The Iuka Tribune from Iuka, Kansas • 11

THE IUKA TRIBUNE, IUKA, KANSAS Are You Goind To Build A House Barn Granary Corn Crib Fence A Hay RacK Tool Tower Or Make Any Repairs About Your Place If you are, then remember this; We can save you some money on any amount of any kind of lumber or building material. We have a most complete assortment of the best lumber, shingles, sash, doors, mouldings, interior and exterior finish, porch columns, lime, cement, plaster, in short, everything that you're likely to need to build with. Our stock is dry and well kept and our prices are -well, an estimate will convince you that we can save you some money. MIDLAND LUMBER CO FaT Read These The Wichita Beacon and the Iuka Tribune one year $4.50. See The Tribune for job work Mrs.

L. M. Shives has been on the sick list. We understand that Jim McMannis has traded his Ford for an Overland. Says the Ford was too slow for him.

There is practically phase of human endeavor into which Ford cars do not enter. It is one of the great utilities, for it affects the daily life of everybody; it is indeed "a car for the The merchant, the manufacturer, the salesman, the physician, the architect, the contractor, the farmer and, greatest of all, the family, find the Ford car a source of increased profit and pleasure. Serving everybody, saving for everybody, easily understood and operated by everybody and bringing pleasure anal health to everybody, the Ford car is well called "'The car." It is your utility. See J. W.

Farmer, agent, Pratt, Kansas. Obituary Minerva Bowls was born in Penelton county, Kentucky, August 21, 1816, and departed this life at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary I. Moore, Pratt county, Kansas, Thursday, May 4, 1916, aged ninety-nine years. eight months and thirteen days.

Had this good old soul lived but a few weeks more she would have rounded out a full I century. In 1857 the deceased was ited in marriage with Moses Montgomery Morgan, in Grant county, Kentucky and to this union was born one daughter, Mrs. Mary I. Moore, of Lincoln township, Pratt county, Kansas. In 1868 she was again united in marriage, this time with Dillard Ecton, and to this union son, Alfonso Ecton, of Kingman.

She came to Kansas about twenty-eight years ago. She had been a member of the Christian church for more than fifty-five years. Funeral services were conducted from the Christian church in this city Rev. Jett and the remains laid to rest in the luka cemetery. G.

W. DOAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS Store, 227 Phones Residence, 314 and 75 PRATT, KANSAS 500,000 Count them, One at a Time 500,000 Ford Cars for 1916; more than one-half of all the Automobiles built in the United States this season will be Fords There is a reason "They are Best By Test." 1,200,000 Fords in use have proven their Superiority in Service. If you anticipate purchasing a Ford, better order NOW. We have never been able to' fill our orders through any season.

J. W. Farmer Phone 78 Pratt, Kansas Keith Young is again able to be out, after a siege of the chicken-pox. H. C.

Tarman and family spent Sunday with Chas. Williams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Claycomb, of near Preston, spent Sunday at the home of his brother, Frank.

Mrs. Geo. Tregellas and little daughter Edna accompanied Del Craig and family to Penalosa, Sunday. where they visited Mr. Craig's brother.

Mrs. Sargent has been on the sick list, the past week. Will Edwards moved his family to Pratt, the first of the week. Mrs. Linnie Cochran and children were up from Pratt, Sunday.

George Helsel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown and Jack McDaniels were fishing, Sunday, down near Pratt. Some men imagine they are ambitious when they are merely wishing for things. A day of real, purposeful action is worth a lifetime of dreams without action.

Ford Times. VISIT OUR SHOE BARGAIN COUNTER Some special Bargains in Ladies' Misses and Children's shoes, from 30 cents to $1.50 per pair In odd sizes and styles. All good material and workmanship. TAYLOR'S SHOE DEPARTMENT.