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The evening world., 1915-02-27
SENATE IN ARKANSAS s..
"' IN FAVOR OF RACING

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. s7.-rhe
Senate to-day passed the racing bill
to allow rsciDe In Hot sprtnGC with
part-mutusl betting machines. The
vets wss ~ i1ftS e. is IS,,,H ,Hse.as: .S the ssp.
tlon. the msssurs must @ back 70 the
Of the HOUSE sssefied there would Be
,f1Hhi S1u.b ,sSsG ssnGiPs Heu,s the 'ea'nre
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GERMAN AND FRENCH
AvlATORS OUT ON NEW
RAIDS OVER CITIES.

PARIS. Feb i7.-(Assooiatsd Prsss)
"A squadron OF German asroplanss
has bombarded the district behind
Nisuport. An official note given out
here to-day says that only two CAS-
ualties were reported. q woman ana
an old man having been either killed
or injured.
The note also states that q French
aviator dropped three bombs on the
German barracks at Nets. Lorraine.
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The statsmsnt Of the actual condi-
tien Of CleAs1ng Mouse tanks snd
trust companies shows that they hold
oloLyel.Soo Veoeryp ~ syessu of tsgal
ee4uffl1eaeA yhls % 3 aSseoASe ef
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MssTiNos.
SuCItTy VI TAMMANY
COLUMBIAN ORDER
rINos.

ten, 'otas"- anu .e respsctfuliy rqus,,,d,so .,.
Grss, @sss% 's On "Msst,Sf MSSfbS Y, s,asX T. Il. /
!; III. i'is 1t half an hour .sr ne ' so,iiSt '
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New Postaastsr for Moatclaip.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Repre-
sentative \ w. Townsend OF New Jsr-
ssy. VIE lsAy9s the. Heyss March II,
The evening world., 1915-02-27
THE WAY TO MS HEART.

How In the world did you come TO-
marry . woman doctor?"
"Well. you see. she operated upon
me for appendicitis. and was SO gen.
tie that Just naturally fell In love
with her"
(which seems to prove the truth of
the old saying that the way to aman's
heart Is through his stomach"
The evening world., 1915-02-27
MANY TRAILING.
AURORA SLAYER;
REWARD0F $1,000
Another Clue Found as De-
tectives Join Police in Hunt
TO Grill Suspect.

AURORA, ILL.,, Feb 27.--Police to-
day believe they were several steps
nearer the solution of Aurora's third
mysterious girl murder within . year.
Through the woollen mitten found
near the scene OF the crime they
hoped to trace the person who clubbed
pretty Emma Peterson to death late
Thursday night. They were confident
that this mitten was on the hand
that crushed in the forehead OF the
girl. The mitten Is peculiarly made
and the police hope to trace it,. own
ership.
One other clue, unearthed early TO-
day, gave the police hope that the
murderer soon will be found. It 10 .
mans bloody shirt found In cheap
lodging house near the river. The
man who occupied the room where 1t
was found was unknown 10 the clerk
and checked out. It is understood. the
morning after the crime. ~
Announcement Of the $1,000 reward
voted by tho City Council for tbs
murderers arrest was made to-day.
The offer redoubled regular police ac-
tivity and brought half dosen or
more commercial detectives to Au-
rora to work on their own initiative.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Chief Michels
Of the Aurora police and several de-
tectives planned to come here to-day
to question Frank Ramsey Of Dixon.
arrested late yesterday by Detective
Do Mar. Ramsey has served time.
He was carrying bag full Of stolen
stilver when arrested. In rooms where
he was stopping here were found .
piece Of gas pipe similar to that with
which Emma Peterson. the Aurora
girl murder victim, was beaten to
death. and clippings from newspapers
containing accounts Of the Peterson
murder and tho Jennie Miller mur-
der at Aurora.
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ROCHESTER,. N. r.. Feb aJ.-rws
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sds:s :S!ss: shins, sis.s~.rs; tssslscs.s. ts1lss,Ss
i::;aSs $ "a isss: =! ~; s:,ss: =: s;S: e:
aA5OR hF0,. CO.. Asi .rrsri T.. n. =.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
MOONLIGHT

Rev. NJ. L. Hoffman OF Apiien%
nreached at Bethel on Sunday.
Miss Sarah Bert Of Chicago u
rhere for a twD weeks visit with
rBlatives.
Rev. Tunnem and family moved
NO the Stoecker mouse last week
John Lexow sr. is ON the sick list
Mr. Banks and family visited Sat
,,rdav night and Sunday at the jim
Fields home
Those buying new motor cars re-
GENTLY are Floyd Ames, VIII Du1ly
william LexOT, Rufus Hawk. AS'
ram Noel, B. B. Bert, ]. e. .Brech
bill.
Dan Engle was helping his fatnei
and brothers Monday.
Walter Olson of Chicago ViSi'eo
at Harry Crider's Monday.
John Reel is home from an eA
tended trip to eastern and southern
points.
Geo. Duffy's visited Sunday a.
VIII Duffy's.
Herman Koelling Abelled corn OF
Friday.
q y Iehman's attended the Ora
ham-Koch wedding south OF Enter
prise Wednesday.
May 8 and are the dates ior tn'
amnual love feast at Bethel.
Miss Lucia Cobb is visiting rela'
nves at BroOkville for a week.
Miss Izetta Cobb is spending
couple weeks at Boyd Grey's nea'
sutphen Mills.
Crist Orders visited SUNDAY q
Sam Lehman's.
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DETROIT

Mr.. Turk was called to Enid' ok''
last Thursday by the Illness OF his
brother.
Miss Esther Hoffman has return
ed from Topeka where she has been
several weeks.
The Royal Neighbors and their
families had an ice cream social AZ
the hall last Thursday evening.
R. Glaze of Kansas City Is stop
ming with his niece, Mrs. Dennison'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Karl entertain
ed their neighbors and FRIENDS FIJI
day evening. A fine time is re-
ported.
Nelson Fleagle has a fine posi-
ton offered him in Rockford al
He left Monday to take up the work
Mrs. johnson is still confined tc
her room.
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HERE AND THERE

II. Blaesi and son Ed. shippe1
two cars of cattle 10 Kansas Cl1y
Saturday. They returned nOtue
Monday night.
Mrs. Rose from Abilene visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose .
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. MADDEN re-
turned home from CUncOrdia the
first of the week.
Roy Lahr's took dinner at orrie
Lahr's Sunday.
I'D. Adams was on the sick hf'
the first of the week.
school closed at Hearts Content
Tuesday with. a dinner.
The mail carrier on route one
GOES in a Ford these days. it seems
nice to get our mail in the morning
The rain Sunday was fine for the
growing crops.
Geo. Reed Of Monument Kan
Visited at Bradley's and Reeds HON
wednesday till Thursday.
N Reed took dinner at Bradley
wednesday.
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LANEY DISTRICT

GLADYS Romberger spent last week
with her sister. Mrs. Mccoy.
Mr.. ingalls, and family visited
Sunday with Arthur Myers.
A heavy rain fell in this vicinity
sunday which viii be very benen-
ciai 10 growing crops.
George Hardin Of Abilene spen'
last week with his uncle, ID. M
Swisher.
The Misses Esther and Run
Cheney are at homo this week en-
tertaining the mumps.
The "Get Together" club meets
Thursday Of this week with Mrs. L
Copeland.
Mrs. Cordingly and daughter o.
Chicago and Mrs. VIM. Nickles o.
Gentry, Arkansas. visited last weei
with their brother. s. A. Romberser
and family.
Several OF the farmers have corr
planted.
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r. F. d. No. Q

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith ana
granddaughter. Miss Iris Tophit'
speut last week at swigart-westover
home.
Another hard rain Sunday which
delayed putting in corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul were In
Abilene Saturday. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Nemecnech
spent Sunday and Monday In ADJ
lene with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith an0
Miss Iris Topliff of Fall River Kan.
are spending the week at the Funh
home.
There will be no Sunday schoo
at Eureka Sunday, May 2.
Mr.. Baer OF Chapman visited a.
the A. Linden home Saturday nigh
and Sunday. =,
The Eureka Embroidery club will
meet with Mrs. Charley Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Tucker spen
the week with their daughter, LUZ
Funk and family.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
CHEEvER

Lewis and Katherine Petit a,s
verv sick with the whooping eoukn'
victor Fells is the proud oWhs'
of a new car. .Sua,su
Mrs. WIN Thorp and eniiu.e"
spent part OF Saturday WIN nO'
folks. 1rhnru
VIM. Bots returned home Thur.
day from Kansas City with q No"
automobile. cS.um.,
Miss Annie stoner OF Cnapma'
spent Saturday and Sunday at nOms ,
Miss May Mustard has been nlls. ",
10 teach Pleasant Valley sch00i H'-
term. 49,, .,,,,
common in this vicinity.
Mrs. John Alden visited FrlaA'
afternoon with her sister. Mrs. WIN
Thorp. :, r.i
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre OF iai
mage spent Friday afternoon i"
Lyman Reese's.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
CHAPMAN

Mrs. Charles scherer, who has
been quite i'll during the winter
was In the city last Saturday ana
sunday visiting Mrs. Wilsey and
other friends.
The city is putting in a number
NJ new crossings. Two are being put
down at the Congregational church
corner.
Dr. Leftwich, who recently came
here from Solomon, Kan, has oe-
c,ded to stay and will have rooms
on the first floor in the SPARKS
building.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Seaman
was held in the Catholic church last
Friday morning at o'clock Tne
high esteem in which she was heio
wos Indicated by the large NUMBER
of friends who came to the service
TO nav their last tribute OF respec'
to her.
Jesse DHIingham died SUNDAY
morning and the funeral was hei'
a+ the home Monday afternoon. Rev
Crirnen. uastor of the M. E. churcn
conducted the service and was as
, sisted by Rev. H. A. Koogle.
The Lutheran Sunday schoo
elected the following delegates U
attend the state Sunday school con
yention which is to be held at 10
nera next week: Rev. and Mrs.
p Kelsey, Mrs. Bessie McFerre'
and Miss Grace 10y.
r-ha M e. Sunday SCHOOLS OF tn
Chapman rastorate are to be repre-
serHed at the state Sunday schoo
lconvention by Rev. and Mrs. Crip
) nen Mrs. Nichols and for Rhine
hart, Mr.. Dietrich.
wIrriam Floor, Mrs. O. L. ThisleI
r Mrs Anna Loudon and Miss SCI
: viii represent the Congregations
!. sunday school at the stHte conven
/. ton !.
James Slater was out taAine
auto ride last Tuesday. He Is sio"i
Improving.
Henry Schiller is hauling lumpe
y for a new barn to be erected on nj
form aewen miles northeast OF tn
e city. -,
n. Mayor sanborn is making I'M
nrovements on his home by eTectin
e a beautiful porch
+ The Daley house is ABOUT reau
for the plasterers and when CON
: hnleted It will be very com10fSaO'
Z hbungalOw.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
TALMAGE

Miss Bernfce Steele spent SahuHS
at home with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Burdick were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Fuhon
Sunday.
MISS Mildred Thompson spent Me
week end with her parents IN AN'
lene.
Miss Nellie sehurman spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her mother
in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster wen
to Manchester last week.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Luxe were
Abilene visitors MS8day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. HammOnO
we're in Hope Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bulhngten Vis'
;teA Mr.. and Mrs. David Burlington
Sunday. ,u~
Mrs. steele and Mrs. w. b. Ing
don we're Aesene visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. Blanche DObsOn is much Inn
proved and will soon be able to D'
taken to her home.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
nunAL SCHOOL FIELD DAY
eCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY

More than 10 classified entries
ALREADY have been received by supt.
w. o. steen for the first annuai
sield day for the rural schools OF the
county, which. will be held here the
coming Saturday. May /. The names
Of many more entrants have been
received at the superintendents Of
flee VINO have not signified Just
what events they will enter. the
field events will last all day, and
are n departure from the usual an
nual sport day in which the rnral
schools participate. This time boys
and girls both will have their events
Of which there will be a large mum
ber 80 as TO encourage all the boy'
and girls to take an active part
Saturday morning, Prof. c. X. Tur'
ner, head of physical training a,
the Kansas State Normal, who WI
direct the meet, Will conduct ser
les OF games. The morning program
begins at 10; the afternoon at l:so
The Abilene Business Mems as
aociation will bear the expense o
the meet. There will be no admis
sion fee.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
BUCKEYE

The school board held q business
meeting Tuesday morning.
Ralph Coffenberger was In TINS
vicinity on business Monday.
c. Snyder of Abilene called on
Elmer Hoyt Monday.
Frank Engle spent Sunday AZ
home.
w. L. stowits has the automobile
fever and part of the time mail
comes in the morning and then IN
afternoon.
Harry Dayhoff, Crist Frey ana
Lawrence Frey and family had din-
ner with s. Groves Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Zigler left last week
to visit her parents, w. M. Bium's
at Upland, Cal, for the next two
months.
Helen Grove is visiting relatives
in Abilene this week.
John Romberger's visited Sunday
night with N. E. Cooks.
Jess Winsler and family vfsieed a
week ago Sunday with Mrs. =. )
Winsler. On Monday Mrs. Jess Wins
Ter had the mumps.
John Paul was home over sun
dow
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
NEWBERN

Nav Jury is spending few days
at H. II. Lenhert's, near Navarro
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman FeiDusn
snent Sunday with the later's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Fultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Engle ana
daughter Wilma spent Sunday at
Geo. Scurlock's.
Misses Mildred and Beatrice En-
gle spent Sunday with Miss Noahta
and Miss Florence Hayne.
Miss Mary Stevens spent SUNDAY
with Miss Esther French.
Mrs. ]. B. Caskey left Monday for
Thomas, Okla, to attend the run
eral of her step-son, who passeo
away Sunday morning.
Thomas Easter made trip tt
this vicinity in his car, accompanied
bv Mr.. and Mrs Henry Eyer an'
fbeir daughter, Mrs. Katie Eyster
hut when they had gone few mile
IN started to rain, and they spen
lsunday at Geo Lenhert's.
Geo. Jury took his father-in-iaw
lJno. Freymayer of Thomas, Okla
FIN Hope Saturday and returned Sun
daV morning and took breakfast q
B. F. Jury's.
Elder Jacob Engle of Belle spring
was in this vicinity Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
Highest marke t
price paid for eggs
either cash or trade.
Dentzer'S Grocery.
S-w
HAYES

VIM. LeUNw has a new car.
Mrs. J. Marts of Junction &hty
visited her sister, Mrs. E. H. saMp-
.sop the latter part of the week.
Miss Frances Burldholder has "a
new piano.
VIM. WoOason and family sum
,daved at Mrs. M. A. Woodson's.
Mr.. and MES. L. G. Long WE'VE
Abilene visitors Saturday.
Miss Alice Keating is spending 1ASs
week with her grandparents near
Upland.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ELI Sherman went
10 Manchester Sunday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Roger Reed ana
family.
Mrs. F. A. Phillips visited at b.
o. Shirk's Monday.
Mrs. ]. G. Engle and Mrs. W. u
EnEle visited at Christ Garver's ias'
wednesday.
The Highland school Will Close
Friday with dinner and program
The Young folks will give a play IL
the evening,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
KEYSUONE

Will Hoefling's father from wy
more, NeD., is here visiting reAaalves
Carrie Isaac was on the sick As'
several days last week. ,,,
Elmer Taylor papered at Wlll
Hoefhng's one day last week.
Oscar Botz spent Sunday evening"
with Raymond Belt.
Bert shuman and family spe1'
Sunday at win Hoefhng'A-
Carrie Isaac spent Sunday VIII
AR. and Mrs. Earl Cramer-
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

turned from Central America rs-
Gently, are staying with oranamA
Hoffman's.
Mrs. Meredith has taken a POSI-
,,on as clerk at the Issitt store.
Harry Larsen's spent Sunday ~
woodbine.
waiter Engle sheared sheep foI
n p Pitts and d. +. Longhofer Fri'
day and Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
A. A. PRATT

= salina hospital, is improving sat
isfactorily. He is still In the hospi-
tai.
A new mail box for night mail
has been placed outside the post
office. The mail from this box Will
be taken up early each morning IN
time for city delivery and all morn
ing trains.
Marriage license: Louis kueker
OF Niles and Blanche Jennings OF
bennington; Harry Daetwiler OF
Harrington and Flora M. Betz OF
Ramona. The latter couple was
married in probate court.
Wanted, horses to pasture. Homer
Walters. Shady Lane dairy farm.
w1t29d3t
Geo. selby drove Case 25 car
nm from Kansas City Monday and
ia exhibiting 1t to many admirers
ue found the road very rough IN
places, especially around Bonner
Springs where very little work has
been done to improve 1t.
water was shut off on Cedar
street from Second street north un-
til noon while a fire hydrant AZ
Suffers corner was repaired. A
couple of water consumers thoughI
their water had been shut OF De-
cause they hadn't paid their water
bills. They hiked to the city nan
and paid up and then they were
; told that the water was shut OH
while the hydrant was being re-
| paired.
For sale, Baldwin county Ala
hama, lands between Mobile ant
!, Pensacola secured through ciosin'
of an estate, therefore, low prices
crops the year round, railroad far'
: allowed. Southern Plantation lie
veiop NJ hooLIet wit
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
SOUTH DICKINSON

The annual love feast will be
held at Belle Springs next Saturday
and Sunday.
Bishop ]. N. Engle was called to
Thomas, Okla, Tuesday no preach
tbe funeral sermon of Ed. Caskey-
F. J. Rumold took his cattle to
pasture Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Meredith has given up
her work as a nurse and accepted
a positiun as clerk in the IL. II. ls-
slit store at Navarro.
A. A. Walker made business
trim TO Abilene Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Tractor and PIOw Demonstration
The Daugherty Hardware and I'M
element company will give dem
ona,rat,on At salina on Friday, all
day. April 30, showing three sizes
Of the Avery gas tractor at work,
from the smallest to the largest. II
interested in a tractor or ploW 1t
viii pay you to 60 to the demOnstra-
tiOn next Friday. VII
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
Io.n, and insurance

have four or five of the ieadins
han companies Of the state ana can
maks loans ON most favorable terms
and at the lowest rates
Am also county agent for tn'
we'll known Kansas Farmers lnsu'
snce company Of Upland. Kansas.
vr,te insurance and adjust losses
You would rather deal WIN m'
when you have loss than some on'
from Kansas City. I can save yot
money on farm insurance. Come snc
.ae me before you take out . policy
se~tt w. d. NICHOLS.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
EXPECT A DECISION
IN WAGE CASE THIS WEEK

Chicago, April 26.-Unless there
is an unexpected change OF plans
the arbitrators who are to decide
the controversy over wages ana
working conditions of the 66'OOV
western railway engineers, tiremen
and hostIers will hand down an
award the latter part of the week.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
LOGAN

Joe Blagg and Walter EisenhoW-
ar returned from Wyoming Monday
A. walker made a business
trip to Abilene Saturday.
7 @. Csasel and family, who re-
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
GERMAN FLEET SEEKS BATTLEe
Cruising North Sea I'm Search lor '"o
British Ships MrT

London, April 26.-1n a dispatcn
from Copenhagen, the correspon-
dent of the Exchange Telegraph
company says that leading German
papers, including the Tages Zeitung
and vossische Zeitung, declare that
the German fleet is now willing to
accept battle in the North sea.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
DOG SAVES MASTER
FROM DEATH in FIRE

Douglass, April 27.-Awakened
by the barking of his collie dog
Colonel, Hiram Haver, living near
here. arose in time to escape from
his burning home. The house iA
supposed to have been struck by
lightning during a six-inch rain
which sent the Walnut river out OF
its banks.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

We can fill your order promptly
for monuments and headstones'
large stock to select from. Abilene
Monument Co., zoe A. Street.
2Sd3tw1t
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Highland school patrons will pre-
sent Lazy Bob Parkins," April oo.
o.9o n M: also, "A Woman?s Way
O'OO 27d1tw1t"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
AUSTIN, TEX, FLOODED AGAIN
Second CIOudburst Inundated he
western Part Of the City

Austin, Tex, April 26.-This en-
tire section was visited by what was
virtually another cloudburst tnat
immediately sent all creeks out OF
their banks again. In the districts
flooded Thursday night in the west
ern part of the city the water was
only thirty-five inches lower than
on Thursday night and again enter
ed many homes. In the eastern part
of the city the creek did not leave
its banks. Many bridges ALREADY
damaged we're destroyed.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

J. w. ELwICK pays IL cents for
,sns at his poultry yard on Yves.
seventh. Phone 22s. ou~u
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Faun and White Indian Runner
duck eggs soc per 13 for hGme or
Eders; rs cents for shipped oroerS'
Mrs. Robert Paul. Abilene. Kan
Brown phone 1O90as. lo"''
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

White OEphingtOn Eggs
From prize WANING stock, u per
1s. Phone orders to 63S. G. N.
- Sdtewts
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29
RECENT REFLECTIONS

RECENT REFLECTIONS
-Joseph White has purchased .
Maxwell rs Of P. C. Redman.
Mrs. F. W. Morse Is critically
M at the home on West Third.
Don't forget the dates of the
wear-Ever demonstration at the
Packet next week. Monday, Tuesday
anu w2sdSt
Marriage license: obed ]. Eel
bush and Agnes N. Miller OF Elmo
Mrs. Herman Jaecke OF Chap
man purchased a rs Buick OF D. H.
Coulson.
Wanted, pasture for colts :. .,
Blakeley, r. 3, Abilene. wltSouA'
Marriage license: William LIN
der of Dayton and Lillian Bonfielo
of Tampa.
Marriage license: Charles H.
Smith of Herington and Hazel Ehr-
sam Of Enterprise.
Dur,nq the Wear-Ever Aluminium
demonstration next week the facKe'
will sell the IL quart Wear-EVeI
aluminium sauce pans, regular value
eOc for S5 cents. For the three
wv ~ vi, w29d3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers arr
moving to 913 West Second street
in the Matteson addition.
&C. E. Dyer has sold a mode
; 20 Overland to Victor Fells' pros
) porous farmer of Talmage.
Pure bred Barred Plymouth ROC
srgs for sale, $3.50 for 15. F. N
Worley, 4O1 E. 7th Street.
dtf-m-w-f-1wt
Fl H. Hilborn OF Buckeye town
ship has purchased a new Doos
car of e. E. Coulson, local agent
Rummage sale May IA
28d2tw1
James Kyle has the mumps an
Is taking an enforced vacation iroi
bis duties at the Farmers Nations
! bank.
-Chas. Cruise, the local agen
j sold Ford cars to the following o
Saturday: w. L. stowitts, Arthur
e Maier.
i A. Lumbar delivered ne
studebaker car to N. Mckenzie
: Solomon and one to j. F. Kern
:, Abilene.
The high school will issue a
annual this year and work on IL
under way. 1t will be printed In u
Reflector office
1 Marriage license: Ben W. Eci
art OF Abilene and Lola b. Qulgie
: Of Garden Plains, Kan; Ivan
a Herr and Susie Hostetter, both
Hope.
DIR. C. B. Fort, Salina Vete'
marian who is known here, lost n
left leg by amputation Wednesda!
Two years ago the knee was crushe
: by a horse.
On next Monday, Tuesday an
Wednesday a lady demonstrate
will be at the Racket to demon
strate the superior and economics
Qualities of Wear-Ever Aluminul
cooking utensils, and will also
ready to answer all questions as
. proper use and care Of Wear-Evt
.uum p w29dS
The Reflector is supplying tn
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Buff Plymouth Rock Eggs
From. prize winning stock 9l.eO
ner Is. Phone orders to 6SS. Q. X.
are, "a sdtfWtf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A limited amount of z per cent
investment securities
Write or can on G. l.. Brown, ADJ
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Dead horses and cattle remO~eO
frae within IL miles Of Abilene H.
C. Dederick 4 Co., phane 1OOO.
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+ N. BURTON, Auctioneer.
w. H. CHILDs, Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

walter Murphy, a son OF MI
and Mrs. ]. F. Murphy Of this city,
Who was operated upon recently 81
Abilene weekly reflector., 1915-04-29

Joseph White has purchased
Maxwell 25 of P. C. Redman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-27

Fewer than one person In every
$4,000 in Great Britain Is killed by
lightning.