The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-11-28
stoves and Ranges at Rummell's.


PRESTO, the new food, at Hottewitz's
Remnants of Wash Goods at Marsh
g. Bidwell's.
A son was born to Mrs. F. w.
Oheim Sunday. =
Good fresh candies at Cranes for
cents a pound up. 1926
Rev. Abernethy was in Larned the
latter part Of last week.
School books and school supplies
at the Kinslcy Book Store.
Go to -Hottewitz's for your dry
goods. They handle the best.
WANTED-Apprentice to the milli-
ner's art. MRS. L. E. WILLARD.
Fine line of Solid Gold Rings at
Schnatterly's Jewelry and Stationery
Store.
New Styles in Mems Hats, Panama
and stiff shapes just in.-Marsh s.
Bidwell.
An aunt and cousin from Chicago, of
Mrs. J. l.. Parker, have been visiting
her recently.
invite you to examine my stock if
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house.-C. o. Wilson.
! Books for old and young; games of
all kinds; store full of toys and
presents for everybody.-DeTar &
Donnell.
| A sister OF Mrs. August Sire. who
has been visiting here for the past
month, returned to her home in Nein-
cha county. Monday. 80 - 80
BOYS, YOU NEED New SuITs OF
| CLOTHES We need the money; there
fore are Offering you bargains in our
clothing departmental ottewitz. I
Will Stevens and family. who came
out here from Indiana q couple Of
years ago, have sold out again and
on Monday returned to that state.
Why pay more, anyhow, when you
can get better goods Of US for less
money? We can buy at inside prices.
We can sell at inside prices.-Ed-,
wards & Noble. =, ~
Iron Beds, Wooden Beds, Single
and Double Beds--in fact, We have q
nice line of Bedroom, .Dining-room,.
Kitchen and Parlor Furniture to ee--
lect from.-Cole Sc Wilson.
Why pay more? Just think of q
genuine Welt or Turn Ladies' Shoe
in She latest style for $50. You have.
been used to paying s. for shoes of
less value.-Edwards & Noble
w. F. Rose started for Hale, Mo-, !
Friday night, to be away for some
time. Before going he enrolled him
self as charter member of the
Knights of the Modern Maecabees |
which will soon be organized in this
place.
WE HAVE SOLD SHOES BEFORE, |
ing to the trade this fall. We had |
your interests in view when buying |
our stock. We're after your trade. !
Let US show you.-A. Hottewi.z.
John Harsh was thrown from a
wagon as he Was returning to his |
home from this city Saturday evening
and quite badly hurt. 1t Was first re- !
ported that he was killed and We
were pleased tn learn later that be !
was not badly hurt.
David Unreh OF Dundee, one of HE
men who had been working on the /
Santa Fe's extra gang between this
place and Oferle for the past few
weeks. met with peculiar accident !,
last Sunday morning while returning
from work. The gang was returning
to this place on the hand car when !,
MIR. Unrt+h, who was standing with |
his back toward the direction in
which they we're going and working
vigorously, missed his hold from
some came or other and fell backward !.
in iroa. of the mo"ing car. The car
went on about the length of rail he
fore it could be stopped and Mr..
Unreh was dragged the entire dis
lance. II was necessary to cut away
some of his clothing before he cou Id r
be released from the car and when ex-
amined it was found that be was not
seriously hnrt- A short time before
the accident be had suffered from An
attack OF nose-bleed and this may
have caused dizziness. BY hoeday
he had recovered sufficieoslv 10 he |,