The Hutchinson Gazette du lieu suivant : Hutchinson, Kansas • 6

THE HUTCHINSON DAILY GACTTTE, THURSDAY. MO PAGE SIX. lH IWi CASH WHEAT KHANS FAffiY M6H FROWN Home of Wright Peters Fine Shoes for Ladies. Home of Upham's Thompson Bros. Fine Shoes for Men.

CONFLICTING REPORTS ON CORN PUZZLES DEALERS ALL Mothers are Interested in Pla-Mate Shoes Bulls Have Their Way in Hog cet and Hammer With Pork Packers Take Bulk of Stuff on Decline. Good Service a Factor In Our Furnished by Thoma and McCor- tnick over Logan Bryan wireA Chicago. Nov. 18. Heavy saies of May wheat were so wrll taken ye- urday that a fairly friendly frrlmg to The BABY PLA-MATE is an entirely new and original idea in the construction of infants' shoes.

To meet the growing demand for infants' sizes, the makers of PLA-MATE Shoes have this season added the BABY PLA-MATE, a genuine Goodyear Welt with broad, flat, "won't slip" sole, full extension around heel and with bottoms as flexible as a hand turned shoe. The extreme width and flatness of outsole will allow the infant to take its first steps with much 'jure certainty nan is possible in any other shoe. The BABY PLA-MATES are sure to become the most popular infarcts' shoes ever offered. Made in Patent Leather and Tan, Sizes 3 to 8. Price $1 .50 he buying side of the market a ri at ine cie.

inerr a a Hat Department picton that ome of th early heavy! Mr sellers replaced wheat on the break. Cah wheat continue at good pre mium in most market. If farm of ferings and primary movement are not enlarged from present volume J81ttppa c- offl Hat there can be no important accumula tion of -tock. There i doubt rnoag pbout the market, however, to Mictf. landv in aaei buying only on good drprei-iv Men who uodwstau Reports on corn are certainly rry coniitrttng.

A lew point claim tn toi soti in h.indlr. Inal elevator LORD KITCHENER IS DECORATED BY THE JAPANESE EMPORER the hai buianco nd how people claim to Ik- getting a lot ot REMOVAL SALE We will move to the Midland block Dec. 1. This week we'll sell. corn which readily can be road- con tract lor next mouth Cer tainly a period of clear, cold weather properly care for the 9 Efficient service it At trade will be an important factor on the a a I suw oi seiirro oi nav corn ni tm 3 30c cans Golden Robin Strawberries 69c 3 25c cans Golden Robin Blackberries or Raspberries.

57c 3 cans Good Peaches 37c 3 cans Good Hominy 25c 3 30c cans Golden Robin Pitted Cherries G9o level. Kkr9mm Provisions OeJ ay 22.000 ho ance of all who for against 26.mi Pinnated. Parties in a a ifj 318 N. Main tcrested in lowering values again Both I hones 124. Nesbit Grocery jKre and to made- a raid on market and a be.

or. used pork as a hammer. Some long value per dollar of investment than am be had in wuf lot stun was dilodgr. oon a offer' iiiK ceacl. sharp reaction retnltr.

a mM ai a Fifth avenue. The simple Christian I I 1, ,1,1 i mm wry little stuit cnanuaa har.n the avancc. Think packers took TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY See Page 9 for Regular Classified Columns. science services wm uc cm, wij'e out a request of Mrs. George.

The body will then be taken to St. Louis by Mr. George for cremation. Personal friends are invited to the bulk oi tuff on the decline. Chicago Or an Future.

May July lie Wheat I.05X .97 HW Corn .61 j61 jfiOfa Jan Hnads JL PI store in Hutchinson. We Strongly Recommend the Laureate Hat and consider it equal in every respect to the kind you laamtiv pay $4.00 for. The Laureate comes in both soft and mB shapes and is beyond question the best hat you cm buy for $3 00 We are recognised headquarters for J. Stetson has $3 JO to J0s HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Oat.

Pork 41: .2002 3IjOO $3,200 Modern 71 Kast new, six rooms, hall, bath and cellar, can arrange terms to suit. II yon want the best home in city for thc money, see this. New phone. WM. N.

CALDWELL c.tf Owner. Members Will Give Banquet in About Three Weeks. Kansas City Cash lit Kansas City. Xov. 18 Cah prwc c-iay were at fallow.

Tokio, Ncv. 16. Field Marshall WHEAT Xa 2 red. 3 red. 23; Nx 2 hard, No.

3 hard. CHICAGO SOCIETY BELLE TO SEE LAND OF MIDNIGHT-SUN 4 hard. The house of representatives held their regular meeting at the high school last night. It was decided that they wouru give a banquet in about three weeks. A motion was then passed to the effect that no member could attend this banquet without bringing a girl.

About this time last year the house gave a banauet similar to this and CORN Xx white. 3Fyt; Xo. 3 mixed Xo. 3 Lord Kitchener has received from the emperor the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun. Lord iKtchcner has been entertained on a grand scale during his stay here and upon his visit to Nikko where he witnessed the maneuvers of the Japanese army.

He will leave Tokio next Tuesday for Kobe and will begin his homeward trip November 19. The Dunlap hats, known as the best, here Hutchinson; price $5.00 upwards. white. .59: No mixed. Kansas Grain Futures Bride Accepts Hardships Voluntarily.

First American Girl to Give Up Luxuries. May July Dec Mic 4jjei; in; Corn JCOH 8 SPRINGERS ARB ON INCREASE nfty-four were present. Speeches were given and every one agreed they had a fine time. Consequently the members are looking forward to a time" this year. Chicago, Nov.

18. Instances of American brides accompanying hubunds to the Philippines, to China, ARLINGTON. KANSAS CrryTCHlCAGO AND jump Two cn Pmm mm Ike Wilson is on the sick list this week. WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Japan.

South Africa, and other ais-tanV parts of the world have been fairly numerous in recent years, but Bill number H4, which would abolish all business houses making or selling intoxicating drinks, was then Grace Baker is on the sick list this lime Ic Naw at Utae The Gazette market column week. Bill MrGrifFp nf L.irtfftlnn wan Ob account ot tfce atitiisy 4 epvtallv the iffffjHI' tat the local rliet'J poi lw (Mt Dively, In libs Anne Elizabeth McClanahan, brought up and discussed are the moat complete of any pot of Kansas, who introduced the bill, bkhed by any newspaper tn th. ir-itor here Sunday. Uf aw ow part of the state. Thc Widma Remember the series of meetings aceooni ol ta cat-.

I at the Pre-byterian church. I the lucal ut-i Miss Maggie Beatty of Parallel wast market ate received every day from a special corespondent tn Wichita. This correspondent The Gazette every Satttt OW the a business visitor here last week. Martin of AbbyviMe. was a led off with a very good speech.

When the votes was taken the bill passed by 9 to 4. The affirmative speakers were: Dively, Kellam, Sweetzer, Burnett, and Woods. The negatives were: Baer, Ileathcote, English and Wyatt. The meeting was adjourned by motion of Gray, of Maryland. Kaoa City owfie -etnaiiml ta4jr.

water OvrUitdnM day with a letter reviewing the Uvt Tka price oooteel stock situation in Chicago. Kan a talk oi Lhicagg MX ety. belong the tiaelkf of being the tirst American girl to exchange the pleasures, and luxuries of civilization for the inevitable hariUhips and deprivations acci life in the "land of the midnight sun." In Grace Episcopal church tonight Miss MacClanahan Incomes the bride of Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, the famous Labrador missionary, and on the honeymoon tnp 'U accompany her husband to their future home in the frozen north where the, sun casts stingy rays o.er a barren landscape, where mail is not delivered for months in the winter City and Wichita.

Tat Chicago business visitor here Weuncjday. John Sealey of Hutcfcmson, pent Sunday at home with His mother. Mrs. Molla Baker will tran-nct business at the county seat Saturday. Mrs.

Herb Cecil and also Mrs. Tom and Kansas City live stock markets are sent by special correspondent ale ptK ooly tm4 tvtaJ prieat Hist her. GRAIN li A VHKT tlMi ct kw, coRXSe km. CORK CHOP 8IJ1 Will IK every day. mmmam mmm wm mm mmmm mm Ask to Our Specu.U 1 0J I' oui tain rtn I A WEDDING THIS MORNING.

Cecil are on the sick list this week. Miss Minnie Campbell and Joe Ray, Wichita Cattle Market. Wichita. Nov. IS I Special )4t of Larned, Wed.

HAY Peaarte koM. fto ttr I A a A A A A a. aw icipts, 8Q: market steady and active. Mr. Edd Kellog of Oklahoma, is visiting relatives here for a few weeks.

Lon Dunn sold his house in the south part of town to Joe Trembly last week. and where the department store and Joe Ray, of Larned, and Miss Jen- Representative Sales. pet to. allalfa, HaJk4. fit.

nt, 110 BRAX-fl lO A A Drus: ComDanv I "bargain counter" are unheard of. AI-1 flK Campbell, daughter of Mr. and No. Wright Ic Mrs. John H.

Campbell, 28 West 24 steers S4c 24 steers S40w Sixth avenue, were married this morning at the bride's home at 8:30 though the bride of the famous missionary is averse to discussing her domestic arrangements in the far north, her friends declare she is an tnthastastic champion of Dr. Gren- 2 Mecr I.02I )'clock by the Rev. O. L. Cook KOCS 9k per ohl BtTTF.R 25 to Juv pee Gaud I IG stocker fIJS The bride's dress was of messaline 27 stokers .850 K2S Miss Thompson of Hutchinson was the guest of Mrs.

Leo Eaton, the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pickering of Langdon, viited relatives here thr last of the week. Elmer Shaup viited at Langd'-n Sunday and his wife, who has been ilk covered with lace trimmings.

The tell work. lo be sure, she may have to bump over the ice. a hundred wedding march was played by the miles or more, whenever there is any bride's cousin, Nellie Campbell. The 9 stocker 619 4jOD 2 cows 730. $3H 3 cows 1350 Wichita Hog Market.

Wichita. Nov. 18. (Special.) -Rc out of town guests were Mr. and shopping to be done.

But the vil'ag' lores are well with ear Mrs. N. T. Bell, of Dodge City, Mr HKXS- IOr aor Ik OLD ROOSTERSIH rewta Ik SPRIX; so lf CEKSF. 5e per Ik DUCKS 7c par pi 8.

TCRKKVS 12 ettoi POTATOES 7Sc bosket 5W KKT PnT TniIS-2Mc tk LETTUCE lie hV CABBAGE ISc Pa. OXIOXS-JT Ik there iur the past week, accompauied muffs, sealskins coat and possibly Ray of Sterling, Miss Minnie Ray of him home. ceipts. 30.1; market 5c higher awl IT llll fllWHI if fjji, Svgvi an Cat tit QmmMm, CMHSiHiCB MlVbMSB 'wl wilL YsjsJM Mi "1 i Smr. dkt Tr Cm ItiwwV isrtl fB w.

gasoline and gurndrops. And then Sterling, and Irving Campbell of Syl active. via. The bride and groom will be at Representative Salea. Mr.

and Mr. Sam Prcpk? arc the proud and happy parents oi a boy and a girl, which arrived at their too, the cross-country sledge rules behind the swift doe teams are in home after December i at Larned Xo. Wcisht Per Cwt. some respects as exhilarating as 83 home on Priday. stun over v.

hicaco boulevards in a All OLD SETTLER DIES. IMPORTED OXIOXS-flTS 95 Kev. Parks of Hutchinson will six-cylinder automobile. 78 mm ixsii.ii aaatatai sjmam a iawl preach at thc Presbyterian church in -rate. GRAPES York) 2S to 27 IV Grenfell is known the world George Barrett Had Been a Sufferer 83 238 JS 235 S7Ji 202 t7JK 202 57 75 201 5775 117 t770 194 $7j6I our city on Miwlay ot every two over tor Ins missionary work among From Rheumatism For Years.

84 weeks. Everyone is cordially invited the hardy tishermen and the native to turn out and hear him. of ice-bound Labrador. During the CRAXBERRI ES-f7J0 George Barrett. 74 years old, died 70 summer months he cruises the north am coast in the Strathcona, a hos NORTH RENO.

at his home. 225 East A avenue, yesterday evening. Death was mused LStwity SLtS? AcAhiI mm mmmm CELERY 75c koswfc 845o to BSJ0 kU puai snip, winter lie is among the Snowdrifts of St. Anthony, toil- S. Randle is ploughing up part by rheumatism, from which he has been suffering for several years.

He ot his alfalia. mg among the natives. The mission ORAXGES fl 75 a. BAXAXAS 4 1-4 ceata ftu EXCLISH WALXUTS Me well known in Hutchinson, being MfMii tat 'mm i au Kansas City Cattle Market. Kana City.

N'ov. 18 (Special Receipts. 7X100: market teady. Steers $4-808 Stockers Cows and Heifer SlOOggjDP Calves Steward Rowland, who has been ary is a close friend of Commander one of the earlv settlers. He is sur- so sick, is reported to be much bet Peary, and enjoys the personal ived by a widow.

Mrs. Elizabeth ter. tnendship ot Dr. Cook. He enter Barrett, and six children.

Mrs. M. Wm. Aewlin sold his 80 rcre farm tained the former at Indian Harbor Pellette, Mrs. Homer Mvers, Mrs.

Kansas City Hog Market North Reno to L. C. Smith ior while Peary was on his way back to Henry Zinn. Mrs. Earnest Rastburn.

Kansas City. Nov. 18. (Special I 1 Ife I jOs Xo 2 ftaW A Jtliij A ti 'ST i.J I- I If civilization, ami at mat time exam $12,350. Mr.

Arthur Downie sold 500 bush and Mrs. Melburne J. Hosmer, and ined some of the commander's Receipt. 10.000: market 5c highv r. I9650fe8 Clover.

faw4. choice, ft Top 18.10 ajU5n. Xn. flOJSflttTSi Xo, i Nelson T. Barrett, all of this eitv els of corn to Fred Leidigh ior 61 records.

cents per bushel Hei funeral services were held this ifterncon at three o'clock. Heavies MM Uahts $7JtVrt8k Ickoice. fl I ISO: Xo t1SSmMr fTBiiim, Omw Cm MRS. FRANK C. GEORGE DEAD.

Mr. Sherman Gilkeson attended thc Odd Fellows' banquet in Hutchinson Yaatw. rtaosc-1 I t. i a Bulk V.tDmM! 1075; Xo 2. m9V Pigs W506975; XV I752.

JL ednesday evening. Ycur.g Wife Dies at 7:15 O'Clock cMAitinr wtwtmoioann jnai jwuiawn i mm I. laaa a aui: vesi club met This Morning. Ula, choke. $157541 ednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Georgetown Abolishes Football Washington. Nov. 18. Georgetown University faculty today abolished ootball until the rules are changed a preclude any possibility of injury, his ruling is the result of thc death V.4 2S1SJ9 Nt I HI -Morgan, who lives in Hutciiinson. Mrs.

Inez George, 24 years old JL 107561125. Strata. This rain will help the wheat, but 575. Pachlog hay. f45ol Wire of rank L.

George of the Hutchinson Book and Art Store, died as this is a corn country, it doesn 01 Archer Christian, a mernhnr rf tU ypwiwiiiaBjaf Sw Owta Hs aamni ftewNirwi' 'Ij make much difference about the at lier home. Fifth avenue and Maple this morning at 7:15 o'clock. Chicago Cattle Market. Chicago. Xov.

18 Special Receipts. 1.000: market steady to skadc lower. Steers $40iVt975 Cows and Heifers 82 1 Stockers calves ptimtn Chicago Hog Market. Chicago. Xov.

(Special.) Receipts, 20400: market strong to 5e crop. 'am. killed last week in a game grinst Virginia university. line tho Hntrhmcnn mrrtimic She was the daughter of John are grieving over the fact that thc Dutro, formerly secretary and treas fer of the American Car and Foun Im faarta of fJk mm 9m rwia a mhiiS fiMa'1 Groin and Dirmct Prwat Win S. WEAVER dry company at St.

Louis, Mo. She cucti iuau proposition was a frost, thc farmers who live on good roads are beginning to send to mail married Mr Georpe on March 1 Directors Held Meeting. The directors of the Fair associa-iion held a meeting at the Commer-ial club rooms this afternoon for the usrpose of considering reports from he various officials and committees. 1906. at St.

Louis and came to Hutch- rner houses for goods because thfv can't hitch their teams in Hntrhituum Tcp 3 in September nf the same year Ileavica i Ibjsj II Montaaw fclaA trfS-9HMHHlBMif Resides her husband she leaves two Barber. 21 months old, and I.ichts i $763 tSIO Do yon need A cla.iscfted ad Pig JLi .16 NKi 7 641 the will hrlno rnmn.t.nl Elizabeth, two weeks old. Bulk S790tptJ helo to yotir Hnr. Try Brookfield creamery butcer, a 41 grocers. tj The funeral will be held tomorrow 1 1 Nona at a Ifctn.

xal C'- jimh.nlr ng at 9r30 clock from the home of Mrs. Hendricks, 229 East won't! Only 1-2 block east of postomce. tbe Catholic fair. c-lt Try a "Gazette Want Ad." Mm- pepTo mistake their power for their will power..