Abilene Daily Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • Page 3

JIKALTH (All IS HKKR HARRY 0. liITni H. W. KKKI, HARVEY WEMS1 j( harts and Models Intrrest Many ho Visit Car The Basement H'-ve You Is a Busy Seen Our Plate wiih ft4 White "Sa the White JaMAPA Window Stle Spt c'als I)iphi) This Sale of White Is Emphasizing the Value Giving of This Store in Unmistakable Manner With the price of cotton higher than at any time since the Civil war we ale demonstrating our value Hiving ability by providing value as good as any we've offered in many years past. Here are white wear and unermuslins of every nature splendidly made in every way and of desirable quality materials at prices, in many cases, lower than the same ciualities can he bought in the wholesale markets today.

A single visit with demonstrate, ABSOL.rTKI.iY, that this White Eent PROVES our value giving supremacy Scores of people are visiting the health exhibit which is on display in a I'nton Pacific' car on the track south of the Seelye theatre. The car is sent out by the state board of health and no admission is charged for viewing it. A. Nolswanger, representing the state board of health, and Miss Margaret representing the Kansas Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, who are with the car. I conduct the visitors through and explain the various exhibits.

Kxhibits of various kinds are on display. One department is devoted to child hygiene. Sanitary furniture wearing apparel for the children are shown, nnd chnrts giving Interesting data regarding the raising of children line the sides of the car. I On one table is an exhibit on tuberculosis. Modern methods of out- jdoor sleeping are shown by small models.

Another table contains an exhibit of lake medicines and adulterated foods which have been barred from I the state by the pure food and drugs act. A paper macho elevation of a I barn yard, showing the incorrect 1 place for locating a well, proved interesting to the crowd. I Taken as a whole the exhibit Is in Advance Showing of New Spring Stetson Hats Now on Sale The great Stetson plant is always just a little ahead of other manufacturers. You will like the new things. Nobby sash bands will be the go.

HARRY G. IsITTS G9 Abilene's Fashionable Clothiers and Haters PATTERN MERCERIZED TABLE CLOTHS $1.50 values for 98c Each Undermuslins and Whitewear of Every Nature Specially Priced During This While Event This white event planned months in advance is bringing to you white wear values that will hardly he possible in a few months time. There seems to be no end to the continuous advance in prices. And it's only because of careful planning' and a sharp lookout, that we are enabled to secure the kind of merchandise demanded by our customers and sell them at prices in keeping with our value giving policy. Since every woman requires undermuslins, continuously, as well as other white wear needs, it is plain that this event should be taken advantage of at once.

teresting and well worth the time anyone would spend in visiting it. 'FAIR AXil WARMF.lt" (i.WK AX KVKMXfi OF I.AIGHS FANCY TURKISH TOWELS Gool size, 35c values for 25c Each What four clever people can do with a clever farce was seen by a good sized audience at "Fair and Warmer" last night at the Seelye. 5 Special Lots at Unusually Low Prices Seldom has a livelier performance been presented here and It was one A Cooking Machine A machine that does the same thing the same way every time machine-like. So with the Copper-Clad Rang. It can be depended upon to do perfect work every time.

It cooks as good as It looks and because of the Copper lining outlasts two or three ordinary ranges. H.R. KUGLER Abilene, Kansns If CURTAIN GOODS White, Ecru, Cream 19c values for 15c Yard hilarious laugh from curtain to curtain. Besides the four principals, the maid and the expressman filled their parts well while the lonesome villain was steadily on the job. It was one play without a dull minute in it.

Lot 1, garment Lot 2, garment Lot 3, garment Lot 4, garment Lot 5, garment ioc 19c jj 29c 98c i 45-INCH PILLOW SLIPS 25c values for 18c Each Also dozens of beautiful garments, Eeddy Bears, Gowns, Skirts, Covers, etc. Triced up to $5.00 a garment at big reductions Those who hail the nerve to buy goods six months UK" are. the ones to offer you real barguiiis. We are ill a position to do that and our new goods ale arriving daily. Visit our store and see.

for yourself. Abilene Co. OdlltwH AHOL'T PKOI'LK Vi) SASSAFRAS SEASON This is the season to drink Sassafras Tea, the great Spring Tonic and Blood Purifier. We have the best sassafras bark to be found In the market. Get your sassafras now.

The Symbol of Life Guess How Long the Candle Will Burn. See it in our show window 3 Prizes for the most successful guessers "GOI.DKX KG(i" Products. The Supreme Quality. TIK NOT CHRISTEN' YOl'lt 1S1NG "Waiter, do you call this an oyster stew?" "Yessuh," replied the waiter. "Why the oyster In this stew isn't big enough to flavor it." "He wasn't put into flavor It.

He is just to christen it." That's the way it is with many plumbing jobs. Just enough materials and labor to christen them "sanitary plumbing." If you should be sure you are buying the best, the only guide you have 18 to purchase from reputable dealers, who have a reputation to sustain. GIVE US A TRIAL ON THAT NEXT JOB. Abilene Plumbing and Heating Company C. E.

NORTHCRAFT Machine Made Dried and Packed Sanitary Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles Ready Cut A. B. Seelye went to Topeka on busin ess. Jacob Brown left on a business trip to Texas. .1.

S. Kngle left on a three weeks' trip to Boston. Mrs. Walter Rock of Elmo was In the city shopping. Walter Arnold of Manchester was an Abilene visitor.

Mrs. Mert Price was here from Industry shopping. Will Kiekel of Industry was in the city on business. Miss Freda Itletcher of Industry was an Abilene visitor. Clarence Glenn of Manchester was in the city on business.

B. (). Stone and E. E. Stone left for Nebraska called by the death of their sister.

Miss Pearl Kohler Is here from Kansas City lor a visit with Mrs. George Selby. Miss Marion Seelye spent the clay in Kansas City, returning on the evening train. H. R.

Little went to Topeka to attend a meeting of the loan men of Missouri and Kansas. C. L. Brown and Fred Coulson spent Monday In Clay Center attending to business interests. W.

A. Ktacey went to Kansas City to confer with an architect on the plans for the new high school. Sum Campbell was ill tills city "The Staff of Life" from Pure Durham Wheat. SKMOI.INA Eat Golden Egg Products and reduce the II. C.

L. Special Introductory Price 3 Lg. Pkgs. 23c. XFWS (1MtXF.it HOLLAND W.

If. Hansen is able to be around again. Miss Hays stayed until Saturday and attended teachers' meeting. J. A.

Tl ITS EVA It. Tl'FTS Morticians, Funeral if Directors unci Very special rare given to ladles' and children's calls by Mrs. Tufts. Both Phone 101 Parlors at 309 N. Buckeye Abilene, Kansas W.

L. New-bum of Jewell county is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Grable. Henry Haptman's entertained Bernard Martins', John Rauch's, John Berry's and Martin Waite Friday night. Anna Binder was working for Dr.

T. K. Robson shipped two cars of s'tock to Kansas City Saturday. Misses Ada Sell and Susie Hoover of Plattsburg, visited the former's aunts, Mrs. S.

I). Spicer and Mrs. W. II. Entrlken last week.

They returned Friday to their homes. Little Glen Weber is on the sick list at preseut. Jno. Bovey is help Will Hutchison cut wood. Auntie Foster was not so well Sunday.

Wayne and Frank Entrikln spent Saturday and Sunday with home-folks. They are attending business college at Salina. Attwood's last week. Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa. 23c can 21c Libby's Fancy Dill Pickles, large size, doz.

ISc Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, lb 28c Wolff's Breakfast Bacon, lb 25c Fresh Peanut Butter, fancy grade, 2 lbs 27c Wolff's Pure Lard, lb 20c California New Lima Beans, lb 11c Navy Beans, 3 lbs 41c 10 lbs. Sugar for with a $3.00 order of other groceries, flour excluded. Ralph Brlcker was called to on account of his father's ill enroiite from Manhattan to Hutchinson by auto. Mr. Campbell and his ness.

ft W. H. KICIIOITZ CO. ft Abilene, Kansas brother will operate a sultatorlum J. D.

Sleichter and wife attended Mrs. Holzworth's funeral in Abilene in Hutchinson. George I.ee went to Lawrence, to Wednesday. attend the merchants' short course school being held there this week. Stop That Coujth A hncUincr COIIch waolnn.

Ikn ft Undertakers and Licensed 4 ft EmlMtJniers ft ft Forty-five years tn business Convalescence after pneumonia, typhoid fever and the grip. Is sometimes merely apparent, not real. To make It rial and rapid, there Is no other tonic so highly to be recommended as Hood 's Kurua ncllli, whole system. drRins vnur Miss Lucy re accompanied her father and Hill visit friends while and gets worse If neglected; your throat is raw. vnnr rhaul ohAa an.i there.

Thousands so testify. Take Hood's! you feel sore all over. Relieve 'hat ft Calls attended to day or night ft cciu m. uiiLH wiin ur. thing New Discovery.

The soothing pine bal-Samn heal the irrttntnH mamKnAa A New Wrinkle Fiery day the meat cutter at the Buckeye meat market thoroughly and the antiseptic and laxative ft qualities kiii me germs and break sterilizes every saw, knife, cleaver. ft DRAKE it RICHTElt ft of (lilronractio up your com. Don I let a cold linger. Get. Or Klrio'a rc pan and tray.

A very good idea. Tell the girl you want six eight one. It The Kansas Cash Stores Co. 14 Stores 206 N. Cedar Tel.

19 today at your druggist. 60c. ft X-lUy Work a Specialty When Your Child Cries at night and toases restlessly, you feel worried. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Break up Colds in 24 hours. Relieve Fever-ishness, Constipation, Teething Disorders, and destroy worms.

t'ed by mothers for 30 years. All druggists 25c. Sample Free. Mother Gray LeRoy, N. Y.

16-4wk If you don't get your Reflector regularly phone 95. ft Consultation free a Mailo the Higjient (irarfe Loy Hoge, Instructor of biological ft Over Mlnlck ft Taylor's. ft ft Abilene, Kansaa ft EK)R CATARRH of the nose, thrr at stomach, bowels and more delicate organs, be sure to take Ural's Sarsa parilla-it is A RADICAL CURE silence In the high school here, has received announcement from the State Normal school at Emporia that he has made the highest grade in correspondence work ever record Xegleted Colds Grow Worse T. R. OONKLIN ft Bpeclaltl Surgery, Gyno- ft ft coloirr.

Consultation ed by that department of the state school. Mr. Hege Is an Emporia boy ft Residence nhone 3 Offlcs i A A cough that racks and irritates the throat may lead to a serious chronic cough, if neglected. The healing pino balsams in Dr. Bell's ft Over Smith ft Belknap Grocery ft and graduate of the College of ft ft CHIROPRACTOR MRS.

L. V. WAISWORTH Use maeeage and electricity ft tn connection with adjust- ft A menu. ft Phone 66. Second door aortb of Tufta ou Buckeye Pine Tar Honey natures own remedy will soothe and relieve the Irritation, breathing will be easier, fUJunsingwear For Men and Boys.

The Underwear That Satisfies All Grades of Wool and Cotton STERl BROTHERS and the antiseptic properties will Rod Crow Rail Blue That's the idea. A pure blue, true blue, no dope. Gives to clothes a clear white, whiter than snow. Be careful, use the best. Large package, sold by good grocers only 6 rents.

Ask for it today. Adv. S. HTEFLSMITH, M. I).

ft ft Surgeon, Gynecologist, Oculist ft ft Abilene, Kansas ft ft Practice limited to Surgery, ft Surgical Diseases, Diseases of ft ft Women, Diseases of the Eye ft kill the germ which retarded healing. Have it handy for croup, sore throat and chronic bronchial affections. Get a bottle today. Pleasant to taka. At all druggists, 25c.

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