Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-30
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Fresh beef at Bakers Adv. IT,

Fresh beef at Bakers Adv IT,
Extra large hedge posts-Hardman
Lumber Company
A good second hand piano at bar
gain=F NJ Munson-
For Sale-Ford car in good order
1Stf Overland Garage.
STANDARD size 12-inch sweat pads at
rs cents each at Shriner's harness
shop adv It.
For an every day watch, a Jewel
Elgin in Mihil case for only SO at
the Reliable Jewelry Store 1927
Marie Gregg has accepted a posi-
ton of teaching north of Ellis for
$3.50 a month This makes her third
term in that vicinity--Sand Creek
Items in Hill City New Era
For Sale-5 room residence, full
basement, 2 blocks from High School,
8 blocks from postoffice- Priced right
Easy terms; immediate possession
Inquire at this Office. adv.18-H
N. A Turner, state auditor. and
his family were in WaKeeney short
! time Monday forenoon. They were
on their way home to Topeka from a
pleasure trip to the mountains of Col
orado.
The ladies Aid of the Methodist
church gave a supper at the church
basement Tuesday. night, the proceeds
to go to the Memorial hospital fund
The net proceeds were twenty-four
dollars.
We understand that Thos. Kite has
sold his farm of 800 acres in Wilcox
township We have not been able to
learn the consideration but we under
stand it was practically thirty-fve
dollars per acre.
E. A. Courtney reports an excel
! lent business last Saturday at the OPP
| ening of the j. B. Byars & Co. store
in this city Another page advertise
| ment is being run in The World this
week. Be sure to read it.
F. D. Hastings came over from Ell
linwood, last Thursday and visited
here Friday with friends leaving on
the night train for FIT. Collins, Colo,
where he will visit short time at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Nc
Farland.
We are requested to state that an
error exists in the WaKeeney Tele-
phone directory in the number OF
Nick Dockendorf and o. H. Troupe
Both numbers appear in the directory
| as 8O5- This is correct for Mr.. Troupe
but 800 is the correct number for Mr.
Dockendorf.
| Mr. and Mrs T. J. Rhoden and
| daughter are visiting at the homes
| of their sons, Gle and George. Il
| is their expectation to spend the
/ next several weeks in the mountains
| of Colorado. They recently solo
| their property at Emporia where
| they had lived for some time and are
| now undecided as to just where te
| locate.
| From information CLEANED we con
| clude the boys and girls of this com
munity are going to display consider
able interest in the bucket and stool
| calf special premium offers which ar,
| being made by the Fair Association
and W. F. Swiggett. These combined
| offers aggregate close to 500, bu
| calves entered for one premium can
| not compete for the other. The of
fers are worth while to any boy O
girl and they should investigate them
A display in which the ladies O
this county will be especially inter
ested in, is the factory demonstratiol
of Hoosier kitchen cabinets at s. ]
Straw's furniture store Friday an
Saturday, July 1 and 2. Those VIII
buy cabinets at this time will receiv
free with each cabinet, a $3.50 kit
chen set. The Hoosier is one of tn
best constructed and most complet
kitchen cabinets made and one O
them should be in every kitchen i
the county Ladies should make it
point to be at the furniture store dur
ing this demonstration. The cabinet
are being sold at $3.50.
Pure home made lard at Bakers