The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-08-17

we can lengthen their life for very
small Floyd, Master-Shoer,
at Viola Sample Store.
Hi-quality BrOOms, 49c.-Viola
Sample Stores.
Bemis & Stein have just received
a car load of new Chevrolet autOmo-
biles. The shipment consists Of
Sedans, Utility COupes, and fOur-pas-
senger lCoupes.
Mrs. C. W. Reeder, Sr., was oper-
ated on for appendicitis, Tuesday
night at the st. Anthony's hospital.
She was taken seriously i'll about six
o'clock in the evening and was oper-
ated on at 1900 O'Clock that night
Mrs. Marshal will hold her annual
Birthday Supper, Thursday, August
oath, at 600 p. m. Everyone cordial
ly invited.
The Lutheran Ladies will hold a
Food Sale at Grass Store, Saturday,
August 10Th.
Pony for Sale.-A good gentle sad
die pony. VIII sell or trade.-Frank
Kissing.
Mooney Oak, Ightest bending and
most adaptable for Ladies' Fine Shoe
soles. Floyd has it and uses it, at
Viola Sample Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and family
from Hobart, Oklahoma, and Mrs.
Barnes brother, Gus lesley, are Wis
iting with G. B. Grout and family.
Mrs. Barnes is Mrs. CIRCUITS sister.
Last Thursday, Kruger Brothers
lost fourteen stacks of wheat by fire.
Cause unknown. 1t was insured in
the Northwestern Insurance Com
pany, and their adjusting agent, Mr..
Walter Babson, arrived this week and
adjusted the loss satisfactorily.
The City Commissioners will hold
a public meeting on Tuesday evening,
August 22nd, at the City Hall, for the
purpose of giving every taxpayer of
Hays a hearing on the Budget. Any
suggestions whereby the business of
the City can be improved will be well
come. We earnestly solicit your
ideas. i
Board of City Commissioners.
Wash Boards, 48c.-Viola Sample
Stores.
Consider the Arkansas river. It is
a necklace rich and rare. At one end !
of it-Colorado-are hung jewels of
gold, silver iron and coal, and strung
along below them are wheat, cattle, |
corn and petroleum in Kansas; corn, /
cotton and petroleum in Oklahoma;
corn, cotton and coal in Arkansas. It
is the food and fuel wonder of the
world-the Arkansas river.-Victor
Murdoch.
Anna Rhoads returned home Sun
day night, from her visit near Nc
Pherson.
George Palmer and family have re-
turned from tehir trip to Hoxie, Kan
sas, where they spent week with
Mrs. Lon Gorrel, daughter of Mr..
Palmer.
H. H. Pierce and wife of East Nor
NAL Avenue, have taken an auto trip
to Illinois, for months visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Ward Sullivan.
School supplies and lots of them, at
least 1919 less.-ViOla Sample Stores
The city is laying a six inch water
main from connection on East Jun
iata street east on that street to
avenue and over that
avenue and under the railroad track
to their main line on East Second |
street.
Katie Joslin and mother left Tues
day morning, for Sharon Springs, for
short visit with Mrs. F. H. Gerrett
and family.
We are in receipt of the recent
speech in document form of Repre-
sentative Alice NJ. Robertson of
Oklahoma, entitled, present Eco
nOmic Conditions as Affecting Amer
lean Homes" This is a simple and |
charming presentation of the ques-
ton of Protection VS.. Free Trade and |
will be forwarded on postal card re-
quest. Address Wilbur F. Wakeman,
Agent, 1877 Centre Street, New York. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderwood of Iowa,
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs
c. W. Reeder, Jr.
DR.. Pruitt is packing his goods pre-
paratory to moving his manufacture
ing establishment to Wichita, and