The Advertiser from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

The War Department is making I I Ml Solid comfort, general warmth ind a sweet sleep is yours if vou FOR RENT Dailv Telephone Changes Each day the changes ill tele- whose business is statesmanship I lis literary taste was equisit.n and his mind was saturated with the flavor and essence of the great poets and assayists. Of Scotch parentage he was especially fond of Burns Both Mundovillo, regular right halfback, ami Dennis, right guard, have just got, hack into tho scrimmages uftrr being out since (lie Sooner game with sprained ankles. Coach Bond will hold no scrimmage Saturday as has been the cus-tom but will take the entire Jay-hawker squad to Kansas City to see the ('amp Funstoii-Great Lakes Naval Training Station clash. Manager W. O.

Hamilton will also accompany the squad to the game. Considerable interest is being shown in the game, because of the fact that Coach Beau Oleott is coach the navy eleven, while Potsy Clark, popular little assistant Kansas coach, is playing quarterback the army aggregation, along with Adrian Lindsay, captain of the Jay-hawker eleven last year, who is also playing 1he army backfield. Dozen Guaranteed Manhattan Socks For Men in All Colors and Sizes. You Pay 35 cents Elsewhere. High Orade Merchandise For Less Money.

845 Mass. More Cripples Added To The Kansas List in Vigorous Scrimmage Held Last Night. le Jayhawker prospects for a onesided victory over the Tiger machine next week took a decided slump vesterdav afternoon when three more Jayhawker regulars, including Captain "Swede" Nielsen, were added to the injured list. The scrimmage yesterday with Coach Laird's freshmen was by far the roughest one of the season. Captain Nielsen wrenched Ids right knee near the close of the scrimmage and hail to be carried from the field.

Louis Hull, dependable Jayhawker center, also sprained his right ankle, and had tobo carried tothe sheds Warren Woody, man at right guard, broke his nose. These serious injuries along with the ankle of Paul Jonus, 190-pound left guard who has played his position in every game this season, come as a severe blow to the hopes of the Jayhawker coaches and rooters. A Home A Bundle Choose ye. from now. inn on life set i i a he of of One or the other ANDREW GREENLEES.

According to the parish records, Andrew Grcenlees was born in the village of Lame, about twenty milees North of Belfast, Ireland, September 28, 1831. His earthly ended November IS, 1(117. The period covered by his life's span was SO years, one month and twenty one days. At the age of twenty years he out for the new world West of the Atlantic, which he reached after a long tempestuous voyage, lie went to the then far west and at Ottawa, Illinois, met, woed and won Lucy Jane Powers. They were married there Septemlei' 2S, 1857.

The wife of his youth survives him and still resides with the youngest surviving daughter, Mrs. II. B. 1 I T. iiase, witn wnom iwr.

una Ureenlees made their homeforsome years. In the spring of I S7-1 Mr. Green's took his family to Rice county, Kansas, then just being taken over from the use atid possession of vast herds of Buffalo and Texas cattle with Indians and grasshoppers seeking to assert, priority of title. Life under those conditions was hard battle but he waged it successfully. When advancing years made it impracticable lor him to care for bis farm, he sold it and moved to Lawrence, Kansas, when lived tint il coming to Coffey ville, seven years ago, except a short time spent with his daughters in Oklahoma.

While Andrew liieenlces was not a man of college education, he was singularly at home with the best writers and thinkers of, the world, along literary, religion, political and sociological lines. In the best sense he was citizen the world. lie had a clearer vision of international relations and European politics than many men Your Own? or of Rent Receipts? appointments at $1100.00 and promoting all efficient ones to $1200.00 im only three months. In former appeals that I hiive published I have tried to get, those who are experienced to respond. Many have done so, but, thousands are st ill needed.

I hope that every person with a sprark of patriotism in their vein 1 read this, talk about it. and advertise it, and try to induce nyn one capable of doing the work to respond to Yncle Sam's needs at once, tall at, the post ollicc. Let me explain the whole thing to you. It will cost, you not lung. II von cannot take the examination luring the dav it will be given at night.

Don be a slacker. lour ountry needs you now-immediate- ly Do your "bit" ami get mighty good pay for it. If vou cannot see me (luring the dav, call me by phone 521. I will meet you any time or place to give the necessary information. All Douglas county papers please ropy.

VY. II. JlOYS Sect. Local Civil Service lid Liberty Bonds Ready. We are prepared now to deliver to subscribers the Liberty Loan bonds they purchased.

Wattkins National Hank. Notice of Removal. DrT L. M. Mathews has moveJ his dental office from the Kress building to room 4, Jackson block, where he will, be glad to meet old and new friends and patients.

Professional Cards A. P. HULTS, Dentist. 831 Massachusetts street. X-ray work by appointment only.

J. R. BECHTEL, M. D. O.

General practice of medicine. Office 833 Massachusetts street; residence 1121 Tennessee street. H. W. HAYNE, Oculist, Perkins building, Seventh and streets.

Hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. in. HARRY REDING, M.

Ear, Eye, Nose, and Throat. Glasses fitted. Office F. A. building.

Phones Boll 13: Home 512. A. J. ANDERSON, Homeopathist. Calls promptly answered day or night.

Office 717 Vermont street. Phono 124. MARY L. ESTABROOK, 1010 Kentucky street, Bell 1021. Treatments, Swedish massage, Hot Air baths, Medical Gymnastics.

The treatment of Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neuritis, a specialty. All treatments given in cooperation with regular physicians. Askfyour doctor about our work. DR. E.

O. L. HARBOUR, Deput stuto graduate of Kansas' City, also of Canada; located at 735 New Hampshire street; ofliee phone 330; residence phone 2118J Bell. CHIROPRACTOR. D.

C. If you have a disease you have a cause. Chiropractic will remove the cause. Office 904 Vermont street; both phones 115. CHARLES THUDIUM, Meat market, 800 Massachusetts st reet.

All kinds of meats at lowest living. prices. We deliver. Phones 121. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE.

FRANK E. BANKS, successor to Geo. A. Banks Son. Abstracts of title.

Fire insurance. Special at tention given to abstract business. Office room Merchants Bank. EDW. T.

RILING, Attorney at law. Office 900 Massachusetts street, south of Peoples State Bank. OSCAR E. LEARNARD, Lawyer; Rooms, 202, 203, Perkins Trust building. WILSON PARDEE, Lawyers Lawrence National bank building; Lawrence, Kansas.

Bell phone 702; Home phono 419. A. R. CLOUD, baggage and express, trunks hauled, moving packing, and storage. Bell phone 816; Homo phone 249.

Humane Officer. W. II. Jackson, 809 E. 13th street; Home phono 7402 Bell phone 223J.

Need of Clothing. Winter is coming on and the Social Service League is lieginning to havo more numerous culls for old clothing. Just now they need some warm clothing for a little girl seven years old. All kinds of old clothing ran' be used. If persons having any thing to give and cannot deliver it to the hall will call up.

2740 Bell arrangements will be made to call for the package. MAX-THE CLEANER 10 East Eighth street Bell 498 WorK and prices guaranteed stisfactory. use one of our hot water bottles: prices one dollar and up nt Mc- Colloch Drug Store. Symphony Lawn Box Paper, liglicst creation of the eraftsmnrm 09c, the box and up at McColloeh's i-'rug store. Try the for hot coffee your lunch and sand-nt Wiede- wiches niann's Safety First Your savings are secun and your profits reasonable if you buy a first mortgage on farm land Making farm loans has been my business for 28 years.

I Wilder S. Metcalf Perkins Building Midway Cafe Perkins Building Private Dining Room for Ladies Let's Eat W. E. Bryant, Prop. Lawrence Transfer Company Household goods packed and shipped.

Also a good clean storage house. 10 East 9th. Phones 15. ifi A. L.

SEHO'Si tfi GENERAL jfi bfi INSURANCE flQENCY3tfi Hi ifi ifi ill provide vou at if? reasonable cost will re- 3j uauie ire, lomauo, Lite th and Accident insurance. Ifi Will Furnish bonds for in-Ifi dividuals, Administrators, Ifi Will furnish bonds for in-Ifi dividuals, administrators, ifi guardians, public officials ifi corporations and contraot-ifi ors. ifi- ifi ALL ORDERS PROMPT-ifi LY EXECUTED. Hi ifi Hi ifi ifi ifi ifi Hi Hi K. U.

BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS. The only electric massage machine in the city. Razors honed, ground and ifi exchanged. Hi ifi W. F.

WEISE, Proprietor. ifi 727 Mass St. ifi Lawrence, Kansas. ifi Hi MONEY Sjf Always on hand to lend upon short notice at ijf-tt ratesjall kinds of insurance written in best companies. Office in basement of Merchants Bank Building.

HUGH BLAIR Lawrence, Kansas tit -xv. Oil Heaters, Andirons and Spark guards for the coming cold snap. at right prices. See Jaedicke's Hardware Store 724 Massachusetts street. Phones 178.

Pierson'g cigars are made of the best tobacco by hand in a sanitary factory. Call for the brands handled by all local dealers. Pierson'g Succoss. Pierson's Hand Made. Pierson's Black Seal.

Pierson's La Altera. Pierson's Little Egypt. Aug. J. PiEitsoN Cigar Manufacturer.

1)02 Massachusetts street. ifi jfi You can dress up ifi For $1.60 ifi by having that last year's 5i FALL SUIT Steam ifi Cleaned and Pressed ifi at the i Lawrence Pantatoriura 12 W. Oth St. Phones 506 I ifiifiifiifiififtf ifraKfi i Sg THE 5jl MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY! I For RentLower floor, 0 rooms furnished, free for care of house. For particulars call 407 Bi ll after 0 p.

m. For Rent 7 room residence 611 Ohio street: barn for automobile Mrs. E. A. Simmons, 645 Ihiojstreet For Rent 2 furnished rooms upstairs, 1 down, for light housekeeping, for one, two or three 1233 Rhode Island street; Bell 1402 W.

For Rent 5 room house at 940 Louisiana street; gas, city water, cistern; $12 per month. Inquire at 80 Arkansas street. For Rent Rooms for light house keeping for women, at 1310 Tennessee street For Sale or Rent New house, 0 rogms and bath; modern; all improvements; located Alabama and Seventh. Call owner Bell 2032 Blk FOR SALE. For Sale Combination coal and gas stove; 15 inch fire pot in good condition.

729 Missouri street; phlne 2193 Blue. Food and Rummage Sale The Women's Relief Corps will hold a food and' rummage sale Saturday, one door south of A. Marks' jewelry store. rt Sale One 6 room bungalow, new and all modern; one 4 room cottage; one 5 room cottage; all in good shape and good locutions. Small payment down and easy pay ments bii vs either one at a reason able price.

Phono 300 Black. For Sale Goetl bicycle, cheap Intiuire Room 8. F. A. building -S For Sale At a give-away price, this modern 7 room cottage, almost new; has bath, pantry, city water, cistern, electricity, good cellar, fine lawn good garage for two cars and in good neighborhood.

Come see this and make mcan offer, ifjyou do not want this for a home it will make an excellent investment; it will rent readily and must be sold See owner, 730 Arkansas street. For SaleA good axminster rug for sale cheap. Call 1140 white. For Sale Prairie hay, loose, by the load, delivered in town. In quire of O.

P. Barber both phones. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. RewardThe Jaccard Jewelry company, ot Kansas City, will pay a reward of lor return ol gold bar pin with one diamnd, lost in Lawrence, on Massachusetts treet November or communicate with Mrs. R.

K. Allen, 50:1 East 17th street, Kansas Ci'y, Bell phone South 22. No questions asked Wanted Girl for general housework and coopking. 711 Indiana street. WantedA woman to clean cars.

Must be strong and used to such work. This work is in Bonner Springs; transportation will be furnished to and from the job. Good wages to the right party. K. Kaw Valley it Western liy.

038 Massachusetts street. Lost liluck fur muff, from car while riding last night on Tenth street to Rhode Island, on Connecticut to Thirteenth, or on Thirteenth to Haskell nvenueireward for for return to this office. Wanted To buy furniture of all kinds and heating stoves of every description; highest price paid for junk. J. Colbert, 170 Ninth street; Bell 1221 or 2752J.

kj Wanted A reliable woman for general housework. 158 Bell. BUY A SINGER Sewing Machine; 50 cents a week. 1 he Singer 83S 1-2 Massachusetts street; bono 577. Call 182, either phono, for pure ice cream or lruit ices.

Wiede mann's. Strayed Mare mule colt, six months old. Cull Bell 2437 black. C. G.

Perkins. Stoves and Funaces repaired and rebuilt; chimneys cleaned. We furnish repairs tor over 50,000 stoves and furnaces. Pumps of all kinds re paired. Over 20 years experience.

Stove Hospital, 800 Vermont street II. Bennett, mgr. Lost An old fashioned gold pin, at the bunkcrs'banquet; valued us an heirloom. Call Katherine Fo-garty, 2002 black. Wanted Two loads of good oats straw.

Phone 527. LfiFARLEYS'MEAT MARKET 5 ios west Bigntn. ifi Fresh and Salt Meats. fj BothPhones 193. phono numbers will be shown.

Please Correct in your Directory the numbers of people you call frequently. Watch the list every day. Mfr Names proceeded by a starf) in dicates a Home subscriber now working through the Kansas switchboard. Subscribers remaining on Home switchboard can call Homo subscribers who arc changed to the KaiiRas board by calling for them by their old Home number. Home subscribers alter connection on the Kansas board cannot call back to the remaining Home subscribers.

Laptod, Paul 712N2 Adams, W. 712K1 Guntert, Robert 712K3 Suggett, 15. 712N3 Spray, Win 712X4 Lnptad, FredG 709101 Riling, Katherine 1 123 Blue Bailev, N. II -2525 White Fortner, Mrs. Clara 24Uf Black Coffman.Goo 2 127 Blue Jensen, Henry 1 123 White Miller, 2150 Blue Haines, If.

B. 2546 Blue Nelson, Mrs. 2 104 Blue Robertson, 2410 White Barton, J. 1424 White Watts, Thos White Hess, Edw. 24(15 Black Gilder, II.

24101'lacko Fiantz, Geo 1840 Black Phillips, Ernest 1424 Black Kenner, Dr. J. 2354 White Wiley, SS21 Black Hodge, 1104 Black Price, E. 1024 Black Nuffer, C. 181!) Blue Seiler, J.

2377 Blue Kuntz, Chas. 238!) Blue Fritzel, John 2101 White Prentice, Preston 2037 Blue Adams, J. 1410 Blue Kassinger, Chas 1502WhiU Laptad, Peter 2220 White Price, Eleanor 2220 Blue Sherwood, E. 0 2220 Red White, W. 2220 Black Austin, J.

1 21 18 Blue Lvons, 1) 2070 Blue Il'ilkev, E. 2030 Black Belcher, Belle 1000 Black Oehrle, G. II 1703White Brooks, W. 1703 Blac Rinehardt, C. 1703 Blue Reynolds, A.

1703 Red MeCleerv, R. 901 Cotton.Mrs. Helen 1087 Broeker, Fred 551 (Heed, Fred 123S Birch Realty Co 520 Keilmiin, 398 Xo more fascinating event could imagined, especially when it realized that the entire aggregation of upwards of a hundred members and including all its twenty lending artists, will be here Sat urday, Dec ember 1st. Matinee, night. Tryouts For Debate.

Try-outs for the debating teams of the University which will meet teams from Oklahoma, Colorado, and Missouri will bo held December 5 bjkI 12 according to an announcement this morning by Howard T. Hill, assistant professor in the department of public speaking. WANTED Stenographers-Type writers. L'nclo Sam is actually desperate, and this does not exprefcs it. All departments at Washington need and must, have help at once.

There is a demand for ten thousand stenographers or typewriters In order to get them thev have! cut out all tho harder features of the examination. For instance, for stenographers, stenography and copying from rough draft are all you have to take. For tyX'writer, copying from rough draft and copying from plain copy are all that are required. A. E.

KOONS, Shoes and Repairs. Outing shoes $2.75. W'orth $3.50. Rinex or real leathor soles. Wingfoot heels guaranteed better than leather.

030 Massachusetts. SPOT CASH GROCERY. Both Phones 609 can Corn llo 1 15c can Peas llo 1 15c can Tomatoes 11c 15o pkg.CreamRico llo 20 lb. pkg. Macaroni.

$2.00 pkg. $2.00 1 lb. Bulk Cocoa 23c 1 15e can Tomato lib. shelled Eng. Walnuts.

60c 6 brs.W.B.Naptha 2 cans Dutch Clenser 3 cans Baked Beans. 25c 1 15c pkg. Pancake 12o 1 35c pkg. Pancake 1'lour. 29c 3 pkg.

Raisins 26o 2 pkg. Seedless .250 lib. white Sultana 14c 1 lb. Lima ISo 1 and Scott and could quote almost at will from cither of them, lon- nyson, also, no loved and to near him repeat ''Crossing the Bar" was a benediction. He was brought up on the Bible which lie loved and studied increasingly as the years passed.

His religious thinking was profound olid progressive. From the harsh Calvinism of his early training he traveled far. Ho had come to know God through Christ as a Father and to find the Kingdom of Heaven within. The great facts and forces of the spiritual life appealed to him most strongly, dirisive contentions not at all. His Christian faith was strong, his spirit serene and inspir ing, his character four square.

He was unpretentious but his attain ments and character made him pre-emmihont. To know him was to love him. He loved humbly but walked and talked with the kings of the earth and shared richly in their treasurers. While his life was lowly yet he stood upon the heights, caught a vision of the world and the wonders yet to be" and sensed "that far off divine event towards which the whole creation moves." He is survived by his wife, Lucy Jane Greonlecs, two daughters, Mrs. II.

B. Chase, of Coffcyville, Mra. Mary A. Yeihling, of Temple, Oklahoma, two sons J. 11.

liieen- lees of Lawrence, Kansas, C. A. (jrcenlees, of Oklahoma City, twelve grand children mid lour great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

II. B. Chase, Wednesday afternoon at 4:110 o'clock, by Rev. H. Marklcv, Mr.

Grcenlees' pRStor The remains will be interred at Lawrence, Kansas. W. C. T. U.

The force of "Let courage rise with, danger, and strength to strength oppose" in "Stand up fo Jesus'' was certainly felt Monday afternoon as a reveille call, as the meeting disclosed conditions in some parts of Kansas, Lawrence, anil elsewhere. Bonze, booze, booze is the cause of ninety-eight per cent of want, misery and degradation as Prof. Terrell found in Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, Washington and other states in his work as mining engineer First hand evidence of its ruth less obliterat ion of all that is good and desirable is siekneing and would not bear repetition were it not to arouso people to action against the mighty juggernaut. Sirs. Bessie Cox portrayed the joy following repentance, forgiveness and reconciliation in "The Prodigal Son." Though suffering from a severe cold, Mrs.

Fret! Morris easily convinced listeners of interest and faith in her Mexican proteges; that their welfare is dear to her heart, and that their confidence in her is not misplaced. Mrs. X. B. Huffman's thirteen years of missionary life in Porto Rico enabled her to know where of she spoke.

Through the untiring efforts of the church were not publicly accredited jiroohibitivt result for the island, the steady lint upon line, precept upon precept of Sabbath teaching laid been an 'important factor toward conviction jof the undesiraliility of liquor's power. An amusing incident in the New Mexico campaign told of a young lady saying she would like to see a saloon A bystander said to another "Never saw a saloon! Whore'd she como from?" Kansas, of course," sneered the other. Temperance secretary of M. E. church reported, observed Frances Willard Dav, opposed gift of tobac co to soldiers, opposed the use of grain for liqilor, und urged congressman to aid the cause of pro hibition.

Congregational pastor hits been appointed a member of the National 1 empnrancc Committee. Lut heran church observed Temperance Sunday. Mrs. Woodward had been away, and knew the Friends' church att Wichita had deplored the use of sugar to niako beer, and reproved the inconsistency of urging curtailment of sugar in food in the home while allowing its misuse in harmful wavs. President Kennard's reading of a resolution from headquarters that every organization for clothing the world with garments of light shall by petition or delegation uree adopt ion by the present congress, of the bill on National Constitutional Prohibition without the clause, for six years, passed by the senate, received a rising vote of approval.

Mrs. Huffman voiced he benf-diclion. AMUSEMENTS. San Carlo Orand Opera A Big City Attraction. Brilliant in promistl is the an nouncemeut that tho San Carlo Grand Opera Company, that superb organization of songbirds which, as a rule, contines its activities to sue opera-loving cities as New York Boston, Montreal, New Orleans, san raneisco, St.

Louis, Washing ton, Kansas and others of equal importance-, will make this immunity a Visit' this season. you must have ten years The Lawrence Building Loan Association. 737 Mass. Street. will tell you and help you to buy a home with your rent money come in let us show you how easily this can bo done.

Whan You Think of PIANO TARPY MACHINE WORKS 110 and 8th Street. Structural steel construction. Estimates furnished and work performed satisfactorily. We repair and put in good running order all kinds of engines and machinery. District'sales agents for the Olds gasoline, engine, the smallest and most powerful engine on the market today, and a perfect wonder.

i. Come in and see it in operation. You Think of BELL Satisfactory. The Acousticon For The Deaf Thia offer may Beam very ffeneroua, but it haa resulted up to the present ia making nearly SoO.OiJO delighted cuatomera for ua, wno now bear clearly once more. IS 1300 Candler Bulldiu.

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