The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-06-15

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Polo Game at the Fair Grounds,
Sunday, June 18th. Admission 25c.
The Cowboys will meet the Hays
Polo Club at the Fair Grounds, Sun
day, June 18th. Admission 25c.
Are you going? Polo Game, Sun
day June 18th, at the Fair Grounds.
Admission 25c.
The North Section Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the NJ E. Church will
hold a Food Sale in Grass Bros
Store, Saturday p. m. beginning at
one O'Clock.
Is bars Kinks Naphtha, s1.OO-
Viola Sample Store
Goats Milk for sale. Also four
does to freshen in June, S25. each
426 East Second Street. j15t4
The singing by Mr.. Dee Baird at
the Viola Sample Store was we'll at
tended and appreciated Mr.. Baird
will sing again next Saturday, at 3
p. m. Do not miss it.-Viola Sample
Store.
The singing by Mr.. Dee Baird at
the Viola Sample Store was we'll at
tended and appreciated. Mr.. Baird
will sing again next Saturday, at 8
p. m. Do not miss it.-Viola Sample
Store.
The singing by Mr. Dee Baird at
the Viola Sample Store was well at
tended and appreciated. Mr.. Baird
will sing again next Saturday, at 8
p. m. Do not miss it.-VioIa Sample
Store.
Those new patent Flappers, all
prices.-Viola Sample Store.
The Lacrosse Chieftain announces
that Mrs. C. P. Hamburg of CHICAGO.
has been home on a visit to ber.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Grass.
Mrs. Hamburg was formerly Miss
Dora Grass, a teacher in the Fort
Hays Normal.
L. H. Boyd of Russell, was in Havs
Tuesday of this week, ACCOMPANIED
by r. S. Barnes and Hugh Philips of
Ohio. The young men made the trip
from Ohio to Russell in five DAYS in
a Ford touring car.
Mrs.,A. B. Neeley left for her home
at Minneapolis, Kansas, after several
days visit with her father, Peter John
son, and other relatives here.
Lewis johnson has accepted the
agency of the Standard Oil Company
of Hays. Those desiring the Stand
ard Oil wagon to stop at their house,
will phone LAG when prompt service
Will be rendered.
Beauty Specialists at Rexan Store,
sweek commencing June 10. Free ad-
vice on care of scalp and face. Con-
sultatiOn free. Make appointments
now.-King Brothers, Rexall Store.
Those new patent Flappers, all
prices.-Viola Sample Store.
Mrs. H. NJ. Briner, who has been
here for the past three months visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Amman Feitz,
leaves this Thursday night, for Cleve-
land for a short stay, after which she
will return to her home in Pennsyl-
vania.
The farmers had big old-time pic
mic in the Saunders grove in Buckeye
township, Wednesday. The president
of the State Farmers Union made an
address. Over thousand people
were present and all kinds of games
were enjoyed.
The new stone cottage on West
Broadway is about completed;
another FIVE room bungalo is being
built just west of there on that
street, while the frame for another
cottage is up on the Ryan addition
just west of the Mrs. Shade home.
All Leather Travelling Bags,
Leather lined. Special Saturday,
$500. Viola Sample Store.
With the farmers having no pros
poets for a wheat crop, business in
town is dull for want of the farmer
trade, while the retired farmers in
our city have little income, work has
netirely stopped on the new Meth
odist church until fall
There was a great crowd at the
Sunday School at the Methodist