The Dover Weekly Herald from Dover, Kansas • 3

THE DOVER WEEKLY HERALD rE The KAW MILLING COMPANY J. B. NICHOLSON, Manager Manufacturers of Perfection Flour The Question jof Farm Help are agents for the Domestic, New Home, Eldridge Rotary, Automatic and a number of other Sewing Machines. Twenty-five styles to select from. Prices ranging from $12.50 to $45.00.

Terms to Suit the customer. We repair and furnish supplies for all makes of sewing machines. Thirty years in business on Kansas avenue. W. P.

FROST 116 West Sixth St. Phone 1031. 7 7 PERFECTION FLOUR Sold in Dover by J. W. Winter Son CHAS.

C. BRADLEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DOVER, KANSAS Calls by telephone promptly answered, day or night. A full line of drugs, paints and oils on hand in my store. WANTED Stock to pasture. O.

G. Jones on Frank Main farm. Enquire T. P. Linville.

tf I Clyde Corbet. Dover, Kan. If you have any Hides or Furs you want tanned or made up, telephone Clyde Corbet, and he will give you prices from one of the best Tanneries in America. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 3324.

CLYDE CORBET. GEO. W. COOK FUNERAL DIRECTOR Hearse and all Funeral Supplies kept on hand. Embalming done at reasonable rates.

Calls answered day or night. Phone No. 4223, DOVER, KANSAS Cant get Help? I Why not replace man-power with a new I An I. H. C.

gasoline engine will operate the pump, the wood saw, the grindstone, the feed grinder, and other farm machines, and furnish power for the churn, the washing machine, the cream separator, and for other purposes. An I. H. C. Tractor will do the heavy hauling and pull binders, harrows, plows, etc.

as well as operate heavy machines, such as threshers, shredders, etc. CTAn I. H. C. Manure Spreader, with a boy to drive it, will distribute fertilizer much more quickly, evenly and profitably than it can be spread by a man with a fork, and cover a much greater area with the same amount of manure.

I. H. C. Grain Binders, haying, and corn machines lighten the work while gathering the crop a way to conserve the most value. In addition, there are hay presses, feed grinders, motor cars, wagons, binder twine, tillage implements, included in this reliable line.

The strongest guaranty, the best recommendation you can have, is the I. H. C. trade mark. The local dealer will be pleased to give you cata-loguesand full information.

FOR SALE. Alfalfa Seed and Red Texas Oats for seed for sale, apply to, W. D. Butner Phone 2722 Dover Kans. George T.

McDermott Robert Stone Stone McDermott Lawyers 501-2-3 New EnglandBldg. Topeka, Kansas. The Subway Cafe C. A. BAIRD, Prop.

427 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE Willard. Airs. Rhinehart Janson and family, with her sister of Wichita, are visiting at Frank Stones. Geo. Wilson and wife of Paxico spent the Fourth with Mr.

and Mrs. Sillett, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Smith are the fond parents of a nine pound boy born June 30. Abe Rogers and wife spent Sunday with Arthur Rogers and family of West Union.

Jesse Winter came up from Kansas City Thursday and returned Sunday evening. Little Orville Smith is recovering from a severe attack of the mumps. Quite a number from Willard attended the celebration at Silver Lake on the Fourth. Will Lett and family of Maple Hill visited friends here Sunday. Bert McClain and wife spent the Fourth with Mrs.

McClains mother, Mrs. McElroy of Dover. Mrs. Cudney and children of Topeka are visiting Mrs. Cud-neys parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Stitt. Alex Curtright left with his threshing outfit for Maple Hill Tuesday, Pleasant Hill. Miss Lulu DeMoss and her uncle, Chas Poccard of Topeka, visited a few days with friends in this vicinity last week. Claud King has been helping Joe Mallon with his haying the past week.

Melville Dill and family spent the Fourth with J. K. Wemple and family. Wilbur Akers has been helping his uncle, Wes Akers, the past week. The H.

society will meet with Mrs. S. E. Tillman Thursday the 17th. Ed Davis of Harveyville was calling in this vicinity Thursday evening.

Ott Stairbird cut oats for S. Walker Monday. Spring Glen. Mrs. Lee Raine will entertain the Helping Hand Society Thursday of this week.

Miss Elizabeth Myers is helping in the home of S. G. Apple-ton. Mrs. Jim Boyd and Earl Clam-pet were Topeka visitors last week.

Esther Cowdry is visiting home folks. Geo. Appleton went to Topeka Monday returning Tuesday. Fred Cowdry and quite a number of friends went fishing last week. Vhey had no luck until some one showed them how.

Mrs. Wyllie went to Kansas City with her sister Daisy. Robert and Fred Lindsay have been visiting their cousin, Thos. Wyllie. Mr.

J. P. Boot took two loads of hogs to Topeka Monday. Tommie Wyllie gave a birthday party Saturday afternoon. Those present were: Misses Emily Knapp, Elsie Sage, Hazel Knapp and Sophia Best; Messrs.

Walter Bronnan, Robert Lindsay, Richard Brennan and Elmer Long. F. W. Winter sustained a severe sprain of his ankle playing ball at the picnic on the Fourth, but by prompt and vgorous treatment the injured member promptly responed and no serious result will follow. LOST OR STRAYED One bay horse, one white hind foot, scar across knee joint of hind leg and lame in same leg.

About 15 years old. If found please notify Rev. John Cook, Eskridge, Kansas. EUROPEAN THE REX HOTEL and CAFE C. C.

LAMB. Proprietor 107 East Sixth Topeka, Kans. Newly Furnished and Modern Throughout Rooms, 50c, 75c, and $1.00 per day The Best Moderate Priced Cafe in Topeka. Meet your friends here DR. E.

P. SKAGGS RESIDENT DENTIST Dover, Kansas Office in Dr. Bradleys Drug Store PHONE 3722. International Harvester Company of America (INCORPORATED) TOPEKA, PLANS AS ntuinHa.iinmiiiiimn;mmuu? fnimiuiMHimiuii'iiHiiiiiiH Watch This Space. It will Change Every Week.

The Dover State Bank Asks for the business of all who can patronize it without inconvenience to themselves. Because Is safe and sound. Is a home institution. It can give good service. Supports home interests paying taxes into the Township and School District Treasuries and caters to the wants of Dover people.

This is the Strong, Tough, Heavily Reinforced Wall ---That Cant Crack, Shrink, Dry Out or Crumble that is Absolutely Air Tight Moisture Proof and Trouble Proof of the PERFECTION METAL SILO Easy to Erect. No Cutting or Fitting. Interchangeable Sections Bolted Flange to Flange with Square Head Bolts. NO EXPERIMENTS. SEVEN YEARS in use Proved and Perfect.

Heavy Double Flange Formed on Each Section WITHOUT JOINT OR WELD. No Rivets. No Holes Through Silo Wall. Forms Rigid Reinforcement Around the Silo every Two Feet. Vertical reinforcement every seven feet.

Proof against all Strains and Big Pressure of Sweating Silage. Absolutely Rigid against 'Wind. 5 Year Guarantee THE DOVER STATE BANK E. B. MERRIAM, President.

C. B. MERRIAM. Trees. F.

D. MERRIAM, Vice Pres. J. C. HARMON.

Secy. See the PROOFS. Read what Farmers Say. Learn what the Perfection SUo means to YOU. The Merriam Mortgage Co.

COLUMBIAN BUILDING, TOPEKA, KANSAS. Established 1878. Capital, $150,000.00 Eastern Kansas Farm Mortgage Loans. Application for farm loans may be made at Dover State Bank Bank References: Bank of Topeka, Topeka. Capital National Bank, Topeka.

Merchants National Bank, Topeka Chemical National Bank, New York. Dover State Bank, Dover. No. 3 ft es? J. W.

KECK Agent AUBURN, KANSAS Route 23 Phone 42 Write or call for information. IS. oper.