The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-12-02
RObert Behan IS down from oakley

ROBERT behan IS down from Oakley.
For the whole family "a Claxtonola
Phonograph"- $175.OO machine at
S131.25; $4,000 machine at S112.5O:
$4,000 machine at $3.50. Only
ONE of each. First come, first
served Thoen's Jewelrg Store, 1O8
S. Chestnut st. d2t4
When prohibition was ratified no
body foresaw that 'shome brew
would loom up as such formidable
affair. The resourcefulness of the
ultimate consumer was greatly under
rated. Around McCracken home brew
has ceased to be a luxury but is now
q commodity to be had almost for the
asking.-MeCracken Enterprise.
If you have limited yourself Ito a
certain sum for Xmas shopping, and
wish to get the most attractive gift
possible, you can find it for less than
a dollar at the Macintosh Hat Shop.
For Mother or Father, Electric Lib
rary Table Lamp, $4,000 and up, at
Tholen's Jewelry Store, 1O8 S. Chest
nut st. d2t4
Pure bred Buff Rock PuIIets and
Cockerals for sale.-Geo. E. Palmer.
Geo. Bellman writes from Wen
asco, Texas, that they are experience
ing June weather there-gardens
green, roses in bloom, etc. It would
seem that George is well satisfied
with his new home. But now, honest,
George, wouldn't,a good stiff blizzard
from the northwest be a welcome
change occasionally from eternal
summer weather?
The Salina Union, in recent issue
says: ''There is not to exceed car
of grain on hand in any of the elev-
ators on any of the branches or main
line, west of Salina." Of course, we
are not sure, but the Free Press will
bet four dollars and six bits that the
Union is badly mistaken.
Roy Miller and others of the city
sports INDUCED in Turkey Shoot,
Tuesday afternoon, in Kings pasture
The annual election of Hays Lodge
No. 195 viii meet Monday, Dec 6,
1920.
Roy Miller will hold another Turk-
ey Shoot in Kings pasture, Wednes-
day, December 9Th.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vie Holm is seriously i'll.
Katie Pfannenstiel has resigned
her position at Dr.. Neiswanger's
dental parlors.
Frank Hagar, agent for Kansas
Flour Mills, has rented rooms of C.
A. Beebe and moved his family from
Anthony, Kansas, to Hays. He VIII
make his permanent headquarters
here.
Mrs. Adam NJ. Pfeifer is i'll at the
Hays hospital.
Mrs. W. B. Daniels who has been
at st. Anthony's Hospital, this city,
the past ten weeks, is slowly recover
ing.
C. W. Miller, Jr., returned Sunday,
from a trip of several days duration
at Kansas City.
Mr.. Acres, an internal revenue
man, was in Hays, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Reeder en-
tertained friends at their home on
West Juniata street, Saturday even
ing.
James Behan was taken to the hos
pital here Tuesday, and at once was
operated on for appendicitis. The
operation is said to have been entirely
successful. 1t is not often that a man
of Mr.. Behan's age has appendicitis
The disease attacks younger people
generally.
George Grass, Jr., has just return
ed from southland, and from the way
he smiles he must have been visiting
in the neighborhood of Ashland.
Prof. and Mrs H. E. MaIloy enter
tanned a number of friends, Saturday
evening.
At the present price of -four you
are entitled to one and one-halt
pounds of bread for fifteen cents
See that you get it. Ask for Miles
Bread.
H. L. Pestana attended meeting
of the Royal Arch Masons, in Russell
Tuesday 70 last week.
, Mrs. Joseph P. Kissing went to
Stockton, Friday, to visit her parents
The RexaIl straw vote taken By
5000 drug stores in all parts Of the
United States, proved to be remark
ably correct The poll forecasted the
election of Harding by large major
ity, and showed the states he would
carry. The poll missed it only or