The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-01-27

and beds and be satisfied.
M. NJ. McDermott & Sons, dealers in general
merchandise. came to Ksmet from LaVerne, Oklaho-
ma where they in the grocery business Last
October they bought out the NJ c. Hicks store and
have added to the stock and business has been good
They glad they came to Kismet and are taking
their place among the boosters
G. H Rose is another who deals in land insurance
and has some good oil leases for sale. George is
well known one of the substantial men of that
part OF the country, and is firm believer in the Kis
met territory as an oil field He is of the cold
timers and no one will doubt his faith in the coun
try, after hearing him talk If interested in oca-
ton, drop him a line.
The Kismet Klipper is the avenue of publicity
IN ksmet and it weekly visits the homes of most of
the people in that part of the county H. s. Mooney
guides the desnies of the Kipper and has piloted il
through the seasons until it has become fixture in
the county. 1t is a progressive, wde-awake sheet,
almost as good looking its editor and the patronage
it is receiving attests its popularity If you would
know more about Kismet send in dollar and a half
and get the Klipper, and you will get your moneys
worth.
c. NJ Kiddoo the dray and transfer man, does
not believe in letting the world go by, but realizes
that advertising pays and while he is as busy as can
be- says he wants to do his part to help boost Kisme
he got in on the booster page Mr.. Kiddoo is a
scker for service and Ksme is fortunate in having
good transfer service.
H. D. Masson former county commissioner, lives
a mile and half west of Kismet in beautiful and
Kismet men and has done much to place Kismet on
the map. He farms large acreage has fine
registered stations conducts big threshing outfit
two and raises ful-blood Poland Chinas. If inter-
ested in good stock, have talk with Massoni.
N. G. Moody conducts irst-cass grocery In
Kismet and is of the substantial men OF the
town He has ben a resident of Seward county since
1885, coming from Missouri. He spent the time up
until four years ago raising cattle, and then engaged
in the grocery business He has nice stock and is
having a good business.
P. L. Davis conducts general merchandise bust
ness, being successor to Prater & Davis. He
to Kansas in 1901 and located at Palms. and en-
gagged in business at Ksmet in 1919. He and Mr..
Prater bought the C. G. Heitmann stock. and later
Mr. Davis bought out Mr.. Prater. He was assistant
postmaster Plains three and half years. and proved
up place southeast of Plains He has good stock
well selected, and is known as one of the enter
prisng men of northeastern Seward county.
The Kismet schools are managed by most eff
cent bunch of men, whose names you will find under
The school write-up this page. They are largely
responsible for the commodious building and compe-
tent instructors who are making a success of the
schools, and adding to the desrability of Kismet
a place in which to rear family.
We have not room to say more. but we would
advise anyone interested in seeking a location in
town which should have good future to write to
the real estate men, the Ksmet Kpper, any of the
business of the city, who will be glad to give
any information possible.
Paul w. Light & Company. the newest firm to
engage in business in Kismet, is not new to Seward
county for Mr. PaulW Light is what his friends please
by R. E. Benson until his death, and deal has just
been closed whereby Paul w. Light & Company be
come the owners Mr.. Light promises service and
prices equal to their Liberal yard, and that is saying
the square deal plan. Mr. Joe Benson. who has been
with the business, will continue with the firm as
manager, and will be glad to see you when you need
anything in their line.