The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-19
Liberty Bonds
1 want q few Liberty Bonds. :
tiff J. II. Downing.

Does real butter milk make good pam
cakes?
Well you just ask the woman who
bakes,
She'll say it does.
Golden Belt Creamery Co. Phone 484
Call and see the new Spring hats
now on display at Miss Deane's.
Miss Heline of Lindsborg, has ar
rived to be the trimmer at the Macin-
tosh Hat Shop.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
P. P. Younger, Tuesday morning.
One Ford car for sale cheap.-Carl
Leiker & Son.
New line of Mems Work Shoes at
Bissing Brothers Shoe South
Side
An excellent line of Ladies' Pumps
at Bissing Brothers Shoe Store.
a reduction on Sweaters and Over
coats at Kissing Brothers Clothing
Store-North Side
If you want service in cleaning and
pressing, call Kissing Brothers. Will
call and deliver Phone 2O8.
Mrs. Flood and Mrs. Deane will
entertain the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Society, Thursday, March 4th, at the
home of Mrs Flood
For Sale or Trade
One Model SO Overland for sale or
trade Will accept horses or cattle.
W W. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ney and Roy
Little and mother Of Bunkerhin,,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Wiesner.
Rev. C. F. Shultz, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Bunkerhill, visit
ed with Chas. Hoke and family Sun
day.
B. A. Tubbs was over spending
Sunday with friends and reports the
| new hardware store started by he and
our late Hays resident, Mr.. Deeds, is
doing splendid at Lyons.
Ford Touring car for sale.-Old-
ham Bros
Miss Arrowsmith, former Normal
student, is now a Graded School In
spector in the empIoH~ef the State
and was in town on Monday and Tues
| day and visited the Union School in
Smoky Hill Township.
Judge Purcell came down on Tues
day from his WaWeeney home and
between trains held a special term of
Court and went home on the Jitney.
A Kansas City Star man was here
this week, fixed up the carrier muddle
and the paper is now being delivered
by the Boy Scouts of the city
The many friends of our former
resident, James F. Burke, were glad
to see him back here last week on a
visit.
Mrs. Frank Fields went to Chap
man, Kansas, last week, to visit a sick
sister living there.
Hail insurance agents are already
appearing in our city "hunching'' up
their agents, or seeking an agent for
business this summer.
Mrs. N. P. Gassman took trip on
Tuesday to her farm in Cove county.
Oldham Brothers received car of
oil this week.
A three room house for rent cheap.
City water. Close in town.
Anna Froelich.
Harry Felten, with his teams and
big trucks, is grading the Deane Hill
road near the Saline, on the PIainville
road. Over north of the river near
the old Barney Martin place, they
are changing the course of the creek,
so as to improve the road, under the
management of Louis Gosser.
Last year at Hays ''Baby Alma y
the California child weighing over
500 pounds, died from the flu: and
last week up at Smith Center, Bertha
Hammond who was % years old and
weighed $50 pounds, died from the
flu Her sister who died several years
ago, weighed over 600 pounds.
Sunday morning people awakened
to be greeted with the ground cover
ed with snow, but the warm weather
soon melted it.
This week, Harry Freese succeeded
in getting through the Pension Office
at Washington, a $500 a month
pension for Mrs Candice Perigo of
Ellis, and a check for the back pay
due her husband at his death a short
time ago.
Mrs J. G. Perigo visited with Miss