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fHE SALIN DAILY UNION" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1915 PAGE SEVEN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS BIG ADVANCE A NTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: vTHE RESULT WAY. Phones 28 and 778. We will accept classified ads until 2 p. m. of the day they are to be inserted.

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Figure 6 ordinary words to the line. OBITUARY. Volney Slyvester Carey, son of Mr. Isaac and Mrs. Osee Carey, was born in Merritstown, Ohio, January 2Sth, 1844, and died at his hne corner of Seventh and Lincoln streets, Tuesday, October 26th, In his young er life he was a school teacher, later he became a carpenter and followed this trade until 6 years ago.

Through out his sickness which has lasted for three years, he has been an intense sufferer, but made a brave fight for his life. Death came at last as a relief from pain and his spirit has tak en its flight to be with God. He joined the Christain church when he was eighteen years old, and for many years was a deacon in th. Salina Christian church. The last time he was able to get out to cinirch was four years ago.

He was very fond of the Bible and had it through three time, also fond of rais ic and loved everything that beautiful. He had his house set in order long before the Master called him. The greeting had been exchanged with his wife and dearest children, all things attended to, noth ing seemed to escape his attention. How thoughtful he was for his wife and his family, never wanting them to be put to extra trouble for him. His life was full of deeds of kindness for those about him, and whether the world knows about it or nor.

they have not escaped the eyes of his Heavenly Father, from whom he will receive his reward. "He has fought a good fight, He has kept the faith, Henceforth there is laid up for hitr. A crown of righteousness." He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife six daughters, two sons and two sisters, one brother of Ohio and a host of friends. 1 I rar.Ti THATS NOV TH Oft 5Ai IPSA .1 JL5T ABOUT I 6oss Not' SACK M9 4fl Tm iA ---'km- I IMIII iMI Read the STUDEBAKER ad in the Saturday Evening Post of th is week about power, it's interesting. 119 i Theoung Lady AcrossThe Way "We observed to the young lady across the way that most of our political troubles are caused by the indifference of so-called good citizens and she said that was right and they certainly had no reason to complain when they didn't even take the trouble to go to the polls and stuff the ballot-boxes.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Getts will return tomorrow from their honeymoon in California. Miss Mary Geis returned yesterday from a California trip. She spent two months on the coast and at the expositions, C.

F. Artz of Wilson was looking after interests in Salina yesterday. Read the STUDEBAKER ad in the Saturday Evening Post of this week about power, it's interesting. 119 III WHEAT TODAY DECEMBER OPTION UP TWO AND A HALF. HOG MARKET SOARING Went Up Five Cents Today Cattle Market Continues Steady.

Chicago, Oct. 29 Strength in cables and the poor quality of current arrivals in the Spring Wheat terri tory, one cargo from Duluth grading No. 3, with an other advance in the Winnipeg October market, brought about short covering in December, futures gaining 1 to 2 1-2 above yesterday The foreign news was al so bullish account delay to seeding by reason of weather conditions in France and Italy. Export clearances today were very large, aggregating (.44,000 from the Atlantic and Gulf ports, probably half of which was Manitoba wheat. The week's export clearances were 11,607,000 against 7, 004,000 a year ago, and since July lst 111.089,000, against a year ago.

Primary receipts were 8.8,000 against 2,096,000 a year ago. Cash premiums a little easier, and it will be noted that the option ard cash are nearer together tl.an sometime past. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADC. WHEAT Dec. 100 102V4 102; May 1024 10.iy2 104VS 104U 102 CORN Dee.

May 58 50 58 59 5SV r7 59 59 KANSAS CITY BOARD OF TRADE, WHEAT Dec. 96 1,4 97 Vi 98 KSVi 99V4 99 07 99 95 98 CORN- Dec. Mav 5i :6 "6V8 Kansas City Cash Grain. Kansas City. Oct.

29. The Cash grain market closed here today with wheat quoted one to 2 higher and corn unchanged to 1 higher. Kansas City, Oct. 29. WHEAT: No.

2 hard 101W10S: No. 3 hard 97 106; No. 4 hard x0. 2 red 117 ft 119: No. 3 red 103ft 115; No.

4 red S9f 105. The actual cash sales of No. 2 hard wheat 'ere one car at $1.03, one car at COPN No. 2 white 60'f61; No. 3 white 59f60y2; No.

2 mixed 60 61; No. 3 mixed 59(ft'64; No. 2 yellow 647 65; No. 3 yellow 61763. Liverpool Close.

-y market closed here today witn wheat unchanged. Grain Receipts. Kansas City, Oct. 29. The grain receipts here today were 226 cars of wheat, 21 cars of corn and nine cars of oats.

Chicago Receipts. Chicago, Oct. 29. The grain receipts here today were 124 cars of wheat, 149 cars of corn and 363 cars of oats. Northwest Recelpti.

Chicago, Oct. 29 The wheat receipts for the Northwest today were 772 cars at Minneapolis, 697 cars at Duluth and 1950 cars at Winnipeg. LIVE STOCK MARKET. Kansas City, Oct. 29.

CATTLE: Receipts, 500. The market is steady. Steers, $5.75 to cows and heifers, $4.25 to $9.25. HOGS: Receipts, 4,000. The mar ket is 5 cents higher with the top price $7.35.

Bulk of sales, $6.80 to $7.30. TODAY'S LOCAL MARKET. (Wheat 90c Corn 60c Oats 50c Cattle. Steers $5.00 to S.6.00 Cows and heifers $5D to $6.00 Mco- Lights, Mediums and Heavies Eggs. Cash 22c Trade 24c Retail 27c But'cer.

Country. Creamerv 27c 29c Pnottry. Heavy Hens Light Hens Springs Broilers Staty young roosters .7 'it-He. 14e. oc 5c 10c Cc 5c vks Turkey Ducks Geese Provision.

Sugar, cane Sugar, beet $6.30 $6.20 Daily Thought. VTho is the happiest of men? He who values the merit3 of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though twere his own. Goethe. Read Our Classified Want Ads. Highest Prices For Poultry, Produce arid Egg? BROWN PRODUCE CO.

131-133 N. 5th Pbona 109 Ml EVE.MlNlCj FOR. sJf START WORK ON PARK. Watts Amerman Will on Curb The Watts Amerman company will commence work curbing and guttering park street either late this afternoon or tomorrow morning. The street car company has temporarily abandoned work on Park street to bring the tracks on East iron avenue to grade.

But one block of track has been constructed on park and that block of street been block aded for an unusually time. THE BROTHERHOOD TONIGHT. Dr. Blayney of Abilene to Address the Presbyterians. The annual meeting or tne rresby-terian Brotherhood will be held tonight at the Y.

M. C. A. banquet will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Rev.

Dr. Blayney of Abilene will deliver the principal address. The officers for the year will be elected. Dr. E.

M. Mic-rs, 6S! called to Can-cy. Kansas today to opeiato a ease of gall stones and appene.icilis at that place for Dr. Porter. LOOK AT THE SHOW WINDOWS.

"I wish the wouldn't have such pretty windows," wailed the Busy Woman, "I went down this morning expecting to get home again within an hour, but I didn't. I stopped here and I stopped there to look at the windows and before I knew it the morning was gone." The shop windows deserve th? at-', tention of passers 'y. Th 1 Bulk lev-company have an autumu garden with honest to goodness dead leaves on th- fioor-ground. The t-vo elegant ladies walking in the garden seem not at all afraid of the white clad skeleton who 1 ojs. TflAT All Ol I I I 1 I I i I 1 table land, all in cultivation, no buildings, Zxk miles from Smolan, and S1 miles from Salina, for quick sale $6000.

80 A. choice bottom laud all in cultivation except 15 A. meadow, 3l2 miles from Bennington, priced at $100. per A. Anderson Ailison, Salina, Kan.

Tel. 281. HStf. AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYC LES. Read the STUDEBAKER ad in the Saturday Evening Post of this week about power, it's interesting.

119 FOR SAEE Five passenger "Auburn Automobile." Good shape, cheaper than dirt. Sin ''urry 142 No. Santa Ee ave. 26-tf We can save you money on farm loans. Brandt E.ma ana vo 7i-tt The Ep-To Date Shoe Repair Siop can fix those shoes.

Give us a call, 131 14 N. Santa Fe. UTtf. Superfluous hair, moles, warts and all facial blemishes removed by el'c- Jricity. Also bleeching and wrinkle 1 masks.

Katherine Elliot, beauiy pallors at P.ulkleys. 120. Food sale Saturday at the Water Works office. H') CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart felt thanks to the many friends who so kindly assisted us in our grief. and death of our dear beloved father, and loving husband, also our thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and es-cpecially thank the W.

K. C. No. 12, Baptist Church, Country Club, ami the Sunflower club all of Ellsworth. Mrs.

A. M. Carey and i family. 119 Read the STUDEBAKER ad in the Saturday Evening Post of this week about power, it's interesting. 119 RUMMAGE SALE A Rummage Sale will will be held Saturday, October 30th in the Eng- borg building just north of the Lam- 11Q I PURCHASE NEW GRADER.

Wm. Burton, the contractor who has charge of the railroad grading south of Tipton, has purchased a new-elevating grader. The machine is a large one and sells for It will be used on the work here. The machine was purchased from the Road Supply and Metal of Tope-ka, through their agent, J. M.

Averill of Osborne. Mr. Burton and Mr. Averill went to Hutchinson, Tuesday to have it loaded and shipped to Tipton. Tipton Times.

WILL FILL HOLES. As They Are Pointed Out on Avenue Base. Iron The council committee has decided how the faulty base on East Iron avenue shall be repaired. An inspec tor will pick about the base and where he finds a soft spot will dig it out. The paving men will fill this hole with concrete.

Miss Myrtle Berry of Beverlv, under went ana opertion, Thursday, at St. Barnabas hospital. Several Lincoln people -vere Salina visitors yesterday, among them: W. H. Anderson, E.

J. Ryan and Edwin Marshall. Read the STUDEBAKER ad in the Saturday Evening Post of this week about power, it's interesting. 119 AUTO LIVERY PHONE 202 H. A.

BURR woo mm 1 1 WANTED. Second hand Goods. Wo buy and sell all kinds of second hand Goods. I'hone E. E.

Davis Second hand store. HTtf. LOST To my farm, one 3 year old red sn-er, branded on left hip ant' side. L. Goss, route 3 Salina, Kans 122 WAN i ED WANTED Names of parlies who wit piece quilts, addres care of En ion.

121s WANTED. Any kind of work, outside of high school hours for a boy of phone luiiM. no WANTED. Good second hand base burner. Phone 1824 4.

119's WANTED All rags of any kind you don'! liae to wash or clean them. Pay good price for same and will call for liieiu. Western Kansas Iron and Phone 92.j. 121 WANTED. Boarders at 144 South 4th street.

82tf. HELP WANTED. WANTED Men, Women, IS or ov-r. $75.00 month. Government.

Jobs. List positions free. Write immediately. Franklin, Institute, Dep't 132 Rochester. N.

Y. WANTED. Woman to do washing, small t'amilv. Call 718 S. 5th or phone 1 Earn flu to $15 weekly, addressing mailing circulars; spare time; in-itractions 10 cents.

C. Beckey, Salina, Kansas. 120 $75.00 month paid Railway Mail Clerks. Examinations announced Jan. 3 5th.

Sample questions free. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 132 Rochester, N. Y.

126 FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP Maxwell tour lg car. call i51 South 5th street, 'hone 607. 120 FOR SALE OR TRADE Seven room house and five lots good barn. Want automobile on thade. 635 North 3rd.

121 FOR SALE Furniture for five room house. Also house for rent, cheap. 217 South Fourth. 1I9': FOR SALE. One steel maiUIde ranue, sideboard, one, three piece pav-lor Fitite.

one, two piece parlor suite, dining room table. Phone 580 or ca77 512 South Santa Fe. FOR SALE. One mule, 7 years old, weight 13U0, pair black mules, weTf.i' llott wiili harness, 10 years oid, call 1876. lltif.

Remington typewriter, number 10, l.eriect condition, to be sold at Le-Shelle's auction stand Saturday. 119 FOR SALE Seven room house in good condition, ball, pantry, bath, electric liehi-s, cellar and cistern; east front, two and one-half blocks from postoiiue. Price Alex Heder-stedt, Salina. Kansas. 120 ltw.

FOR SALE Some used shafting and pulleys: also some cone pulleys. Enquire tit the Union Office. tf Complete bed room suits, dresser, ted. springs, mattress, pillows, rocker, chair carpet and bed linen. Phone 1178 1 or 2S5.

109tf. Furniture for sale, rnone 1426 or 285. 109ff. I Let "Quinn and Tonm" sell you i home or write your fire insurance. Of fice 109 North Santa Fe.

Phone 5GS. S7-cf FOR SALE. Bed linen comforts, and blankets and table linen. Phone 1476 or 2S5. 109if.

Our office is easy to find. 50 ft. south of IroK, on Santa Fe, West front. Step in and list your town property and town lots for sale. We have some inquiry.

V. E. Niquette, Salina, Kas. 59tf. TOE.

REST. FOR RENT Furnished, six rooms, modern, 705 Iron, call after 4 p. m. 117tf. FOR RENT Furnished modern room, 533 W.

Iron. 114tf FOR RENT. Good barn at 71J "West Park, water handy. Inquire of Jim Mills, 142 North Santa Fe. 112tf.

FOR RENT Room with board. 900 West Walnut. lOS-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 321 Center. 104tf FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 200 A.

choice river bottom, all in cultivation, no buildings. 23 A. alfalfa, splendid stand, mile to good market, priced for a few days at $100 per A. 80 A. choice laying I WO'JLDM that, Tom Skin.

Nerves. Hear, Spleen. Kidneys. Bladder. Sexual Diseases.

Diseases of Women, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Bed-Wetting. Leg -Fleers, certain forms of Paralysis, Weak Lungs. Asthma, Bronchitis. Appendicitis, Gall Stones, Goiters. Tumors, Cancers, Bil-ioii'snesK, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Emaciation, Epilepsy.

Headache. Sleeplessness. Neurasthenia, Obesitr, Pleurisy, Scrofulous Diseases, Diseases cf Men. and the Tobacco Habit. If you have Kidney or Bladder troubles, aii ounce be: tie of your urine for analysis.

The docor furnishes all his own medicines. 2 Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protruding Piles tmickly and permanently cured WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No I cutting, no chloroform cr ether dau I gerous Anesthetics used. He gives eoT.iract and guarantees to cure every case he treats, r.o matter how long standing, or refund every cent of your money. If you are afflicted with this painful and troublesome malady it will pay you to call and have a talk with him.

The doctor is authorized by the Stafe of Kaasas to treat ail chronic diseases of men and women. Examination, and consultation free und confidential. Office Address: E. E. SPARR, M.

D. 229 Glendale Bldg. KANSAS CITY. Mo. -fpfararce: f3s- City National Bjnk.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rJOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages. Ah! What relief: Your clozeed nostrils open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. Xo more hawking, snuffling, mucous discharges, headaches, dryness no struggling for breath at night, your col-l or catarrh is gone. Don't stay stuffed tip: Get a small bottle of Ely's Halm from your druggist row.

Aprny it lb lie of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it pem-tnitf through every air passage of iiie head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, giving instant relief. Ely's Cream Bairn is just what every cold and catarrh suffered has been seeking. It's just splendid. ADVERTISEMENTS. 01X1 1 fLAM! BACK.

KL iJ 1A UK BACKACHE AWAY Pub Pain Right Out With Small Trial Bottle of Old, Penetrating "St. Jacob's Oil. Kidneys catise Backache? No: They have no nerves, therefore can not cause pain. Listen! Your backache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief is soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil." Rub it.

right on your painful back. and instantly the soreness, stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled." Get a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil" from jour durggist and limber up. A moment after it is applied you'll wonder what became of the backache or lumbago pain.

Rub old, honest, "St. Jacobs Oil" jvhenever you have sciatica, neural- gia, rheumatism or sprains, as it is absolutely harmless arid doesn't bum the skin. UTBURSTS'OF EVERETT TRUE by condo. has a hand and a skull in pot all ready lo boil wht-n ii" Ii a lisv in the descried summer he.ui-e. The have and the vines are laden wit is seeds.

The deco: i lias evi l-ently been on hike to country recently. Corn shecks stand in the north and south windows. iie fodder in the k. are very fine and verv vello-v. eu: vuhotu frost.

A wise owl peers on: irotn at the rabbits and squirrels, who probahly make to the TvnnH ir' -wril them. Tile Laderer windows aie dressed up smartly in the Hallowe'en fashion. Reai. bleak. branches stand in the tray I A skull stares at you ivantly us skull ever stared.

Black and orange decorations in the background intensify the Hallowe'en atmosphere. MYSTERY NOT SOLVED. As to Who it Was Attacked M. B. Young.

The mystery of who N. B. Young. Wednesday evening or. North Santa Fe avenue, dragging him from a buggy and slashing him.

has not yet been solved. Mr. Voting maintains be knows not the man and ran think of nothing that would cause any man to make the attack on hint. (ADVERTISEMENT) PARR SPECIALIST WILL BE IN SALINA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1st AT THE PLANTERS HOTEL FOR ONE DAY ONLY On His Regular Monthly Visits Hours 9 a. m.

io 6 p. m. Did you ever stop to consider what it is costing you in dollars and cents to neglect getting a specialists treatment? Every day that you suiter you are losing money by not being able to give the maximum amount, of energy to your work, or the greatest degree of encentratin to your business affairs, You cannot be a man among men if you are suffering from some chron- ic disease that saps your vitality, and makes you an irriaiable incompetent, unable to put ycur best efforts info any enterprise. Don't waste golden see a specialist while the itself. Dr.

Sparr has co it fverv four weeks ior pre- 0 Salina 2 years. i HE DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE Dr. Sparr treats diseases of the Stomach, intestines, Liver, Elood, i 1 I i i i 4 A.M..