, appraisement, all that certain tract of land situated In said Couritjfjof Cowley and described as follows, to-wit: The quarter of section sixteen," the southeast quarter of section seventeen, the northeast quarter of section twenty, and the northwest quarter of section twenty-one, all in Township' Thirty, south Range East of tfie Sixth P.

M. in Cowley County, Kansas. Said property levied on to be sold as the property of the above named defendants, to satisfy said judgment. Witness my hand at my office in said City of Winfield, this 19th day of February, 1918. R.

DAY, Sheriff. charLes w. Roberts! Attorney for 4wks (First Published in the Evening Free Press, March 13, publication notice. In the' Probate Court of Cowley Kansas. In the matter 6 the estate: of Lydia Richardson, deceased.

To Whom It May Concern: All persdns; are" hereby notified that Reynolds, executor of said estate' of Lydia do-ceased, did on tho 11th day of Murch, 1918 file in the "Probate Court qf Cowley County, Kansas, his petition asking that he may bo allowed to sell for the payment of debts and expenses of administration and legacies, the following descriibed real estate, to-wit: The Northeast Quarter of Section.