The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. THE HUTCHINSON NEWS. TUESDAY. 'MAY 4, iv26 TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS Grain, Live Stock and Produce News STRIKE HITS OUR WHEAT Drop Off Five Cents During the Laic Trading Today. rhlrnjcn.

May lBy The Asso- tinted Press I llrltish strike (in- vplopmontK overshadowed all othor factors In the wheat market. I winy find (lurlim the lull' cloalincs cut down soma ((notations almost r. centfl a tmshel. tbouc.li, word of exporL business at Winnipeg led In rallies. A decrease ot bushels In Die world's available supjdy was announced, but was considered small as acnlnst Jll.r.l l.iiOO bushel" falllns "If a year Wheat closed unsettled to lower; corn to "sc.

and onts li to Vie 'lt'wn. Chicago, May (By The Associated setbacks in the value or wheat, look place early today on account of selllni; due to British labor troubles. The downturns were emphasized by ot rain northwest likely to tienetit llio sprlni; crop. On the declines however, there was fairly active buying on the, part of yesterday's sellers and this circumstance tended somewhat In check, The nooning lower, (neu Jl.C.l to ami July Jl.ll'Jii was followed a slirfit rally ami then by an irregular decline that carried May down to SI.is and July to Com and oats cave way with wheat. After opening to off.

July 7H to the corn market underwent material further sag. Cats started to 'ie lower, July Later all months showed a loss. Provisions reflected grain weakness, despite an upward trend In hog values. Kansas City Cash. Kansas City, May fAP) 21 cars; 2fr3c lower; No.

dark hard Sl.o.Vo; a No. 3 dark hard l.e No. hard Jl.ii45M.5C; No. 3 hard No. 2 red 51.CO No.

red to low. er; No. while TOiS'lc; No. white No. 2 yellow No.

yellow 14; No. 2 mixed No. 3 mixed to lower; No. 2 white Jiff42c; No. 3 white JUHI.EY—i13f.J«5c.

lleiailed sales in the Kansas Cltv cnBh market today were; Wheat. No. 2 Dark: 1 at I 1 at 10li- 2 at 1 at J.55V*; 1 at 1.54; 1 at S. No. 3 Dark: 1 at 1.51; 2 at 1.5;!.

No. 1 Hard: 1 at 1.5U; 2 at l.uj'ft. No. 2 Hard: 2 at l.fi;,'!.; 1 at l.u5!4; 4 at 1.54; S. 1.5uH@l.53',i.

No. 3 Hard: 1 at 1.55; 2 at 1.5J; B. 1.47(T 1.47U. No. 2 Keil: 1 at 1.62.

No. 0 Hod: 1 at 1.47. No. N. Spring: 2 at Corn.

No. 2 White: at 2 at 70. No. White: 1 at No. 2 Yellow: 1 at 72; 1 at 71 1 1 at 71.

No. 3 Yellow: 1 at 71; 1 at 70. No. 4 Yellow: 1 at No. 2 Mixed: N0111.

ti3(S'69li. No; 3 Mixed: 1 at No. 4 Mixed: Norn. 1 Oats. No.

2 While: N0111. 41 (j? 42. No. 3 White: Norn. 1 at Kaffir.

No. 2 White: 1 at 1.25. No. 3 While: Norn. J.23S 1 1,25.

Milo. No. 2 Yellow: 3 at 1.30. No. 3 Yellow: 2 at 1.30.

Bran: Notn. 25W25.50 a (on. Shorts: Notn. 27.5U to 2S ton. Winnipeg Grain.

May wheal closed July 'J; Oct. 1.33»i. Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, May May wheat closed 1.02%; July 1.47 2-8. LOCAL MARKETS Sunflower Produce.

Heavy hena light hens 21c; I'MO lirollers, lbs. and over 30c; under lbs. 25c. Leghorns and blacks 25c; old and young roosters lie; ducks 12c: geeso 7c. 22c, per dozen.

No. 1 33c. Local Grain. WIlBAT-tQuotud by Wm.iKelly Blill) H.38. hy the Walker Grain prlceH on wagon loads) Yollow 7l)e )ier bushel.

Swift Produce. J.IVI. Hens 23c; Leghorn hena 21c; broilers to 2 30c; IjOfihoviia nnd blacks 25c; old and young roasters Sc; ducks. t. 8c; iteuso, f.

I. I. Cc: guineas, old, each 30c; guineas, young. Hi to 2 lbs. each 40c.

ISaoS No. 1 quality, Hot 22c. 1 per lb, 33c; No. 2 per lb. 3Ue.

price, ND. 1, 40c; No. 2, 37c per lb. Sugar Market. Now York, May siiKnr down 1-32 cent; spot refined flue granulated 6.00c, Range of Op Lions Furnished By D.lvls.Not -Mcrrlll Grain 610 Ror.ib.iuQh.Wiley Building.

AT CHICAGO. Wheat (New) Closed Closed Open High Ysc.lv 1 I' i t.CI'i 1.5«»i i.r,s'i 1.01=, Whep- (Old). Mac. l.Mi'i 1. i.r.i 1.

1. 10 i.i'i", 1 I.I"', Kept 1 i Corn. 1 .71 .71 7 1 .75 1 Sept. Dec. Sept.

Dec. Oats. Mnv. 1 Hyc. IJ'j May.

AT KANSAS CITV. Wheat. HUTCHINSON GRAIN Stiles hard and dark wheat one In two cents lower, light trading, firm to one cent higher. Nominal values for corn unchanged. Nominal values for knflr and mllo.

Sales here today (K. C. hasip): 1 cm- ilk 13. ji.r,: 1 l.r.s GRAIN RECEIPTS. 11 11 1 son K.ins L'lty S.ilica 1 'in St.

Mhln Kafir Atlto: Hutchinson, Kati. pas City, 1 11 I' 1 ii 11 ir. 1 17'1 12 14 4'17 a 77 1 LIVESTOCK MARKET Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, May Slates Department of Agricultural S.OOO; calves LOW); ted steers mostly loft 15c lower; choice to fir mivelght steers yearling steers SU.50; hulk of early sales 11 light yearlings and she stock steady; light heifers bulls firm: veals unchanged; stockers and feeders scarce steady; fleshy feeders tunvanl to N.OOfl; uneven, mostly ltiifj-2f)c higher: spots up more on weighty IniKtiers tor- on pound; bulk of sales S12.4 13.10; 170 to pound $12.0 light lights up SIS.I'.O; 24(1 to pound 12.8',; packing sows stock (lies sirong to 25c higher. $13.7.7 Kr.00.

spring lambs around higher; sheep and wool Iambs steady; top Arizona springers others 1 to Hi.20; best wool skins on sale shorn Arizona ewes shorn Texas wethers Chicago Livestock. Chicago, Slates IJeparliueni of 20.000; nioderately ac live; strong to 10 higher than Monday 's best prices; mostly higher than average; big packers doing little; majority 240 to 2. '0 pound butchers S12.35(fj 13 bulk desirable 2i'0 to pounds weight 13.30; belter ISO imuiids down largely S13.10'o top on 180 to 170 pounds SI3 parkins sows largely -51 1 11 sorted killing pigs heavyweight hogs f12.2 ,7 Ti 13 medium J12.i;,",it 13.45; light 12.IOT I 13.HO; light liglit $12 packing sows SILlfift 11.U0; slaughter pigs 13.noil 75. CATTLK- Heceipts 1 1.000; fai steer trade slow; uneven, light weight steers and heifers steady; matured flleors nostly 15'o25e low. er; heavies off moat: liberal sprinkling of thick flesh Nehraskas offered; top yearlings Jin.25; heavy Nehraskas at same prices; good and choice heavy cows weak to lower; other and classes'of shu stock strong: bulls steady; heavy up-wanl to largely 25c higher, market on veah-rs to packers at 3 .75.

12 fat In 111 hs slow; generally asking around 2f higher; one load of desirable wool lambs curly 10 shippers at SIC.tin; looks 2'ic hi-her; few early sales of fat sheep steady; good clipped ewes wool owes upward to .00. Wichita Livestock. Wit-lilia, 4. (I'nited Stales Department of Agriculture) CATTLK--Iteceipls 1,000 Including 200 calves; butcher cattle slow, mostly around steady; one load mixed yearlingH weight 4S3 po'tiuis; other sleers and heifers held at same price; two loads heifers Into Monday JftiO; odd lots s.no; cows sleady 0.50; canners and 4.50; calves steady; practical veal top few up to bulk I'MHiVM; slockcra nnd feeibos slow. hlnHily bulk steers s.uti.

2,400, iiiclml- Ing 1500 directs; 20'if25o hlglier; pucker top $12 bulk 100 lo 230 pound itveragus J12 23u to 280 pound weights 12.70; low 2Mi to 335 pound butchers 12 .21111 12.45; packing sows (it 10.50; plus steady; bulk fenders 4.00. loo; steady; spring liimbB fl4.ii0ii« I5.0U; other eliissos noiiiiutt WALL STREET RALLIED TODAY Early Afternoon Saw Turn After Several Hours of Selling Pressure. GRAIN GOSSIP Mnv. l.r.n 1 July. Mil 1 1 l.r.n i Srpt.

1 1. i Corn. Mnv. C7'- "i Su ATS ,7 Sept. Sept.

Oats. New York. May (AT) Stock prices developed strong resistance today to the selling pressure Inspired by the general strike In ltrilain. Trices quickly went down 1 to 3 points at the opening with much of 1 lit; sidling represepi- ing Hid hasly liquidation of stocks bought, yesterday afternoon when it appeared that negotiations for settlement might be renewed nnd the strike averted. The calmness with which (he London market, received tho news and rather widespread opinion in Hie financial district that the strike would he of short duration, coupled with (nvornhlo domestic news and earning statements helped to restore confidence.

Ity early afternoon a good sized rally was under way. The closing was strong. The running in of an overcrowded short interest carried prices forward at a more rapid, pace in the late trading. SIoss-StiGffield Steel rallied at points and Dupotit 4, while a gain of 2 to 3 points included Colorado and Southern. Commercial Solvents General Klix'tric, Colorado Fuel and Woolworth.

Sales approximated Ofnl shares. Stock' prices worker sharply lower at the opening of trading today ns heavy selling was inspired by the beginning of the general strike in Croat. Hear traders took advantage of tho situation to exert pressure against vulnerable issues iiid growing nervousness led 10 a general liquidation ot long accounts. Initial declines of one to 3 points were by General 1'iectric. American Woolen.

Allied Chemical. Hudson Motors and Founded ion Company. Losses were ojiickiy extended in tho subsequent dealings with commission house selling increasing in volume. Domestic trade news was mainly favorable, however, acting as an offsetting influence to the strike developments so that ex- iretue reactions were held within a limit of about points. High grade railroad shares, which frequently have been purchased i'or British interests wore heavy with declines ot" 1 to 3 points registered by New York Central.

Canadian Pacific. Atchison, Heading, Atlantic. Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville. Ceneral Electric and Dupont both fell three points, with the latter subsequently recovering and Woolworth, Cast Iron I'ipe and Stewart- Warner dropping 2 points or more. V.

S. Steel was steadied after an early fractional decline. Foreign exchanges were lower with sterling (looted around J4.S5 and French and Itelgian francs Belling at the lowest levels of the year. Speculation quieted down considerably but there was a steady hardening of prices which ultimately carried many shares up to a parity with yesterday's closing figures, or above. Chicago Pneumatic Tool showed gain of Atlantic He- fining 2'i and Uuponl, Atchison, Norfolk and Western Colorado Fuel and Hadio one point.

The renewal rate on call loans was unchanged at 2U per cent. Foreign Exchange. New York, Foreign exchanges heavy. Quotations (in cents): Croat Britain, demand 4.S5; cables 4.S3 1 sixty day bills on banks I.SI 3-10. France, demand 3.21; cables 3.2 Hi.

jialy, demand cables 4.01 'H. Demand: Belgium, 3.20ij. tJerniany, 23.si). Holland. 40.13.

Norway, 21.72. Sweden, 20.75. Switzerland, 10.31. lirei 'CC, 1.21. Poland, 2.fnj.

Shanghai, 72.25. Call Money. New Vurk. May 4. money skadv: high low ruling rale closing bid Z'l; offered al last loans call loans against time loans sleady; mixed collateral liO.no days four-six months prime mercantile paper -lit 4 1 PRODUCE MARKETS Liberty Bonds Liberty bonds closed: 1st -i vj K12.

2ml Kui. 3rd 101. -nil 103. i'. s.

ioi. I'. S. 4 104. u.

s. ins, 25-32 20-32 10-32 0-32 10-32 17-32 11-32 Kansas City Hay. Kansas City, May receipts 34 cars. 1 23.50; stenilurd $22 22.00; No, 2 No. 3 lij 30.00.

PltAIUlK -No. 1 Slii.MI; No. 3 $15.0017 10.00; No. 3 14 .50. Choice f27.SOS;•;.'K 50; No.

1 standard J22.50 No. 2 22.0U; No. 3 Cotton Market, New York. May Ion spot quiet; middling lS.Sac. Futures closed steady; 4 luwur lo li higher; May July 18.lfiiqlS.ISc; October 1.7.-24S' 17.20c.

It looks like the southwest will have one of lis biggest wheat crops this year, Oe'orgo (latto remarked. Ho has forty elevators lined up ready for handling the crop. "It will be 0110 of our busiest years," he said. M. L.

Fry, owner of the Farmers' Lrain Lumber Co. at Montezuma, has let the coin rail for a new Iti.oOO bushel capacity elevator, Willi atiliitnatic dump weigher handling 2.out! bushels per hour. It will be erected on the site of the present elevator, which will he razed at once. .1. K.

linker Is figuring on btiyingj in a grain elevator at Otis. In liusii'j coiinlv, which will be sold at slier-; iff sale. A report from Randall, says: "A certain form of root, lice is at work In the wheat fields. Some farmers say the wheat is badly infested." Randall Is in Jewell county, northern Kansas. John Colllngwootl, of the Collins- wood Grain Co.

reports that bad news is coming front northwestern Kansas. "I understand that much of the wheat up there will be a failure unless they get rains right off. It Is very dry there," he said. Fred Long, Lyons grain man took a 1.750 mile drive last week through the southwestern wheat belt. Including southwest Kansas and parts of Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas.

"I found only three fields of wheat blown out on the entire trip," Mr. Long reported. "The wheat never has looked so promising. The host fields were in Alfalfa county. where tho wheat, is almost ready to head." Kansas City Produce, KansBs City, May lAl') 2Cc; seconds 24c.

Creamery 41c; packing 22c. JUTTKR premium for extra qualily tic. heavy hens 2Sc; light 20c; broilers 40c; leghorn broilers 35c; roosters 18c. NEW Mo. P.

Officials Coming. Tho report committee of the Missouri Pacific railroad company will be in Hutchinson tomorrow on business with local officials. In the party will he: H. C. Abbey, auditor of station accounts; F.

A. Clifford, assistant superintendent of station service; Clyde Hogsett. of the Kansas City Missouri Pacific traffic department. Flnlsnes Assessment. J.

M. Ported, the assessor of Little River township and the city or Buhlor, completed his work nnd turned In his assessment records at the county clerk's office late yes- U-nlay afternoon. Chicago Produce. Chicago. May Firm; receipts! two cars: fowls 30iT33c; broilers 38 (fr4Go; turkeys 30c: roosters 20c; ducks 32c; geese Hie.

nnd trading slow; market weaker; prices declining; Wisconsin sacked round whites J3.i ((f Hl'TTKH Creamery extras 3S'c; standards extra firsts 37St' 3Si-c; firsts seconds 33 fi firsts iff ordinary firsts 27c; storage packed extras -lie; storage firsts 30c. Local Men Speak At Pratt Meeting WOMEN WITH THE knack of preparing tasty snndwlchos and lunches can develop quite a business In their homo during spare time. Hostesses ot bridge parties and socials, as well ns picnickers, would quickly see (he advantage ot having someone else pro- pare tho lunchos and will pay well for the service. A News and Herald classified net will bring your unique business lo the attention ot your prospective customers and a phono call will bring you Ihclr patronage. Now Is tho time (0 get people acquainted with your ability, so start your ad at once.

rhoho 4400, ask for nn adtaker. Albert Thomson and L. R. Wagler drove to Pratt (his morning to attend the regional institute ot the Sunday schools of central and southwestern Kansas. Mr.

Thomson Is president of the slate executive committee. He is on the program for an nddress this afternoon at the Adult workers' seclion. Rev. A. E.

Henry, pastor of Trinity church gave one ot the opening addresses last night, and also is on the program today. Rev. Guy Wimmor, pastor of the First Baptist church will address the young people's section this afternoon. Rev. D.

G. MacLennan and Albert Thomson are on the program at. the closing general session tomorrow night for addresses. "We are expecting a large attendance from Hutchinson and Reno county," Mr. Wagler said last night.

"I know one school that was planning to send forty or fifty delegates. RAILROAD TIME TABLE SANTA FE. EASTGOUND TRAINS. -T-ocnl Pass pm I Via Great Bend. I Arrives -niicncn 1l lLMU pm 1 -MiNC-'J 1 Vl.i St.

John. Arrives Dpparls i nm am pin run pin pm i PUBLIC NOTICE GROUP Legal Notlcea Flyer -Faspttiger -Nnvajr -Calif. UmiicI NORTHBOUND. im; WESTBOUND. Via Great flend.

Arrivi-S fTolti. Flyer P.7S8. -Coin. Via St. Departs nm pin -Tho va in -Ciillf.

Limited -Fast Mn 11 Pass. Depart 4:15 flirt am pm John. A rrivGs 1:11) nm (fx Sun.) am (mi pm ptn pm pm pm i 'li between points only.) SOUTHBOUND. No. An THV.Q PUSS.

urn ROCK ISLAND. Easlbound, i So. Dep.i rts I'tnti; am Llmiu-tl pm 'L'lu; CaHfrtrnlan 10 pm Kn-'iylit. 11:45 ILIII I Westbound. niaii 11-(Jnl-ioii Sl.it& D.vpi 'ONs pin Klalf.

LiiDih'i.) pm Fi'L-iKiit pill MISSOURI PACiFiC. Wc3tbound. Nn. Dftparts Pa.si-ciiKcr 11ii tJ-lli Fivichl Castbound. 1 1 1 11am pn; KryiKlit llt'Jy am ARKANSAS VALLEY.

INTEHURBAN Notice. Nctlro of an adjourned School Meeting nf Pnlil.r Kiual JIIKII School So. lij. tn lu- lifM nn Thursday. llL'n, at 2 o'clock P.

in the Little Townahip I hill Jn Buliltrr. Tlie purptist? of the mnotinp is to consider a way to room Miiiiiial Traininif, IJtMiVi-sifc Selenci? ami Art l.ifpartmvnts uiiich aro over- Also, tu -Libmic and for a vote on followinK plans, namely lilt' creation a School ButldtiiK or tho ercL -tloii of a lomporary or pormancM Auditorinm ami Gymnasium. Dated al Huliier. 'April Hll'C. II.

AtAUTKNS, Clerk. Lodges K. P. No -(J. ItoKiiIar iu the hall 'M 'ii S.

Main tonight. All uik'od tn ho prcMi'iit. Ji. Uowtnun. 1A Republican Candidates To tho Voters of lio.no Comity: I wish to announce my candidacy for the office of of Itono county i.n the licUet, suhjeeL to tlio primary on Auguat u.

LOI.MS H. To Thy Voters of iit-no County: I wtsli to announce that 1 am a can. dirlato for Sheriff of Heno County, jeci to tlie Kepuijliean Pi'ltnavy In August. IV-ZS I irua I I Li'ial Local Local Local nai 'i amLocr.l atnU 'al I'M am'Locnl Hir pm'Lueal 1 pm'Lorjil prnjLocal lou'Locat mo'L'icul I i pm'Loral lUiilLocal aio V'aily Wtw Jload Newtf-WerftW Waul Ada Arrive am I am am 1 pm ti'Ol) 7 pm pn. pm II pm nm Trains nnd arc tu I and Wichita, and all uain.s make direct at Van Atsdalu for Newlon.

BUS LINE TIMETABLE DAN'S DEPENDABLE STAGE LINE M'd 'ii I for Salifia and Intii mcdi.itc iK'iui i at )U a.u., noon. a pin. nnd pin. s( a trivet fiiim Salina and inicnuediate pointH at 11 a.m.. p.m., p.in.

and 8:30 m. "fh at. Mldlaml hotel. CENTRAL KANSAS TRANSPORTATION CO. lieu motor coach leaves til 7 a.m.

for Lyor.K. tii cat Head, I Crosse, Stock ton, PiiMlipslmt't; and iuternudlati: polntfi, coach leaves Phllllpn- lint'K al 7 a.m.. and panning through liitt ediaty pojnta arrives at Hutch- a .1 p.m. Motor eoaeii and express leavi-H for Lynny and Cleat Hend 0 a.m., leaves Cieat liciid ut p.m., and through intermedia to points reaches itiitcliiuson at 0:30 p.m. Otimr cats leave Kuicidiis.

for Lyons and Intermediate polnu at 11 a.in,, p.m. and IU p.m. Coaches leave Lyons at a.m., p.m. and p.m. WHITE STAR STAGE LINE Motor Reaves for OOUKC City at 12:811 p.m.; (fiuvcx Dodjie City for Hutchinson tft p.m., arriving Jlntchliieon at p.in, Uoutu via tit.

Johti and Klu a ley. 4 Card of Thanks (JAItO OP wish lo extend our liuink'i In the friends and who kindly exji reused iheir sympathy hy beautiful Loral offering, and kind deeds, during I he sickness and death or our Dear Mother. We aie ever reminded in limes like this (hat the Christdika L-plrlt is ever in the world and in the of those around its. We run thank oil Put llod uh'tm can Mr. Alien cker and Pamily.

Mr. h'rank and Panill.v. Mr. Will Uick eker and Kamily. Mr.

Lay anil Painlly. Mr. and iaroid Powell. Mrs. Hicksecker and Painlly.

Peairi'-e (lickc. Mr. Hicksecltcr. 6 Special Notices NOTICK, I havo laken Pack the LliiKerfelt A li to Wieidiiny establishment. 1 am not aide to run it and ituis-t dlsposo of it itt once.

or trade. Several cars and c.ood auto parts cheap. S. M. Schaffer, L.

itrd ut the hoice. I'AilTN 1CL wanted for harvest nnd thresinnu run. tine willing start 'from and fnliow to lj-lii Ncwsdjcraid. NtiTICK fo" ieaT vstaTJ dealers iuid' (Uhers, my property ut 401 West 12lh St. Is withdrawn from market.

K. C. Williamson. OIL Station compktn and aro ready to make country deliveries. Phono ParlrldK" at aU times.

housti amoiiH for sale. Call after (i P. M. M7 fdh. 7 Special at the Stores Wo in or All KluilB Tlio Service Slatlon.

Plmlia 1100. Sn. Walnut. Hoail Nowsi -lloruld Witilt A(I 8 Lost and Foun TO LOSKRS When you ndverllso a lost nr- tide in The News and Herald voiir advertisement receives tho bem -m of treo liBlltiK In the Lost and Pound Pile, for a of HO Such service facilitates tho recovery of lost articles. TO KINDEUS If von have found cat or ft dop, a pneketbook.

Jewelry or fur, nnd cannot locate the owner thtouph the "Last and Knund ads in today's News and Herald, call and go through the "Lost and Pound" lilo ru the News office. 23 Typewriters, Supplleg WK 1IAVK nil of uacil and rebuilt TypourlteVE. Any nmko repaired: all worlt Knnrnntped; loans supplied on overhauls. Rentals and supplies. We can save you money; terms If desired.

You are welcome to try out nny of our machines at any time on approval. Wo buy and ex- CIHIIIBC. E. Deck, 1 West Sherman Street. 8 Lost and Foun TO LOSKRS When you ndverllso a lost nr- tide in The News and Herald voiir advertisement receives tho bem -m of treo liBlltiK In the Lost and Pound Pile, for a of HO Such service facilitates tho recovery of lost articles.

TO KINDEUS If von have found cat or ft dop, a pneketbook. Jewelry or fur, nnd cannot locate the owner thtouph the "Last and Knund ads in today's News and Herald, call and go through the "Lost and Pound" lilo ru the News office. All makes of used and retulllt typewriters, rental, repairs and supplies. Itoyal and Corona Dist. Sundstrand Adding Machines, nlao used machines.

HENO TVPBWnlTKK CO. Phone 4ftn N. Mnin 8 Lost and Foun TO LOSKRS When you ndverllso a lost nr- tide in The News and Herald voiir advertisement receives tho bem -m of treo liBlltiK In the Lost and Pound Pile, for a of HO Such service facilitates tho recovery of lost articles. TO KINDEUS If von have found cat or ft dop, a pneketbook. Jewelry or fur, nnd cannot locate the owner thtouph the "Last and Knund ads in today's News and Herald, call and go through the "Lost and Pound" lilo ru the News office.

type. writer, good eoiulltion. $18. Call 2I40W. 8 Lost and Foun TO LOSKRS When you ndverllso a lost nr- tide in The News and Herald voiir advertisement receives tho bem -m of treo liBlltiK In the Lost and Pound Pile, for a of HO Such service facilitates tho recovery of lost articles.

TO KINDEUS If von have found cat or ft dop, a pneketbook. Jewelry or fur, nnd cannot locate the owner thtouph the "Last and Knund ads in today's News and Herald, call and go through the "Lost and Pound" lilo ru the News office. 25 Laundry Work FAMILY washltig, a roURh dry, 75c finished. UIH Kiist fill St. 8 Lost and Foun TO LOSKRS When you ndverllso a lost nr- tide in The News and Herald voiir advertisement receives tho bem -m of treo liBlltiK In the Lost and Pound Pile, for a of HO Such service facilitates tho recovery of lost articles.

TO KINDEUS If von have found cat or ft dop, a pneketbook. Jewelry or fur, nnd cannot locate the owner thtouph the "Last and Knund ads in today's News and Herald, call and go through the "Lost and Pound" lilo ru the News office. KAMILY washing, roufih dry; finished. Ill Kant A. KURD titf.

back rim. tall light nnd license tatf found, owner may have same bv paying for nd and idcntifylne property. Ktl It. 1, Box S5, miles north of Plevna, Phone tifi -l Plevna. 26 Dressmaking, Millinery KURD titf.

back rim. tall light nnd license tatf found, owner may have same bv paying for nd and idcntifylne property. Ktl It. 1, Box S5, miles north of Plevna, Phone tifi -l Plevna. ALTERATIONS, suits and dressmaking, remodelinR, pleating, coats, furrier.

Mrs. Itleharda. phone 2263.1. KURD titf. back rim.

tall light nnd license tatf found, owner may have same bv paying for nd and idcntifylne property. Ktl It. 1, Box S5, miles north of Plevna, Phone tifi -l Plevna. DitliSS.MAKLNU, alterations. Mre.

11. D. Schall, 72.1 1st Kast. Phone II71W. LOST ten and 2 ones Sat.

evening about LI, hid ween store and 3 Past. Ph. Howard. DitliSS.MAKLNU, alterations. Mre.

11. D. Schall, 72.1 1st Kast. Phone II71W. LOST ten and 2 ones Sat.

evening about LI, hid ween store and 3 Past. Ph. Howard. SKWINU wnnti-il. Will go out liy the day.

Phone 2601W. 1011 Kast 1st. LOST ten and 2 ones Sat. evening about LI, hid ween store and 3 Past. Ph.

Howard. ilKMSTlTCJllNO inc. l'rompt service and delivery. Curtis Store. SILK scarf found at Midland theatro Saiurdav uiKhi.

Owner pay for ad. Ph. aft'-nioon or evenings. ilKMSTlTCJllNO inc. l'rompt service and delivery.

Curtis Store. SILK scarf found at Midland theatro Saiurdav uiKhi. Owner pay for ad. Ph. aft'-nioon or evenings.

27 Beauty Culture MARCELLING Mle; first class work. curl. Now steam permanent marcel witlt ringlet ends Mrs. funiner. 200 1st.

Ph. 4I47W. 1-APV'S sprinK hat lost Sunday on Svtvla Phunn 11SSJ. 27 Beauty Culture MARCELLING Mle; first class work. curl.

Now steam permanent marcel witlt ringlet ends Mrs. funiner. 200 1st. Ph. 4I47W.

1.JLACK mulQ with bobbed ears, stray, pd. Phone 27 Beauty Culture MARCELLING Mle; first class work. curl. Now steam permanent marcel witlt ringlet ends Mrs. funiner.

200 1st. Ph. 4I47W. CliAV horse Saturday night. 1 ZS13W.

LADIKK have your hair dyed at your homo by professional export. All work confidential. Phono F.lien Quinowski. 9 Public 'Auction APCTION May 5. p.

Merchants' Transfer rooms furnituic, oak bed room suite, huffet. dininK table and chairs, sanitary etna h. RHH range, kitchen cabin- el. tabic, din Ira. baby's bed.

buggy, hlch chair, floor lamp, dnofold, uew chVrsc slicing machine nnd other ar- tich'S. Landlord, Aucpmeeir. LADIKK have your hair dyed at your homo by professional export. All work confidential. Phono F.lien Quinowski.

9 Public 'Auction APCTION May 5. p. Merchants' Transfer rooms furnituic, oak bed room suite, huffet. dininK table and chairs, sanitary etna h. RHH range, kitchen cabin- el.

tabic, din Ira. baby's bed. buggy, hlch chair, floor lamp, dnofold, uew chVrsc slicing machine nnd other ar- tich'S. Landlord, Aucpmeeir. L.VN01L nnd Circullno Termanent, Marcel nnd ringlet ends, guaranteed.

Special Mrs. Ord Wilson. S16 N. Plum. Ph.

5034W. 9 Public 'Auction APCTION May 5. p. Merchants' Transfer rooms furnituic, oak bed room suite, huffet. dininK table and chairs, sanitary etna h.

RHH range, kitchen cabin- el. tabic, din Ira. baby's bed. buggy, hlch chair, floor lamp, dnofold, uew chVrsc slicing machine nnd other ar- tich'S. Landlord, Aucpmeeir.

ALL kinds of Beauty work, prac ttco marcel. 20C West 5th. Phone for nppolntnient. Mrs. Ruth Otli.

9 Public 'Auction APCTION May 5. p. Merchants' Transfer rooms furnituic, oak bed room suite, huffet. dininK table and chairs, sanitary etna h. RHH range, kitchen cabin- el.

tabic, din Ira. baby's bed. buggy, hlch chair, floor lamp, dnofold, uew chVrsc slicing machine nnd other ar- tich'S. Landlord, Aucpmeeir. MAKCKl.MXO, Experl, need op.

erator. 113 W. 10th. Phono oi2S for nient. PPPLU: Auction Saturday.

May 1:00 p. S. Main, about 100 suits, extra pants, '6 burner oil stoves, iiousciioid paints, varnish, Mains, carpets, furniture. S. M.

Crotts, Anetioneer. MAKCKl.MXO, Experl, need op. erator. 113 W. 10th.

Phono oi2S for nient. PPPLU: Auction Saturday. May 1:00 p. S. Main, about 100 suits, extra pants, '6 burner oil stoves, iiousciioid paints, varnish, Mains, carpets, furniture.

S. M. Crotts, Anetioneer. Alt CELLING, day or evening. Mrs.

Cundlth. 721 East 1st St. Ph. 1772. PPPLU: Auction Saturday.

May 1:00 p. S. Main, about 100 suits, extra pants, '6 burner oil stoves, iiousciioid paints, varnish, Mains, carpets, furniture. S. M.

Crotts, Anetioneer. MARCELLING, 5llc. day or evening. Mrs. Cooper.

104 K. 16th. Ph. S732.1. UAHViiY WOOPS.

Auctioneer. Phone N'lckprsfin. liuta or Hutchinson. 60c. Paper Curl.

Qradn. ale operator. Mrs. Geo. Rrndy.

S. M. CKOTT3, Auctioneer, lies. 11) hili Past, Phonp 2R70W Hutchinson MARCELLING, 50o, 14 East 6th. Phone 1135.

Mrs. Clara Garrlgan. EMPLOYMENT GROUP NKLI.IMKLl.O Beauty rtr.op. All kinds of beauty work. Popular prices.

3760. EMPLOYMENT GROUP MARCELLS 50c. Mrs. A. Brown.

Ilurber Shop. Phono 915. 10 Male Help Wanted MARCELLS 50c. Mrs. A.

Brown. Ilurber Shop. Phono 915. Yo Mem Two neitt appearim; to o5 years of are, willing to work hard tor promo- lion. Some Hales experience.

Will pay von what you (ire worth. Apply Wednesday morning to Mr. Keim. lintel Stam'-v, llootn 411. MAHCKLLING 50c.

21'J West A. Phone 1240, Mrs. Donaho Yo Mem Two neitt appearim; to o5 years of are, willing to work hard tor promo- lion. Some Hales experience. Will pay von what you (ire worth.

Apply Wednesday morning to Mr. Keim. lintel Stam'-v, llootn 411. BOARD AND LODGING GROUP Yo Mem Two neitt appearim; to o5 years of are, willing to work hard tor promo- lion. Some Hales experience.

Will pay von what you (ire worth. Apply Wednesday morning to Mr. Keim. lintel Stam'-v, llootn 411. 28 Rooms, Furnished EAST steopiut; room, opposite hath: roomy closet; south and east exposure.

Private modern home. optional, giirago available. Piione 2.137. NOT1CK. Have opening for two neat, appearing vounc men, not over to aHsisi me in advertising campaign with national concern.

Mu.st bo hustlers and able to travel, apply Mr. Sanders, Hotfd from to a p. m. 28 Rooms, Furnished EAST steopiut; room, opposite hath: roomy closet; south and east exposure. Private modern home.

optional, giirago available. Piione 2.137. NOT1CK. Have opening for two neat, appearing vounc men, not over to aHsisi me in advertising campaign with national concern. Mu.st bo hustlers and able to travel, apply Mr.

Sanders, Hotfd from to a p. m. KURNISHfcin room with sleeplnR porch for Kcntlcnien. 14 E. 6.

Phono 2S07J. Vi'AXTKP --District manager for a Fraternal Society to work liuichinvoa and vicinity. Com- PtriLsation Work pleasant. Pox p.4'i on re News. KURNISHfcin room with sleeplnR porch for Kcntlcnien.

14 E. 6. Phono 2S07J. Vi'AXTKP --District manager for a Fraternal Society to work liuichinvoa and vicinity. Com- PtriLsation Work pleasant.

Pox p.4'i on re News. 215, E. sleeping rooms for rent. Hot and cold water In each room. Phono 258S.

SALKSMAN National Cash UeiiiHtcr C. 1L SUKinney, sales agent. 10 Past 2nd. NIL'ELY furnished sleeping room in modern home, closo In, gameo if desired. Pii.

775.1. 11 i-'emale Help Wanted E. Shormitn, nico inrge sleeping room, with meals if desired, garage-. Phone SCHOOL girl over wanted for general housework and care or baby. Phone 1.157W.

'li EAST furnished sit- tins loom and sleeping porch. J30. Ph, :17. At once, experienced wait- f'-xs for lunch and dining room work. WrlU- Motion Hotel, I KanH.

IJAHOE kitrhimctlQ room, for a lady or conph', chtMip. J9S5.L At once, experienced wait- f'-xs for lunch and dining room work. WrlU- Motion Hotel, I KanH. -L'l E. SHKUMAX Modnrn sleeping room.

AN experienced v.h.lte girl for general housework. Phoiit: -L'l E. SHKUMAX Modnrn sleeping room. AN experienced v.h.lte girl for general housework. Phoiit: TWO or 4 modern furnished roonia, Phono iMI'lCTiONT girl for general housework.

Phone TWO or 4 modern furnished roonia, Phono iMI'lCTiONT girl for general housework. Phone yis ICAST comrortahlo elcop. ing rooms. Phono 2HJ. girl wanted at tho i "atidyland.

yis ICAST comrortahlo elcop. ing rooms. Phono 2HJ. girl wanted at tho i "atidyland. TJIK 1ANDUX Pleasant sleeping rooms.

Phone 3 -10. 14 Situations TJIK 1ANDUX Pleasant sleeping rooms. Phone 3 -10. hnvo own tools. Write T.45 Newa.Herald.

30 Room A Board hnvo own tools. Write T.45 Newa.Herald. autj w. lii'ul. CoiiiiurLaulu modern room meals If desired.

Board $6 per wk. 15 Situations WANTLO children to caro for by day nr week. Phone 41S9J. 124 7th. E.

room ami hoard. Mrs. C. E. Nallv.

15 Situations WANTLO children to caro for by day nr week. Phone 41S9J. 124 7th. KOOM and hoard nt 60S A Ea.su Phono WANTPD-Hour work hy reliable woinnu. 31 Kooms for HOIJU work wanted ikic per hour.

Ph. 200fiU. EA-ST lareo rooms, furniahed for liKht houselceepinjj, ga.s, water, per week BUSINESS SERVICE GROUP UEH1UABLE south front housekeeping rooms, everything furnished; cool sleeping rooms. 1M East A. 17 Business Notices Wi: clean, shampoo and rugs.

Heuovaiy feathers. Mnko feather I'luy UKftd rug-i. Hutch, inwjn Uun Paetory. Ph, 2G3. 001 West Ibt.

Poll rooms for lifjhtliousclteeplng. East H. Oarage. 17 Business Notices Wi: clean, shampoo and rugs. Heuovaiy feathers.

Mnko feather I'luy UKftd rug-i. Hutch, inwjn Uun Paetory. Ph, 2G3. 001 West Ibt. 3 MODEILN housekeeping rooma, gas furniahed, $ti per week.

Ph. 771. 17 Business Notices Wi: clean, shampoo and rugs. Heuovaiy feathers. Mnko feather I'luy UKftd rug-i.

Hutch, inwjn Uun Paetory. Ph, 2G3. 001 West Ibt. EAST housekeeping rooms, furni.shert. Pit, SCJIJW.

SEWHKG MACHINES All makes, including Singers, used Lino. Very low price. IS W. fitli. liia EAST and sleep, ing rooms.

IlcaBonablo. SEWHKG MACHINES All makes, including Singers, used Lino. Very low price. IS W. fitli.

Pii. fl West, JtCflS WHAMPOUKD AND SIZKD, K. Cilliiaud, and Plum. Ph. Wll.

l'S2 EAST rooms, newly papered. 18 Services Offered To put an end to all garbage troulde, Call Sanitary Carhagu Co, phono 64Pli. WALL paper cleaned by calling W. 11. Young, 2HVV or Duvall'a i-'hurinacy S4.

LIGHT housekeeping rooms, 511 3rd EM ct. 18 Services Offered To put an end to all garbage troulde, Call Sanitary Carhagu Co, phono 64Pli. WALL paper cleaned by calling W. 11. Young, 2HVV or Duvall'a i-'hurinacy S4.

32 Hotels, Hcstaurants STAMEY HOTEL Fifth and Main. Modern, well appointed rooms, fireproof construction, all outside rooms, adjoining baths, equipped with electric fans throughout. Monthly rates $3," and up. Limited number of largo family rooms, Splendid coffee shop am) cafe In connection. Also well equipped offico rooms on top floor.

Phone 4000. IHOll painting, all kinds, pap- erit.tr. Harry P. Cline, phone laooW. 32 Hotels, Hcstaurants STAMEY HOTEL Fifth and Main.

Modern, well appointed rooms, fireproof construction, all outside rooms, adjoining baths, equipped with electric fans throughout. Monthly rates $3," and up. Limited number of largo family rooms, Splendid coffee shop am) cafe In connection. Also well equipped offico rooms on top floor. Phone 4000.

PXPP.HIKNCPD painter wanta work by hour m- contract. Ph. 1074. 32 Hotels, Hcstaurants STAMEY HOTEL Fifth and Main. Modern, well appointed rooms, fireproof construction, all outside rooms, adjoining baths, equipped with electric fans throughout.

Monthly rates $3," and up. Limited number of largo family rooms, Splendid coffee shop am) cafe In connection. Also well equipped offico rooms on top floor. Phone 4000. LAWN mowing wanted, can furniah all tools.

Phone Pinley. 32 Hotels, Hcstaurants STAMEY HOTEL Fifth and Main. Modern, well appointed rooms, fireproof construction, all outside rooms, adjoining baths, equipped with electric fans throughout. Monthly rates $3," and up. Limited number of largo family rooms, Splendid coffee shop am) cafe In connection.

Also well equipped offico rooms on top floor. Phone 4000. LAWN mowing wanted, can furniah all tools. Phone Pinley. MERCHANDISE GROUP WALL paper cleaning.

Call ifOSSJ for estimate. Work guaranteed. MERCHANDISE GROUP PLOW1NO, hauling, and garden spad. ing wanted. Phone tllloW, all kinds of baggage and tuiHh hauling, Ph.

35 Wanted to Buy PLOW1NO, hauling, and garden spad. ing wanted. Phone tllloW, all kinds of baggage and tuiHh hauling, Ph. WAN'i'KO-Slnslu uusisy. Oar.

vor. Itt. 5. Ilulohlnson, Ks. WALJ.

i-iaper cleiining; oxporlenced. .1 W. Smith, plume M77. 36 For Sale or Exchange TltASH hauling and all kinds of work. Ph.

-C- lilJNDV, puperhanger, Phone lipl.iM HISTORY ot World War, 10 flno volumes to irado for hens. See AKorU, 1118 No. Mnin. TltASH hauling and all kinds of work. Ph.

-C- lilJNDV, puperhanger, Phone lipl.iM 1CL Crtmm In good shape, for salo or tnnle for chlclu-ns. 20 West. 19 Professional Services WKAIt Spencer Htirgtcal corbel, for that, weak lack. K. Ale.

Cantmant. Spencer Corsutiere, 21 13. li Ph. ICNKJ. 1CL Crtmm In good shape, for salo or tnnle for chlclu-ns.

20 West. 19 Professional Services WKAIt Spencer Htirgtcal corbel, for that, weak lack. K. Ale. Cantmant.

Spencer Corsutiere, 21 13. li Ph. ICNKJ. 37 Mlscellane-'ua for Sale IroirrsALE 1 12 ft. MoCprmlc header.

Homo Brown canq und sudan grass sevil. Three tennis of younff mules, broke to work. One team smooth.mouth horses, wt. 3D0II His. Ono lermi 5 yr.

horses, wt. 2100. Cull ine for apiiolntmcnt, 1 might do some trading. C. L.

Davenport, Pretty Prulrle. 20 Insurance KONTHO.N INS. AUtlNCy. t'hono J81. 37 Mlscellane-'ua for Sale IroirrsALE 1 12 ft.

MoCprmlc header. Homo Brown canq und sudan grass sevil. Three tennis of younff mules, broke to work. One team smooth.mouth horses, wt. 3D0II His.

Ono lermi 5 yr. horses, wt. 2100. Cull ine for apiiolntmcnt, 1 might do some trading. C.

L. Davenport, Pretty Prulrle. 21 Kinds LAWN MUWHKS SHAIU'KNEU. C'allfcil for and delivered. and Kupalrliig.

Kuyu (w alt locksi. HUTCHINSON NOV1SI.TV WOUKS l'lioiiu 2470. 131 KiiiTiumi least. 37 Mlscellane-'ua for Sale IroirrsALE 1 12 ft. MoCprmlc header.

Homo Brown canq und sudan grass sevil. Three tennis of younff mules, broke to work. One team smooth.mouth horses, wt. 3D0II His. Ono lermi 5 yr.

horses, wt. 2100. Cull ine for apiiolntmcnt, 1 might do some trading. C. L.

Davenport, Pretty Prulrle. 21 Kinds LAWN MUWHKS SHAIU'KNEU. C'allfcil for and delivered. and Kupalrliig. Kuyu (w alt locksi.

HUTCHINSON NOV1SI.TV WOUKS l'lioiiu 2470. 131 KiiiTiumi least. i.ACI'J Cnctains, hed Hpreuds, silverware, eleetrlo Iron und clocks for sale on easy payments. 0, F. Phono 28fi.

17 J3. 2nd. 21 Kinds LAWN MUWHKS SHAIU'KNEU. C'allfcil for and delivered. and Kupalrliig.

Kuyu (w alt locksi. HUTCHINSON NOV1SI.TV WOUKS l'lioiiu 2470. 131 KiiiTiumi least. CASH drawers, eosi lino, sell for First eluss condltlcui. O.

Phono 12 N. Main. hAU'N WUWKUS SsUAKl'KNKD ttc-pulred, for mid delivered. rt'iialriiiff. Ucya made.

Ilorc.n tJpnrtiMK 417 N. Main. Ph. L'SKI) -1 f.iousand feot good l.tt3 I'i'Ice, II. (I, I 'hlFllpii, phono Ot'J.

12 North Main. I.AWN MOWKltH, and ndJuttU'd. Martin Aiitu Shop, Ml M. U. Phono 17I0J.

Cabinet Worlt. LBOM PHONB 48J. AUTOMATIC water puiup pressure lank. 200 Kal. capuelty per hour, like new.

185. Phono 3175. I.AWN MOWKltH, and ndJuttU'd. Martin Aiitu Shop, Ml M. U.

Phono 17I0J. Cabinet Worlt. LBOM PHONB 48J. TltlJCk'body, lilfh nldeboanlu, 110; itldo pair M'alca, weigh 1)00 Urn, (1M. 610 Suuih Main.

Miscellaneous for Sale (Conl.) KOltlJ battery, child's bed, full zo bed, boy's blcyelo for sale. 410 71b. HIOAPIID cvonlni! man's palm bench milt, porch aivltuj, floor lamp. P11. 200JU; VA1.SPAI1 vnr'nlsh nnd onamtls Clirlskmhergj 720 South Main strent.

MAOAZINK "auuscrlptiona. Inn Kllea. Phonf 2728. ONI0 puff" of" class wind WIIIRH for i-iir. Also pint fruit jnra.

Ph. 1887W. ice crenin waa'on's for sole. 1131 Kn.it 71b. Phono (HIV.

rSNAKK iirinn" ami stand for snle. Karl 'roves, CF.MKNT and cement blocks, rice Ttunle Motor Co. WH save you money on paints. Seo Hlinle Conl Co. 38 Radio HADIO, loud speaker and lablo, ohcap.

Phone 3351. 39 Musical Instruments IISHD PIANOS. Uabv Orand Plnno, used months, was Come In and soo It, Gel oui' low price. Terms. nrtlstic ease, near now.

Mcrrlflold bentillful walnut, near hew. Conover dark ease sweoltone. Whitney, oak, Kood lone nice case, nood tone MS5 Mavtleld Music It N. Main. Some real bargains In used Vlolrolns and phonographs.

Kasy terms. ItOltAHAItilll.WIt.IiY DI5PT. Household Goods Automatic, electric washer, A-l con- dltlon, 124.75. Solid oak duofold, upholstery In good shape Oak kitchen cabinet, glass sUKar bin. S11.25.

Ivory enamel dresser, oval mirror. $11.23. 101 South Main St. Flat top office desk. Several Jii and up.

Dxl2 Pabcolln I-UKS $12. to Linoleum fiOo per yard. Clno lot of lltfch Chairs at 52 and up. Hay WorBsmBim Furniture 110. VI.

Phono HSU. WKHTING110US13 Autonmtlo Fleetrk- range, doublo oven, while enamel from, good condition, joQ. Ph. 309. runs.

our old rue; first pav. menl. iialanco small weeklv pav. ments. Miekle, Phono 2S9.

3 PIKCI-: ovei-stuffod suite 6xl Wlllon nic $12. kitchen table West 0th. BFIXS, rtiKS, stoves, chairs, etc. tor sale. Piione 1772.

721 1st east. BPFFKT, aas raiiKe. refrigerator rug and other articles. st )2 Fast Ktb. 4.II01.K oil stove wllh oven and Inet.

back, cheap. Ph. COOl) leather Fast A. Ph. ir.HW.

41 Wearing Apparel 14 BUST quality, assorted slr.es, frrev haselmll stills for sale. Practically new. used In Western Ass'n. W. O.

Holmes. Hutchinson. BaurcEey Corsets Mrs. Ina Klles. Ph 2728 317 13.

Machinery, Tools 42 NKAHLY new Oliver cultivator for sale, $25: 1 John Deere, 2 row weeder, Good ss new, 1 narrow lira waeun, it. iliils, 2 miles north of Partrldite. OM-, 12.ft standlnir grain thresher, in Rood repair. Priced for Quick sale. Phone Darlow 30S.

12.8 Van Hrunt used wheal drill. Phone 410 Darlow. 44 Plants Seeds GUI MM' altalK. seed $20 bushel. Fan.

cy alfalfa. $12. Ited clover, $20. Al- siko and timothy mixed $6.60. AM per bushel.

Pure domestic seeds. Gaissea Seed Co. I.opan, Kans. TOMATO PLANTS. Earllanna, John Baer, Chalk Jewel.

Stone, Bonnie Hest tomato plants, fi'V per 100. II. C. Bloom, lit. 1, on Sylvln pavement.

KKCLRANKD Sudan seed 4o per lb. miles south, 1-4 mllo west of Whiteside, .1. H. Miller, Hutchinson, R. 5, plants 60c and 75o per 100.

Placo orders now. Jlrs. A. J. Mil- llutchlnson, lit.

1, Box 51 CIlliKPINO llent Brass for sals, $2.50 per Im. Ph. 724 N. Plum. TOMATO plants for sale.

Hoy Shlve Phono 1150. TIH.IP.S for sole, 60c per doz. Phone lii''f earden seeds and onion sots al Christophers. 723 S. Main St.

CANNA bulbs, ojttra largo blossoms. select stock. 306 W. 2nd. SIr 1 Creeping Bent Grass.

Phone 1C17W. fill East 8th. MllACK Hull Kaffir corn seed. ITJh per Im. Phone.

6K11. Sl.TDAN seed for sale, 4c per lb. Fast C. fj; Business Opportunities A stock and fix- lures for sale. Phoue 8C3.

1U34 B. 4th, 46 Loans and Mtgs. Do you have money to take the trip that you had planned? An Jnvosiiiient wllh us Is SAFF. earns flood INTEHKST, nnd helps you to ACOU.Mtif.iATE for any emenrency. Savo sonielhliiff each month with us.

THE SALT CITY BUILDING LOAN Am iAVSNGS ASSOCIATION KnujrHon Carey, President. 503 N. Mi.in. Phone (172. LOANS Monthly payment plan or straight loans If preferred.

MUTUAL 1 Association. SeCy. Phono 2056. Building. KINKKI.

AtHiNCS htato bueluume Hank. Phone 21166. MOOIIM AITfl. Cll li. W.

Blda. LOANiT ar Boi'iK lo buy or build let Km rn'i 01 i financing thru our liullrtlne; and Loan Assn 11 111 N.SON IN- BSTM FNT CO. FARM LOAMS Low commission. All central Kansas. Nawlln.Maiiiilim Loan nn N.

M. LOANS, Monthly paymont plan, 1 to 12 years. HUTCHINSON llLIXi. LOAN SMALL real estate jnorlijaire, well sel cured, at discount. Hood Intoresl.

Phono Allord. 306 or IStIG 37 Straight Loans On Modern Homes. Loan M. LIVESTOCK GROUP 52 Supplies MlIHIiUKits NOTICE King Ueorgc, license No. 288.

Tho spotted Shetland stallion nnd two registered Percbons will stand for service at my barn. 8 miles eust 2U north of Partridge. D. A. Nlsly.

Hutchinson, 1. FOIt SAl.F 67" Iriide. good holstum cow, fresh, will uiku good header or slock cattle, W. Crutcher miles uorlh on Plum St. road.

MILK goats for sale, pedigreed, heavy iiillk slriiln. Some trading. Quuk. ertown Ooat Farm, Havlland" Kat'l. wtmmammmmmmnmimmmim.