The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 6

Teach to be thrifty. Habits formed in childhood are, not apt to change in after years. The key opening box of A with more than fifty shines and a HOME SET for polishing is, an outfit unequalled for economy and LAC -TAN WH 1TE At 'all dealers no substitute: SHINE WITH SniMOlA AMD SAVE HOME SEX Closing out my stock of morchandise, all A-l fresh no old stock. Now is tho time for you to supply your wants, it' you-wish to make a saving for yourself. If yo'u miss these bargains the fault is yours; 12-lbs pure cane sugar for $1.00, with si.ip5.00 order 10 Ibs.

pure cane sugar for $1 limit. Toasties, 1 Oo; 13c; Shredded lac. You know the value of old wheat flour over tho of BOSS flour will carry you over. BOSS flour is General Distributors for Boss Flour, 48-ln. sack, $3.45 Phones 634 and 635 625 E.

6th Ave 'Have You Bought Your Liberty Bond? Subscribe w.eekly or monthly Mutual Building and Loan Association OFFICERS AND DIUECTORS A. II. Plumb, President Keimcy, Vicp-Preaulent C. Lfttle, Tie.isuroi B. C.

Ryan, Seciutary L. Bang T. Jenspn II Brooks MASTER-MACHINE the New Model cid do wn thehigh cost yourlypewrith'ii lcl(et OUR Typewriter, like your telephone, must become a cost- you are not getting all you puy for. A nil you it IB Hoyalizvti," you are paying the price of tlic without knowing of yotir old-slylc the higher cost of-your business letters. wonderful New Royal Master-Moacl JO taken the "firiacl out of typewriting.

The Koynl it cnsy for ANY stenbgrnphcrto turn out MOKE mili I.KSS- eiiort, in (he aamc working day. facts! Sctid. man" in fofa Write Direct for nnr noiv "and a beau- liful Colbr-pholograph of the NcwRoyalMastcr-MadfllO, Price $100 ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. he. Walnut.

Street t'ily, i fiOODS liberal to Clubs line exclusively. Special on baits, guarnnteed, 75 cents. TOS5 nonMUTS Coinniei'olal Phono 1.10-Í Alito Tojis Kccorcrod, replaced Bout of matPrlnl" ncod and i' itrr guaranteed TT' I A. it, AfOuuiv. ni Avenue 1 Res.

Phone 1018 tj TVe are Hie nutliorlzod akent of tho Stiorwm in- Becticiiica, Wo nro prepared to HoU you spraying zuatorinlg all kinds'Jii nny tiuantitio's. Paints, Kiminels, VamisHea, ftnlijier Olores Free Drngs, Sundries, at Glafi I'hone B20 Ooni'I. St. Ihp.Harttord (Ot.) PofcC; 'or 'can fear that ho hns one nl tlm If ho la of the piopei- twenn 2t nna ai, ylthoul auta, cnn pass the physical oxaniiiia- tlon, nnd It h)s continued at tho hUBlness in which ho Is engaged is not moro esyentliil than lio may bcrvo in nvniy. if for any is not ahle to serVo an a soltllnr he can oquij) luis ticen asllinniod that jiuroiinSG of ovoty Liberty I.oau liona fnnus pr.ietlcniiv stifilclent foi the (fqiiipniPiit of man in tho urmy.

The of PcininpltiB a soldier in r.hout as follows' U. S. rllle, modi'l with slliiff, Bight cover, oilor, thong nnd brush 3 17.00 AiimiuniUon I.OOOj Boldief probably would cany about 1SO cm tililges Oartrldge helt Hajonet Seahhard Shoes, Lwo pairs Stockings, tiouaoiR, two shirti, hat, bolt, ginsa ami LOU! niouso Knapsack, with ilttlags Overcoat Poncho, shelter, two blnnkots i urqui 1,09 t.f» 15.00 11.00 i O. hale and 14.00 Total man who ia too io or ho c'lnnot the woman Is unable to iigh because slie is a woman, but. who is possessed an or to flnamp the purchase Liberty ha 1 oppot Uinlty In this way to do a pat of his or her "bit Stoiio.s.

Following an ruckus a the home ot Blown, 21 1 Con gross Street, Monday night, Browi and Phil Perkins, both colored, were arrested by the county officers Llrown later gave bond, but Perkin wont to Jail. According to the county of'lccia tho men told conflicting stores Brown alleged the trouble staite following a ciap game ami I'erkln alleged the row started when bought borne liquor ol Per kins said to have, told the oMicen he drew 521 out of. his pocket li pay for luiuor and that Hi own knocked it out of his hand and se rnrcil Then ,11 alksged, Por kins waved a hatchet "at'Ill-own ain Hi own grabbed a gun and chasci Per inn; from hia home to the Santii Fo station Porlcms mid Brown will bo their healings at 2-01 tomorrow afleinoon before Rollo justice oi the poaco Uhaiges of asaruilt with attempt Kill have been placed agninet each man Brown ia out on a bond. Kpeedifet JI. A.

Schooclr picked up this morning by the city olTIceiq and locked tip until the '2. o'clock session of police court' today, (ho officers to charge' him with tinning rnoloi cycle -without a H- etififi and with speeding. It is said thnt the officora boon watching 'or'Sehocck for several days. This norning 'Marshal Harry Rcicert saw lim, atul trailed him In a Ford oar. I'he marshal soys that on Fourth Avenue and on Kast Sixth Avenue Schoeck niade thirty-six miles an lour on" liis machine.

I Wedding. Marriage licenses wore issued yes- erday to K. Thoren and Miss A-udloy Corwin, mm to- Den 0. Walkpr and Ula M. all of Topoka.

Bpth couples wove mar- I by nr. U'M Potts, of tho Fust Methodist tha parsonage afternoon. Thoren ia a in tho Orps of tho Kansas N'ationaT Onard, ilajor Milla commanding. Sixteen nan lages have boon issued Hinco line 1. 1 Wall paper.

Samuel Bros or Strong City, Is visiting relattvBs in finjnoria. Dr. Geo. P. Pierson; osteopath.

Phone 355. Orlo Harris, of Thcnis Crook, was Ilimpofia ye.itorday on Carl An spc-nd this in Tojioka, on church business. Paperhanging. Phone 1726. B.

Hammer. John FrodfiiiburK, Con nc is vmtlns JJinpbria' frionds. Yon got Uiitl' BAUsltylns'. harbor work at Iho barber nhop and of oallor in Kmporia wnti a yostor- Wall bargains in all grades, Sleisher Paper Company. i.

Mr. and J. rp.lnriiod from an oii it. Cnllfornia. The Hub.

has boon reopened na chill, short order and rooming honae, by "Dad" Tllnyon. ant! S. family will inolhor, In Kansas weok-end, It, Warrtsn and Aira. Warren 'n City, tor the Stationery 25c to 60c boxes of initial correspondence cards, and stationery, samples and soiled boxes 15c Eighteen boxes tulip linen pound paper, 50c value, for 19c Four 1 boxes French bonded notes, 50c 1 Oc linen envelopes. 5c, package THIS WEEK Leatherberry's Rexall Drug Store Opposite tho 'Mil-Way Phone 16fl Free Pfilfvery and a Aluminum Ware jor ike i are making an unusual offer for a few days in giving free a Ten Dollar Set of aluminum ware with every Range Eternal sold.

'Here is a chande to get a life time of satisfactory kitchen service a set of fine kitchen untensils at the regular price of the range. Thirty-two Points of Eternal Excellence make the Range Eternal Everlastingly Good. Its flues arc lined, Eternametai which never rusts or wears out and its patented polished top will not rust or pit like the old style polished topson other ranges do. -The Range Eternal out-looks, out -cooks and out -lasts other range on the market. It is the "most beautiful range can buy.

The brightly polished nickel, the blue steel df the body dull color of the top make this range a stant' source of pride. Its spirit of shining cheerfulluess penetrates to every nook and corner of your home. The Range Eternal costs no more than other ranges but is twice satisfactory. And don't forget that for the 'next few days we will give nwiiy a Ten Dollar sel of aluminum wkre with every Range Eternal sold. Call al our store and inspect thig range even if you are not ready to buy.

It will be worth your while. Ibc- Oil Tost. The tost'on thp Jlij iionscc form, ia doivti SOO fecit, at which) ilpptli UIG tlMll- cis Have hut Ihoir lQ incli The work is shut the river been so high that the KHS- olinc pump has boon under water. test on UK; Elilie farm, west of neon spudded, but tho drillers oamioi uliead with the worlt iintijl thfy tho 12-inch oasing, with which to shut off ground water from the ravel deposits over thd rook. Wurk on, tests jiroliably will ie resumed before the end of the week.

A. L. Oliger, seorelary of the Kansas State Retailers Association, wont odny lo llnrington, will itteiid ii'moetinu of IleriiiBlon Inisi- 'sK men jnid will tin! work, ol organixhiK a county association. Toiiibrrow nifjht "Mr. Ollcur will attend similar Heeling at whore lie will work' out plans for an of lioth tfons, it completed, will bo aftlilat- with the state association.

According to (ho the ok. ico of Iho county it uicD of "tho r.nfi axes remnined to he Of'the total amount of tho Hi evy, col'loutlons at (ins se off bnsiiiOK.i ol had imouhtetl to Thp. md half the "taxcK now aro psiy- blo and It is bn'iovod thai, the imoiint oiitstaudinpr will bo cut in before the tax dclin- Inont .1 nno Mrs. Wichoi-t, CMarn CowalsUi and'Andruw Winbort wmit Kansas Oily today for a short vla- with thfi Will Urior fiimlly aixl rank Wiohnrt. What you going to do for your outitry? Your money dan rotecl your homo with a Mhorly Agk Kniporia Stain Bnnk.

Miss Jfargory Colo, of Kinsley, ins heon visiting her Bessie Colo, at the CoUegq ory. Dr. and Mni. iirown, of lo- In Emporln. Mrs.

Brown is icrn for medical treatment. of visitor In day, li inker, Emnarla wan a yeatcr- Mr. and Aris. A Tat-oby daiigbter, Miss Joiinin, and from a uhort visit in Kansa's City. Perfection- oil, tho host burning oil on' tho market Twoiity-rivis lotn or moro lit wholosiiln.

Phone itr.o. M. Crook.4, of Kredonla, ia in the College menciiinent. iN'i'pds a 11 nine. A 1 () Old IKHHl'l ,1 wliorc.

can liavti tuid nuiv rucelyc! iiniiill for worlt 'Hho will go either to tho country or to a town Apply to Nina -lilly; matroii, telephone 1011(1. Paper. We have pitl'torim to Kiilt any tjinte at. most 'i-iutnoiinhlu Itlii- 70-1 Com- Jiiercinl HI root. liy ohionii' drlink was up Iho ctiunly officers) laiit night nind pl.ui'd HI the touutj Jail to Hobur up.

N'o cluu-jii! had linen him at noon toilny. W. K. Mills will repair your nnto lamps and fuiidera. Spring uiKl axlo work; 101 East Sixth.

Warren has relnriiod to hl.s hoiiit! in I or short visit with OE3QI XOE30I 2OE3O1 soxaox XOB3O Make Life Worth While -After a nerve-racking clay at lausiness, how you do enjoy the evenings in the big, soft, easy chair, smoking and reading. It revitalizes you and better fits you for the coming day and its problems. Enjoy those evening hours'in the peaceful communion and t.ha companionship of w.fe and children; She, after a long duy hotiKehohl utics and the.care of children, would also enjoy these oven- mn lionra at with you you provided the means with which 'to draw you closer together, and surround those younger ones with the touch of luxury and comfort that.good music can bring. Music will break the monotony of the closing clay and add a new joyousness to the whole household There need be no dull-hours where there is a good' pinno, plavor- pia.no or Victfola to cheer the spirit and warm the heart with music's I J. But make certain you select; an insLrnment that possesaes high tiuali- ttcKoC tona richness and structural beauty and oMasting merit.

Wo stand behind the goods we sell. Our.prices are attractive and we make terms to suit the purchaser The Pioneer Music Co. .421 Commercial Phone 1231 IOC ion i.