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The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Wells

Lace Pattern Wells. in pretty scroll
and woven effects with chenille
and picot edge IN circular long,
and semtcircaiar "a black tsupe.
navy and brown $3.50 values.
for each .......... S1.00
Chiffon Motor Wells. with hem
stitched border. good range ~
coiors $3.50 values for each si.o0
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

the box contained "a scr ot burglar
tools and . lot Of loot Now hc c-Is
afraid ne may get into trouble
~ just happened to pass by the
sale and raised a 95-c,nt aid on he
chest, because he thought IL was
worth 30 cents even 81 it We're emp
~ Among the articles IN ll ".rr "a
dozen automobile caps two new
suits Of clothes and $27 u bills
wrapped In an OLD oce The burg
lar tools were wrapped $50 th,
would not Jingle.
Grand Exalted Ruler Edward
aghtor of New Orleans and other
prominent Elks ere 90 visit Decatur
Vl toda, FOR 'aa dedication ~ rhc
rev home OF 'he order in tha'
city
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BLOUSES

Many Dainty BIouses, made Of fine
wolfe some are embroidered,
others trimmed IN hemstitching
or trimmed IN lace $50 value 81 90
UcRls'S, End Floor
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BABY WEAR

Baby OresSes-Dainty white dresses
OF fine muslin and nainsook. some
are trimmed with laces, and EN-
broidery-sl 10 $3.50 values.
TOT ..........,.,....'... ..,.l..... $l.OO
Baby Skirts Beautiful little skirts
OF fine white material with ruff
fes edged with laces and inser-
tions, az .......,.. ...,..,... S1.00
Bath Rohes--Made OF gond Beacon
cloth, floral patterns, IN tan. red.
pink and blue. with cord and tas.
sci. Special al ..,...............S Si.00
Baby Jsckets-Dainty Cashmere
Jackets, edged with light blue and
pink: also knit Jackets at. Sf.oo
Baby klmonos--Made OF cashmere
and Domet flannel, edged with
pink and blue--sl.25 Yalues e.. 500
Baby Legginps Made OF all wool
Saxony yarn; some are plain knit.
others have fancy patterns 1925
values Tor ....,....,.......... $t.00
Carriage Robes-Made OF pure
white eiderdovn, ribbon trim in
pink or blue, also figured pat
terms. $l.25 values .......... St.0o
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5 LEATHER WEAR s

Black Patent Leather Hand Purse a.
Silk lined. and change purse
81 80 values ............... 500
Gentlemen's Bill Folds I'm seal and
pin Morocco $50 values FOR st.o0
Jewel Boxes In colorcd feathers
Sl5o values for. ............. st.o0
Daily Note Tablets In feathers
$50 'alucs for......... ....... Stoo
Bridge Pad and Playing cards-ln
leather cases, colors, each. 59c
"o lVI ...''. s'....''.t' ',...... S1.OO
Leather Pullman Slippers. all colors.
Sl5o and $500 values for. St0o
Hcnis'-. Main Floor
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s CANDLE STICKS !

Candle Sticks Brass colonial type 500
Pop Corn Dish $500 value St.oo
Mahogany Candle Stick with Christ.
Pretty Color LILY Bowls. .,...... st.oo
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UNDERWEAR

chldren's Black Merino Tights
ankle length S5c 10 1925 val
ues ........,...,..,.,. 2 pair for $500
ChiIdren's Knitted Underwaists
Sizes 10 10 years. 25c val.
ue ......... ..............5 s for Sio0
HeRIS's, 5th Floor
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$ HOUSE DRESSES

House Dresses, made NJ pcrcale and
gngham with Gibson pleat over
Ahoulder, daiDtN\checks OF blue
for, each ............... e1.OO
Nsinsook Night Gowns Made ln
slip0var style. trimmed with Val
lace others empire style with
shirrng SiJO value for....... Sto0
IIealy's, Fifth Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

J De
"a Y A
e will hold our Dece
u should make the mos
.rchase merchandise a.
D'S-NO Credit-No Exch0
S NEEDLEWORK S
The Importance OF dollar The
most wonderful values ever Of
tered in one needlework depart
ment Tor ........,........., S1.00
A French Tapestry Pillow, ready
made and fTled: these pillows sell
every day for 1926. Specially
priced for this sale. ...........,.S 800
A Library Scarf and Pillow TO
Match, never before sold less
than s4.00 each; while they last,
each .-..... .............,-,,., .S1.OO
Dresser Scarf, lace trimmed and
stamped with dainty French knot
designs-s250 values for ..... .$1.oo
3e.Ineh White Linen Center, with
scallop all embroidery and stamp
Cd for solid work. $3.50 values
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
Silk Bags, ready made and stamp.
ed for beading. These bags are
values to s375 stamped. Fer
one day only .........t........, $1.00
Shoe Bags. ready made, OF finest
quality cretonne. never sold less
than sl00 each--while they
last Observation-Disclosures. for S1.oo
White Linen Tray Cloth, 1925. with
scSllop all embroidery and stamp
ing for French embrodering
$50 values, limited numbers
at ...................2 for S1.oO
Laundry Bsos-Large size and
ready made, OF fine Cretonne. 81
values ...........,.......2 for $l.oo
Limited Numbers Of Round Pillows,
made OF silk and tapestry. Every
one worth $4-for this day ......S .St.oo
We Put on Display for This stoo
Day a beautiful line OF coat hang
ers. MADE OF fancy silks and trim
med with ribbon, Ss.00 values for $1.0o
Just Received a new line OF fancy
cretonne 36 inch dolly rolls Sl.7J
We Have One Lot Of Commenced
Pieces Centers, pillows, and
scarfs stamped on linen with
about l quarter commenced
Prices alone are worth from $500
to $500. While they last t.......... 500
cretonne Scarf with pin cushion to
match. We just have about
dozen of this item $500 values
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. St.00
HeaIy's. Main Floor
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shades Hand embroidered and
button trimmed $3.50 and Sl75
values for .........:....,.,, 800
Georgette Collars in pink. blue. Law.
ender. maize, gray and old rose.
$50 values for r......... ...,..,.. 500
Net Stocks and Jabots-Lacetrim-
med with satin fold. $3.50 value
Tor .....,................ ..,..... S1.Oo
Broadoioth Collars Round square
and double pointed back tl50
values FOR ............,....... 500
Broadeloth Collars - Scalloped
edge hand embroidered. Sl75
values for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.oO
eroadoloth Collar and Cuff Sets
Deep sailor back. 81 l.50 value
for ....,............. Si.oo
5oudoir Caps Satin and crepe de
chine lace aud ribbon trimmed;
pink and blue. 59c values, > in
box. tot ...................... .s1.0o
erosdcloth collar--Cut edge and
hand embroidered, $50 value
for ...,......-.. .............. $i.oo
Net Fiehus. with double rurle $50
Nalu, iot ...... .,.......-. 81 90
-organd'e Collars Hand embroi
dered Hemstitched edge $3.50
value for .......'.............. si'oo
Georgette Collar Deep sailor back
Hand embroidered Hemsttched
hem S1.j0 value FOR ,.......... Si.oo
Silver and Gold Roses Spangled
ccntcre. $is0 value for ...... $500
Windsor Ties Al shades 59c
each, for ...................... 81 90
High Neck Guimpes or fine quality
Of net 5ec each FOR ...,... :. st.oo
HcRIn's. Main Floor
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; DAY IN CORSET
) SHOP

Handsome Ciuny Laee.trimned
6rasseres, hook front style with
linen center Regular 75c value
for Observation-Disclosures. 500
One lot OF corsets. broken sizes
$50 late fall models .u heavy
coutils. batistes models for slen
der, average ami sfOui figures
Each ..... ..... stOo
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
S DAY ON I'd FLOOR S

Chiidren's Dresses, ready made in
sizes 8, 10, 12 years, $500 values
Ior .,..,......,.,.....,S S1.00
Gowns-Stamped on fine nainsook
for French embroidery. with ma.
terials for embroidering 2 for $t.oo
Pillow Cases Stamped on best
quality cotton tubing. 75c values.
limited number ..........2 for $t.Q0
Odd lot Of Embroidery Samples;
values 70 $5.00--to close at t...st.oo
Hcnly's, End Floor
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CAMISOLES

Pink SIX Camsoles Trimmed
with shadow lace. Regular S9c
value ....,.., Tor S1.OU
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JACKETS

Jap Padded Jackets just the thing
to wear under the loose coat or
with your tailor suit Black
lined IN white or lavender-S1.50
value ...,.............. toC
IIcniy'-, End Floor
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HOSIERY

Ladies' All-slk Hose-A beautiful
Quaitv Black only. Regular
price $50 Special ...........$ 500
Ladies' Fancy SIX Hose. in all the
leading cOlOrs OF stripes and
checks Regular $3.50 values
Speclal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1OO
Ladies' Fine Boot SILK Hose, in
black white, flesh and suede Val
ues 59c. Special ..........2 for Sf.0p
Ladies Fiber SILK Hose-These look
like silk hose and wear like Isle
Tor ....,..,.......... ................S St.00
Mems Fiber Silk Hose Black.
white and gray a good wearing
quality. Special .........3 for S1OO
Henl>'s, Nnin Floor
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JEWELRY

Lavallieres and Separate Pendants
With pearl drops and stone set.
Many deslgns-i150 and 5000
values for Observation-Disclosures St00
Sterling Silver Thimbles-Place for
monogram: all sizes. $3.50 and
Sl75 values, for .....,,....... st.o0
Genuine Fish Scale Pearl Beads
Graduated: solid gold clasps
$500 values, for ...............s 500
Baby Loeket and chsin-Sond gold.
$50 value for r..................St 500
Gold and Silver Coin Purses. $3.50
Nalue lor ...'...,.....,........ .st.oo
Black SILK Lorsuette Cords, with
silver slides. $500 values. for 500
Roman Gold Cuff Links. Tie sIasp
and Pin. $3.50 values for. .... 800
Lined Jewel Boxes. four different
styles. $50 values for. ...... 500
ivory Perfume Bottle . in holder.
Very gool. Regular $3.50 value
Special price ...., .,...,..,.l.... 800
Ivory Buffers. with removable
chamois. $50 value for. ..,.. st.oo
Ivory cIoeks-eusranteed,. $3.50
Faiuc ...................... 500
Azures Face Powder ....,......... 500
Axures VesetaI ...................st.o
HenIS's. Main Floor
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Dolls Of all kinds and descriptions.
dressed in several different cos
tunes. Indian dolls. school girls
and boys. Regular 1925 values
TOT ..'''.',..........t .t....,.... St00
HeAIy's. 2nd Floor
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S SLEEPERS, SKIRTS S

chlldren's sIeepers OF white
hannelette; sizes z and only.
with feet attached. Regular SOC
values .................... for 500
chlldren's skirts-Made OF white
and colored hannelette. In stripes
OF pink and blue. scalIoped edges
59c values ...................3 3 for 500
HeRly's. 2nd Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Dresser Sets Consists Of one Filet
Scarf with pin cushion TO match
$500 value for. set.............SIOo
Look At This-French Hand Made
3-piece Combination Suits En-
broidered in floral sprays, scallop-
ed and lace edge. Up TO $500
values, garment ...........$....s1 500
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

Hon. John C, Scott, whose
''k+n"s appears above, and who
is well known to all the ad.tim.
ers liz this county; aud who hap
pens at this instant Of time to be
a candidate on the republican
ticket for reelection to the state
legislature rs representative from
Sedgwick and Logan counties;
md who is editor and owner nf
Tho Daily aud Weekly Republi-
cana Advocate at Sterling, called
A. this office Tuesday afternoon
t" get acquainted with the new
owners of the Grit-Advocute. He
is newspaper man, aud of
course we liked him at first
sight. "Scotty" is his name for
short, and he has made a good
record in the last legislature.
Gone good term deserves anoth.
er." This paper is for scott,y:--- -
You bet!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
Reception at Brown Hotel

On last Monday night the
Brown Hotel was formally opened
to the public, the occasion being
in the natureof a reception. Quite
II number of the citizens of Jules
burg as well as out-of-town guests
attended. One was first shown
through the west wing of the hotel
and then on through into the other
part, where dancing was being in
dulged in by large mum Der of
the young folks. The hotel has
been completely remodeled and
refurnished throughout, and
Julesburg now has a hotel that
we can jnstly be proud of. A per-
son could hardly believe their
eyes-the Brown having made
such change. Mr.. Lockwood,
the present proprietor has spent
considerable time and money in
making the change and is being
repaid for his efforts by having a
"Full House" almost every night.
We wish the management abund-
ant success in this new enterprise,
and Julesburg can now boast Of
the best Hotel in this section OF
the country which is q very good
advertisement for our city TO say
the least.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
Wsman's Club Preera0 Ws1-
sssday. Sept. 27th.
HlollaAl

"A thousand years scarce serve
to form a state: An hour may 10y
1t in the dust"
Roll Call. Prominent Dutch
Names.
The Netherland, With map
study Mrs. Csvender.
Belgium, sketches study, illus
trating famous cities-Ars. Ev-
ing.
Canals, Dykes and Windmills
of HollaHd-Mrs. Cook.
Poem; Holland in Oldeu
Time"-Mrs. Durkee.
Time, 2:S0 p. m.-Hostess-
Mrs. Reed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
RaJy Day II MseAsafse Chareh.

Rany Day q MeeAe1ise 0aarsh.
Rally Day will Be observed in
n The Methodist Sunday school
neat Sunday: Special exercises
aad music has been prepared.
The graduating class from the
primary department will furnish
Daas interesting features. The
service will begin st 10 .. N. will
b merged into the morning
shurch. service, = short address TO
be given by the pastor Rev. G. F.
Raasveiler. A vigorous effort u
Using made 70 rally all former
nsmbess and friends Of The school
- wsll q the regular members
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
KEEP MONEY
i AT HOME
BUILD UP COUNTRY
Nal Order Houses have no In.
tsrsst n the Development
Of Our Country.

This week we received a glowing
ofer from q certain large Mail
Order concern and a blank con.
tract tor US to sign and return to
themp that they could start
big = srtisine campaign through
the 4 umns of this paper in the
futui Did We SIGN the contract
and nt il to them? Not on your
tin tvpr'. We turned it down and
did So without any regret what
ever. There are two classes Of ad.
veseAg that we nl~olme&~ re-
fuse to handle-that Of the Mail
Order man and the whiskev ad.
vertisements. We have the vel
fare Of this town and county At
heart and we consider this kind
Of advertising detrimental in all
respects. There is no doubt hut
what it would mean quite few
dollars in our pockets that we
would not get otherwise at this
time to handle this advertising
but we are looking into the future.
The Mail Order man is big
advertiser and spends his money
freelv along this line, and he does
40 without any interest whatso-
ever for the territory in which he
draws trade. Can YOU blame ne
for refusing to let his alluring ad.
vertisinR appear in our columns?
We want to be home builders, and
assists in the development Of the
country, and aid progress gener.
allv in our home territory. We
think that our readers expect ua
to give them good wholesome read-
ing-not the riff raft kind. II an
article appears in this paper it
should pass tho strict censorship
Of the editor before it is allowed
to Be put in print. To accomplish
the best results for the public at
large this censorship must put 4
ban on Objectionable advertise
ments, no matter what financial
results We would derive there
from.
We know the results that come
to . town and country whore the
practice Of pstronixing the Sears
saw-buck and Cummy vad con.
Germs is indulged in, and We do
not wish 10 encourage this kind
Of business in any way whatso-
ever. The people vs do wish to
$50 prosper are those that do busi-
nsss right here at home. ws are
ever ready 70 boost home enter.
prise-but the far away ICON.
Germs" can look elsewhere to gst
in their hooks. Nothing doing
with us. They don't know that
CA0tilned no last naan
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
MEAL MILL
IN JULESBURC
A NEW ENTERPRISE
Alfalfa Meal Mill Would b q
Big Asset to Julesburs and
Our Farmers.

One of the urgent needs for
this territory is an Alfalfa Meal
Mill. There is beyond doubt suf-
ficient alfalfa grown here to war
rant such an institution in opera
ton in our city. and in the event
of mill being established, con.
siderable more acreage would be
put in alfalfa. An alfalfa mill
would he of great benefit to or
farmers and also to Julesburg. A
plant Of this nature running fnll
blast would dispose Of all the hay
grown here, making itmuch more
profitable to the grower. An Al
falfa Meal Mill would buy the
hay from the farmer, direct from
the stack at far better price than
he would receive in balihg and
shipping to city market. An
Alfalfa Meal Mill would create a
market right here at home, and
would be an incentive for the far
mer to grow larger acreage of
alfalfa.
1t is II fact that the sugar beet
farmer is facing the problem of
having to rotate his land which
has been grown to beets for sever
al years, and thus the need of
putting portion of his land into
other profitable crops.
We know of no other more
profitable industry for the farmer
than to increase the alfalfa acre
age, in the rotation of his land,
especially 50, if we had a home
market, namely, an Alfalfa Meal
Mill. where all the alfalfa grown
would be taken care Of in n most
practical way.
Julesburg has the exact facili.
ties for an Alfalfa Meal Mill. We
have . "a. hour electric service,
thus enabling the mill to main-
tain = continuous operation dur
ing the busy season. We are in.
formed that electric power is al.
most an absolute need in the op.
Grafton Of one Of these plants. In
regard to railroad facilities-ve
have ~ good a there is.
Tho Grit-Advocats is of the
opinion that . mill could Be ~
cured hero if the matter il taken
up In the right way. We are sure
that our farmes would cooperate
with any movement Of this kind.
A few Of our farmers have already
bsen interviswed in regard to ssch
IN entsrpfise and arc enthusias-
tic about it. We can see no m.
son Why Dur dreams cannot Be
realized. An Alfalfa Meal mill
will furthe+the psospsrous ooodi.
tons which exist in this territory.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
At THE HlPP
Fr;aay Night

"Ths Moth and tho Star, .
Kalem 2 reel drama featuring
Stingarse. The name Stingaree
10 sufficient without further COM
,nent. The Manicure Girl. .
Selig comedy With plenty Of
laughs. This is one Of the pop.
ular programs Of the week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

at will directly benefit our far
hers and the citizens of Jules
~ ssa whole. The Grit -Advo-
- willing to do its 81 are III
- further activity in this
ef. MIR. Farmer and Mer-
] At-whst do you say
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

and q record breaking attendance
10 being looked far. Everyone is
invited 70 attend this service il
not members elsewhere, even il
they do not intend to become ne.
gular members Of the school.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
}. ENTERTAINMENT

entertainment given by
A. ID. girls at the Hipp
I y last Thursday night was
success in every way. The
IL Who took part in the two
~ comedies, acquitted
~ eelves admiringly. The en-
EFT nment also included vocal
ELL Ions by Misses Hattie Gil
ht3e and Georgia Mcdonald,
'hFh are worthy Il favorable
mention.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
$50 Rsw.ri

$3.50 Reward
l will pay el50 for informa.
ton that will arrest aud convict
The party who maliciously shot
the OZ heifer near the Spells
school house Sept. 17th.0
7. r. LITTLE.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

ROzeOf Theatre Informs that all
have been made ty him for special Matinee for Bargain Day
afternoon program including drama Te Crash in
erestng picture and sdesptting comedy dreamy bud Lost
Tickets obtained for this from of
the merchants who advertising Bargains that day this is
of the Advocate purchase Of % cents more at any OF
will en:i Picture Show tickets for all the fam
lily. Come Juesburg and enjoy the day with
Auoneer Gcrist will be his best that day i'll selling
auction anything that bring to have sod aud his
rendered will is FREE Don't be back
ward about coming that day with anything that desire
dispose OF! Some will buy will take
the appearance market the best part of is is
FREE The business houses of will be thrown open
YOU will be their and along with the Auction Sale feature
the opportunity will be take advantage of the
Bargains offered that day stores Don't forget the Big
FREE Auction Sale.
We have heard numerous Bargain Day. all Of
which have beer favorable indeed good have made
remark that uesburg awake and up and doing Indeed
she and her competitors going have travel at
lively gait ontdo her This Bargain Day feature the beginning
OF big campaign which will be conducted here this fall by
Jubug merchants Big stock being carried in all lines and
prices being put them that will make competition sit up aud
what has happened Let the Mail Order shark quote
his proposition here to deliver the goods and take him down
prices quality service He has business invading
territory and the firing line with ample enforceens
to more than hold our
Julesburg feeling that do bet
other places Make trip herea profitable onend
you attend the big Brgan Day. Saturday Sept 90 and the
bargain dspayou will be convinced that the campaign on in
This the curtain riserpety of entertainment to follow
Juesbug realize that prosperous that they
able conditions of progress large Of
ey spent this fall and winter but the purchaser
will buy do the best Therefore watch Juesbug
trade center.
Let's make Saturday, Sept % big event Read the ad
vssements carefully this week. Advocae-whch brm
Bargain offers from Jusbug merchants They not going
10 quit either There merchant here but what will do his
making this very successful all The riAdvocae
Joins this Bargain offering by placing the subscription price Of
this paper this day ouly subscriptions
and you that this offer will not be made again This offer
simply half the regular subscription price Read the display ad
elsewhere.
Summing the whole thing sincerely believe will be we'll
worth your while many miles to city Saturday
will be plenty entertainment for and extend
dial you behalf of the merchants of Ju-sburg visit
and mako yourself at home With Don't forget the day.
next Saturday, Sept and that the place s JULESBURG
II, \ f1h Land 4 ond hrakne adsnea
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
3atusdayN

"Folly" . two reel drama pro-
duced by the Easnay people.
"His Wife Knew About it," .
vitagraph comedy with lots ei
vtm. Admission l)c.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

The W. C. +. u. will upeoa VitA
nrs. Goltsy next Thursday after
noon S~pt. -.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21
Next Saturday, September 23rd
Only Two More Days Until Big Bargain OF.
ferings by Julesburg Merchants
You Are Invited to Attend.


Everything this big day
and
something
trying gel o hyh
o dnonA o y want x o Jul@Iag
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

! refer you to all old residents
for past thirty years.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

Good purses will be offered
and some real classy racer will
be here and raceloving public
will have change to see some
thing reall y good. The committee
in charge of this part of the pro-
gram are making every minute
count these days getting thing.
into shape. The track will be in
tirst-class shape aud there will be
nothing to hinder the horses from
showing the class they are in.
Street Sports
Arrangements are being made
tor this feature to be held in the
forenoon on the business streets,
and we are Informed by the com.
mittee in charge that the street
sports will be betterthis year than
ever before.
Make your preparations to At
tend the Sedgwick County Track
Meet. Come early aud stay late.
There will be plenty of entertain
nent such as Aeroplans Flights,
Racing, Base Ball, Street Sports,
etc. Something doing all the
time.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

0eaAaa Rye wAols wheat flour It
WiatsesseAaaA f-..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-21

Republican Candidate Re-elec.
ton for Legislature for Logan
aud Sedgwick counties.