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MENT H.W.Bomgardner Funeral Director And Licensed Embalmer Full Auto Equipment Matonlo Building Topeka, Kansas Phone US TUP JUL ll.il. i A MUST HAVE From t'oiirka Dully Capital. Orfobrr S. 1017 4 Silver Cake mirror STENOGMPlfflS PETER NAVARRE, TKOPRIETOR LERQY POWELL INTO THE MOVIES Civil Service Representative Will Show Public Need of Government for Trained Workers. Laroy I'owall, auperlritrtident of mall and munncer of civil rvlce x-amlnatlona In Topeka, will enter the PfllUbHKU KVKKY THUK8DAY Subscription $1.00 Per Year la .1, movie today.

Oh no! Not aa an artor. hut aa a aollHtor. Mr. 1'nwcli will mnke a round of the picture. liow In To nek a and ftJik thnlr aupport in o- Otflclml City Pmptr Stlwr Lake, K.

curing pnraona to tuke the Koveriinii-nt for HtdioarupnerH and Kntercd tn the pot office at Silver Lake. Kansas "Uncle Sinn" lu.s hundreds of positions ior stenographers TH March 11, 1911, second dm mail matter, under Act of March 1, 1870. varlotm nuvtinmont ponltloiiH. OwliiK to th difficulty In Kcetjrlun ixruoim to fill tho hundreda of irnverti-rnent poidllona for atwtoitravlirrw, the film ndvertialnK method ha U'l'ii -vlaod hy the civil aervlrc lioiird nt Waahlnaton. Thia hoard has nekfrt Mr.

Local Advertising at the rale ot 6 centi ier line for each iaacrtloa. M. H.EELLS, Local Editor ARM 5h MLLhU. Never hus there been such a demand for trained help as now Never has there been so great opportunities for advancement. Only a few months with us is required to fit you for one of these positions.

Our system is simple and complete and you will get every personal help to make you competent in the shortest time. Powell to aollolt tho picture hnuwi mid get them to flaah these advert im-men I on nereen free of charge. a service to tlic Koorn-mrnt during war tlmra. IlundredH of government position are open at the preta-nt time, accord-Iiik to Mr. Powell.

Muny of these lo not (fill for an and may he aecurrd by jirecenllnK nffldavltN ahou-lng the applicant hna had tho required experience In the particular Inn nth of work concerned. We Can Save You Time and Money County Correspondence Prairie Home Alius Pansy Chilsou who was attending high school at Wutor-villo Kansas was brought to Topeka to undergo an operation for appendicitis. hope for a speedy recovery. Toln Chiddix and family spent Sunday with Ed Chiddix and family. Mr.

and Mrs, McGinnis of Abilene and Miss Maudo Chiddix, ge ougiiersy business luoMe Opposite Topeka Daily Capital Bldg. TOPEKA, KANSAS LL QRAYELY'O OLD HICKORY WAS MIGHTY PARTICULAR ABOUT HIS TOBACCO VHY. THAT WAS PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON'S FAVORITE CHEW CELEBRATED Chewing Plug yv-s. i BEFORETHE INVENTION 0K 'Ub 'it returned homo Fiiday after a few days visit at Leavenworth. Ben Lawlon and family, Tom Bonoy and family and George Ward and family spout Sunday at Grandma Ward's.

G. 0. Cohipton's have moved in thoir new house Tho old cno being taken away i'r tho cyclone. Newst in rather searcu in this neighborhood this week. W.

Coleman and family motored to Fort Riley, and Camp Funnton, Sunday. life Grove George Melioberts and Gilbert Mahou came home from Camp Funston, Sunday and spent the day with home folks. The Walnut Hill Sunday school commences at 2 o'clock now and preaching at 8 o'clock. Clara Moats visited homo folks uuda'. Revival meetings commenced Wednesday evening at tho Walnut Hill church.

Everyone come and help to make these meetings success. OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY FOP ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD. A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS ENOUGH AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIG CHEW OF ORDINARY PLUG. with her father E.

Mitchell and sister, Mrs. Guy Kieno. Mr. and Mrs. Crow are moving to Topeka, from Mitchell, Iowa.

Mrs. Ilarley Belcher and little daughter are home from a visit with her parents in Holton. An extract from a letter from Edward Kione, from Camp Doniphan, to bin parents, ho says, "It has sprinkled here a little today, I guess about as much as it ever rains here. Talk about Kansas 'being a poor place to live, why its paradise besiclos this place They haven't raisetl any crops here now for 8 years, net of anything and always windy a dusty." Damus.Va. "VJh, BEFORE BILLY POSTER" GETS THROUGH, A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE WILL BE GETTING PARTICULAR TOO Mr.

and Mrs. II. Lhl went to Camp Fiiniiton, Sunday to visit their son George who is there tw mm mm i They found him sick of pneumonia You all aro invited to sea the black cats, witches, screech owls and Jack-'o-lanterns at tho high school Oct. 27. fever.

Georgo Harper and wife visited with the Thomas Howell family Sunday. WANTS A Double Surprise A surprise wai planned and Rossville For Sale The following articles were completed during tho last week by the local IteJ Cross Auxiliary: two dozen wash cloths; 12 pairs FOR SALE 110 head hogs, av eraging 85 lbs and 7 head milk cows, fresh. Henry Clark, 13, bed shoes; 1 pair knitted socks by Public Sale I will seHat public auction on my farm 3 miles north of 10 miles northwest of Topeka and 5 miles west of Elmont, on FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1917 commencing at 10 a. in, tho following property 10 HE AD -HORSES and MULES 13yr-old gelding, wt 1050; 1 8-yr-old-gelding, wt 1200; 1 3-yr-old mare wt 1000; 1 gray gelding, smooth mouth; 1 coming S-yr-ofdi driving mare; 1 driving team, coming 3 and 1 driving mare Kiro Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Whitehead and son Herbert visited friends in Grantville, Suiulny. It. B. Rogers filled his silo last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodford entertained relatives from Topeka, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Rogers and familv spent Sunday in Ehnont. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Lawrence and Mr. and rs Hutchrson motored to Ft.

It i lev, Sunday. Rossville. Mrs, m. Bond; 1 pair wristlets by Miss Flossie Lewis, 1 pair given Charlie D. Martin by his teacher, Frod Voilund, and the Young Mens' Baraca "Sunday school class of the North Topeka Baptist church, on October 10, which was a howling success.

Charlie acknowledged it a surprise. The boys pulled feff some stunts on Charlie and then a party of ladies marched in to the astonishment, of those present. The boys served apples, cider and doughnuts. evening was spent in mtfsic and various games FOR SALE OR TRADE A Valencia A Baal has been quite sick. Dr Smith hna attended him and Dr.

McCuiru of Topuka cumo out to diagnosis his case last Thursday. Mr. Rice of Arkansas City came up hist Saturday and took his daughter, Mrs. 11. W.

Albright and little ones homo for a short visit. Mrs. Jason Flickingor uttendod tho Convention nt Emporia, from Wednesday to Saturday. Edward Mitchell returned from a visit with his daughter at Del-phos, Mrs. J.

O. Adams. Our soldier Glide-well, Uarloy Ileal and Harry Town were homo over Sunday looking fat and feeling fine. Mr. and Mrs Eldou Fritz and children are hero on a visit from Norton county, to tha Fritz and Marner families.

Mrs. Anderson is moving her tenant house up near her own house. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Belcher and and little son of llolton, made a short visit to Mr.

Belcher's father and sister here. Ed Mitchell is enjoying a visit from his only living cousin, Mrs. Chas. Walston, Mr. Walston and daughter, Mrs.

W. I. lvemp of Hale, Mo. Mrs. L.

Crow'aud son Charley arrived Thurday for a short visit socks by Mrs. Phelps Lewis. new Overland, run about 2000 miles lots of extras at a bargain price. Iuquiro at this oflico." coming 1 8-vr-old Mollv mule; 1 suckling Molly mule 45 CATTLE 5 milk cows, ono Mr Voiland gave a sple.idid talk in behalf of the class and pre-la Jerseyfresh; 4 stock cows; 1 springing 2-yr-old heifer: 10 1-vr- Oliver Stumbaugh came in last Friday from Yuma, for a visit among old Rossville friends. Oliver has been dry farming in that country for several years and has been making good money.

He has now sold out and is looking for a new location. SO acres 5 miles of Alayetta, no improvements except well; $2500 nitg. Price $05 per acre. 40 acres 3 miles of Delia; all could be tilled; clear, $05 acre. Sell or trade all of above for 1st mtgs May Stiles A Ford couplet, electric starter, latest model, very little used.

Fine for lady or doctor. Also two Shetland ponies cart and harness. Address J. W. W.

2221 West Sixth street, Topeka. 4U55 FOR SALE rwo-wheeTtra i 1 equipped with good tires and tubes 1200 lb capacity. Price $25.00. E. D.

Ilartzell old heifers; 7 1-yr-old heifers; 10 steer calves; 7 heiferoalves. These cattle practically all high How's This? offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh medicine H.iU'.s Cularrlt Medicine has liccii taken fy catarrh atilTercrs for the past thirty-five years, and luis become known at the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the b'oml on Hie mucous surfaces, expelling poison from the Mood and healing the diseased portions. After you Imve tukcii Hall Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once uud get rid of catarrh.

Send for testimonials, free. V. CHUNKY Toledo, 0, Sold by all Druggists, IMPLEMENTS -1 Case com planter; 1 haystacker; 1 16-inch plow; 1 Case walking plow: lfeed grinder; 1 log sled; 1 McCormick Lost or Found wheat binder; 1 Independent rid-iog cultivator; 1 disc gang plow; 1 surrey. Lunch served by Mattmiller LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN a 2-yr-old heifer, light red from Mrs. R.

II. Towne'e pasture near Valencia. Information leading to the recovery of the calf will be greatly appreciated. pen ted Charlie with a wool khaki sweater coat. Charlie responded expressing his thanks, promising to eve'r remember each one of them when he lookod on the coat.

The ladies then pulled nnother surprise by bringing forth the ice cream and cake. Those present were: Mesdames Button, Violand, Shields, Mowery, Van Ness, War-nock; Misses Ruth McKiuley, Ruth Button, Nellie Ward, Edith KinnardjGretchen Voiland, Alice Voilaud, Verna Marple, Grace Carlson, Elizabeth Van Ness, Pearl Bear, Bessie Scheuk, Ida E. Martin, Fay Boyce and ecu of Alva, Messrs Walter Luthye. Claude Shields, Russel Zarker, Bsn Button Byron Wallace, Albert Hnrch-burg, Paul VanNess. Mike Schenck Ross Frisbie, Walter Coal, Vernon Warnock, Evert Neiswender, Fred Vciland, Charlie Martin.

TERMS $10 and under, cash on sums over that amount mos. will be given, purchaser to give bankable note beariug 8'o int. from date of 6ale. Property to be settled for before being moyed R. C.

PHILLIPS C. M. Crews, Auct. B. L.

Phillips, Clerk Red Cross Notes The ladies have their pillow slips finished. Bed socks were the main feature of of work Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dr. Dudley was asked to be assistant secretary and act until our regular secretary, Mrs.

Fred Thomas could be with us. Some of tho ladies are kept busy instructing the D. A. girls in knitting." The girls are very LOST OR STRAYED White boar pig, weight about 75 lbs. Notify Grant Grosser, ioute 13.

FRANK R. CONWELL FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED EMBALMER Rossville, Kans- North Topeka, Kansas First class service at reasonable price. Personal attention given to all fuucrals M. L. WHEARTY, Rossville Manager I.

R. Boyce of Alva, Oklahoma, arrived Saturday for a short visit with E. N. Martin and family. Mrs E.J.

Mowery celebrated her eightieth birthdav nt th. Rev. Lloyd Smith former pastor of Silver Lake Baptist church, now Missionary from India visited at E. N. Martin's, Friday night, making calls a Silver Lake, Saturday, and returned to Kansas City to fill an appointment there Sunday.

enthusiastic in knitting. Calls answered promptly day or night We expect to soon have a class in candle making. l'HONK 2t0 Shop; 43J Residence Carl Hurchburg, Richard Shields, home of her daughter. Mrs E.V. Martin.

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