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The central record., 1921-01-27

Mr.. A. d Sebastian is visiting at
Paint Lack this weck
Miss Jennie Higgins was a visitor
IN Danvillc Saturday
Miss Mary Mae Walker has been
visiting friends in Danvilc
Mr Ed Ganss has returned from
few days stay In Louisville.
Dr Jack Casey has been IN Dan
willie recently on a business rip.
Mr. and Mr. Storey Heron spent
Sunday with Miss Ida Murphy.
Mr.. J. T. Stormes is spending a
few days In Cincinnati on business
Mr. Theodore Currcy and Mr.. Ben
Robinson spent Friday in Lexington.
Mr. Homer Murphy spent last
week in Cincinnati. visiting relatives
Mrs J + Robinson and Miss Joan
Mount were IN Danvillc the pas,
week.
Mrs II. 7 Logan and Mis- Gladys
Frsbie have been recent visitors IN
Danvi~
Mn. J D. Baker is uoN with her
daughter. Mn. Preston Snyder un-
til spring.
Mr. George B. Robinson and Mr..
Jack Hiatt have been recent visitors
In Danville.
Mrs. Ben " Wood left Tuesday for
visit TO relatives and friends Ia Rich
mond and Bcrca.
Mrs. wul Champ. Miss Bcrnicc
Champ and Miss Hazel Champ we're
IN Danyille last week.
Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs.
W B Burton have been recent shop
pen Ia Danyille.
Miss Ira Lee Smith - in Cincinnati
this week buying millinery for the
firm 81 Francis and Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wood visited
Mrs Woods mother. Mrs. Dora
wheeler. near DanVillc Sunday.
Miss Cordic Hamilton, of Missouri
has been the guest OF her mother,
Mrs Ike Hamilton. on Maple avenue.
Mrs Lula Johnson. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bradley Bourne, Of Versailles, spent
the week end with Lancaster friends
and relatives
The central record., 1921-01-27

Jesse--"Bcyie Marie, what are
YOU making AL that noise for?"
BESSIE am trying TO get my
book to 81 against your back and
Il Is awfully particular where IL sits
Miss Robinson (to the class) "In
what language was the Bible writ
tent"
Hebrew"
Claude Rice twaking upl-"Miz
Robinson"
Miss Robinson-"les, Claude
Rice"
Claude Ricc-"Mine's written in
American"
The central record., 1921-01-27

Mrs l.. y. Miller was called to
Richmond Tuesday by the illness Of
her mother. Mrs. l.. +. Wilson.
There will be recital by the
Piano Department at the school
Auditorium Saturday afternoon, at
2.30
Mr. u. c. Sanders and Holbert
Bastin are attending the Lumber
Dealers Association in Louisville this
week.
Mrs 4. 5. Price. Mr. and Mr..
W A. Price attended the Price
Dunn wedding In Stanford Satur-
day afternoon
Mrs ". y Mason. Mrs Luther
Gibbs. Mrs W. r. Cook and Miss
Sue Shelby Mason were IN Lexing
ton the past week
Mr. Robert Henry and Miss Helen
Robinson. u Lexington. spent the
week end with Mrs. J. &. Robinson.
on Richmond avenue.
Mrs Chenault and Mrs. J. W.
Elmorc attended the funeral o. Mrs
Anne Crutcher Chenault IN Rich
mond The mast week
Mr. James Doty and bride. who
have been guests ~ Misses Jane and
MARY Doty, have returned TO their
home In Mnlersburr.
Mrs r d Marksbury, Mrs Joe
Walker Mrs John Giu Kinnaird.
Misses Martha and Helen Gill were
visitors IN Lexington Saturday
Messrs Raymond Hasclden, Joe
} walker. VIII Walker and J. h.
Conn. are attending the Hardware
Convention tn Louisville this week.
Hon. Clay Kaufman is at home
from Covington for a few weeks
stay Mr. Kaufman has been ap-
pointed attorney for the l.. and ~
railroad
Little Miss Zada Beryl Baker and
three brothers. Master Earl. ". C..
and J u. Baker spent the weekend
with their cousins. Misses Gladys.
Edna and John u. Snyder.
Mrs =. 7. Frisbie has returned
from a visit TO her cousin, Mrs. ChaS
Miner. in Louisville She also at
tended business Missionary meet
ing Of the Presbyterian Church
The many friends of Mrs. Har.
riett Walker White are glad 20 know
that she has recovered from her re-
cent illness. Mrs White is spending
the winter with her neice, Miss EN-
ma Doty. on Maple avenue.
The Missionary Society % the
Baptist church met with Miss Rebec.
ca Williams Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Haseldcn Heights. Az
ter the program social hour was
enjoyed.
The central record., 1921-01-27
Fifty Farms For Sale.

In Fayette and Franklin Counties.
lndiania at greatly reduced prices.
One 277 acres. close 20 school and
market on good road. Extra good
improvements rs acres fine creek
bottom, balance upland and woods.
al $50 per acre II sold at once, $4,000
cash balance 20 suit.
! have a large list that ! viii mail
on application. W. b. Murray.
Connersville, Indiana, r. r. No. 6.
i-i3-3t-pd.
The central record., 1921-01-27
Grins And Groans.

sam and Ruth were studying Geo
mctry together when Miss Robinson
happened 10 glance over their shoul-
dors and this was what she heard;
SAM can prove that you love
me
RGth-"How?"
SAM love you. therefore
am a lover All the world loves a
lover You are all the world to me,
therefore you love me-"
Laverne D.--"rd like to Try on
that hat over there"
Miss Rella-"Tm sorry. dear. but
that is the lampshade.
II sent you kiss over the tele-
phone" said $. d. when he met
Katherine. hope you understood
it,"
"oh, yes" she answered. | un-
derstood. all right enough. But to
me a kiss over the telephone is like
a straw hat"
"A straw hat?" $. ID. echoed,
How"
"why. Katherine cody answered.
1T isn't felt
Stella Ilerron-"What was the ex-
citement down the street,"
Arthur-"Oh. Henry in a reyerie
ran into Martha Ward in a tantum."
Stella-"Were the machines badly
damagcd?"
Sam Elliott was standing in front |
of the warehouse as farmer drove
lp.
Famer-"Are you a stoek-holder
IN this warehOusef"
Sam-"les. Sirr
Farmer-Well just hold my team
! few minutes"
Paul Morrow-"A T. Scott and
Son have commissioned me TO col
ect their candy account"
:. D.-Then ] congratulate you on
'etting q permanent jobw
The central record., 1921-01-27
Sweet Clover
And Honey.

Sow sweet clover. cheaper and
better than red clover. Buy direct
from grower, special scarified seed
for prompt termination. Prices and
circulars free. Also prices on
honey John A. Sheehan.
II. +. ID. No. 4. Falmouth, Ky.
l-6-6t pd.
The central record., 1921-01-27
Woman's Club Notes

Mrs. Grace Wilmot, Of New York,
will give an illustrated lecture on the
subject Of interior Decoration" at
Romans Opera House on Feb. lst..
at 3 o'clock The lecture will be
free and, as the subject is one Of
general interest, Il is hoped that all
the women Of Lancaster will attend
and take advantage Of the opportun-
ity of hearing this gifted artist. She
comes under the auspices Of the
Woman's Club.
The central record., 1921-01-27
PAN-A-CE-A keeps Poultry healthy.
Stormes Drug Store

drcn spent Friday in Nicholasville.
PAN.A-cE-A keep, Poultry healthy.
Stormes Drug Store
Mr. and Mrs. W. X Davis and son
Newton were in Nicholasville Satur-
day.
Services were held in the new
Methodist church Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Miss Madge Isaac spent the week
end with her aunt. Mrs Owen Mac
kentie at Danville.
Miss Helen Williams, Of Lancas-
ter spent Saturday with little Miss
Patsy Carol Marsee.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Of
Nicholasville, were Sunday guest Of
Mr. and Mrs w. X. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hullet and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Edd Hullet a; Marcellus.
Mr.. n. T. Grow spent Monday
and Tuesday in Lexington for the
sales Of his tobacco.
Miss Allene Curtis spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. nd Mrs.
Floyd Curtis.
Let us book your order for Clover
and Timothy seed Of the highest
quality. Hudson 4 Fsrnau.
Mrs. Chas. Clubb. Of Nicholasville
was the guest the past week Of Mes
DANES ". X. Davis and c. VI. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pane, Of
Camp Nelson were the guests Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brogli.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Morford, Of
were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Brogli at dinner
Monday.
Mrs. Katherine Anon. Of Lancas-
ter has returned home after two
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. y.
7. Grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weiman. Of
were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Bryant Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Colwar c. Dawes left Friday
for Paris. where he has accepted a
position in the First National Bank
ls paying teller.
Miss Stella Mae Grow was the at
iractive weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Grow and Mrs. Peachie
Grow, Of Bourne
Mr.. and Mrs. h. H. Halcomb, Miss
Mary Belle Halcomb and Mr.. Louis
W Broaddus were Sunday guest Of
friends and relatives at Burgin.
Miss Margaret Dean. who is at
ending school in Nicholasville, spent
he weekend with her parents. Mr.
md Mrs. e. NJ. Dean at Camp Dick
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouer and lit
le daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Kin Moss
4 Nicholasville, Sere the guests
sunday afternoon Of Mr. and Mrs.
:. c. Becker.
Messrs. W. j. Broaddus. b. II.
Ialcomb. II. G. King. Louis W.
Iroaddus. Jeff Haleomb and Arch
'roaddus were in Lexington Friday
or the tobacco sales
Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Moreland and
on. James Bourbon, spent few
ays this week as the guest Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Herman Robinson. Of Lex.
lgton ON the Paris pike.
The central record., 1921-01-27

The Woman's Club met Thursday
afternoon az their rooms on Lexing
ton avenue. The house was called
TO order by the vice-president. Mrs.
w. VI. Elliott Mrs. Harry Hudson
had charge Of the meeting and her
subject was Paul and His Letters. "
She was assisted By Mrs. c. ID.
Stroiher The program the past
week was given By Mrs. +. c. Gaines
and her subject was the Study Of
Acts There were about twenty
two members present.
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Classified Column
RATES.

Single insertions lie n word
No ad taken for less than zoe
in this column. No ads in this
column charged.
Seven insertions for the
price Of five.
Phone orders must be paid
promptly.
The central record., 1921-01-27

FARM WANTED Would like to
rent $50 or 200 acres farm on shares.
Have four steady boys and do our
own work. See or write J. A. Conn.
Jr., Box n, Lancaster. Ky.
G-2O-tf.D
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOR SALE:-A few Blue Grass
seed at $500 per bushei. Phone
3S2.J. w. N. Cornett.
U-27-tfD
The central record., 1921-01-27

For sale or exchange for well i'm
proved farm: A house on Maple
Avenue in Danville. 10 rooms,
furnace. lights. water. gas, barn and
other outbuildings and large lot.
Georgia Anderson. Danville, Ky.
u-27-6t.l 3g3 Maple Avenue.
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOR RENT Two furnished
rooms. with lights. heat and bath.
Phone 25l or apply at this office.
G-i3-3tl
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOUND On the streets Sunday
morning an overcoat Owner can
have same by proving and paying for
this notice. J. r. Rainey. pd.
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOR SALE or RENT New six
room Bungalow on Haselden Heights
(i-6-tfD w. II. Moss. Jr.
The central record., 1921-01-27

WANTED:-About 800 barrels Of
corn at once. Lancaster Flour Mills.
l-2O-2t.
The central record., 1921-01-27

Pure Standing Burley Tobacco
Seed for sale-S2.O0 per ounce. l
am giving away a bushel Of seed corn
to the customer that buys four ounces
Of seed. This corn shells 20 ears 10
the bushel. b. F. Kelley, Lancaster.
Ky. r. +. ID. No. I. Box l73.
I2-g-St
The central record., 1921-01-27

Long distance moving and all
kinds Of job work. Call Jack Col
lins Phone 257. i-20-3tpd.
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOR SALE:-Some nice Bourbon
Red turkey hens and gobblers.
Mrs. s. G.. Rigsby,
Stanford, Ky. Route No. 4.
l-27-2t-pd.
The central record., 1921-01-27

We are selling every thing at eost.
J. Y. Mount and Co.
tOO-tf
The central record., 1921-01-27

FOR SALE:-Jersey milk COW and
calf-fresh-and good mixer Three
and one-half miles on Buckeye pike.
G-27-2t-pd.) John Prather.
The central record., 1921-01-27
BRYANTSVILLE

Mrs. A. b. Swope is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard
spent Thursday in Lexington
Mr and Mrs. G. ". Dean and chill
drcn spent Friday in Nicholasville.
The central record., 1921-01-27

Mr. D. c. Sanders and Holbert
Bastin are attending the Lumber
Dealers Association in Louisville this
week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-22

An Ordinance for the purpose of levying
; special tax on certain lots and tracts OF
land in the City of Oakland in Shawnee
County, Kans. to defray the expense or
cutting weeds thereon,
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Council
of the said City of Oakland.
Sec. 1. That special tax IS here levied
on and against the following described lots
and tracts of land in the City OF Oakland
thereon by the said City of Oakland for
M Morse ne ADD, oakland Nd .............s 20
Lot No. EOS AFTER ave-, jenkins W.
Morse ADD I'D Oakland 1ali nd. .. iaai;n. ~ 20
lot No. 212 AFTER ave, Jenkins W.
Morse Add. Oakland -. :.;:,.. w ~
Morse Add. Oakland .....-;.-.-::i 70
Lot No. 253 AFTER ave, Jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland .;;. so
> Morse Add, Oakland .,..;; 80
Lot mons Ne A aq7 A 9aFia ave- jenkins W
Morse Add, Oakland .....:,...:.. %
Lot No. 249 AFTER. ave-, Jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland ..........--.- 20
Lot No. 25I AFTER ave, jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland 49,. ....:.- Is
Lot No. 1876 Kellam ave, Jenkins W.
Morse Add, oakland .-............. 20
Lot No. 39s Keslam ave, Jenkins W.
Morse Add. Oakland .-.:--:----.::. 20
Lot No. re- s K adaIan aye, jenkins W. %
Lot No. s45 KeIlam ave, jenkins w.
Morse Add. Oakland ..;..;,....,- 20
Lot Nc. SAT Kellam ave. Jenkins W. 90
Morse Add. Oakland 20
Lot No. 1903 Strait ave, jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland ....--::---. .-15
Lot No 305 Strait ave. Jenkins w.
Morse Add. Oakland ......;;...,;:. II
Lot No. 3O7 Strait ave. Jenkins W.
Morse ADD I'D oak Oakland ... i.at,n. " ID
Morse Add, Oakland .........-.:.. Is
Lot No. 335 Strait ave, jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland .....--...-.. ID
Lot No 33T Strait ave-, jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland .............-. IL
Lot No. $50 Strait ave, jenkins W.
Morse Add. Oakland ....-.:,....... Is
Lot No: 81, Strait ave. Jenkins w.
Lot aN No 70 s4s strait tAi ave, jenkins W. =
Morse Add, Oakland .......--..... Ii
Lot No. 345 Strait ave-, Jenkins W.
Lot No. 347 Strait ave-. jenkins W.
Lot No. $40 Strait ave-. jenkins w
Morse Add, Oakland -..,-.;:..-;n. 10
Lot No. 351 Strait ave-, jenkins W
Morse Add, Oakland -.-..--..---..- Is
Lot No. 394 wabash ave, Jenkins w.
Morse odd. Oakland ---...::;.:. ~, -is
Morse Add, Oakland 10
Lot No. 1893 wabash ave. jenkins W.
N Morse A ~ Oakland d. I.nt;,s u ID
Morse Add. Oakland ..-..@--.... Ii
Lot No. 266 Chester ave. Jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland .-...-.-----..- 10
Lot No. 26s Chester ave, jenkins W.
Morse Add Oakland .--..-..-..- is
Lot No. 20 Chester ave, jenkins w.
Morse Add. Oakland .-......:...:.- Is
Lot No. 272 Chester ave. jenkins w.
Morse Add. Oakland .-..--....- Is
Lot No. 274 Chester ave-s.Jeakins W. :
Morse Add I'D Oakland :s ;;i; y 10
M Morse ne ADD I'd oakland .... .A :" 20
Lot Ne $50 AFTER ave, jenkins ".
Morse Add, Oakland ....-.......< 20
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TYPEWRITERs.

REBUFF TYPEWRITERS, machines sfat
have been traded in on New MASTER
the best of shape and guaranteed
LARGEST REPAIR DEPT IN STATE
There is a reason, let-us show you why.
WESTERN TYPEW RITTER CO.. 634 Kan
sas Ave. Topeka Kan. Phone 222.
REBUILDING and repairing a speciality.
= Repairs by skilled typewriter mecEani-
clans. Guaranteed rebuiifs for sale rent
and exchange UNITED TYPEWRITER
SERVICE CO.. 22f New England Bldg.
Phone 25o5.
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Sales or rent
Repairs by factory trained mechanics
We Lead: others follow CRANE & COM
PANY.a 20 years in business.
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SERVICES OFFERED.
WOODWORKING

If you are building or remodel
ing. let US figure on the Millwork.
We make everything ready-cut for
the builder, including frames, win
dows, doors, screens, etc.
EP-OR-SWING co.
Third and Kansas. Topeka, Kan.
Phone $500.
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sANITARY sJTPPIIEs.


FOR SALElNox-a-Bu VIII not stain,
non-inflammable. kills the bugs, destroys
their eggs. Topeka Sanitary Co, Whole
sale and Retailers Phone 5221, 100 W.
Fourth
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MALE AND FEMALE.

WANTED-Man and wife cooks, institu-
tons in Kan. 500 month, board, room
and laundry; 10 married farm couples
farm and dairy hands: teamsters; labor
ers car repairers; middle aged farm man.
$40 mo. board and room; restaurant and
hotel help; fry cooks, etc. Furman's La
Dor Agency log West Sth.
CLERKS linen, women. over Il, for postal
sentember. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars write J. Leonard former
civil service examiner, 1919 Equitable
Bldg Washington, d. c.
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LEGAL.


Lot No. 141 Winfield ave-, Brigham &
Lot No. 14s winfield ave, brigham &
Lot No. AS Winfield ave. Brigham s =
Rice Add, Oakland .....:-:....-. 20
Lot No. LAT Winfield ave, Brigham & -
Lot No. ssa Michigan ave, jenkins w
Lot No. $50 Michigan ave, jenkins W :
Morse Add. Oakland ........... Is
Lot No. 33s Michigan ave-, jenkins w.
M9 rs AZ ADJ ,,,e oakland Tca;n. W Is
Ae Morse He a9d Mie oasgan6 ave. 'enkins
Lot No. $40 Michigan ave, jenkins w.
N Morse TS A. Add li,6 Oakland .;,,;,w is
Morse Add, oakland -......:.:- rs
Lot No. 346 Michigan ave, jenkins w.
N Morse Ta 5 ADJ s;, Oakland Io,,;;: ~ Is
Morse ADD. oakland. Is
Morse Add. Oakland ...t........... rs
Lot No. 352 Michigan ave, jenkins w.
Morse Add, Oakland ............. Is
Lot 129 Wabash ave-. Walnut Park
subdiyissi 6 Oakland a;:i:.n;.:: LOO
Subdivision, Oakland .....-....... 100
Lot No 131 wabash ave, Walnut Park
rs su Sd Isl Oakland v:innt PAIL LOO
Subdivision, Oakland .....r.,...... LOO
Lot No. 3o3 Kellam ave, Jenkins w. -
Morse Add, Oakland ...-........... rs
Lot No. 305 Kellam ave, jenkins w.
Morse Add, Oakland .........-.... rs
Lot No. 307 Kellam ave-, jenkins W.
Morse Add, Oakland .............. rs
Lot No. 176 Oakland ave, Brigham &
Rice Add, Oakland .-..:.-.......: 20
Lot No. IFS Oakland ave-, Brigham & 80
Rice Add, Oakland -. .-.... 20
Lot No. $50 Oakland ave, Brigham &
Rice Add, Oakland ............... 20
Lot No. 10 Oakland ave. Brigham &
Lot No. 112 Oakland ave-, Brigham &
Lot No. IL oakland ave. brigham & =
naE1 On
Lot No. ZIG Oakland ave. Brigham & ~i1t
Rice ADD, Oakland ...3.;...-s 20
Lot i No. A 20 oakland niq ave. Brigham ( ~
Rice Add, Oakland ........:.;.:. 20
Lot No. 1872 Wabash ave-, Wright's :
Add. 10
Lot No. 1874 Wabash ave, Wright's =
Lot No iee wabash ave. Wright's :.
Lot TT No. i6s wabash ave, wright's
Lot No. 10 Wabash ave, wright's =
Lot No. ii72 wabash aiT1e.s;~wiiriight's-
Lot aoq No. ia wabash ave, wriehtis -
Lot uq No. i7s wabash ave. wrieht's -
Lot No. $50 wabash ave, wright's -
Lot No. Isl wabash aye. wiriieht's -
Lot auq No. Isl Wabash ave. wiright's- -
Lot No. 1856 wabash ave, Wright's
Lot auq No. is8 Wabash ave. wiriight's -
Lot t.? No. 100 wabash ave. wrightis -
Lot adq No. 1872 Wabash ave, Wright; -
: Add. ................ ...........1... 10
Lot No. 1914 wabash ave, wright's
Lot aoq No. 100 wabash ave, wrieht's :"
Add. ...-..............%. Is
Lot No. 19S Wabash ave, Wright's
ADA, III
Add. ....-.....1......e.,.. 10
Lot No. 2o2 wabash ave, Wright's
Add. ................e.... .15
Add. ...................... ~. IL
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WANTED-To RENT

WANTED TO RENT by
young couple, modern a
or 5-room house on West
Side, Kenwood or Potwin
neighborhood pref ere d.
Best of references. Phone
5567 w.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-22

WANT TO RENT as soon as possible, or
y q room modern or partly modern house,
within walking distance of Eighth and
Kansas avenue. Best of reference. Address
Blouse" care Journal.
TWO or three nicely furnished rooms for
two employed ladies by September LIST
or 18th. AddressssH. A, care Journal.
YOUNG LADY. with permanent position
wishes board and room; best of refer
ences. Phone 1867 after p. m.
WANTED TO RENT-Three UNFINISHED
rooms, preferable walking distance. Red
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT


BEAUTIFUL home, just finished, for rent
or for, sale Bungalow, six rooms, in
dren. Selling price. $500 net. Rent S65.
Located at 5th and Tyler. See owner at
42S Tyler.
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.
SALEOR EXCHANGE

can be used for pasture, having plenty of
water or can be used for mellow or farmed !;
this is somthing good and priced at $65
per acre; will consider taking city income
c. T. GIDEON REALTY Co.,
Emmett, Kansas.
FOR sALE-640- acre, well improved farm,
in Forth Trego Co.; good house, large
cave, unlimited water, wind mill, mail
route, phone, 430 acres under pillow, so acres
Of corn goes with deal, best soil in coun-
try. Price $56 per acre, with $12, 600 cash
down. Furman Real Estate LOG West sth.
Good $50 acres improved, well located
close to town, price $4,000; has ineum
brance of $4,000. What have you to offer
in exchange for the equity?
C. I. GIDEON REALTY CO.,
Emmett, Kansas.
Phone 43 and Is.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT--White ieanvas bag (sailor sea bael,
containing wearing apparel between
Lawrence and Williamstown, steneiled "R.
Burns" Return to Hesse at State Journal.
Reward.
LOsT-A lqdy's ring set with rubies and
3 4 m 70 !, p4ee9 Ss, Ssit A''0
LoST-Gold medal iii shape Of harp with
small diamond setting. Call 552S ].
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MONEY

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY - Household
goods, pianos, automobiles. cattle and
horses, diamonds, machiHeryatii to salaried
people. r. S. Thomas, 514 Kansas avenue.
1el rs. -.
REAL ESTATE LOANS at reasonabie rates
loans on good collateral State Savings
Bank. e61 Kansas ave-
LOANS made on personal security: also
to salaried persons L. Biscoe, 523 Kansas.
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INSURANCE.

-~-r=r--0~--~<---0-@@~-S
i. nj. sSIEso N-FIre, tornado. aate Sass,
insurance.. Phone SSa % 'Col1lae tau Ksdg
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Topeka Upholstering Co.

~ fSOAASS ~ h14AOAkJOO4 AA4@s W.
40s Jackson st, Topeka, Kansas. Phone
3651. We make all kinds new furniture; all
kinds of furniture repaired; reupholstering
automobiles. We make new automobile
Service is our motto.
FURNITURE and baby buggies repaired !;
uphoistering and packing and general
hauling+all work guaranteed. Service is
our motto. Phone 1878 K-2. p. e. Weber
g. w. Moran.
.PLEATINGS MRS n, J. MERCER,
MATTRESSES and box springs renovated
and recovered. j e. Templeton, 101
Duane. Phone White 1897 or white 2O4s.
p prevent P Front 9P Caused
from your ehimneys. Phone Red 616o.
AN EXPERT on repairing ieaky eisterns,
Vacuum method for purifying the water.
CYLINDERS REBORED.
Machine work, piston pins and bearings.
YENNING MACHINE SHOP. 800 Monroe.
WANTED-Washing and ironing done at
the home. 227 Chandler street; Call for
and deliver Phone Red 2931.
GENERAL HAULING-Trash, cfnders, ex-
cavating,' blowing. lawn moving. Call
Sleeper Swing Company. Phone 5000.
7 WILL DO your china firing. Maurine
Beale. 835 Kansas ave, 3rd flor.
HEMSTITCHING-51 East sth ave. Phone
Black 4407 Mrs. viii Eckert.
WASHINGS WANTED at 1873 Klein st.
VIII call for and deliver.
WANTED-To repair umbrellas. 321 Jack
son. Phone Blue 1874.
CHIMNEYs and Flues built and repaired.
Call Black 1859.
SCALE REPAIRING done right at ia n.
YELLOW CAB and BAGGAGE co. Phone
PLAIN SEWING wanted at 1913 Klein st.
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DRAWINGS made from specifications OF
field notes. Structural Steel, Map Work
and Special Drawings. Blueprinting. Salts
faction guaranteed. Adrian II BarE
IDEaushtsman, 116 West Sixth ave.
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DESK In fully equipped office, sharing
phone and photographer II desired.
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