The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 7

THE lOLA DAJBY MARCH 9,1916. CulTReporter. Man To His Own Trade. By GOT ARMS Bur SH -7 ON. Tell Wants ffeaple Tliroujgh the Resister WANTS-MLL KINDS WANTBb4 -MODBUN FIVE UOOM tauuso square.

Phone 1040. COMPETENT 0 UN AD wants 8lt preferably jn storp or i 'office. Address care Register. WANTED TO barn or one roomed- house to 1 1 Call at Shop, East Street. i' AND TABLE boarders: lAodern hdusc, close in.

Tele pihone Wp7. WASTED TO OR close 'i- -Address I -Cr' tare Register. WANTS-ALL KINDS WVNTI TQ. WEAVI? Mrs. B.

K. Ilansopi, 24 Vermont. LADY, FlIR- nisliprt or unturnisircd room in prl- vatoi family, in. Address M. ogre Roslsior.

I WANT TO LOAN SIX OR SEVEN hundrpd dollars on sood farm. In- o.iiire 2iri Second 'Street. FOR SALE FOR UAVv at barn or $11 delivered; also Weanling mare riiule. Ralph Gardner. Lallarpf i FOR TERMS OR TRADE, a nlie little home in for lola property R.

B. Stevenson FOR SALE-TWO HOUSES AXD bicycle Phone W.A^-TED-.\T ONCE. GENERAL P.ronson. G. Quist.

3. AT 111 Broadway. Phone 86. I WANTED TO ROOM 'house. Inquire of Seymour at MJMer on Co: I.

WAXTED TO RENTf-MODBRN 5 I bouse. State price''and location. r-'Box 223; VOnXG WIDOW WITH CHILDI wants'work. Mrs. Agnes Bullbck.

Gas. Kansas. Call at tliroc room 'house at end Catholic coinctcry. Gas. Kansas.

FOR skLfi FOR FOUNTAIN. IN- quirc at Durrcirs. Drug store. I FARM AND DAIRY W. E.

Phone 997. GlRIi. COOK OR COUNTER I BOY at Hotel HAND. SOBER and industrious, middle aged maw preferred. D.

Morrison, Tola R. No. ,2. Phorie 3094-21. AGED LADY to do my Mrs.

Stary Dozer, Bayard, Kansas, Box 12. RESTAURANT FOR OR trade. Team, wagon and harness preferred. Phone 3S3. FOR ALFALFA.

Phone FOR rooin house and It room lionsc and I lola Building and EASY TERMiS, 3 East'Vine; 4 3t in Bassett. $2.50. Association. FdR MARE, 8 YEARS old. J.

ir. Frislvraeyer, 104 West Bruner. i FOR FRESH MILK cow. S2'l North Buckeye. FOR SALE OR FLVE room house for team, harness and wagon.

Inquire 224 North State. FOR SALE--FOR SALE FOR 3 YEAR FlUeys. Roberts Music Co. OLD FOR SALE RENTEp our farm property, have for sale a.11 farm mucivlriery consisting of Deerliig Binder, Deering Mower, Superior Disc Drill, Disc Harrow, Plows, Harrows, Rakbs, etc. See J.

Wheeler, lola Portland Cement Co. Phone 244 or 310. FOR IlOOM COTTAGE, good condition, fruit. 614 South Fourth. Phone 1379.

FOR AND HORSES, throe to seven years. Tolle, La- Hurpe. I FOR ORPINGTON eggs, best laying strain, lola LaHarpe iJione. Mrs. W.

C. FOR I SET SINGLE Scotch Collie dog, extra good Kentucky. FOR i FIVE ROOM house rin paved street. Address care Register. O' Sell jonr Foiltry.

Bntter, Eggt and Hides to COGHILL. Cue "Electric CompoHBd" ud "Cholerine? tor Foiltrr. c. FOR S. C.

BROWN Leghorn eggs for hatching; good laying strains; 50c pfer setting or $3 per hundred. Mrs. N. 1 mile north aad I mile east LaHarpe. FOR SALE.

OR GOOD clean restaurant and grocery; wjll invoice about $1000 to $120fl; for cash or residence. Address Bridges Gibbs, Kincaid, Kansas. KOR SALE -4TEAA1 OF WORK horses. Phone 990-21. Ceo.

Ellis, Sr. FOR EXCHA.NGE4-LADiES GOLD watoJi; want furniture. Phone 728. MO.VRY TO LOAN ON CITY AND farm property, lola Building and Loan Association. --Em ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN; MOB ern house.

South Jefferson. HAPPENINiS UPATOLDCOtONY TODIIY'S MARKETS BYWIRL -MRS. .1. M. KK- MARKAItLH SUCCESS IS HUSINESS, Her I'ine (Ifhkens in Deniund by Fanciers the News Notes and i'crsonKls.

FOR RE.VT—STORE SUITABLE business. Inquire Washington. FOR West 322 A DOUBLE SET HARNESS, single liPrness, Sulky plow, 1 corn planter, cultivator, 1 tvo-row cultivator, 1 wagon. These articles good as new. Diamondi Barber FOR KAFFIR CORN seed.

W. Lower, Ga.s. Phone 3088-22. FOR WAGON AXD harness. Inquire 206 Noth Kentucky.

FOR 2 BUGGIES, TE'VM OF smaiv raares; sets of single harness. Inqire 411 First. FOR- GOBLERS. Phoiie 663, I.aHari)e. FOR ROOM; modern house; :309 Sycamore.

Phone 141L i LOST AND FOUND BLACK HAND BAG, Saturday, 'Containing silver and.N Y. store couiwns. Return to Register office and. receive reward. GREY HOUND.

Call.406 Fourth. MARCH I9l6, pocketbook containing one Masonic ring and one.pl^ln gold ring. Finder please return to room 14, Old Court ilovse ifidg. (OKN WHEAT BOTH (JAIX A FEW POINTS. Llvosfock Values sitAiug In ChJ- jind III Kansas City Show Matcrlni Adrancc.

DRESS SKIRT, Mown from clothes line. Reward if returned to'406 Ruckeve. NEWS FOR REVIV.VL MEETINGS AT RAPTIST CHCRCH SODAY, llectiiii? at M. Church Notes and Personal Mention, LAHARPE, Mar. W.

Pugli, of Stark, A. C. Stevens lof W. Lamb, Stark were business vl.s- Itors.linre'ycEtcrday.i The Domestic Science 11 Class served a six o'clock dinner lor themselves and teacher Mar. 7 in the Science Hall.

The color scheme was pink and w'hlte and the place cards were tilited' witlCj.those colors. The centerpioc'e was of ipink. carnations and nrdiden hair ferns'. The menu wa.s: Oranges a la' Kansas Fricasseed Chicken Riccd Potatoes Gravy i Escallopetl'Tomafbes. Hot Biscuits Butter Pick'led Pears Cafe Noir Perfection Salad Cheese Straws PLASTERS The World't Grtalttt ExUnal Rtnuiyi.

doughs and Colda chest anotbar belwwa bbulei) WeakChMts, Lbcal Pain. IntiU On Havlnt AUXQCk'S. Marshmallow Float Those, 'who attendeui were: Angel Fooil Misses Whitehouse. Muma Kramer, Morce TMle. King, Mae Houser.

LiMan Aycrs 'Dorothy Crane, Bula Juauita Dunham, fi -T -We repair alii kinds of jewelry. Waters Daiiforth; drugs and ComTO'encuig next Sundav revival meetings wiil begin at the Bapti.st church. The pastor Rev. T. Sinith wrfll cond-uct the meetings, assisted by Rev.

Geo. Hooten, the boy preacher. Green of Waverlev js visiting his sons, Thos. and) Vernon L. H.

Daggett has sold a residence property, to Otis Barker. Sale--Resldence, easy, pay- mentsJ AV. S.Ford.. i JMrsJ J. gone to ran to visit her iM.rs;|L.

I. Griffith who has been ill is impi-oving. Frank Mitchell of Altqona is here visiting his mother, and his children. L. H.

Gorrell who has. been to Cen- terrille. nsiting relatives and attending io home. any day at Mltcli- elVs Grocery. 1 The basket baM' team will a wltli la Jtinior M- C.

A. team- of loia Friday nlg'ht at-tlie Wert Hall. The game! will commence at 7:30. Adrolssion 30 and 1 .7 cents. F.

Cope dfPN'evadai is here visiting his fatjWer. S. Cope. sbelifj. 65c 'per hundred; j- Ivc.

J. A. Browii. At the capeus held in ea.ch of tlie wards. the following delegates to attend the.

Repwhjlcan convention at Ibla were -Fourth Vard; deHegates," Wni. E. LIneback, Walter Wilson; nates. Al Davis, C. W.

Frindioy and M. J. Crum. Third ward: doleRates, II. R.

Martin. .1. Tredway, C. H. Miickney; alternatos.

.1. Rojvcs, 0. n. Hartley. A.

Brown. -Try a bottio of PcnslurCorn Killer and rid of your corns. Waters Danfortli, and Tjjore will be a congregational ineet- jn? ihe E. church tomorrow even- ir.g at An excellent has been- arranspd and of narticular interest is the male quartet, which will render several nuinbers. The various organizations of'the church will give their reports and afterward there r'ill Ic a social a xar of Blue Rib- bqn Flour, to be sold at Brown.

1 a be i bettor "th'an a ir.alc. THEDArSDOIIieSATiiASGItY I'HK LAIHES' All) CLEARED $18 AT Floyd Carmuiu EnterlaJned Friends I'or sonal (LASCITY, Aid cl'jarcd tlicir entertainment given at the.M. E. church Tuesday night y.nd wisli to especially thank those who look in the program and' the or- ehestra. Also the public Which made it a Sl'CCCSS.

Foster made a business tr'P 1 (1 Fort'Scott yesterday. E. Wright is builtling a room ion ('I his residence and is improving iMoiicrty considerable. i Wail paper at very lowest prices at O'Brien's. Floyd Carmain yesterday, entertained ii" feV of: her motlier's friends at her home in.

honor of her mother, Mrs. Blanche will leave Tuesday for her home Montana. The guests were: Mesdames Mira -Moyer, Fred Curtis, C. Alexander, W. Hoffner, W.

H. Morrison, IJick Brassfield, H. A. Kemmerer. Harry Ansell, Louis Brassfield, of lola.

C. R. Carmain, John Foster and- T. Anderson. paper 5c to 75c I roll at Brlen's.

Foster yesterday received ily of lola spent ypsterday with and Mis. Ray Pat.ton. Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Harris of. Harpe spent Sundiay with Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Mrs; H. C.Elliotf left yesterday for Deering where she will visit her daughter, S'lykhouse and will then visit relatives in Oklahoma. She will be gone a month. H.

D. Booth of Moran spent Tuesday with Mr.and Mrs. G. W. Willis.

D. D. Troop of Atchison wbo at one time lived, here is-visiting oTdi friends here. -Mrs. C.

O. Peterson and'four dttugh- ters, of Wnir, have here and Willi make their liomc here. Mr. Peterson here spme time ago. Miss Nannie Bcrgenstcin, of Savonburg spent yesterday with her grandmother, Holticnt and her cousins, Mr.

and H. Wi Chaney. tiLASS OF WATER BEFORE YOU EAT BREAKFA.ST. word.from,her par herr; a number Of puts, who have been imes that they suf- a heavy Ws from fire. They reside in Flnlay.j; and the dry good's and Shoe store which they owned had burned.

Eugene McAlister and family of have moved here and wiU live in Melrose. 'Mrs. EnsmiU'ger who has been in Tulsa, caUed there by the serious illness her mother, Mrs. Sally M'cAlister, has returned home. Her motr.er is no better.

i Geo near Fort Scott is I here vi.sUing Guy Grimes. Buy it at I Carl and liunter's. Roy Rogers of Elamore is moving his family here Into the H.anua properly on McRae streeL J3. Bills and; family are moving I to a.farm tivc miles north of herie. T.

W. Willie and family are moving to lola where Mr. WIIHs baa work. i Tom Hackett and family are into their property by T. W.

v' Mrs. Blancii Wright, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. R. Heath has gone to Channteifor a visit.

W. E. Weddieanf family are moving today to' Saroiitairff. ilr, and Mrs Bcrjt Patton and fani- Wnsli Poison Fioni System Eucli inyr and Feel Fresh as a Every day yoii clean the house you live in to get rid, of the dust and dirt which collected through the previous da.v. -Your body, the house your soul lives in, also filled up each twentvrfour hours with all manner of filth and poison.

If only every man aind woman could realize the wonders of.jlrlnking phosphated hot water, what a gratifying change would take place. Instead of the thousands sickly, anaemic-looking men, women and girls with pasty or muddy cqiuplexipiis: instead, of the multitudes of "iierve wrecks." "rundowns," "brain fags" and pessimists we should see a virile, optimists tlrrong of rosy- cheeked people everywhere. Everyone, whethsr sick or well, should drink each morning before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten yards of bowels the previous day's indigestible waste, sour fermentations and poisons; thus, cleansing, sweetening and freshening; the entire alimentary canal putting more food-Into the stomach. Those subject to headache, biliousness, nasty: breath, rheumatism, colds: and particularly those who have.a pallid, sallow complexion and who are constipated very often, are Tirged to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at tiieldrug store whlclj will cost but a trifle but Is sufficient to demonatrate the quick and remarkable In both health and appearance awaiting those who practice internal sanitation. I We must re- inember that inside cleanliness as more Important than outside, because tile skin does not absbri? impurities to contaminate the blood, wliile the pores in the thlry feet of bowels do.

There Is more style about some boarding: houses tban tiiere Is grub. MRS. OULLETT'S ITEMS. Woss Smart was in Savoniburfe' Monday, Will. Charley and Ray Wagner were hauling feed to their new Wo glad to see "the drag on tiic road 'I'liesday.

-Mrs, Boekeii went up to Colony Tne.sday to see her sister, I. Kasbeer. Mr. and Mrs. Kasbeer lived at thf; Hall at one time and the frlciuls who, live here and remember them wisli tiiein well wherever they aVo.

Miss Hazel Walker caMod on scrilie Sunday evening. Site is doini; fine with her school', work. Alisscs Hazel, Olad.ys and AriiK'n Walker called on Earl Ginllelt. Irene has come, to make her home and'Mrs, Sum Baker, W'e wish tile little one I -Miss Hazel Bacon is helping for Baker. -Mrs.

iMattox was bvei for a few days, i March is here. Even if tliere wah no other way of telling it couln tell it by the wind and the combination of weather. Walter Preston, a brotlier of Harry Prestoti and. our nephew, lias been down 'n Arkansas for an outing, and on his way home to Kan.sas off to make us a visit. He l-yniaii Preston our g-ucsts for dinner Sunday.

He visited at W. C. Walkers Monday and returned to his brother, Harry's Monday evening. He will return to Kansa.s City Saturdtiy. He has a pharmacy! there and lias lived in.

Kansas Cit.vj twenty years. Mori Preston has- th-a whooping cough, So have Mr. Larson's children, Mrs, Irene Bowers who has been working for Mr-s. Veiiable, spent a lew days with lior father, Mr, Kohler. Rev, Granby called) us up over the phone Monday.

AVe had not lieard his 1 vfiice for ten years and di(l not' know he was closer than Emporia, but I wc recognized his voice. He was pas' tor in charge when the "Hall church was built. He was visitinig his daughter close to Our nastor will soon so. to conl'cr- ence and here is hoping will get him -back, hut know. He.

has been with us three years and is a man that never falters in a good The trustees had a meeting Thursday evening: i Sam Baker and Flo.vd Grif'l'its butch' ered Sain'heljied butcher ior several years and is good at tlie woiik. Griff its is improving. Several have lost calves lately. M.188 I.oulse Boekcn calledi on tlie Page Tuesday evening. Walter lias the whooping Mrs.

Orvc Morrison called oni Walter Woptl and' family. Mr. and Mrs. VanCamp motored to laia Wednesday. His father is real poorly.

Ralph Maxon, Walter Wood and Ralph Tennanl called oh J. W. COLONV. and Wilson shipped a mixed par of stock to Kansas City had business in liural.oldt Tlioso who had' business in lola Harfey Swickard. Jl.

-M, Goodell, and .1. D. Hatch; and Mrs. Emma Freeman Born: toVvir. and Brooks, Monday, 6th, lfll6, a boy.

Born: to Mr. and'Mjrs. Frank Speoce 6th, 1916, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Barney Goodwin were transacting business in Wed', nesday, near Carlyle, was iielp- ip.g fence Tuesdav and thinking the with the post maul was all through driving the post he laid his left hand on it and had it badly crushed hv the unexpected Dr. Hatfield Vv.ic.d 'M up for him. The Federated AVomen's Clubs act i)n Prof. Wni! A MeKeever's adivice and see that the movies to conip to Qolony are kept clean. 11 liict iciations liasohs should be sat upon, Samples had in Garnett Wdnfisday.

Mrs. iC. Johnson went to lol'a to attend' the baby show, learn meeting was conducted and' secure for'' Colony. No one -over-i aimlessly drifted iiitt the harbor of' success. Jt has ovc; lieen a matter of painstaking effort So thn onfe who is not looking for snap, but who sets about the work a hand withithe idea of building up an( earnestly ind honestly works, feelin sure that 'in time success will crowi their deserve commendation for tliey are the real' builders of the of the age.

They are Ihi ones wlio 3eave their footprints where- over Piofress goes. In Colony wi have a uirmber of instances of peoiilr qiiiotly but iiersistently doing thei: nork audJlierc is one instance of liow tliat worlj coiintsi Mrs. .1. M. Posi started a' pen of full-blooded, rosi comb, lioile Island White cliickeu' four vciirs She lias won ribbf)ns iit state every year since that time afid I his spring has shipiwd sixlj to parties in Kansas, H'-oIorado and She not only sets a worthy o.vaiiiphr a't hohie but is aldiing the people of otiior states to do tlie same llir (irclo of influence is.

wide. Tlio birds sold this season liavr brou.uht rotiiriis in personal letters-- tiiaH inakfc the finesit kind of readinp I'or all ysy it is a better pen of than 1 efKpeGted, and i am going to take' best care in the world of theni. 'Khore is no destruction. I'or worthy pride. And thrift in the poultry peiisjis tlie good way of turning gold'.

is con- starting a pen of pigeons and raisifxg. fancy stock. Dora Weihrauch and daugliter day for a Delia Gardner. She is book-keeper for a millink "Wah! Waah! AVa-a-a -h!" Sure and tliat's the yll for Baby AVeek that wjll be obserjved in Coloiiy Sunday. March 12th.

The morning services will include Oi' "Baby' Sermon," and "Baby Music" by the choir and- then in the a'ternooii. at the Methodist cliui-cli-j- got it at 3 p. Mrs. ChJrs. F.

Scott, of lola. who knows how to babies, from and Aliss -Anderson, the A'isiting Nurse at lola. the "Spiritual Motlier," by the rule and Mrs. T. M.

Bartels, Of lolaj will bfe here and give us lectures on Little Folks, the Toddle Pounds. Of you can't afford to miss It may mean the lifp or death of jtour little one some da.v—anji you waiit to know all there is to krfow. So come and hear estiniabFo and honorable ladlies on a subject that is a real parainount issup. Hulk Garden Elliott Grocery Seed Co, are due to lack of will thah to lack of strengtli. Oly the Associated Prns.s) Knn City Livestock.

Kansas City, March receipts 2,.500. Market strong, 10c higher. Prime fed steers dressed beef, "and heifers, stockers and feeders, bulls calves, i 6,000. Market 10 to 15c higher. Heavy; light packers and butchers, 1 Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, March receipts 4,000. Market, strong. cows and heifers. 7.85; calves 11.25. Market was strong.

Light heavy $9.25 mixed, pigs 8.80. 'Virs. Trace crime up from Parsons AVediies- lay'for a visit with her mother; M.rs. lii B. I).

Jt CO. Sell Property, Write Deeds, Wills, Insurance, pay full loss, sick and accident Ins, Wid- o'w's Pensions. Farm loans. Office Phone m. Agents for Victor Iron Safes.

Kansas City Gnilh. Kasas City, March Wheat, market unchanged, Ic -No. 2 hard, No. 3, red, No. 3, 1.09.

(July CORN-Market higher. No. 2 mlxad, No. 3, No. 2 white, No.

71 7iy4C. unchanged. No, 2 whits, No. 2 mixed, unchanged. i Wheat received.

57 May Cliicngo' Close. Chicago, March 7.5c; July 7.5,%®75%C, IlLOO; July $11,22. $22.60. Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, March Creamery 34ci firsts 32c; seconds 30; packing stock 18c'.

iS rl: 3t St tfe HO YOU NEED MONEY QUICK, AV'e make loans' at 'Money is ready as soon as-papers- are apprioved. I. E. POWELL CO. -SAFETY Want to buy a house Want to rent a house Want to sell a house See G.

W. lDA9rS Office Over Palace Sfioe Store FAUfiHT MACKLUr ARCHITECTS i IWIchlta, Residence. Public and Commercial 'work, Architects lola 1st M. Ei. chureh Local Markets.

PACKING per '-'i- FRESH out, 16c dbzi cocks; 5c spring chickens, IQc .3 voung iotks, 8c; Fi F. 9oj F. F. g'esfj, 6c; No, 1 turkeys, lao? No. 2 turkeys, 9c; old toms, I2c; guineas, 15c each.

Creamery Prodnrt. a The following quotation Is furnlslietf by the lola Creamery Co. BUTTER pound. PHILlIF HEIGLl. Blankets aa4 SoathSt Iola.Ka£j 9 I L.

B. Dlieasea of the Chest Diaaases of X-RAY. 147; Baa. 147 lola SUU Bank.