The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-02-10

windows of passing trains, as well as
for the information of auto-travelers
passing through to the mountaina
during the outing season.
Call and see the new Hats now on
display at Miss Deane's Store.
Tomorrow, Friday, President Lewis
of the Fort Hays Normal, viii deliver
the address at Morland at the dedica-
ton of the new Rural High School
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edward Malloy
will furnish the music for the acco-
sion.
Prof. W. D. Shewman left Tues
day for Larned and other towns in
the state, on a trip for the Fort Haya
Normal Extension Division
Ford Tops, SIS, $40 and $25.-I
Hays Auto Tog Shop. In Basgall's
old Garage.
Furniture for sale at A. F. Cochran
residence.
The Methodist ladies will hold thei.
Easter Bazaar and Food Sale in the
basement of the Church, Saturday
March 26th. flow.
NJ. E. Gregg was over from Luray,
the first of the week, visiting his fam
lily.
Andrew Dreiling of the Victoria
bank, was attending court here Tues
day.
Ralph Graham was here from Man
haitian, this week.
Ed Truan is here from near Walkel
attending court as juror.
The Hays doctors are circulating a
petition for funds to install labor
atory at the S. Anhony hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bruney of Rus
sell, attended the dinner dance hero
Friday, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Philip, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Andrews, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon
Brenner.
The Lutheran church people are
endeavoring to engage a new pastor
to take the place of Rev. West who
has resigned.
Spring Hats in the good new styles
and leading colors now on display at
Miss Deane's.
John H. Wood is down from Monu-
ment, today Thursday.
All Farmers in need of Repairs for
Harvest Machinery should get their
orders in early-Weber & Co., Vic
toria f1Ow3
Trimmed and Tailored Hats for
Spring, now ready at the Macintosh
Hat Shop.
How much bread are you getting
for 15c? Miles Bread full II h.
loaves, 15c; two for 25c.
For sale.-At once. A brand new
baritone Call 81 or see R. A. Leiker,
Hays. Kansas.
An incipient fire occurred at tho
Kissing cleaning plant, Monday. The
fire apparatus was called out but the
fire was extinguished before they ar
rived. But very little damage was
done to the plant
Geo. Palmer and Alvin Fellers
were exhibitors at the Ellis Poultry
Fair, and were successful in winning
the first premiums on their entries.
They pronounce the fair a great sue
cess, being well attended and large
number of exhibits
Wanted.-A job running and re-
pairing gas tractors. Lots Of exper-
fence and good reference. Write W.
Meyer, Lock Box 124, Sugar City,
Colorado.
All Farmers in need of Repairs fdr
Harvest Machinery should get their
orders in early.-Weber & Co., Vic
toria. f1Ow3
Ford Tops, SIS. $50 and $25.-
Hays Auto Tog Shop. In Basgall's
OIu
Large and appreciative audiences
were present both Saturday and
Monday nights at the Strand Theatre
to witness $50 and Get It." the most
astounding newspaper story, as well
as one of the best photoplays ever put
on the screen. The aeroplane flights
alone were well worth the price of ad-
mission, as we'll as the superb acting,
and the great presses of a city daily
in operation. Wesley "Freckles"
Barry as the live copy boy, played
his part extremely well. Also this
Wednesday and Thursday nights was
shown one of the finest human inter
est pictures ever put on the screen,
depicting "The Greatest Love"-a
mothers love, which is now having
a successful run at the New Royal
Theatre in Kansas City Manager
Kirkman should be commended for
bringing before the movie fans of
this city the class of pictures which