The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19

Ladies' White Shoes at Kissing Bros.
Shoe Store.
Miles Mulroy of Hays, was a Colby
visitor Monday, IL the interest of the
coming campaign and according to
information from the Elite kissing
the ladies and loving the babies" -
Colby Free Press.
Joe Wiesner has returned from his
eastern trip to the marts of trade,
where he has been purchasing a large
stock of fall and winter merchandise
for the Wiesner & Sons department
store.
An officer should use a little judg-
ment when arresting an offender. He
should know that a man is wiIfulIy
guilty before he makes an arrest. The
''worm might turn" and smite him on
the "bean" or have him prosecuted
for false arrest.
n. P. Gassman and family drove to
the Ozark Mountains, last Friday, for
a few weeks vacation. Mr. Gassman
is suffering from a nervous break
down and he was advised to take a
rest and a change of climate immed-
lately. All parties having shoes in
the shop will kindly call for them at
the Bissing Bros. shoe store. While
absent Mr.. Gassman will also visit
the most progressive factories to get
better and newer improvements for
his line of work, so as to be better
able to give his customers the best
possible service upon his return the
first part of September.
Miss Macintosh has returned from
her eastern buying trip with beau
tiful line of fall millinery.
Dairy supplies, milk, cream, ice,
ice cream, butter or buttermilk. Gold
er Belt Creamery & Ice Co., Phone
484.
The American Protective Tariff
League has just issued its campaign
button which reads as follows "Hard-
ing and Coolidge, SMILE, 1920" and
on the back are the words Protection
Prosperity" The ''SMILE" is in red
ink across the button and as large as
space will allow. Two buttons sent
to any address by letter mail for six
cents. Address W. F. Wakeman, Sec,
339 Broadway, New York.
New fall hats and millinery now
on display at Miss Deane's Millinery
Store.
Bemis & Stein have taken the
agency fot the Haynes automobile for
Ellis county.
Miss Virginia Oldham of Wa
Keeney, visited this week, with her
brothers, Lawrence and Herman Old
ham.
VIM. Cox was down from Collyer,
Tuesday.
The Brunswick is having a new
roof put on the hotel, and Lou Bell
is giving the house a new coat of
paint, preparatory for the fall trade.
Call and select your new fall hat
at Miss Deane's Store.
Mrs Marshall will hold her annual
birthday Fried Chicken supper, Thurs
day, August 26th, at O'Clock, at
the home of Mrs. J. NJ Wilson. Every
body invited.
Styles were never more beautiful
and generally becoming. Your hat is
awaiting your approval and selection
at the Macintosh Hat Shop.
Wolf Binder hs sold his residence
property on east Juinata street just
east of the Oldham garage, to Chas
Hawks who with his family will take
immediate possession. Mr.. Binder
will move his family into the dwelling
on east South Main street belonging
to his wife, temporarily.
Mrs. Alois Kissing has sold one of
her residence properties-the one she
is now occupying, to man by the
name of Taylor, from WaKeeney,
who will take possession about
September 1st.
The smartest new fall hats now
being shown at Miss Deane's store.
Do You Know? There are no sub
stitutes for dairy products. We sell
milk, butter milk, butter and cream
Golden Belt Creamery & Ice Co.
An officer may think he is doing
his duty when he arrests every mar
who enters the city, strangers as wei
and citizens of the town or county
| who fracture" the law. Stranger:
should be warned and not arrested
An instance of this nature was told tt
the reporter recently that happened
some time ago. An old gentleman
a stranger, was arrested on the
Juniata and Chestnut Street cross
| ing, taken before the Police Judgt
and fined 1915. He pleaded that h'
was nearly broke and away from
home, and also that he was not fam