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NEWS CORNER

Clayton Habacker and family WIS.,
tied Sunday ut ii. X. Cooley's nome
Mrs. Harold Rowland and daigh'
ter Gene called on Mrs. Cradle we'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Keech and Cecil visited sun
day at the home of J. w. Freeman
Mrs. Sam Burlington called on
Mrs. VIII Slcichtcr Wednesday even
ing.
Austin Miller and family spent
Sunday at l.. II. JohnsOn's home.
Pat McSweeney called on w. o.
Sleichter Wednesday.
Sam Burlington and family spent
Wednesday forenoon at X. j. Bed
wells home.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIalbert spent Sun
day evening at Mrs. Cradles home
Mrs. Henry Hauptman spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs
Pernard Martin south of Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Burlington ana
children, VIII Mauldin and son Roy,
John Yonally, Harvey Keech, Nor.
man Ieshley, Clayton Babacker and
Howard Cooley spent Sunday AFTER
noon at the Cradle home.
Mrs. Chas. Rowland, Mrs. Harold
Howland and Mrs. John Sleichter
visited Mrs. w. II. Hansen Sunday
afternoon.
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VALLEY VIEW

Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs. Emil Ham,
n son last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Philip Heer motored
to LindsbOrg last Sunday.
l.. Kieferle and family and IL.
Wilkerson and family were dinner
guests at August hides home Sun
day.
The Weeneda Club and their fam
lilies spent very enjoyable even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Vassar last Wednesday, 1t being the
latter's birthday. Refreshments were
served after which all departed
wishing Mrs. Vassar many more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Chas. Hoffman OF College Hill
was visiting Mrs. Eva Smith the lat
ter part of the week.
The ladies of the Needle Art CLUB
and their families walked In ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leck-
ron and gave them very pleasant
surprise, the occasion being their
18th anniversary.
Alice Snapp is working for Mrs.
Emil Ham.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Wagner are
the proud parents of baby girl.
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NORTHEAST BUCKEYE

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kaufman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Duffy were visl-
tors at Paul Kauffmans Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fleagle were
visitors at Buckeye Sunday.
Harry Picking and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at Paul Lcnhart's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chronister
and Anderson Minter attended ser
vices ut Abilene Sunday afternoon.
Moses Zeigler and family spent
Sunday at the Frank IIilborn home.
The Bethany Aid Society met
with Mrs. John GrOgg wednesday
and arranged for the lunch to be
served for the sale at Jack Blues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgmon were din
ner guests at Paul Lenharts last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Whteley spent
Monday evening at his mothers in
Abilene.
Earl Kaufman is patching at his
place north Of Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter knntz Wis
tied at her fathers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kugler were
shopping in Abilene Monday.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr. and Mrs. elem Pleiser and
Mrs. Taylor Dobbins and daughter
called at the Chris Zumbrum home
Thursday.
Arlie Scripter, Morris Mcdonald
and Harry Thomas came up from -
G. II. :. Saturday to spend the week
end with home folks.
Mrs. Theo. Gfeller is on the SICK
list.
Elsie Frohardt spent Saturday
night at the Theo. Gfeller home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gfeller enter
tained at dinner Sunday the follow
, ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Emmer
Norman, Edna Thomas from Man.
haitian, ella, Harry and Charley
Thomas, Pat Gfeller, Marvin Gfelell
and Ralph Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Freeman ana
daughters spent Sunday at the Myroil
Hall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Schmede-
man and lone called at the Theo.
Gfeller home Sunday.
Last Saturday Esther Lowe closed
very successful term OF school at
Pleasant View school. A dinner was
enjoyed by n large number
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Shivers spent
one evening last week at the Z. ".
Sh0ffncr home.
Mrs. Emmer Norman and Mrs
Earl Gfeller spent Thursday AFTER
noon Mt the w. r. Thomas home.
The Ii. q. ID. ladies gave Mrs. Roy
Brown kitchen shower at the Joe
Brown Sr.. home last Friday after
noon. About eighteen ladies were
present. Mrs. Brown received many
useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shafer ana
Lucille spent Sunday afternoon AT
the w. X. Thomas home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Mcdonald and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. ano
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pierce calleo
on Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Lyon Sunday
afternoon.
+ Little Emory Willhoff who was on
the sick list last week is able to DC
around again.
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EDUCATION EMPTIES JAILS
Cheaper to School Child Than to Jail
Him Says Professor
rAaaociated Press1

Columbus, o., March 25.-1t Is
cheaper to school child than to jail
him, said DIR. Arthur c. Berry, dis
trict superintendent Of schools at
New York City and lecturer on school
administration at New York Univer-
sity, at the second annual education
al conference at Ohio State Univer-
sity here today. ''Brutally framed,
that Is the one convincing answer to
the man who asks why he should
share the burden Of educating his
neighbor's children in whom he has
no interest,"" added DR.. Perry.
whether he realizes it or not, he
has a very real interest in these chill
dren. It is Of vital concern to him
whether as he meets them he meets
civilized, decent, orderly people or IL
literates, mendicants or cut-throats.
His school tax is the premium he
pays for his policy of insurance
against social chaos.
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SUNNYSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. III. Nj. Fink and son
Orville and Mrs. q. n. Poe and son
Dale spent Sunday at the Geo. Sex
ton home in Abilene.
Mrs. j. A. Carpenter is Ill.
Mrs. Will Acutf was called home
last week from Solomon where she
is staying with her sons who are
attending there to be with Mr.. Acuff
who was i'll.
Grandma Wilson who has been
very i'll is slowly improving.
Mrs. c. j. ClemOns of Wichita is
visiting at the Geo. Poe home.
Donald Fink had the misfortune
of being hit in the eye with ball
bat Monday at school
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook spent Sunday
afternoon at the w. j. Copeland
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wilson of Sa-
lima visited Sunday at the +. A.
Harshman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stone left
Wednesday for Iowa.
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CHAPMAN

David Rolf died at his home mere
Tuesday morning, March u. lie
had reached real old age and had
lived I'm this community for many
wears. The funeral was held Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock AT the
Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sans ana David
Rolf of Morris county were mere
attending the funeral OF Mrs. Sans
and Mr.. ROllf's fatller.
Dr. Roy MOXlcy who was mere
taking care Of his father during ms
last illness has gone to kcrvln.
John Rolf Of oklahoma was called
here to attend the funeral or MS
father.
Mrs. Galligcr passed away last
Tuesday morning. Her daughter dicd
two weeks ago and she has been
sick ever since.
Mrs. Scibcr of Junction City IS
here visiting at the home of her son.
The carpenters have Joseph Lar
sons house under roof.
Arthur Long has recovered from
his accident and Is at work as as
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HAYES

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kyle and Mrs.
j. II. Blair were Abilene visitors
Monday afternoon.
Otto Woodson is home after sew
eral months stay in northeastern
Kansas.
A. II. Long and family, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Chester Kassner and l.. X. Dow
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lowe Sun
day.
Joe Frazier ana Emil Lexow called
on Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Long Sunday.
Harry Sampson is working FOR
Hayes Blair.
Miss Eva Long spent Sunday at
Detroit with Miss Berniece Long.
The following schools closed last
Friday: Harmony, Miss Viola Page
teacher; Centerdale, Miss Lady
teacher, and Moonlight, Stanley
Kelly teacher.
Darius Long Is working for Jas
10y.
Miss Esther Lowe is home after
closing her school Saturday a.
Pleasant View.
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MOONLIGHT

Ray Livingston took Sunday dim
ner at Chas. Leach's.
Grant Balmer and family and Mrs.
Lizzie Crider visited Chris Orders
of Junction City Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Page and family visited at
ID. Il. HOover's Sunday.
Rev. Monroe Book preached at
Bethel Sunday.
Harry Crider had the misfortune
of hurting his arm Sunday while
cranking Ford. He was unable TO
use it for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Tobias WIS.,
tied at Harry Tobias Sunday.
Mrs. Jess Crider who has been
very sick with the flu is improving.
J. NJ Sheets is able to be out
again,
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SOUTH FLORA


Albert Humpert's were In this VI
cinity Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. Dickinson ana
family spent Sunday ut Charles
Neadcrhisers.
Mr. Roller had his wrist badly
spralned while starting his ear Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danner and famliy
called ut John Britt's Sunday even
ing.
Miss Marie Young started 10
school at Flora Monday morning,
The Harvey schol close Friday
with program in the aofternooil
and u supper
Mrs. Tom Watt is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Bert
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter JOlitz ana
family took dinner with Mrs. Joll'z
Of Tamage.
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WOODBINE

The high sch0ol girls defeated the
town girls team AT game or basket
ball Monday evening.
The farmers have been busy pre-
pairing the ground and sowing oats
and the ladies ure making garden.
Several of the many friends of
Ray Garrett pleasantly surprised
him ut his home Monday evening,
March 20, the occasion being his
birthday. The evening was prOht-
ably spent and good time was re-
ported By those present.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Mccoy ana
little daughter were down from Hope
Sunday.
Florence Teigs spent the week
end with home folks.
The temperature dropped down to
"a degrees Tuesday morning.
Quarterly meetings are to be held
ut the Zion NJ. l.. church Saturday
and Sunday. Dr. Smith, district
superintendent expects to be pres
ent.
Grandma OLsterreich, the Oldest
citizen In the city and the c0mmuh-
lty and one OF the first settlers III
Dickinson county, coming mere Ill
1859 and settling on Lyons creek
two miles northeast Of where the
city of Woodbine now stands passed
away Monday night after an illness
of about seven weeks, being over 80
years old. He and his wife were
charter members Of the Oldest church
organization in the county, the LyOha
German NJ. l.. church, which was
organized in 1859 and is at this time
a tiOurishing congregation. lie was
"a devoted Christian and at all times
took an active part in the church ana
community. He was greatly Diesseu
in material things and did much good
in giving financial assistance ut
some time to large per cent or the
families living in the community.
lie also gave large sums to the
church, schools and other instltu-
tiOns of charity.
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DETROIT

Miss Lola Hawk is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Funk.
Miss Opal Long spent Friday and
Saturday in Chapman with her sis
ter Miss Bernice who is attending
high school there.
Mrs. Kastner and Mrs. Roy Ander-
son spent Thursday afternoon with
John Anderson's.
Mrs. c. c. Gunther and Mrs. Anon
Hawk visited Mrs. Harry Shearer
Tuesday afternoon.
G. Hoffman passed away at his
home west of town Tuesday. Mr.
Hoffman was stricken with paralysis
Jim Knox was Junction City
visitor one day last week.
Loretta Knox, Flora Grey, Minnie
Norton. Zelta VanDeventer, +. Nor
ton,I Edwin Johnson, Robert Ions
and Kenneth Dunlap attended thu
fair at the high school at Chapman
| Saturday.
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ACME

Mr.. and Mrs. $. J. Minter visited
Mrs. Emma j. Cox OF Abilene sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Felbush ana
daughter went to Abilene Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sexton Wis
tied Leslie Harrison's of Hope Sun
day.
Jack Duncan was quite badly hur'
Saturday when n team OF mules ran
away with him.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burk'
son.
J. B. Caskey and wife and Mrs.
l.. A. Tucker visited at Mrs. Nancy
Lenhert's of Abilene Friday.
The mid-week prayer meeting was
at Mrs l.. A. fuckers last Wednes-
day
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HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Mcrl IIougland and son OF
clny Center are visiting friends here
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Blacsl spent
Sunday at Ralph COffenbcrgers.
The club will meet with Mrs. }. r.
IIclens April 3.
Mr. and Mrs. james Huston had
ms Sunday guests: Mr.. ana Mrs. +.
l.. Blacsi and Mr.. and Mrs. sam
Lash. Mr.. Blacsi's friends are glad
TO hear that he is able to be out
again after having to spend the en-
tire winter In the house.
Geo. Kirk OF Abilene ana Bert
Bradley OF Lacrosse were visitors AT
@. ". Bradley's last week.
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Bought Fine Stallion

$. Metz L. Son Of HOmewo0d, Ill.
have sold to Sam Bert Il fine Perch
eron stallion. He weighs ton, big
boned and a wonderful draft horse
Now is the time to start raising good
horses. II you don't you will hnd
yourself short Of good brood mares
Mr.. Bert will make the stand TINS
season at his home place. All IN
terested should see this grand stal'
lion and arrange to breed. Mr.. Ber'
also has good jack with the horse
30W1t
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KEYSTONE

Mrs. Will BOtz and daughter Mar
garct and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. IL. van
Loon from Washua, Iowa, spent
Thursday at L. l.. Botz's home.
The Keystone school children took
half holiday Friday. They with
their teacher. Mrs. Ausherman, went
to Rlack Hill and took in their last
day program and dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim HOWE and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar B0tZ
and baby and Mrs. Frank k0pfer
and baby spent Sunday at L. H.
BotZs home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Danner ana
baby moved on the Clarence Meier
firm Monday.
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RURAL MEET SATURDAY
Have I68 Entries For Track and
Field Meet Here

The eleventh annual Dickinson
county track and field meet for rural
schools will be held at the City Park
in Abilene Saturday, April l, COM
mencing at / o'clock. The county
spelling contest will also be helo
Saturday.
The entries in the track and field
meet number 16S and are from the
following districts: 10, 10, %, 40
"a, 40, 81, 5S, so, "a, 6S, 73, 70
"a, 95, 9S, 80, 1O5, 100, 40, III.
There are events for boys and
girls. First prize is bronze medal
and second and third, ribbons. There
will be silver medal awarded to
the high point winner and cup to
the school scoring the most points.
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WALNUT GROVE

Harry Hoover's made a business
trip to Junction City Tuesday.
Mrs. S. ]. Lady and Miss Eunice
Lady visited at Aaron Dayhoff's Sat
urday afternoon.
Aaron Dayhoff's, Ray and Helen
Rrechbill and Evan Hoover visited
at Ben Bert's Sunday.
Tom Whiteley's attended the lec-
ture "A Humorist" in Abilene Mons
day night.
Carl Wick and family attended
the Chapman high school fair Satur-
day.
ON March 9th the children and
grandchildren of d. III. Brechbill
surprised him with birthday supper
i'm honor of his roth birthday.
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EAST BUCKEYE

+. u. Teeters attended the debate
given at Talmage Monday evening
Russell Fair is having his drove
pulled out. Elmer Bebermeyer Is
doing the work.
Several from here went to Abilene
Monday evening to hear the lecture
at the high school given by Strick'
land Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Picking VS.
tied mt Paul I.enhartS SUNDAY.
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NAVARRO

Mrs. X. Londen visited at c. 1.
Londeen Saturday afternoon.
Betty Strole spent Sunday at Miss
Mary Margherman's.
Ora Houlton of Abilene was In
Navarro Monday on business.
Ben Shank made a business TRIP
to Enterprise Saturday.
Henry Yuhl was in this vicinity
Friday.
Paul Graham of Salina spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Graham
Miss Mary Maughermar spent
Thursday at Mrs. Fred Londeen.
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GLENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hucksoll moved
on Harvey looks farm.
Mrs. Clarence Stoffer and Mrs.
Emery Bowser visited at the home
of Charley Janis Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. G. G. Cress and children WIS.,
tied Thursday afternoon with Mrs
John Carver.
Emery Bowser Is building n brood
,er house.
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We will sell at public auction on
the home place, " mile east ana
Sb miles north of Detroit, miles
east and 9 miles north of Talmage,
and miles west and = miles south
of Upland, on
Tuesday, April II
Commencing at IL O'Clock, the fol-
lowing:
HEAD OF HORSES
Bay horse, weight 1,500 lbs; bay
mare, weight 1850 lbs; span gray
mules II hands high.
HEAD OF CATTLE
Two cows, 1 fresh and other will
be fresh in May; steer calf 0 months
old: grade Shorthorn bull; yearling
heifer.
HEAD OF HOGS
Two sows weighing IT'S lbs. each,
shoats weighing 100 lbs. each.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Moline grain wagon, Clark buggy,
wheel barrow double grass seeder, j.
l. Case lister, ]. l. Case gang plow,
J. l. Case 2-row agitatOr, Moline z
row cultivatOr, plow or lister truck
Dodge double knife harrow. McCor-
mick corn binder, Victor disc, over
shot hay stacker, hay buck, 2-hole
shelter (either hand or power), IA
h.p. engine, stalk rake, pump head,
nair rake wheels. This machinery
is all in good shape, some practicaliy
new.
AISO-Some bee hives, tons al
falfa hay, II bushels Sudan seed
40 bushels Kansas yellow corn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kitchen cabinet, Perfection D
burner oil stove, bedroom suite,
Old Trusty incubators (1OO-egg anc
oOO-egg sizes), cream separator
power washing machine with wiring
er, some chairs and other small at
ticles.
Lunch served by Bethany Ladies
Aid. Free coffee. Bring tin cups.
TERNs-$1O and under, cash
Over that amount a credit or
months will be given on bankabl'
notes with interest at 10 per cent
ONLY 8 per cent charged If paid wheI
due. No property to be removes
until terms are complied with:
C. L. & B. F. BLUE
WM. COOKsON, Auctioneer
C. G. WELLER, Clerk
]. B. HIGDoN, Banker
, s0w2t-di&s
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Packard or Ford

1t doesn't make any difference
what kind of a car you own, we vii
repair it or overhaul it in work
manlike. businesslikc way. we hnt
the cause Of trouble, stop it and de
liver your car in first class shape a
b. +. Freeman's Garage, Abilene.
3-3Od3t-3 -30w3t
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FARM LOANS

DO you need to Increase or renew
your farm loan or make new loan.
if so see us before closing as we can
give you the option to pay 500
or multiple at any interest payment
date after the first six months. Also
best rates.
MARTS & DANFORD,
Office in Reflector Bldg.
8-11Wtf
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Oil

Machine, lubricating and harness
oils, any kind you need. Prices rea-
sOnable. j. E Price, 203 S. w. md
street Abilene. 3-16w3t"
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Man Wanted

in your locality with car for a
dandy good job, something you don't
get every day, lots of easy money
for the right man. Don't fail to
write w. i. Kiner, Clay Center, Kan
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RECENT REFLECTIONS
Ais well with the Maxwell. dWtI

We have all unlimited supply or
6 per cent money to loan on farms
in Dickinson and adjoining counties.
Dean & Company, Southworth build
ing. corner 2nd and Buckeye, Abb
lone Kansas. 3-6dtf-9wtf
Kelly Springfield tires cost no more
than others. Get them at b. ID.
Freeman's Garage, Abilene.
3-3Od3t- -30w3t
The big reputation of Tanlac has
been made by doing what other med
icines failed to do. J. NJ. Gleissner
& Son, local agents. ltW
Oldsmobile sets the pace. Twen-
ty-fOurth year.
New lumber, new prices, best
quality. Abilene Hardwood Lumber
Co., $40 ". Buckeye. 2-21d&wtf
Watch the Fords 60 by. tt
Miss Louise Albach of Scran-
ton, Kan, will preach in the Union
church 5 miles south of Abilene Sun
day afternoon, April 2 at 2:3O. Sub
ject. "The Second Coming OF the
Lord" Everybody welcome.
Duckwall's have just received q
big new shipment of stamped goods
for embroidery work. All new pat
terms. Z9dot- II
You ride with pleasure when you
have on Federal tires. Get them al
b. e. Freeman's Garage, Abilene.
30d3t -30w3t
We believe in Tanlac and so viii
you If you try it. J. NJ. Gleissnel
& Son, local agents. IL"
Taken up, March 1c, one brown
mare, lame in right hind leg, ont
bay geldfng wearing halter. G. E
Dieffenbaugh, Talmage, Kan.
24d2t-3Ow1t
Special sale on house aprons a
Duckwall's Saturday. 29d3t-wl
; There is not single portion O
the body that is not benefited by tn
helpful action of Tanlac. J. NJ
Gleissner & Son, local agents. 1ty
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a
; Myers, "a daughter. Mrs. Myers wa
formerly Miss Edna Mohler.
Place your order for early hatche
chicks with the Bowel Hatchery
Abilene; lac each for Leghorns, 10
for other varieties. 1-12wt
, A big sale on new bungaloN
, aprons at Duckwall's next Saturda
at only 9S cents each. 29dSt-wI
You get your moneys worth whe
: you buy Tanlac, because it produce
results. ]. NJ Gleissner & Son, locs
agents. t'
r. I. Red chicks and mother fo
B sale, also eggs soc a setting. Mr'
e Geo. Houlton. phone $50. 29d2t-wl
Don't forget the big special sal
! on bungalow aprons at Duckwall
next Saturday. 29dSt-wl
C. G. Malm while loading som
furniture at Burnham's this mornin
thought he was stronger than he wa
and in a hard lift dislocated his ugf
larm. He viii carry 1t carefully for
few days
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Closing Out Sale

Having traded for the entire stock
of racket store goods at Talmage,
Kansas, l am offering to the retail
trade all goods at 25 per cent dls-
count. Remember that this store Is
quitting business. All goods must
be sold.
H.'B. PEATLING, Owner
1tw Talmage, Kan
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One of the governments greatest
irrigation plans, the Carson -Truckee
project in Nevada is on the line or
the Victory Highway.
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pl.v At Union Center School

Play at Union Center School
On Thursday evening, April u, a
home talent play will be given at
Union Center school house, 5h miles
south of Abilene. A box and pie
social will also be held. Ladies bring
pies or boxes.
INV. C. G. STEVENS, Mgr.
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Rrooder.Stoye Coal?

You can get genuine Pennsylvania
Anthracite of Badger Lumber & Coal
Co., Just east Of postOffice, Abilene,
Kansas 9w6t
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TALMAdE RACKET STORE
for sale or trade. II. B. Peatiing,
Owner. Talmage, Kansas. 1tw
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The big reputation Of Tanlac has
been made by doing what other med
icines failed to do. J. NJ. Gleissner
& Son, local agents. IL"
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State of Kansas Dickinson County. IS:
I. Sue L. Bell. cashier of said bank.
do solemnly swear that the above
statement is truei that said bank mas
no liabilities, and is not indorser on
any note or obligation. other than
shown on the above statement. to the
best OF my knowledge and belief. SO
"e-p SUE l. BELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 23d day of March, 1922
A. e. ROBSON.
(sEAL) Notary Public
Commission expires on the 21st days
of June, 1920
CORRECT. Attest:
SUE l.. BELL,
A. e. ROBSON,
GLEN BELL.
JOHN MARK,
Directors.
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PUBLIC SALE!

We will sell at public auction on
the home place, " mile east and
Sb miles north of Detroit, 8 miles
east and 2 miles north Of Talmage,
and s miles west and = miles south
of Upland, on
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Kelly Springfield tires cost no more
than others. Get them at B. E.
Freeman's Garage, Abilene.
2-2Od3t- 3OX3t
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Official Statement of the Flnaucial
Condition Of the
FARMERS STATE BANK
NJ HOlland. Kanaaa,

mt Holland, Kansas,
at the close of business on the 18th
day of March, 1922.
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Watch the Fords 60 by.

Watch the FOrds 80 Oy. -
Miss Louise Albach of Scran-
ton, Kan, will preach in the Union
church 5 miles south of Abilene Sun
day afternoon, April 2 at 2:3O. Sub
iect. "The Second Coming OF the
Lord" Everybody welcome.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

We have all unlimited supply OF
6 per cent money to loan on farms
in Dickinson and adjoining counties.
Dean & Company, Southworth build
ing, corner 2nd and Buckeye, Abb
lone Kansas. 3-6dtf-9wtf
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

Duckwall's have just received a
big new shipment of stamped goods
for embroidery work. All new pat
forms 29d3t-w1t
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

New lumber, new prices, best
quality. Abilene Hardwood Lumber
Co., $40 ". Buckeye. 2-21d&wtl