Allen County Journal du lieu suivant : La Harpe, Kansas • 5

The smallpox situation in Iola is rap- A TEXAS WONDER SANTA FE TIME TABLE idy becoming easier, and as there have which are being used before the luncheon, and expressed it as his belief that eis physical condition has been kept at the height of efficiency by the use of the exercise. been no new cases for several days, hopes are being entertained that the disease has run its course in Iola. Pra LOCAL NEWS Roy Sleeper returned the first of the week from Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he went to attend the Furniture Exhibit. Leonard Jack, who had been suffering from smallpox, died at bis borne south of LaHarpe, last Sunday evening. He had been ill about two weeks.

Teddie Shorb, aged eight years, died Sunday afternbon from a continuous nose bleed. The funeral was held Monday afternoon. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Shorb, of 205 South Cottonwood. The family have the sympathy of all. It is considered quite offensive now to refer to a man of wealth as a millionaire. They object to being classed among the common herd.

No. 204 for Kansas City 4:04 A. M. No. 208 for Kansas City 6:25 A.

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210 for Kansas City 6:02 P. M. No. 203 for Tulsa, Okla. 2:03 A.

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207 for Coffey ville 9:00 P. Phone 375 W. E. Ralston, Agent. For kidney and bladder troubles, grauel, weak and lame back, rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women.

If not sold by your druggist, wiU be sent by mail on receipt of (1.25. One small bottle, often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E.

W. Hall, 2926 Olive St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. Antedated Franklin.

Kites with thermometers attached were sent aloft to measure the temperature of the upper nli by Dr. Alexander Wilson, In 1740, three years before Benjamin Franklin's famous klte-flylnc experiment. ctically everyone within the city limits has been vaccinated and those who have not been are being compelled to submit to vaccination as fast as they are found. The Southeastern quarter of the city was placed under quarantine regulations Tuesday morning, and a house to house canvas was made to locate those who had not been vaccinated. If any were found who would not submit to vaccination, they would be isolated as smallpox patients.

So far as the Journal has been able to discover, there have been none so isolated, as everyone in the city is anxious to have the disease stamped out as quickly as possible. President Joe Cox, of the Northrup at J. Watches property repaired Merchant's. Lieut. Tom Bartlett came in Sunday from Florida, where he is stationed, called home by the serious illness of his mother, who is suffering from smallpox.

The funeral of Mrs. T. M. Bartels wa8 held from the Methodist church this afternoon, Rev. E.

W. Spencer of-f icating, and the members of the East Crustacsa Color. Sea. minute Crustacea sometinn gle sew water a Mowl-rH color. Mrs.

Jennie Bartels, wife of Mr. T. M. Bartels, died at the hospital last Tuesday morning, following an illness of more than two years. Mrs.

Bartels wsb loved by all her friends for her sweet disposition and Christian charac ter. She will, be sadly missed. Her husband and the surviving relatives have the entire sympathy. of the community. At the time of this writing, National Bank, was the speaker at the business men's luncheon at the Chamber the funeral arrangements had not been made, but it is understood that the Order of Eastern Star will have charge.

of Commerce, Wednesday noon. Mr. Cox spoke on the subject of "The Busi ness Outlook for but confined ern Star attending in a body. Burial was made in the old cemetery. Reports from the bedside of T.

S. Breckenndge this morning are to the effect that he passed a good night, and that his fever had materially reduced nd that he enjoyed his breakfast. This would seem to. indicate that he is in the mend and that the crisis has passed. There has been no new cases of smallpox in the city for the past several dsys and it is hoped' that the epidemic has been subdued.

However, the precautionary measures advocated by the ine Adams nesser Building was himself to generalities. It is his opin damaged by fire last Sunday noon to Lowest Prices in History A further reduction in prices on Ford Cars effective January 16, I 922, brings them to a new low mark- the extent of about $2,000, An electric iron which was being used, was left for a few moments with the cuirent turned on, and became overheated, causing the blaze. Damage by water and smoke was the most serious. The alarm was turned in by Bert Fryer who happened to be at his place of business, and smelled, the smoke. It might have been a much worse fire, easily, and as the loss is fully covered by insurance, all are to be congratula'ed.

ion that business conditions will not get back to normal until the farmer receives more for his products; until the merchant sells his merchandise for a smaller profit; until the laboring man gives an efficient days work for a day's pay. He scored the labor unions to some extent, it being his belief that the inefficiency of labor is encouraged by the organizations. He spoke encouragingly about local conditions, and voiced the hope that everyone in tne sound of his voice would have a splendid year in 1922. Mr. Scott spokn briefly upon the benefit of "setting up" exercises health board are being carried out, and the entire city Will be immunized by house to house vaccination program.

Next week every resident of Iola will Runabout $319 $348 For demountable equipment on above add $25 Chasis $285 Touring For starter on above add $70 have been vaccinated. For Jab Printing, try The Tounial. The McCarthy Motor Co. got slipped up on a little last week, when a. tele gram from the Kansas City Branch of Coupe, starter, demountable $580 Sedan, starter, demountable $645 Truck, demountable $430 Tractor $625 the Ford Motor Co.

was published stat me that there would not be any more uto Radiator Protection for $10 $2 reductions in price for sometime. And then Henry took a notion that he could lop off a few dollars and still make a profit, and sent out the glad tidings. The new price went into effect Monday morning. You will find a list of the new prices in the advertisement of the McCarthy Motor in this issue. Our Improved Radiator Shutter Is Operated from the DASH In line with the above Lowest prices in history we offer USED CARS on hand as follows: Made of Waterproof Fiber Composition.

Retains the Heat, Better than Metal. Doesn't Rust or Rattle. SAVES GAS, BATTERY, FREEZING MADE TO FIT ALL CARS MAKES STARTING EASY Send Us $2 and Name of Car for One Complete Postpaid Mrs. J. D.

Moore died at the family home Saturday night, after an illness of many months. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the Methodist church, Rev. E. W. Spencer officiating and the remains were taken to Moran for burial.

Mr. Moore and the surviving children have the sympathy of the community. Town and County Agents Wanted. Reference: Dun'a and Bradstreets Essential Automotive Products 511 W. 42d St.

N. Y. City 33-4t 1917 Runabout $175 $60 down and balance $6.00 per week 1916 Touring $175 $60 down and balance $6.00 per week 1916 Touring $125 $45 down and balance $4.25 per week 1917 Chassis $75 $25 down and balance $2.75 per week 1 920 Touring, with starter $325 $110 down and balance $1 1 per week 1920 Touring, with starter $275 $95 down and balance $9.25 per week 1920 Runabout $275 $95 down and balance $9.25 per week 1918 Touring $225 $75 down and balance $7.75 per week r0 $400 1918 Dodge Brothers Roadster 2- McCarthy Motor Co. Ford Authorized Sales and Service Phone 893 209 West Street Better cleaning and more free time Allow yourself more time for recreation by using a Torrington Electric Vacuum Cleaner. You are sure a Torrington Cleaner will do a perfect job, because the TORRINGTON SPIRAL BRUSH loosens the dirt and the suction gets it.

The brush is surrounded with suction, but revolves independent of the motor. -jilc-i loosens all the lint, while the suction takes up 1 he imbedded bits of dirt and trodden-in grit. ,14 jfJlj ETRIC VACUUM Clearer Now Going On In Full Blast Every Fourth Garment, regardless of price or choice at Every Fourth Yard of High Grade Goods BIG BRUSH POWERFUL SUCTION The brush operates fast or slow, because it is driven by rubber-tired wheels which are turned as the cleaner is moved over the floor. It has no belts to slip or gears to strip. The Torrington motor is a cool -running, compact power plant, set low to go under furniture.

Its use of electricity is surprisingly small only about two cents worth a week, in the average home and reduces cleaning to a few minutes daily. Think of it YOUR HOME ENTIRELY SWEPT in a few minutes. You can carry a Torrington upstairs or anywhere, because it is light and compact. You can buy one because of the special easy payment plan. There is a Torrington dealer near you.

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