The Daily Booster from Topeka, Kansas • 2

THE DAILY BOOSTER Published Every Evening Except Sunday, at 5 o'clock, by the BOOSTER PUBSISHING CO. J. K. SCHRIVER, Managing Editor J. GOULD HEIL, City Editor S.

VAN BLISS: Advertising Manager Editorial and Business Offices: Room 3, Ideal Bakery Block Subscription, Ten Cents per Week Advertising Rates on Application TRADED COUNCIL WANT ADS. Until further notice we will publish your want ads in the following columns free of charge unless they get you results. If you want a job, if you want help, if you have anything to buy or sell, put it in this column with the understanding that our only pay will be 5 per cent of the value of the transaction. This money is not to be paid unless our want ads bring you results. You can either bring these ads in personally or you may telephone them to 4135.

ON MAIL ORDER BUSINESS. In the Garden of Eden there was a tree Of apples as pretty as they could be; Now Adam was told not to tamper with these Though the rest of the fruit he could use as he'd please. When Eve heard this she said, "By gum, Adam, you go and get me And Adam, obedient as a man should be, Made a bee-liner' for the tree. This order, as you will understan', Was the first order ever sent by manIf 'twas sent "by it was sent "by male," And so to go on with the rest of the tale, When this was learned it caused great wrath, They were told to leave and shown the pathThus Adam and Eve from their home were driven By the first Mail Order that was ever given, So now, good friends, before you leave, Let's all take a lesson from Adam and EveTreat your merchants square and they'll treat you To the best they have got and the best they can do. Don't send your cash abroad to roam, But spend it where 'twill help at home.

-Written for The Booster by A. Washburn Campus. THE MAN'S SHOP Is now open with high grade line of Men's FurnishingsHats Caps at popular prices The New Toggery 820 Ave. Open Evenings THE TOILER'S SONG. The World may stand aside and damn The labors of an honest man Or tiller of the soil; But who that's honest seeks to shun To let the world know him as one Who lives by honest toil? The World may laugh and say with scorn That I am of a poor man born, And am of common dust; But what care I if there be dirt Upon the bosom of my shirt? The heart beneath is just.

With honest hands I earn my bread, And in the evening on my bed I seek and honest rest; No visions of a ruined home, And broken hearts do ever come, To say I am not blest. And eye for eye I meet each gaze, Nor care I for the scorn which plays Upon the rich man's lips; For, though I'm humble in this strife, Yet when I drain the cup of life There'll be no dregs to sip. And where I lie still and alone May be marked by no earthly stone, And I forgot may be; Yet every breeze that blows shall wave The grass that grows above my grave For truth and liberty. -Written exclusively for The Booster by A. Washburn Campus.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued by the probate judge this morning: Everette F. Wilson, 23 years old, of Topeka, route 5, and Iva M. Browning, 22 years old, of Topeka, route 5. AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

Mr. W. L. Falkenstein of 1710 West- ern avenue purchased a Ford, license No. 1071.

BIRTHS. The following births were reported at the office of the city clerk this morning: Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Roller, Berryton, a boy, Feb. 12. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Smith, 1123 North Polk street, a boy, Feb. 14. JAMES A. BOSTIC.

Mr. James A. Bostic is out as a candidate for city commissioner of finance. Mr. Bostic has a large acquaintance in the city and especially among the Santa Fe people, being a Santa Fe employe himself and a man with good reputation and a good standing among his neighbors.

We would anticipate that Mr. Bostic will make a good race' in the city. primaries. Mr. Earl Wilson of 411 Poplar street will act as our Oakland reporter.

Any little item of news, personal or otherwise, that you may have you may give it to His telephone number is K-4. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. DANDY COTTAGE NEW 5 large rooms and 3 piece bath, front and back parch, nicely painted, 40 feet east front, full depth lots, nice shade Special taxes paid, well located on west side, $2500. $250 down and $20 per mo. C.

L. Squire, 632 Kan. Ave. Phone 3423 FOR SALE. FOR SALE.

A good 24-ribbed mandolin, worth $10; for quick sale for $6. If interested, write to Player, care of The Daily Booster, room 3, over Ideal Bakery. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Good chance for a man with two or three hundred dollars to go into a paying business. Good proposition for a hustler.

For full particulars call 4135 or call at The Daily Booster office. Telephone 4135 will take care of your want ads. Call 4135 when you have any news. Ever Eat Any Hot SPANISH PEANUTS For sale at Best Theatre, 4th and Kansas Ave. G.

L. Kenyon. Agt. JUST SIGNS "But all Kinds" FRICK CRAIG 502 Kans. Ave.

Phone 1558W 5 ROOM COTTAGE Nearly new, east front, combination lights, gas, filtered cistern. Cheap for cash. J. L. Allen, Phone 928.

Lot Bargain Splendid Elmhurst building site cheap. Phone 928 you little Telephone 4135 will take care of your up.want ads. For Trade-130 A. Vernon Missouri, eleven miles east of Fort Scott, Kansas, for Topeka property. 5-room house, other improvements fair.

Price $7,500, mortgage $2,500. 160 A. in Elk County, Kansas, to trade for Topeka residence. Price 600, mortgage $1,500. For Sale- -Six-room modern house, near Washburn; $50 cash will handle this deal.

To Trade- -Five-room house on the east side for automobile or equity can be gotten reasonable. House priced at $1,250. For Sale All modern five-room cottage on West street. Price $2,500. For Sale At a bargain, six-room modern cottage on Lane street.

One and one half lots, barn, paving and sewer taxes nearly all paid out. Price terms if desired. Section of land in northeastern Colorado to trade for Topeka property. Stock of merchandise to trade for land or city property. Several good propositions in western Kansas land to trade.

Farms both large and small to sell and trade. Good 160-acre farm in Oklahoma, near Medford, Grant county, to trade for Topeka property. This farm is well improved and is priced right. If interested call and get full particulars. 200-acre farm in Nemaha county, Kansas, for sale.

A number of good properties in North Topeka that can be bought at a bargain. Several good trades. If you want to rent a house call us as we have a number of good rentals listed. J. K.

Schriver, over Ideal Bakery, 6th and Jackson. Call 4135 when you have any news. OUR TELEPHONE now in good working order, and we appreciate it very much if when have a friend visiting you- or any item of news if you will call us -The number, yes, 4135. Call 4135 when you have any news. The Antiseptic Barber Shop Is all that the name implies.

Thats why its the Leader and Largest in Kansas. It costs no more for Clean Up-To-Date Service: Under Central Bank 700 702 Kan. Ave. THE WHITE SWAN BAKERY Offers to you a nice clean luneh and bakery products. Our coffee is unsurpassed.

112 E. 6th St. Fred A. Swan, Prop..