Abilene Daily Chronicle from Abilene, Kansas • Page 4

7 1918 CLASS DRAWN ti CALLED WILL NOT LIKELY BE UNTIL FALL. Ji' Questionnaires Are Now Being Filled Out A Big Per Cent Will Be in Class 1180 Were Registered. SMOOTH AS A DISH. The top, front, doors sll the surface of the Copper-Clad limine- is smooth as a dish, and easily wiped clean. Instead of fuBsy ornaments, the Copper-Clad bag smooth rounded nickeled trimmings on a nl 10 smooth ebony body.

It is not only easy to clean but it makes a picture that cheera the kitchen and delights everyone. M. R. KUGLER Abilene, Kjuum 1 ti-'1 ft Tim hiss ol' retrisl nulls 'Mini' 1 mm lie at Washington Thursday have order they orvice. It is i ii i in I drawn i'ur sol 111!) lillN 1 1 1 II lie bi'i Ik1 mt liUoly "I the the pre.t- Alii call, II ms all ol' i The Best Commerce Salesmen 1 I sin VVluTPvr-r ithi fl 1 rirtT-.

i I 'ii ni' ii. in tllO-r mrvest, will ti'1 lieu -his will eatisfied truck-owner. Commerce Trunks for till M'lllp lie to ip nifrn rnn poranly exlianste he used. The I'm they wer Order 13 UVEft lllL ii BOYS IN THE SERVICE the lll'll in win .4 ,4 1 jl I v- and sold to give uninterrupted service. Seven years of successful manufacturing and our concentration upon a single model enable us to put only the best engineering, the best materials and the best workmanship into the One-Ton Commere Truck.

It is the most completely equipped and the most dependable One-Ton Truck on the market. Try this truck yourself. Put it on a touRh job. Watch its work and watch its cost of operation. Then you will understand Commerce (Juality.

I ra Name DICKINSON AGAIN OVER TOP IN W. S. S. I THE SlMTiiuin. son ol' Sheriff In-r-inon, is in a lour days' I ilri.ni the Hrent iikes training school.

1 i. II. Short. Jleringlon liaiph A. Mullein, Male aesl.T The Returns Aio Incomplete There Is No Doubt of The Results Amount Eut took the cMimination recent lor a position on a tiirpedi, boat as a siiliinariiie list en it.

To pass the lir-l tet one iiinsi. have perfect hcimm; 'I'o slum how many people's hoaiiru I Model Pot Top nnH Storm Curtains) Price complete M. is not pcrlcct, at the time ho dink Is cxiinil hn Ion I lier'e were just (well rllll i I ol' till' War cnioioiin, announce Slan, III is nl'liTiiiH that wild ninny school ty-hix passed nut ol' six hunilreil fi.rly. 11 ''nT7 dial riels net yet heard I'roiii it is hi.IV lo say Ihnt lirkirison county nurain wenl mi lie top in tbi' War Sa eaitipaiu hold yesterday. rignt applicants.

1 hose who puss I Ins test be lo anollier school in N'l'iv'Vni'k where they will lie three in ri I lis on various insl rumeni -necessary in the distari' i There were a unrulier of men t'ron, l.ha rural district who joined the limit destroyer he submarine is when ileli'cleil and Ihe depth of ill club which means the -subscribing ol the em. test 11 mount any was allow I'd to hike. Last citizens motoring in the coiinlrv Inld of any niniiher oi s'ii. The position will pay from up. Carl is an aiiihilious vuiuii; man and will make (rood.

A letter from Lieut, lireiru', brolh- school houses liu'lil 1 up and biimlrcls of I'ariui'rs fathered to rnako thcir ('r lyile dreir Fanners National Bunk, now Kervint; wild the pledges ll, is remai fi.ble showing and there "ya ill Franco writes: I L. H. TOLIVER AWene, Kans anwggg. ii immrminmiimwiMrMMiiiii mi urn i iT seems lu he insou 'roiii tv asked. no limit to what Ihck' 1 eounlry Usell is lieautilul people can do when "n'' W('" farmed that it is tilled by old men, women mid ehil dren.

Tbo villages nre picturesipie I'uneial of Mrs. Boyle. unil occasionally historic, hut neither, well kept up or sanitary. They pro- 11.) 114 115 The funeral services for the late be Scanluii, Chaiinaii Kverett 11. French, Abilene Jacob 11.

F.iifrle, Abilene Culvin j. Khvick, Abilene John W. Hook, Talnuute Fred W. Ziinker. Solomon Charles Murphv, Junction CASTO RIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years 1 Always bears Signature of Temporary Injunction.

Judge King has granted a temporary injunction against S. C. fioul-l and C. R. liarringer of Solomon restraining them from selling drinks Solomon.

A suit has been liled for 1 permanent injunction which wil be disposed of at the ext term of court. 11 IK 117 118 119 Citv wtiiitniitmiiiiiiiiiiinmittiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiuuiiiiiiitittitiiiiiiiiiiiiii: M.T.. lioyle of Solomon will be held nelorc the xvar. in the MotlioiliKt ehurch ut that pluw th" Kreneh beauties are Sunday morning al The sei- tuls('- doing. After this war viees will in charge of the pastor.

Ult'rB wl11 a million sol.liers return lUiriul in the Solomon cemetery. to l'- s- A- looking for honest-to- jOml American girls; and I've looke i mmmm "mrrf I 'em over in cities and villages both. MAKING TWO MILES GROW Food is scarce, tobacco scarcer. Wine WHERE ONE GREW BEFORE is bud; beer worse. We are in new territory for American troops ami When a motorist fails to receive the have not the conveniences of canteens utmost in mileage from a certain tire und V.

M. ('. A. 'a. They will no doubt y-becausei he has neglected to have it be established luter.

When I was in time there are two par-j back about the bases I somehow gol (lien who lose money. One is the mo-; the idea that this war was rather i torist himself; the other is the re- permanent thing an, 1 would last a long pairman who might have done but the closer I get to the lin-vulcanizing job. Recognizing this eonliilent 1 am that it is all truth, the far-seeing repairman does ''Hi l''rilis as soon as they lead us more than merely reuair the tire that I 1,11 However, Frilz. 12 121 122 123 124 125 120 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 130 137 CALL FOR Belie Serines Pumy ice cream SPECIAL TODAY "FRESH RASPBERRY FRUIT" All Dealers. 3 is brought to him; he inspects the 1 i no slouch of a wrapper.

I have tome to realize that more than ever. KM 138 Homes For Sale. other three on the rims for impending trouble. This is his service. We just received a big shipment Kelly Spring Field's Seven Thou-eand Five Hundred Miles Guaranteed Tire.

Brunswick five thousand miles guaranteed Tires. 13!) 140 Klnicr liriice, F.lnio Louis Leasnre, Solomon Carl I (ill i licr. Solomon (Jarrelt Scaton, Solomon (jlcn Nelson, Hope Arvid land. Enterprise Ji'ss Bowers. Abilene Edwin Chapman (Ico.

Kohns, I lope Dewey Perk. Abilene William Larson, MrKinlcv E. Austin, lomon 1 ferny A. K'oailcs, Hope Frank J. Trickle.

Abilene Daniel Eberhardt, Wakdilrld Ralph Hans, llcrington (icor'je (ii'o'j'r, Detroit Merlin C. Long, Hope Herbert fiuthals, Dillon Ernil Kichert, (Jypsuin Herbert linnlshaw, Ilerington Nt tin ll Tobias, Detroit Gottfried Blehin, Herington Eric Jin IT, Chapman John l.auer, Elmo Alva Titnm, Woodbine Adolpb Bcnlz, liainona Harry Kccs, Talmage Clarence Garten, Abilene Stanley Monroe, Abilene Clayton Engle, Abilene Halpli Haner, Herington Charlie Sharp, Detroit Benjamin Withnow, Dillon Leslie Krcps, Abilene George Smith, Hope Nathnniol Spangler, Abilene Clarence Hoffman, Hope Jos. Lane, Herington Leo Green, Manchester Chuley Steblik, Herington Irvin Horren, Abilene Dewey Rhnades, Tnlmng Albert McCormick, Elmo Leroy Ridgeway, Herington Benjamin Siegle, Herington Oscar Erich, Enterprise George Mullin, Abilene Stephen Engle, Abilene Peter Morgan, Hope William Jamis, Detroit Adam Helluek, Hamona Louis Mills, Enterprise Judson Stowits, Abilene Albert Callahan, Abilene Otto Schlesener, Hope Harry Kruger, Abilene Harold Deuiiiney, Enterprise William lioilly, Detroit Hairy B. llill. Hope Mike Mowat, Herington Carl C.

Abilene Ira C. Hess, Detroit Thoinas W. Sterling. Carlton Clifford j. Lnntz, Abilene Ernest L.

Ijihr, Abilene I'aul Brandt, Hamona Gustuv Kandl, Herington Chris, A. i'earson, Enterprise Lafayette Scott. Solomon LcKoy Bowman, Solomon Harry II. l'elter, Herington Guy C. Strong, Tahiiagc Cecil C.

Sw ift, Herington Curl B. F.r:Tmeyer, Abilene Vincicnt C. Cleinan, Chapmni) Jonas U. Feik, Manchester Edwin R. Gandee, Abilene Emmett Waring, Ahilene Frank M.

Bidder, Herington Nelson B. Stickley, Holland Albert M. Dantel, Elmo George. Wilson, Carlton Norman W. Graham, Iiumona William D.

llueksoll, Abilene Arnold F. C. Lueker, Hope Christ Heidelbai Herington Walter W. J. Rediker, Hope William O.

Landes, Abilene Charles M. Amann, Solomon John D. Teigs, Woodbine Kesig, Herington Harold D. Garver, Abilene Ed in Paul, Abilene Edward M. Curry, Abilene Dallas H.

Harwell ANilene Culvin Cutler, Herington Martin D. Breehbill, Rnmona Roy hhipps, Solomon Ray J. Miller, Solomon Ira S. Chase, Abile.re George P.lagg, Navarre Fied Wnki l.eliroiin, -M' hue William F. Sautter, Cn'oumm ohn E.

Thomnsoii. Alit'e tie William F. Major, Carlton Harland Little, Ah'ieiie Wcslcv S. Staatz, Cbapmin Harold J. Correll, Abilene Nine room good house with seven lots, barn ami other buildings, lots oi fruit now or soon ready to pick.

AIsj four room house with two lots, stable. 8 10 11. 12 l.t It 1. in 17 18 20 21. 2.1 24 2.

2(i 27 2S 32 Xi 35 3(1 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 -If) 50 51 52 53 54 55 5G 57 58 59 (iO (il. i'2 C3 (i4 115 lili (i7 (18 70 71 72 73 71 7(i 77 78 79 80 81 82 S3 81 85 Hli 87 88 90 91 92 93 94 95 9l 97 US 99 KM) 101. 103 103 104 K5 100 107 108 10!) 110 111 Fire, Stone and United States three veil. Both properties well im- Elmer E. Murry, Herington Leslie P.

Reams, Abilene Herbert H. Krnybill, Abilene Fred Krause. Hojie Jas. Itovvyer, Manchester Archie Poland, Abilene Purlay F. Freeman, Chapman Clarence V.

C'hiinee Carlton Itenjainin A. lioelliii'j, Solomon Fred W. ('hapinan. Cole, Colo. Mertin Ij.

Stevenson, Abilene Carl S. Derrick. Abilene Hoy Taylor, Ahilene Henry llolleuheck, Ahilene Albert I. Albrecht, llerin-iton Clarence W. Sloop.

Abilene Erich W. I'tech, llcriiifrtoii Harvey V. Wohrer, Abilene John W. Duncan. Abilene John Minter.

Abilene Ernest A. llanke, Herington Thornton D. Scott, Herington Itnlph E. Haner, Herington James B. liobson, Abilene Joe Schemer, Hope Ilruee (r.

(Jury. Talmage JaincH Ij. ltass, Manchester William (. liotz, Manchester liaynrd Tewksherry, Abilene Kurt Schlesener, Hope Arthur H. Walker, Talmage Walter Y.

Ohm, Hope ll. Smith, Solomon" Thomas Mosley, Dillon Earl O. Edwards, Talmage Anson R. Ettridge, Hope Charles I'earson, Enterprise Henjamin V. Cloute, Mancbe-tei M.

Hall, Carlton Malhias Frey, Enterprise Walter Miller, Elmo Jeremiah McSweency. Ahilene Ed W. Baier, Elmo James Hark. Ahilene Olto A. Dunz, Chapninn William Schlesener, Herington Paul It.

Seas, Soolnion John A. linker, Solomon Thomas W. Sevbohl, Abilene Flovd A. Hatfield, Pearl LOCAL SHOWERS TONIfifll! If you want to see a Rain Machine, go to the City Hall and one of them work. Ask us arr them.

Phone ii08 Abilene Plumbing and Heating Co. proved and well located in west part of AH kinds of fruit go out and se? it. Will also sell 2 horses, harness, wagons, household goods, etc. Mrs. M.

F. Blue, 1201 W. 1st St. tbousund five hundred miles guaranteed Tires. With each one of the above men tioned Tires we will give you free service.

Free servic means if you have nay little cuts on any kind of easing sell you or any tube repair up to two inch hole wo will repair it free, of charge. FrnA of chare manna RECEIVED CALL FOR MEN. that when you have puncture it will i Nothing But Farmers Left in Class 1 141 142 143 144 i 145 1 14b' 147 148 149 ,150 151 152 153 1 154 155 150 157 158 159 Kill Kil 'l(2 103 1(W 105 ,100 107 ,108 not cost you for tube repairs, 15o wm ce iaen. for the It will only cost yoa 1 The local board received or 15e for the change of the tire. This Jcrs today ordering six nu to Fort i' good for four months from oViteUiley and twenty-live to limp Fun-' oi sale of each tire.

July or during Km week. I ai ELWICK BROS. The local board has about ninety-' Abto Supply, Tire and Vulcanising live men left in Class 1 of whom ail; Company jam farmers except one. Their in- slrnetiotis are that all Class 1 men I Santa Fe Excursion Pares To must he exhausted before men of other classes are taken. In that even', the men exempted for temporary Saturday loiio oi uniii liner Harvest niui neei taken care of will he included in this: call.

Vacation Lands On Sale Daily to and including September 30, 1918 Ronnd Trip Fares-Limited October 32 Hi!) Will Hold Examination. On July 13, 1018 the Civil Service Advertised Mail. Advertised mail for the week ending June 24, l'JIS: Mrs. T. C.

Ayers, John F.abb. John Alvin Baker, Mrs. Mattie Oilcher. W. IVrekerson, L.

K. F.verliart. M. (i. Colorado Spriugs $24.00 Grand Canyon $66.60 Portland, $72.60 Seattle Denver $24.00 Los Angeles $72.69 San Francisco $72.60 $72.60 Commission will hold a cleA-carner (examination for Abilene, Kansas.

Call at the postoffie for blanks. A large number of fine positions are awaitin? the proper persons. See me for information, it will be worth your while. Fay, A. E.

Ilayden, Leu Ingalls, Ken-nilh Mederith, Mrs, Mary K. l'arner, Jas. A. l'eck V. Reed, I).

W. Above fares do no include 8 per cent war tax Grand Canyon Side Trip 7.60 Iteese, W. VVr. lU-es, J. Ii.

Robertson. Mrs. C. M. Hoberts, James H.

Sheets, Extra Fancy Tomatoes Entro Fancy Iload Lettuce Large rOecn Cucumbers Sugar Teas (Colorado) Rhubarb Canteloupes Apricots Pcelca Jl SfllTH cS- BELKNAP Prone No 277 Early while (he gelation is good Ob'tuary Mra. HeindeL Mary Summer wtj born in Ohio. She crn.e la in 1871 ami wag nuiriicd to Alfred Heinde: in 137.1. To tht-u was born one son. C.

Shrope, LuArence Suit, M-s. J. A. Stover, Albert. Stoifcr, W.

Van Winkle, Gladys M. Wood, (luadaliipe Chavrs, Mrs. Ro'uert KirVlnr.d, Mrs Max M.ilier. 1'orsons culling for the above mail vil! please, say ndvertiscd, dale. Onu oent will be chargid ofr em letter.

Circuit Tours to California Points 93.60 to 103.80 For rates to points not mentioned or other information call or write W. L. CREBBS Abilen, Kansas noble i- ed by all, lio was held Friday iil'ter-s to re-it in C. Mrs. lleind I ejoi meter, ii kni.w her.

the noon t'v the Abilero 'c. otficinted. W. A. MATTHSON, M.

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