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saIem Luthernn. CIlarRe..

e Benjamin's-Sunday school a.
N. Divine services 10 a. m. The
Sunday school will render a Christ
ma Gantata entitled. The Heart Of
The Bells on Christmas evening. De
eemhef 18th. Everybody invited.
st Jobn'a-Sunday school | D. m.
Divine services p. m. The y. H. &
t. Missionary Society VII meet I'M
mediately after services Sunday after
noon. Gatechetical instruction satur-
day. at ] p. m. Gifts to the members
Of the Sunday school will be dlstrib-
uted Sunday during Sunday school
session. ". +. Hersh, pastor.
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! mot appropriate gift for men
ar women Moderate in price. NJ
w n god taste. needed b ey-
- badY Il Is not strange that
gloves Ire a popular gift. but the
I'll Hhould show care I'm the aeleez
ton u have taken especial
pains n have the right kind. you
maks ~ mistake when you make
thu Yaur glove store.
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handkerchief

Il does not matter whether you
WanI the cheap for 10c handker-
chiefs for ehlldren's use or the
dainty hand embroidered all linen,
We have them.
Holly boxes and folders add to
the allraetigeness of the gift and
With al purchases of Doc or over
these are supplied free.
Burnt wood boxes containing two
handEerehlefs. make fine gifts Tor
the little folks, price 10e box.
Burnt wood box prettlly eoIored
and very attractive, contains SIX
mems handkerchiefs. Price 4be
box.
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These mHke Ideal gifts That al
the family On enjoy. Either the
large room size rugs or mats, In a
large variety Of patterns.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19
Blankets and
-ComfOrfa-

II snite of the fact that the sea
son has been so warm Ne have
I'D = Iafge quantity of comforts.
The reaaon Is simply this. Ne are
zhnEIuE values that cannot be
duplicated and IN many instances
ne cheaper than you can mike
item. Prices from 81 . 10 za.00.
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Christmas at ~. Paurs Reformed
Church.

Christmas viii be observed IL st.
Paul.s Reformed Church b. the early
morning service at half past six
O'clock. The following program of
music BY the special Christmas choir.
supported by an orchestra, will be
given The Magnificent, AnnuneIato
Angel. Nunc Dimittis. The Nativity"
BY William e. Haesche; Arise shine,
for Thy light is come" BY Frey:
Gloria by Mozart Noel, BY Adam:
"Adeste F'ldeles," Joy TO the World"
brightest and Best of the aona.a
The Sunday school service Hill he
he'd IN the evening at half past six
O'clock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19
China and Glass

All over the civilized world the
custom Of giving u our friends and
relatives IT he Christmas season
10 observed.
Each yeaf greater dlscrimina-
ton Is shown and gIfta that are
useful and Ihat - give pleasure
throughout tha IeafH to come are
chosen.
Nothing Eifea he proud house
keeper more pleasure than beauti-
ful China. Ga and Silver. While
our line Of EIftH throughout tho
store II far batIaF than ever We
are especially proud af our show
ing OF china VIZ
Chocolate Set. cake scta. salad
and fruit HeIa. I'D pieces OF every
Kind 10th beautiful and useful at
moderate prIH.z. Tables Of china
a Iac, &c. - I'D l0c
In order ~ IN may choose
easily aud satisfactorily from the
popular prIas articles we have
Illlcd tables III ons price suoda
md hUra - III ind some extra
talueH
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GRACE Lutheran Church.

Services appropriate to Christmas
morning and evening. Special music
By the choir. Theme OF sermon. 1910
=. N. Prince df Peace 10 ,. m,
The World became flesh.n Tie Sun
day schools Christmas exercises will
b wen Christmas night.
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Mems Reckwsar

! IN never has too many ties.
iou can safely give tie and know
Il VII be gladly received. Our
large assortment OF patterns makes
selection easy. Over q hundred
STYLES each one in Christmas box
at &c each.
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DEunz8afs

We have aH..HaI aHan stock pat
terms Of diuasH ~ enabling you
10 make n . - = ~ style and
number q pies 10 suit your
fancy md - - = shen a piece
gets broken.
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Fruit Bowls 90

Pretty glaHa ffnII bowls with
silver rim maKe useful. sensible
present. See the one We are offer
ing at this price when next in town.
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Aluminium Ware

Each christmas He have sold
cooking utensils nd no wonder for
they mnse mot acceptable pres
entH.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19
Punc11Bowls

As one Of our customers said a
few days aEo when buying one, 1T
Is something Ne do not need every
day but when Re want IL we want
1t BAD Large size With remoY-
able top and Z mugs at $3.50 and
S3.b0.
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72 Piece Dinner
Set. 800

We haYa on : fsR Of these To
sell and he kHfY ~ price for a
set OF g9od decorated American
china vii rema4a them quickly.
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81 hose are a luxury that every
ladx Graves. We are showing a
splendid quality put up one pair
10 the hox At 800 pair.
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Carving Sets SO

A iood quality steel with stag
handle These are really worth
$3.50 each but ne had a chance to
buy q quantity aome time ago und-
err tie price 30 the saving is passed
along TO you.
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MEM0RIAM.

In sad but laxiag HenenlhE .ses Of M loving hsH.
band. Joseph {. GznIs .ha departed this life Is
years hgo. De.eInbsT II Us
Gore b. - EsTN8ttrH.
Fifteen Ing EaaI= HzEH - a sd gone.
Sin sFnHH Ea#EHI - H4ft.
But time mr. #zzA#s - #zH#HF case
Thy nasmaIk aIa#a - I=H#sfI
NJ IL LOVING HITE n a. EAFIr
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Friction oys

locomotives trolley cars. auto
mobiles - IFu9KH Al built Sith
The balance .lzsI. substantial and
strong. age - ! ~.
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Mems Shirts

SeH goods Just In for the gift
season. put up in box and select
ed With such care that every style
Is : good one.
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Erector Steel Toys

Erector Steel Toys
THs toys that teach. EFsetor
HIHHI Ioya are picesa u structural
zIaal sIth the necessary Lolita.
zHHsaH. wheels and IaInIa Il HuIld
- IHHaMarablr variety d towers.
elevators. wagons. oaFta. trucks.
#HIHEa. chairs. bridges Ar models
Without number. supplementary
- N lie purchased eaSh Year
I'll your boy has mastered ihs
asIzII u steel construction set
: - u - 90.
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7 osr, slRAYED on STOLEN.

Block and Light Tan Hound Dor.
Answers To name Of Jerry Left Eaf
Partly CheRH1 o. lis been missing
z weeks. Suitable reward for return q
dog or any information leading ia hiH
recovery.
ROBERT scHsITZER. Prourietor
The / ! l. aid iUc Store.
Iaa
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SlIyGrwara

From the high quality standard
plate, Rogers 1s47s down ID Nhe
cheapest: ne have values that
make us business.
Tea and Table spoons, knfves
and forks. ladies'. pie knives,
berry spoons. Se.. are here waiting
to help yon maize Christmas glad
for some one.
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microscopes

A sery practical to- that all the
family CD enjoy The mirror
scope Is : IanIern built with re
Electors - In m picture. post
card, kodak picture or drawing can
be thrown ~ , screen with almost
the same perfection OF a large
atcrioptIonn. Lanterns include
equipment fHH electricity or gener=
ator for aeeIYIene gas. $500,
$500 and 80
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IF SANTA CLAUS RODE

in carriag. int. ID . sleigh. he Ger.
tainly would prefer one Of the elegant
vehicles on YieH here. They are 50
handsome. 50 graceful and 50 easy rid
ing. Make yourself pre- ent of one II
nobody else vi make II for you. You
could not put your money into a more
durable gift OF ! handaomer.
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Umbrellas

Always faYorite gift and sen
sible cns. FOR some time nov the
demand IN been for natural wood
handles witch means you only pay
or IL m brella and not n handle.
Splendid qualities for from S1.a0 10
= ~.
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Picture Frames

Special lot OF 14x20 oval gilt
frames with convex glass. The
only frame that fits the convex
portraits. Our prices full one
third less than the portrait agents.
I'D to $3.50. 14x20 convex nor-
IraII glass. 75c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19

WINTER lis FINALLY ARRIVED,
AND EVERYBODY WELCOMES IT.
Before the days n Smith & Relfsnider
and their Goal. there ms n widespread
dread OF cold weather. Common.
sense, n good boiler. md Smith !
Relfsnlder's foaI viii dispel the
gloom of winter.
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White waiat.

Several new styles In fine sheer
laxn and crepe. Made In the new
ct lyle with klmona sleeves.
packed in holly boxes. very desIr=
able for gifts, S125 and sI.60.
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Ladies' House
Slippers-
Carpet $ weepers

Houdolr slippers of fina ID With
pretty elk pompon, s1.00 naIl.
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Tool DO es

EyeFs II. KHntH \ tool box. The
tools NJ - II. ut they are 4
splendid initiation 81 tho real thinR
Good sst# = =ge. i 90. 81 20 aud
~ so.
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SLEDS

Tie ues steering sleds. the Ind
IhaI every boy wants. Steel runz
ms and braces that make them
Yery strong good sizes. suitable
far IL aized boys. gse n Us.
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\. SANTOS, Prop.
M1ttnen Who Know How"

R1ftnen Who Know How"
Ike 10 nze our lumber eauza Of its
excellent quality. W. ar exuarfs in
huYing and see that every haaFd Is SEA
Eonel I'D saved RICH, for Ihe purpose.
Ii u know your needs an aupply
them 18th accurately measured GARE-
FULLY SELECTED.
" ean figure on and furnish prompt
II and 1t low figure any special or
detail work not in In stock.
LOOK At OUR STOCK. GET OUR
PRICES. GIVE Us YOUR
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DOLLS

. We are showing an assortment
! that Il cure 10 bring brisk buyers.
2 Dressed dolls. I'D body dolls, char
) acter dolla. rag dolls and all the
/. other kinds d dolls. Also doll
shoes. sweaters. bootees. heads. etc.
) All the beat he market affords.
. bought from headquarters and
2 moderately priced. Be mp to 1900.
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FIGS, DATES, LEMONS, ORANGES,
BANANAS and NUTS. FRESH
OYSTERS.

COIL i LIKE IcE CREAM
AGREES Win EVERYBODY. Intal-
Ids. eoufaleseeHis, ehildrenI IN faef 81.
erYbody likes II, and there nc ~ bad
after effects after using The Smith 4
neiIsnIdar Lind.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-12-19

DIasel's Cyko ball bearlng sweep.
era and recognized as the best. We
haYe Just received a complete line
Of them. This makes an Ideal
Christmas gift for the houaekeep-
er. whether she is mother. sister
or brother. $3.50 to 1915.
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Blocks

HIaeka alwAyH amuse. TIE ae.
A=n=Gz blocks are Ideal Aiao
HIehIars stone blocks. HoIId Hnad-
n blocks. nestled blocks. -
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Animals

Tie little children uHfar uTa of
the iife-Iikr. unbfeakabIe. ret
! nd amusing. Zoe un = 30.
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Holiday Prices
......FrOm......
SuIIivdn's
Grocery.

Why Pay More Elsewhere When
You Can Buy Them At SULLIvHH'S
For Less Money.
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Bed Spr eads %. 50
IN exceptionally pretty marseIlles
spread N .iouhle bed size. Ak 10
see 1hese md you Will appreciate
TIE value
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Boys SUITE

Three special lots If reduced
nElsez TINT you may become letter
acquainted with this neW depart
msnt. All new styles. With Norfolk
eoafH and knickerboekef nanIa.
IN Suits, s2.4s.
80 Suits, secs.
i % Suits, S3.4s.
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Ladies', Suits
Reduced

We hive To many suits on hand
nj this aeaHon. All are new and
splendid quality Mostly tailored
styles In blues and black. both
regular and stout sizes for girls OF
10 years ~ u stouta of as bust
measure.
$3.50 suits. reduced to $500.
$1,000 suits. reduced to $3.50.
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Tree Ornaments

The most comprehensive Inc No
haxe ever shown. The prices are
lover too. Larger glass baIla than
you have ever bought before for &c.
Al specially selected and ths pref
tiest and best 10 trim the Christmas
Tree
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Pianos

EFafF child wants on The
I'll known SchoenhnI make
EIIHeF upright or babY ETand. soe
Il -.
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Trunks

= trunks, built IuaI - IL
- IhinK. made with Ioes Al -.
HssaEal sizes. soc TO TO.
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Aprons

More than a dozen styles Of
pretty white aprons, every one
would make an ideal gift. 26e and
soc.
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CLOCKS

Eight day clocks for parlor IL
brary or kitchen II from $1.5S to
5000.
Alarm clock from Sc to $500.
Fancy brass clocks that are diff
forcnt from the usual, that have
distinction, thai attract attention.
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Boys. Oxeccoata

Extra values + boys from 2 to
8 years. Materials are kefseys
and sknanlIla. eolors. blue, brown
and grey. 80 . $50.
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Dressed Beds

Folding beds Of lfasz covered
re. trimmed with mattress md
pillows. covered with Tod zIIEa-
IIne ! slzeH. zoe. &c. ase and
IL
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-08-30
Put Your Money in Bundles

Washington, Aug. % = Handling
loose coins was stricken today from
the list of hardships attending the
life of the rural free delivery mail
carrier.
SIN the past says the postoffice
mandate on this subject, patrons
have been so careless with their mon.
ey that much labor has been placed
upon the shoulders of mail collectors
Unless these coins are done up in
bundles or enclosed hereafter in en-
velopeS, they will not be handled b,
letter carriers and postmasters.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-08-30
The Buyer Who Buys

Money to loan. o. A Cortright. 81
w f. King was up from Glencoe
Tuesday and made us an agreeable
call
Johnnie Hixson shipped several
cars of cattle to Kansas City the first
of the week
Piano Tuner Hagel will be in Wa
Keeney in October with headquarters
at Straw's furniture store.-Adv. 1t.
Mrs. c. c. Baird returned from
Clay Center, Kansas, Tuesday evening
where she visited relatives for sever
al weeks.
Miss Ida Haug was up from Hays
last Friday visiting friends. She has
good job as clerk in DISTANT 81
Smiths dry good store.
Photographer Bean pulled in his
photo car Tuesday and spent several
days here before going to Ellsworth
where he has photo gallery.
Itching, torturing skin eruptions
disfigure annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment is praised for its
good work. soc. at all drug stores
adv.
Taken up-Red SOW, weight about
$50 pounds. t. ]. Rhoden, 4 miles
east of town. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
charges. -adv "a
For Sale or Trade Good room
house and lot, clear, Kansas City,
Kans., same renter in house years,
Address R. A Collier, Burr Oak,
| Kans., Adv. 26 1t.
! StraYed- heifer with horns, white
belly, gone about six weeks. Strayed
from pasture on section 81, run by
Fred Knapp Finder phone Fred
Knapp.-adv. IS 2t.
e. e. Grimm showed US pear
last Saturday which one of his sons
found in muscle picked up along
the Saline. If the boys keep on
hunting they may find pearls of great
value.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Gommels Of
Manson, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. III
w. Herren of Lincoln, Kansas, ar,
visiting their cousin, Chas. Folkers
for few days. They report crop
: Egood in Iowa
Mrs. Ernest Jesse of Franklin
township was in the city Monday
: She left on the evening train TO
2 Yocemento where she visited he
!. brother, Geo. Stimits and family TO
S several days, after which she visite
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ST
mitS at Manhattan.
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For Exchange

Eastern Kansas farm, so acres in
Cofey county, IL miles from town,
good four room house with porches,
cellar, well at the house, hen house,
new barn, room for six head of stock,
buggy shed, corn crib for 400 bushels,
hay NOW for six tons of hay, orchard
of apples, peach and grapes, stock
well and spring. 10 acres wild mea-
dow, Is acre pasture, 80 acres under
cultivation, R. F. D. and telephone
II mile from school, IL miles
from graded school. Price $50 pei
acre, mortgage $1,000. Want horses
cattle, hogs and implements for
equity; might carry small difference
back on farm.
P. Ell. Atcbison
Adv. 26-1t- Waverly, Kans.,
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xDGU1D6T .. hI1A hCI AOC'
Adv % If. j. G. Hixson
fresh beef at Bakers. adv
Miss StradAl autoed to Hill City
last Sunday.
C. III. Baker returned from Colorado
Thursday morning.
Samuel Glass was up from Glencoe
Thursday on business.
Bring in your hogs-all kinds-on
Monday, September 8. J. G. Hixson.
adv 26.
Mr., and Mrs Walter Gunckel are
the proud parents of new son born
Thursday of last week
Arthur Cockrell went to Quinter
the first of the week and visited with
Henry Sampson several days.
We failed to note that sons were
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Goble.
Mrs R. E Morse and Miss Neva
Anderson left Friday morning for
Salina, where they will make their
new home.
Mrs H NJ Shaw and daughter,
Edith, are visiting Mrs. Shaw
mother, Mrs. c. W. F. Street at Hays
this week.
S. j. Straw and w. N. Larabee
were called to Quinter Friday even
ing to conduct the burial of Riley
Churchill of that
Next Monday, September, 1st is a
legal holiday. The postoffice will be
closed from 10 a. M. to p. m. The
carriers will enjoy a holiday.
Rev. Wilson viii preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and at the union services at the
Methodist church that evening.
W. A Eppler will be up from Ellis
next Tuesday and Wednesday anc
parties wanting to see the boss
should call on the above dates. A
L. Eppler.
The PiersOn Suitatorium has new
ad in this issue. Keep your eye OIL
this space as there will be somethin,
new doing in the clothing line ever
two weeks.
Reuben Haffa and Ira Acre left tn
first of the week for Colorado wher
they expect to work in the beet fields
Report says Ira got job as soon a
he landed there.
Miss Irene Cloud proved up on he
homestead last Saturday before Pr,
bate Judge Peacock. Her claim
down in the Altman neighborhood !
Riverside township.
A special train carrying Secreta
of War Garrison and General Woo
passed through town Monday eve
ing. They inspected the forts
Riley and Leavenworth.
Several of our young men are tai
ing of going up into Montana al
trying their hands at farming
Uncle Sam if they are fortuna
enough TO draw claim in the dra
ing Co take place next month.
On Thursday, August q. Jan
Tague. who lives near Banner di
after a lingering illness of sol
two or three years. Mr. Tague Cal
to Trego county in 1885 and is one
the pioneer settlers He made 81
cess of farming and was able to
cumulate enough of this world S goo
to live very comfortably and en-
his declining years. Mr. Tague '
of quiet manner and habits and '
an ideal friend and neighbor and v
held in highest esteem by those v
knew him. He leaves a widow,
son and an adopted daughter
mourn his loss. Last Saturday
funeral was held at. the Catht
church at Collyer and was largely
tended The World extends sympai
to the bereaved.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-08-30
Fresh pork at Bakers. adv

Fresh pork at Bakers. adv
John Spena made a business trip to
Hays last Monday.
Chas Steinberger made a business
trip to Kansas City last Friday.
The Ness County fair will be held
September 3; and 5. Attend
Chas. Gearhart of eastern Kansas
visited with Mrs. FL. o. ~Gearhart
over Sunday.
J. F. Barclay was up from Ogallah
township last Saturday and made us
pleasant call.
Mrs. Mary Tague and son, R. J.
Tague of Banner, were transacting
business in the Probate Court We'd
nesday.
Clyde Poffenberger of Voda is max
ing arrangement to quit the farm
and work for the Hill City Telephone
company.
T. B. Hays and family and A. J.
Tuesday evening from their auto trip
| to Colorado. 49,
W. A. Doerschlag, the Ransom real
estate dealer, transacted business in
Wa-Keeney and Ellis the later part
of last week.
Mrs. F. S. Diebold and daughter,
Miss Genevieve, arrived in the city
the first of the week and are visiting
old-time friends ba rs
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Heyl and baby
returned home Monday from their
visit to Colorado. Mrs. Heyl is on
the sick list. -
the international Harvester Co, was
interviewing our machine men last
Friday and Saturday.
The baseball crankS are fixing up
the ball park and are practicing even
ings for their game with Oakley a
the fair next Thursday.
Leo Schaaf, son of John Schaaf, tn,
genial section foreman, visited in tn
city over Sunday. He has a good jol
with the Kansas City Star.
After hearty meal, take Doan'
Regulets and assist your stomach
liver and bowels. Regulets are mil
laxative. Csc at all stores.-adv.
Geo. L. Verbeck of Palm Beacf
California, is revisiting old scene
in Wa-Keeney this week. He look
we'll, says he eats we'll and is happ,
Manv Tile ooyna fro,,o ir,or,,lo bIoof
Can't have pure blood with faulty d
gestion, lazy liver and sluggis
bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters is r
commended for strengthening stou
O. ach, bowels and liver and purifyir
n the blood.
e To Trade-For Trego county Lar
horses, cattle or might consider Aut
16O acres, miles of Thayer, Neosl
: county, lays level, no rock, fair il
. proved, well and cistern. This is
!, dandy place. Price $4,000, mortga
y $500 at per cent long time. MAJ
= offer. List your land with me
= results. Walter A Doershiag, Ra
som, Kansas-Adv %.
Next week the Oakley fair W
draw big crowds from the surroun
ing towns. On Thursday the v
In keeney boys play two games of b
u, and about 100 rooters from v
s, Keeney should be there to root
e, the home team. The ball games a
d, the flying machine are worth
s, times the price of admission Do
70 fail TO attend.
"a W. L. Olson who has been edi
er and manager of the Reporter sir
he. Berwick flew the coop, resigned
les job last Saturday evening and ]
,er the first of the week for Harris'
es. vile, Mo-, where he will inspect
or printing plant with q view of b
ice ing it. Walter is good printer a
editor and win make a success of
printing business wherever he dici,
to cast his lot
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Wanted Hogs.

Will buy all kinds on Monday, Sep
TENDER 8. Highest market price.
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