The Evening Star du lieu suivant : Independence, Kansas • Page 2

THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917 FACE TWO. THE EVENING STAR INDEPENDENCE. KASA. Evening star WW A Large Stock of Good Merchandise THE MARKETS CATTLE Receipts 4,000. steady to weak.

Steers $7.50 to BY A. T. cox. Unbeatable Exterminator oT Rats.MLce nnrl Runs $13.50. oCws and heifers $6.50 to 15.

Stockers and feeders $7.50 to Used the World Over Used by U.S.Governmcnt $10.55. Calves $7 to $13.25. Your Comfort For Warm Weather depends on the way you are dressed. Being comfortably and properlj dressed is an easy matter if you select your materials from our well Old Reliable Thaf Never Falls l5c.25c.Al Druooist THE RECOGNIZEE STANDARD -AVOID SUBSTITUTES HOGS Receipts 6,000. Market steady to weak.

Bulk of sales iblished Cvcry Day in the Wee Except Sunday. 4 Flast Main Street. Telephone 28. Glared at the Postoffice at Inde-Mieace. Kansas, as second class alter.

SUBSCRIPTION RATE: nail, per month .85 mall, per year 4.00 carrier, per week 10 15 to $15. S5. Heavy $15.70 'to $15.90. Medium $15.30 to $15.80. Light $14.75 to $15.45.

WHEAT July $2.05. September Save $50 to $200 One Price. No Commissions chosen line of 2H'f' SI. 82. CORN July $1.55 1-2.

Septem ber $1.39 3-8. December $1.04 7-8. New Pianos or Player Pianos WHEAT Receipts 37 cars.1 Mar ket unchanged. No. 2 hard to $2.60.

No. 3 hard $2.45 to $2.52. CORN Market unchanged. No. mixed $1.62 1-2 to $1.63 1-2.

No. mixed $1.62 'to $1.62 1-2. No. 2 ROLL OF HONOR Lowest Price In U. S.

on These and Many More. You Can OWN a Piano on OUR EASY WAY. Wm nv torn (Aa commiamona iron pay for tlurwhtrt. always here. First hand buying and close prices awaita your order.

Our store and livery service Is at its best. Pure Breakfast Cocoa 1 lb. tins 30c Pure Breakfast Cocoa, 6 oz. tins 15c Long Thread Cocoanut 25c No. 2 cans ine Hominy 10c No.

2 1-2 table Peaches or Apiicots 20c Fine Picnic Hams Pure Loaf Lard, Fine Mild Hams and Bacon. Pure Lard Compound, No. 10 Pails $2.10 Our Primrose Triple Gas Mantles, old price, 2 for. 25c Our Lotus Mantles, the best for 10c Honest Value Coffee, 2 for 35c Swifts Kersey Butterine cuts down your butter bills 30c Special large Queen Olives pint 20c Car Polar Bear, the best flour. 3 lbs.

White Rice for 25c Now Pallotin English china just imported. Call and see these. Nice china with Japan or Imperial Tea 60c Nice china with Baking Powder. Special on canning peaches. white $1.64 to $1.64 1-2.

HAY Market irregular. $18.50 to $19.50. Alfalfa 50 to $19. Prairie $22 to $22.50. cfoof 1 1 Paderewski We are Well called the Home Favorite.

Sole Southwest Distributors for the mud world's Sf greatest artists. SUMMER WASH GOODS Our 27 Inch PRINTED VOIL AND BASI3TE is a most desirable summery material in stripes and floral designs, a regular 12 l-2c material for 10 y(i- WOVEN TISSUE, PRINTED VOILE AND BATISTE, the former a quality material combined with comfort, the latter a similar material to that described above but of better value, 27 la. wide 13 Still another PRINTED VOILE, this one a dandy in STRIPES and FLORAL designs or both combined, also the popular SPORT designs 36 and 40 In. wide 25 yd- NEW ZEPHYR GINGHAM, the most popular summer material. A material so fine it can be discreetly combined with taffeta iyou desire, in beautiful plaids and stripes, as soft as silk and in colors that never fade.

S3 inches wide 35 yd. Our Wash Goods Department Awaits You Cooling and refreshing In stock, inviting In manner and alluring with Vose Sons Steinway jggaa off the iur cu world over 60 tura have been known as the pianos with the beautiful human sympathetic tone. Vose action is deiurhtiul. and no words of ours can describe the exquisite beauty of the cabinet makers art aa shown in Voae casing's. This beautiful Disno in yean of aerrica Sivea you more fur each dollar of Invest merit than any other piano made.

You can own a magnificent Steinway on our Easy Saving Paying Way. Cranes $590 mm ap. Uprigfcts $360 Grand $825 to 27SO. UpHcnts $330 ana up. Terms treat $1U per ssoata.

to $1500. Torma from $13 aor n-onth. We fan wou ths eomunmums you pay for aWAra The sweet singing dependable RLATTSBURG IS MADE WITH THIS OVAL BUTTON-HOLE Following is ttie third installment of the names of the citizens of this city -who registered for military service June 5th: Jay J. Jakowsky, Charles R. Just, Thomas Julien, Almy Johnson, Jeffrey Venton Jones, Charley Johnson, Oliver Terrin Jarrett, Howard Ruby Johnston, Albeit S.

Jones. William Jackson, Jesus Jaurez, Perry J. Jackson, William Edwin Kellogg, Roy L. Kennedy, Bernard' Leon. Kirchoff, Walter Harrison Kirk, Geo.

Carl William Keck, David Sherman Kerby, Lawrence J. Kessler, Or-ville Overton Kerr, Woldemar Ernst Kleeman, Eugene A. Kerr, Max Wendell Kellenburger, Jay Roy Koemer, WalterRussell Kren.R. ClaudeXillian, Henry Frederick Kors, Elmer Calvin i Kirby, Dean Denicius Konz, Leo Rhensv Alphonsis Kelly, Louis Geo. ITlflliTn has won its way hearts through its saoerlative mer 15 EACH 6 FOR 90 fS Berries and pineapples this (pilars moderate prices.

'ion week. Ideal A. W. Fruit glass Jars. mi it.

our price. Our pleaded customer, have often said that tlburo at 24b ia superior to Instrument priced at r00 to $6uu. Grands 60. UprlsM. $243 and up.

Terms from 35 par month. We aav the commission vow pay for elaewhen This Harvvood oldest urano Mason, Kerr, Economy and A rtmarViihTv Queen new fruit jars. New There Is verv heanrlfnl nlsno. and tn' hrf In the world musically is, this Glass rubber rings, paraffine, special value in this Shoninger Player Piano wax and jar caps. 310.00 FOR 8AIJB BY The Haas Company 2 cans No.

2 Pork and Beans, Torma $8 par month. From the standpoint of rich full musical tone, responsive action, and year in and year out reliability, uneaualled at our price. packed 25c Nice KIppard Herring, can 10c We move the commission you pv Koch, Roscoe Leonidas Kelley, Edward Forrester Krone, Frank Kich, JOT mimewher; $495. Terms 915 per month. This beautiful instrument can only be compared to' Instruments costing elsewhere from $660 to $6oU.

It is not only a beautiful piano of splendid action for those who love to play by hand, but a wonderfully human player piano. It is both educator and entertainer. At a leaser price oar AEOLIAN' Player $395, and our ELBURN Player Piano S450 rank higher in quality than many $650 players sold elsewnere. Call to see and hear, or write Klomon Nord 20O and up. Terms from fc5 per month.

We are proud of this sturdy aood piano, and if we took "all we could fret," as many dealers do, the price mifrht easily be $400 instead of S200 We' save you ike commintOM you pay for elsewhere. Genuine Pianolas and best player pianos in the world are of fered in St.inway Webtr, Stack, Stroud A Wheelock pianoa. As factory distributors our price is from $600. If you want something very choice write for catalog and description. Lowest Prices in U.

S. Harry Downing Kors, Jesse Lee Lol- lev. Rav Lieberknecht, Frank Lonian, mm Scott Bros. Floyd William Lawman, uinno iuar- tinez, Louis Martinez, James Allison Moore. Charlie Preston McClaran, for catalogue of any of these or any other of our special value WANTED A waitress atthe Static finv Randolph Messick.

Fred Mor giving instruments. Hotel. 6-21- 313 North FOR SALE Almost new International Coal Oil Engine Hay Press, SOrs'MOsiC CO. gan, Charles Columbus Mansfield, Eugene Bedford Moore, Harry J. Mil-! ford, Mulford Martin, Glym Earle i Mitchell, George Lee McGinnis, Har- old Leonard Myer, Clarence R.

Ma-: 1 zey, Clellie Miller, Reinhard H. Mey-! er, Win. R. Mettfalf Ira Everett Address J. S.

Sutton, Sycamore, Kan vA mmve wou tko The Piano House That Has Earned Your Confidence. sas. 6-18-6 FOR SALE 2 good smooth mouthed mares. 3 miles northwest of Bol Maicoim, vvime muuic, ouhu xwu-' erts McLaughlin, Albert Edwin Marsh, William Thompson Miller, Emil John Meyer, Arthur Moore, Carl ton. Phone Bolton.

J. W. Patter WATER SPRITE son. 6-19-6 BATHING SUITS FOR SALE Cyclone protection Costs but little. All other insur FOR ance also.

Phone Barnard's Agency. 5-23-lra MEN AND WOMEN TO THE PUBLIC: WANTED Excavating, filling, grad PAY DAY ECIALS For this week only, all 1 120.00 Wool Suits $4.00 Work Shoes $3.48 $2.50 Hats $1.98 75c Sport Shirts 50c Ladies' White Slippers $1.98 Girls' Keds, $1.50 value, 98c Palm Beach and Kool Cloth Suits for S7.50 and $10.00 To Save Money You Should Trade at Maytrerry, Fred Dale eMtcalf, Thir-zel Sterling Mitchell, John A. Miller, E. Hjalmar Monson, Paul Millatt, Earnest Hilman Moore, Roy Hammer Kelley, John Henry Klintworth, Leo Henry Konz, Munice Upton Ket-tleman, Allen Edward Kelly, Elmer Kelly, Sam Krone, Olin Maxfield Kindle. Nicholas Joseph Konz, Jas.

Earl King, Claude William Kyle, Jesse Calvin Kellogg, Roman Lemos, Alfred Mossman Landon, Newlin Lord, Dunward Landrum, Arnold Lacv. David Landis, Vernon M. Lack- ing, basement work, sidewalks and at aJl concrete -work. Phone 1164-W. A.

G. Snerwood. 6-1 6-1 CASE'S BOOK STORE ANTED First class dressmaking Also all kinds of accordion pleat ng. Nlee pleats and box pleat 115 West Myrtle Street. miller, Sidney Arthur Lowe, iny size or length.

Mrs. E. H. Moore JO 5 North Third street. Phone 50-W I -11 Id ston Johnson Love, Clair Eaton Lucas Earnest Ray Lacey.

Frank Marion Leighty, Charles Edward Loh-ner, Joy Clayton Leake, Laurence Charles Locke, George Christopher Lohner. Clifford Perry Lucey, Earl WANTED Furnrrure to repair an? reflnlBh, also new furniture mcd. suit your ideas, and pack yon for shipment or storage. Vi Jasper Lesslie. Oliver Thomas Lawman, Raymond Leonard, Claudie Lee Lenard, Jacob Wayne Lantz, Joseph Rav Llovd.

Leslie Earle Losey, Onis J. Darby. SIS W. Myrtle. Phon- 181-W.

l-27-ln Landis. Edgar Grist Lewis. Sam Lamandola, Robert R. Lewis. Dale LOST A pair of glasses.

Find Miles, Virgil L. Martin, Robert return same to J. K. C. Plate, 215 Abe Maxwell, Jacob George Mi beck, FI K.

South Sth street and receive reward Robert Elmer Moses, Dean Vance 6-2 Clo. Store Globe The Matthews. Lewis Otto McXally, Mar ion Francis McFlroy, George Mc- IT HAS NEVER BEEN DENTED THAT OUR EQUIPMENT IS THE "BEST" IN THIS SECTION OP THE COUNTY. WE HAVE EQUIPMENT EQUAL TO THE LARGEST AND BEST CITY LAUNDRIES. THIS SUMMER WK ARE MAKING READY TO ADD MORE TO THIS EQUIPMENT.

WE ARE UNDISPUTED LEADERS IN THE PRODUCTION OP FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY WORK "Put Your Duds in Our Suds" in sun cleaning 115 South Penn. OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED TIR.1S Bride, Robert Eugene McElvame, Lawrence Walter McElwain, William The Store of Quality Don't matter If broken. I pay 2.00 to $15.00 per full set. Single and partial plates in proportion. Send John Mibeck, Frank Warner Mil lard, Clarence B.

Morton, Barton by parcel post and receive check by return mail. L. MAZER, 2007 S. Milford, Clarence R. Miner, Harry Milvin Mason, William Allan McCall, 5th Philadelphia, Pa.

6-18-lm James Blain MCue, Marshall B. Monson, John William McKay, Chas. PIONA TUNING And repairing. FREE ROAD SERVICE VULCANIZING SUPPLIES Harold Moss, Orville O. Murray, John Y.

Shukers, 376-R. Player work Eugene Martin, Albert Eugene Mi- specialty. 5-31-tJ beck. James McLaughlin, William Safety Pulling Machine Co. Virgil McFerrin, Charles Wart Ma- LOST A pair of Kryptok Glauses ee, Orville B.

Merritt, Perry Mc- Finder return same to this office Guire, Fred Ernest Markgraf, Ralph and receive reward. 5-2 9-t: Sherwood Miller, George Frederick McAdams, Samuel Maugans, Lewis TIRE SHOP (Successors to The Eclipse Co.) Manufacturers of the 1 r' FOUNDATIONS, Sewers and cement fohn oMlidor, John Henry Murray, James Solomon Miller, A. Dwight work of all kinds by C. C. Michael.

Also building blocks and sewer blocks for sale. 5-28-2m Maffit, Maurice Allen McEvers, Mau Phone B91 216 W. Myrtle. rice Alien Mchvers, Jaui clement McGee, Elmer Murray. John P.

Main, Jewell Ed Moore, William Harrison MccCracken, Charles Lewelling Mc LISTEN! LISTEN! Do you want to save some money on Coy, George Moens, Vernol M. Mil Eclipse Pulling Machine and the Safety Pulling Machine ah Repairs for the Machines Manufactred by R. Morrison will be kept In stock, and made. We are prepared to furnish the trade two sizes of each of these AHEAP FEUD Wnolesale prlcet: corn chop mixed chicken feed $3.40. Cotton seed Meal $2.00 per cwt.

Kafir corn 4 cents per pound; Cotton Seed Meal $2.00 per Coal 22c per bushel ton Good feed sacks wanted. Bow Milling Co. Phone 137. 2-1-tt ler, Elbridge L. Moon, John H.

Moon, Harold William eMtcalf, Claude P. Mitchell, Clarence Miller, Clarence H. Mingle, Ottto Milford, Leo Moon-ey, Walter Joseph Murray, Tom P. SlerchantsTransfer Martin, Forest Erskin Mallonee, Rob FUpiTURE WANTED All your repair work at the corner of 15th and Hailroad streets. W.

R. Hunt. Phone 1770. 6-20-3 and Storage Co. For prices address: ert Sidney Johnson Nickerson, Geo.

H. Newkirk, Henry Curtis, Navarre, Guy Wilson Navarre, Lewis Nikakis, Apostolos Nikakis, Nathaniel C. Newlin, Charles H. Nickerson, Douglas Crittendon Nance, Neil Nye, Percy Dean Nevius, Hanrey Neal, Byron Davis Nichols, eLster Newton, Anzelmo Ws are leaden 1b omr Uae, tfise 111 B.ttala. Pkeas 14.

Safety Pulling Machine' Co. BCORATTNG ana bouse Palntlnj a specialty. Largest stock of Wal Paper to select from In the city. Be workmanship guaranteed. G.

res. Ill S. Penn. Are. tt I Nicola, Arthur Paris, aHrvey Albert Ptame HQS.

Or any Supply Co. Parker, Roy Alfred Pyle, Robert Earl Pomeroy, John, Ellsworth Prescott, Baga, Beds, Springs, Mattress, Dining Table, Kitchen TaaTea. Library Tables, Cabins s. Dining Chairs, Rockers, Pre en. Bcffets, Etc The Great DropArm Duof olds Bettsr than a Darenport.

Takes up but little room, makes a fine bed. an easy couch ana a beautiful piece of Furniture fur any home. Our low prices should Interest erery careful buyer. No trot ble to show our goods. Prices marked In plain figures.

We hope to see yon at jj Joseph; Hampton Pruett. William POR SALE One Poland China brood sow and seven pigs. Address J. L. Foster, South 15th St.

6-19-5 Wiley, Pollock. William Ellas Pal mer, Gerald Parker, William Frank lin Parker, George Sherman Parshall, Daniel Reece Perkins, Charles Elmer Parker, Benjamin Franklin Parker, John Clinton Phillips, Henry Patter son, Ellint Phillip. Chester Peartlow, William Henry Purser, John Wesley Peterson, George W. Phillips, George Square Deal Furniture Store Independence Transfer and Storage Co. BEST SERVICE Best Equipment 4 1 Ul W.

UADf STBJXBT. PEOJfH 44? OB CM. Oran Pogue, Vernon M. Prichard, IANOS Our one prm from rac tory to home plan of belling -save rom $50 to $100 on the world', est makes of pianos. Abernathy rthnson Music 219 N.

Pens "nue. Phone 787. tt WHY ARE your feet tired. See I your shoe heels turn orer. HOLLAR 9c.

MATTHEWS hte Shop of Honest Values In She Repairing. 110 South Penn. Ave. t-i -ti Roy Edward Quier, Grover F. Robin Kaxt to Tribune Office.

1 A son, Geo. Edward Roszel, William F. C. LATTERY Charles Rohlfing, Lonnie, Edgar Russell Harvey Ross Russell, Ray Heaton Roseberry, Oliver Perry Stephen Gamble Ranes, Albert Loren Here is a Talcum that Everyone in Independence will Favor PENSLAR RED ROSE TALCUM Is one of the very choicest -we have ever had the pleasure of suggesting to our most discriminating patrons and you can be quite sure we have every confidence that it will appeal to you. Possibly the first feautre of this exquisite talcum that will win you Is its alluring and entirely new fragrance.

The same enticing odor of fresh cut roses. "We can frankly say that it is the best that we have ever sold. Impalpably fine, generously packed in beautiful 25c floral cans, Penslar Red Rose Talcum just can't help being your constant favorite. All we ask is that you give it a trial. I.

G. Fowler's Drug Store Phone 956 107 South Roszel, Harry Samuel Robinson. We are showing some good look ing hats for ONE DOLLAR this CHB WESTERN 1AILORINO CO bars all the new spring pattern; in stock. We can please you oi foods, fit and price. Cleaning' an' sresslng neatly done.

Phone 90 125 North Penn. 5-1 5-tt week. Sims Millinery. 6-19-3 GILMOREJ ENSURANCH AGENCY G. GRmore.

R. S. Gllmore. E. Y0UN6, INSURANCE THE ONE MTNUTB: CAFH 111 k.

Penn. Are. Luncb Counter, Ice Cream, Lemonade, Milk Shake, Chewing Cigars. Philip Coats, Proprietor, Miss Mary Hudson of Hutchinson left yesterday for her home after Nows the time to protect yourself with tornado Insurance. See L.

E. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans, rire Insurance a Specialty. Office Orer First National Bank spending four weeks -here visiting ARM LOANsv rtr reasonable rates t'ld terms, See W. L. Hudl-iurg.

1-J-tt Miss Limn Rees. (Young for Tornado Rates..