Abilene Weekly Reflector from Abilene, Kansas • 4

ABILBNE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE. NOV. 11, 1920 FOR COTTAGE OR FINEST HOME fitfcchhj kflcctor Hereford Dulls Tor Sale Some choice registered Hereford bulls. J. O.

Irson, Dillon. palm, motorcycle TTnited Teleplioua blue prinla 6.20 L'nlted Telephone blue prlnta 6.20 lllff gu, oil and auppllei car No. 1 20.55 lllff rtroi, Ka, oil. car No. 24 OFFICIAL PA FEU OF DICK IX SOX COUNTY (First iiulillsliwl In the Abilene Meek ly jir'O'iiUr, ii.

Entered a second class mall matter at the pontoftlce at AbUene, Kurma. PUBLICATION NOTICE 20.44 9 00 9.00 7.21 7.21 resident eiiKineer lllff Pros oil and Kan, car No. 24 resident enKlneer Harry B. Lancaster, typewriter desk Harry S. Laneaaler, typewriter desk American Can.

100 plain cement test I nir tubee American Can. 100 plain cement lestlriK tube Carl 1 Nlcolav. salary, realdent The Caloric Pipcless Furnace has replaced expensive hot water and steam heating systems in hundreds of fine homes throughout the country. The Caloric principle of heating is scientific and equally desirable for that who are able to buy the best as well as those who want the most economical. Over satisfied users.

Phone 359 and ask for a demonstration. H. R. Kugler, Abilene lulled bf Tb REFLECTOR PUBLISHING CO. C.

H. A R0.EII, President WH.HON, 8oc'y-Trea. engineer 112.50 Carl Jj. Nleoluy, salary, resident 112 60 HMO 22.80 23.01 enKlneer Julia Lucler, enKlneer assistance Julia Lucler. enKlneer assistance KeufTel Iisser tracinir cloth State of KarixRs.

I do hereby certify that the HII'TION II A TICS DlcklnHon county, In advance $1 (0 Not paid In advance 2.00 Six months 1.00 Three in on Urn (0 Out Hide county fin advance only) 1.76 Foreign l'lmtflg; Added fore- 1 i 'iHjraic X. r- mm rm L. going la a true and correct list of all hills allowed by the Hoard of County Commissioner! at their regular October meeting-. H. W.

KINO, (Seal) County Clerk. Guaranteed InrifeMt ilroula1lon of any ayer inibllaa la Ulrklaaoa Caaaty. will help reduce Cars drive around town every evening without lights, some with only one light let the city get busy. Another needed regulation lx in regard to milk. The Htnte health board urging the use of more milk for health's Rake but Abilene has no reg-ululloii iibout selling pure milk.

A few wt-eliH ago milk from a tuberculosis cow was sold In lown probably innocently by the dairyman. A government agent put a stop to It when he tested the cows. No lillllt should be sold In the city evcept from tlieroulosls tested cows iinil by permit of the city health officer. The town eaniiol afford to take chances with Its children's health, Abilene Is not living up to Its opportunities-health and safety (lrst. JOB HUNTERS ARE OUT Although the election returns are not yet cold, the Job hunters are on I lie trail.

1'ete Zlm rman, who for three years has been seeing Itolshev-Iki behind every cornstalk and X. 1. behind every slrawstnck, wants to be 1'nlted States mid A. (J. Miller wants to be internal revenue collector and handle million dollars year.

In the meanwhile the man who will have his pick of Jobs If he wants any and he has not indicated Unit he does Is Col. Trod rifpatrlck of Sallim. He was the first of the Kansas delegation to Jump to Harding ami Harding did not forget, for when his private train went through the state he wired Fred to lie his guest. Settling the Job, is about as hard work as landing the elect Ion. resident engineer office Theodora Melirlde, labor and material court bouse and jail 4 68 Western Merchandise merchandise or court house 17.31 F.

C. SlayhauKh, labor and material for court house 1.70 John HtehhlnKs, labor and material on Ju.ll and 13.10 Central Lumber material for court house 18.00 Cnlled Telephone telephone and tolls 05.20 lilverslile Unlit, Power Gas lights, court house, Jail and shed 31.70 (1. H. flooded Hons, merchandise for court house 11.75 John Asllng, coal to court house 40VOO Minnie Lady, conducting examination 3.00 lliihhard'i Hook store, supplies 3. 'ill The Kellector Publishing; job printing 36.50 The lielteetor Publishing official printing 40.20 J.

M. Clarke, merchandise for county farm 6.25 lloon merchandise for county farm 14.85 Troup Leonard, merchandise for count farm 5 00 Mlriick Taylor, merchandise for county farm 44.00 Shockey A Lamles, merchandise for county farm 4.10 J. H. merchandise for county farm 9.00 Qiiinn- llayncs, postoffice box and hardware and furniture purchased at sale 65.00 McCiilllouuli Killing Station, oil and gas for coputy form 11.09 Theodore McHHile, material, county farm 4.20 The I nlted Telephone telephone, county farm 1.50 Ceo. iloiilton, sand f')r county farm 6.15 O.

A. Deiitzer, merchandise for county farm 110.0(1 Riverside Light, Power Gas light and power, county farm 13.70 Quinn Ilaynes, salary, spt-rln- tuideiit county farm 100.00 lluhh-r, nurse, county farm 30.00 Wannelta Haynes, cook, county fa rm 30.00 John Scott, lining silo, county farm 25.00 A. K. iillchlo, nuisu and lining silo, county farm M.50 lloeler Haffa, merchandise for count- farm (i.ilii Troup l.eoriiii'il. merchund ise In the Coint or Dickinson County, HtHti of KunsuH, Johanna Itoslna llesHelbarth, lialntlff, vh: CIibh.

Ileers and Mis. Chun, Heeis his wife whose first niinie is unknown, If living, end If dead, their unknown heirs, executors, HUnilnlstiutoiH, devisees, trustees arid aniens, Defendants. To the Hhove limned Defendants: You Hie lorehy noiilled thai you have been eucd In the District Court of Dickinson Count Khmphm, hy said elHiiitirr. Johanna Kosliui llesxclharth, who filed her petition In sulii court on the 10th day ol November, A. lllJU, wherein xlic iinkx to have the title (pih ted In her to the following deserlb-eil resl estate, situated In Dickinson Counts', Htute of Kansas, to-wlt: LoU Nineteen (111), Twenty-one (211, Twenty-Three (23), and Twenty-r'lve all In Hloek Nineteen (11)1, In the City of Katerprlse, Kannas, iSalil iilnlatllT also asks that she he decreed the absolute ow ner of hip hi property, anil that you, and each of you, he forever barred ami foreclosed from claiming nnv Interest In, lien upon or title to said premises, or any part thereof; Hint nolens von answer or demur Id so i.l petition on or before the day or lieeemher.

A. I', I Il'O. sulii petition will lie taki-n ns true ami Judgment renilered nirnliist you, forever barring and foreoloslnx you from claiming any Interest In sn hi premises, or any part thereof, and deci eclriK plaintiff the absolute owner of Hal. I property and forever (iiihtlng the title In Miild plaintiff. JOHANNA KOSINA II I'SHC! IlTII, 1'lnilitlfT.

Ttv Paul II. Hover, ln-r alloniey. 1 1 TIiri(SIAY. MiVKMHKK 11, ID'JO WHAT ABILENE NEEDS The city ni-ed a truffle system Unit pfj 63I6S oSiGS incline buslnoHH and then riifone It. Oilier towiiH lire doliiif it.

Mniilial-tnn litis linil Hfvcnil fntaUlles anil Hip lillsliii'Hrt men liavt' (leiiiuliilril Unit there be rigid ordinance for traffic. AMIcne uliould niliit a rllit if way ny.stpin that evcrylxHly can understand "Ihe far mi your right has the rljrht df way." To cmnlpcr up llic rules by giving one nIivcI right uf way and Another not la confusing to everybody. Only a few eiin Know wlial the rule In. TihiiMh know tlio gen-eral rule and nlicy It but in Abilene If they follow (lie n.niiil rule of the eoiinlry they afe likely to be (Kir Uillcne V( II, 11120) imblleheil In the ly Kelh'i-ioi-, Nov. PUBLICATION NOTICE Sales everywhere everybody is doing it now.

But who is quoting real reduction prices? Real-to-goodness and bona-fide reductions? Viola, of course. I am just back from the great Kansas CityMarket Week Wholesale Adjusting Sale with about $10,000 of seasonable merchandise and if you read below you know just what's going to happen at Viola's this month. it here hIi. mid he a liuel.eye mid Third work ird-ihlji on Some iirgnr right of way mi because it would 6.20 The new president lo be has shown great good Hcyse In every slop of bis way. IIo will doubtless show the same In selecting bis cabinet.

He wboiiM Insure he best possible financial management of the treasury do-pertinent by appointing to that post (oivernor Frank O. I.owdcn of Illinois. have from I the driver on lliose streets lo In give the right of way lo cars to 1 1 1 In hcaulau and Miss Coiner I n-. C. A.

Koliei ls, treat meat nrol nutl-luxiiie fur Email-ni Pn idi State Saultai nun lor Tuberculosis, hoard and care Maurice Kainsey John II. Sherman, sunimonhia jurors K. uoiis district court cases 15 I could tlaboratc on "Magnitude," "Greatest," "Most Far-Reaching" other lii-felootle phrases, for i bought some real bargains, but what von I.e.") 1 l.u7 In the Dblrlet Com of I I nsim C'uinlv, tnle of Iviinnas Floyd M. Wulters, I'la Intif r. vs.

J. Wallers, Defendant. To the nhnvo mitm-d etuhi at Veil are heiehv riotlfh-il that von have been sued In tl' District Court of Dh-klnson I'mmlv. Kansas, liv said I'hilotliT. Klovil M.

Wnlti-rs. who Hied his pi-tiMiin In said court im Hie 1 1) i il.ic November. He'll, wherein he asks lor a divorce I'nuii von upon the ground of griiss neglect of duty, ind null ss von answer m- deinin- in said pc-tiili'ii on or before Die iliiv of December. A. IL.

so hi pcliliou will be tiil-M-n as true and jialuincnl will he renib-i r-il In favor of I'lalnlilT, cianliiC Mill i oi ee from ''nil upon C.OII!!.'-! leVee iMlV. KI.HVD I'lallilil'f, ll liv S. S. Sinilh, his altoniev. 1..

J. I.CCiS, cn ami a re interested i in is price and quality so read, read, ladies and gentlemen, and Is, expense It, VV. 1 1 the Hide streets. It would It would prevent Ihe cars from hilling it up to thirty miles an hour on street lo tin1 liiimlneiil danger of everyone. That Is Just the kind (if a hardship needed -It might, do HoinelhlllK to MpecdlltU oil Hie two most iiei Ihoronirlifjiies of Ihe town.

Slrett" markers at d.iliueroHs cor-nei'H, regulations on fast driving, right'iif way rule aint i nfori-i meiif 4,110 conic to this sale. You won't lie disappointed. K. ill'd- Triplet Born tr Mr. and Mrs.

Enjjlo Trlplels, two boys and girl were born Mr. mid Mrs. David Kiigle who live ten miles northeast of town, Satiirdity night. One of the boys fitol Hie I'irl died early Monday but Hie olher baby seems strong. The weight of the bullies was between live find live and a half pounds.

ciise .1. Y. Sniilii, exi craft case Jul, 11 11. Siiel on. hull laundi'y fu $1.95 Fitz Heavy Overalls jail Jul, a Sherman, expense -loiiii 11.

Shot man, l'iai uius pi is- I'liera and Hltclnliny jai .1. llosletler, expense Ml. 00 i.ijl and t- liv Fitz Heavy Work Shirts Blue Belle S9c $10.00 Ladies' Georgette and Tricolette Waists, elaborately embroidered, jet effects $4.45 and $4.95 .1. r. j.

l.anl,, laint, of 1 4ins; J.ld county ll I Mr rua ds published In ti ly Keilecior, Nov. Abilene Week-11, :j.s allowfid 'f (V CoillliiiniatoiierM solar seislou member, II. the Hen Their 1 1 Ihif oil ana l-hs Jli.f oil ami 1,11 Jl.3 HolVman, luidee work Joe lioliliian, county ruad work ill.OU Joe jloiilnan, eiillilii; hude. and shoveling snow April 1110.. 11.00 Wtiiteliuir, brldKt) work No.

IS-A 150. OS L. ('. lilleliali', repair on county road U9.00 Emil tecli, iliagBina' county road 40.00 Kmll I'tech, patrol work 0.50 Dan Duer, oil and sos 9.55 Dan liner, oil and gas 10.00 M. Calkins scalps 4 I M.

K. H'dlkllls, Jurors County Treasur- M. Ii. Calkins, it, express St. Calkins, County Ti $2.

TO Suitcase $1.89 Ladies'- Silk Hose $1.19 Ladies' Burson and Lisle Hose 69c Ladies Fast Black Hose 15c Ladies' $10 Kid Shoes $7.35 Ladies' $7 Star Shoes $5.35 Boys' $4.50 Shoes, 1 to 6 $2.95 2 Children's Handkerchiefs 5c $2.00 Boys' Sweaters Ladies' Night Gowns Men's Rock ford Sox 10c $5.00 Men's Winter rants $2.95 $12.00 Boy's Corduroy Suits $5.95 $7.50 Child's Corduroy Sailor Suits $12.00 Duck Coats $7.50 $20.00 Sheep Lined Moleskin Coat at $14.65 $18.00 Leather Vest $12.25 $6.00 Duck Coats $3.95 $49.00 Wardrobe Trunk $37.50 2.81 .75 easur- er, postal! Ice lio rent Jay HanlliiK, freight and dray-II He Jay HardliiK, freight and drav- ae Cliailey Uiiiton. liilioi-. 8.50 3.70 farm 40 0o M. tester 1. umber cement and lumber 9.30 Ed At tiuii, work on county car 9.00 Ilaivley Lumber lumber bi idcB u.

4 8q Kmil I'tech, work on bridge No. 91 6,57 Lmil I'tech, load work on Line 1, Il.er. expense to l.ni Angeles rij W. Hlckht anil wile, aid. "Ill 10 00 CYLINDERS REBORED.

New pistons and rings fitted. Gives more power than when they were new. CRANK SHAFTS RE-TURNED makes the bearings stay quiet with the old bushings. WE FILL PISTON PIN SCORES. We have special machinery for this work and guarantee a irst class job.

TOUVER'S MACHINE SHOP Abilene, Kansas Mrs. Illnkle, nld 5.00 SOAP REDUCED fi.00 00 27c 25c Glycerine Pine Tar Casteel( rag Cleanser Gold Dust $1.00 $1.00 45c 12 p. 15 Swift 15 Bob White 5 ralmolive 10 Lenox free) D. Kirkpatrh'k, nid Prances Hrincefleld, aid. Mrs.

.1: Ityan, aid H. D. Culiahun, rent to Sirs, i Lewis flraee Lewis, aid "II, Itncliael Dnrkin, alii Mr. Geo. Peck, allowance P.

Si'anlan, care of M. Cushlns: llosfl Lnnt.triHii, aid H. JI. Dnwnev, nhl. Magitle Huff, a I.l Km ina Iliirkhait, aid Ooi'ifln Drlsrnl, pension Mary IVcrhnltor.

pension. Ktta Mi Intvre, aid Mrs. II. A tlrenz, nid Clarlmln Stephens, nid 10.00 8.00 4.00 is.oo 15,00 15,00 10.00 6.00 5.00 .10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 son 10.00 K.O0 Store Viola's Sample Vera Tolbert, aid it. Ii.

KtiKler, nails and hummer handle II. It. Kiinler, door tracks and hangers, county shed 142.00 United Telephone blue prints liriilK'rt No. 8-A 6.20 Waters Hard ware Co, fuses und dynamite 20.50 G. M.

liucas, xrading county road 12.00 Khoekey l.andes, material for county mad 2.25 It. liellly, washing county euKini'ers car 1.60 W. A. ilourer, drasxins county road 72.00 A. J.

Schiller, dragging county road 79.00 C. 1,. Mah dragging comiity road 118.00 G. M. liucas, dragging county road 64.09 C.

10. Dieffenbaugh, dragging county road 20.00 P. V. Kngle, dragging county road 6.00 Wm. II.

Anderson, drugging county road 129.50 Wm. H. Anderson, patrol work 6.50 J. Worley, recording road leases 1.00 Jaeger road supplies 2.40 Central liiidge reinforcing shed 229.72 Central III idge material Frank Hall, aid "Cuts the Price" Cideon Folk, aid lft.DO Mrs. I.

Bnrcus. aid s.00 John A. Anderson, aid R.00 Tlllle Scnnlan, 8 00 Wm. Scott, care of nther 8.00 W. Matteson, Postmaster, repairing plnnlmeter sent C.

O. D. by Oswald Grlner 3.07 P. II. Paul, Asent, frelnrht 2.69 Sum Yancey, pay roll, bridge work 259.50 Knm Yancey, pay roll, county road work 408.99 J.

Hostetter, salary and mileage 58.33 II. C. Brenlzcr, salary and mileage 58.33 John Book, salnrv and mileage 58,33 H. W. KlntT.

salary 150.00 1 bridge No. 08 80.50 II. W. Klnn, county assessor, ex-offirlo 100.00 H. A.

Klmr. salary 100.00 M. F. Calkins, salary i 150.00 Frank Oiltner. salary 100.00 J.

Itees. salary 150.00 W. S. Anderson, salary 150.00 Football, Friday, Nov, 19 Erwin Field, Chapman DICKINSON CO. HIGH SCHOOL The Navarre Oarage, gas and plugs 13.50 H.

It. Kugler, material for bridge No. -A 14.15 H. H. Kugler, material for county shed 46.35 E.

A. Morehouse, dragging county roads 24.00 Geo. Houlton, sand for tile Golden Belt road 14.00 Jus. A. l'atterson, repair bridges 146.65 Jas.

A. l'atterson, county road Worley, salary 158.33 K. Worlev, salary 75.00 salary 141.66 John H. Sherman, salary and overseelner poor 193.5(1 O. A.

Sherman, salary 75.00 Mnrv F. Woolverton. salary 133.33 Stuck, salary 75.00 work 12.60 Jas. A. I'utterson, dragging county road 34.00 Home tias pipe fittings 3.15 W.

A. Moarer, cutting hedge 6.60 S. S. Smith, salary 145. 3 -versus- F.

Attwood. salary, July, Ausrnst and September 100.00 Julia T.ucler, asststlng county engineer 18.80 Paul Jpffrnnt. clerical work. ABILENE HIGH SCHOOL Good Officials Admission 50c and 35c clerk of district court II.Rn Mnrv Woolverton. office help li.f.7 Marv F.

Woolverton, vlsitlnx schools Farmers' Union Co-operative Association, bridge material 123.85 11. M. Fink, dragging county roads 22.75 Guy K. lie War, sand Issued in duplicate of warrant No. 1164 82.50 Bohannon, dragging county roads 154.50 C.

L. Maier, road work 66 70 C. Maler, cutting weeds 10.00 1.. C. Whitehair dragging county roads 42.00 Ualph ColTenlberger, dragging roiintv roads 8.00 Southern Surety estimat Hnefer llnffa, reparlimr fan.

Quality is Value Service in wear and in style is the real basis of value, and ser-' vice can only be based on quality. The quality ideals of this store and the makers from whom we purchase our clothes are your constant security of good service and good value. This plus our 20 discount pol-cy gives you maximum value. This is reflected in these new Fall suits wre of er now at $35, $40, $45 and $50 Ruff or Brush Finish Hals have the fall for this fall. You'll see the close curl effects here, in new browns, green, tan, grey and bronze at $10 less 10.

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll fi0Jljmb uJh MppAiwpMLpipAV tJly ed premium for workmen compensation 300.00 H. S. 11 ill, road work 12.00 H. S. Hill, cutting hedge 7.00 Cruse Motor repairs for cars 3.90 CLOTHCRAFT 1 Clothes Car Extra Fine Washington Box Apples 12 Different Varieties Get your winter supply.

$2.40 and $2.70 per box on track at Detroit Tuesday and Wednesday, November 9th and 10th. Chas. Gfeller, dragging county roads 45.00 Abilene Chronicle, supplies 34.50 Abilene Chronicle, offiutal printing 40 80 Herington Sun 3.40 A. a. Whitehair, dragging coun- tv roads 79.25 Belle Springs Creamery material for county shed 2.70 Frank Haynes, labor and filling silo, county farm 76.00 George Armstrong, guardian W.

N. Tavlor 6 00 Zelgler Dalton, 6th estimate F. A. work 21981.49 Cruse Motor labor and supplies car No. 1 81.05 Uoad Metal Testing Laboratory, testing material J.OO Theo.

Sleifer, barrow pit 60.00 H. H. Keel, garage rent car No. 1 9.00 Mlnlck Taylor, door spring .10 G. C.

Grable, brush, paint and glass .1 1.60 R. H. Price, salary 175.00 Clark Stever. Inspecting 140.00 Donald Valentine, engineering assistance 45.50 Ralph W. Queal, 6th estimate F.

A. 27531.83 The Riggs Motor oil and gas cars No. 3 and No. 24 11.58 Albright Garage, oil and gas can No. 3 and 24 22 05 Carl Nlcolav, expense 1.9 R.

B. MoKee, salary. Insurance man 175.00 M. K. Calkins, County Treasurer.

ditch on F. A. Pro. 32-A Cr. countv road 3515 40 M.

K. Calkins. County trensurer, labor and material placing tile drainage 32-A Cr. county road 508.47 M. K.

Calklna. settlement F. A. funds 65.84 U. K.

Calkins, settlement F. A. funds 953. B. K.

Freeman, labor and repairs. Ford No. 1 21.70 B. B. Freeman, labor aid re- English Cloth Shirts The English make wonderful shirtings we make better shirts, so the textures come from overseas and good American custom shirt makers tailor them.

The combination is wonderful. Fine new patternings in madras, percale, silk mixtures, fibre silk stripes, crepes, jerseys and broadcloth silks at A LITTLE LIGHT A little light on your insurance will undoubtedly reveal the fact that you are grcglly underinsured. 1 nink what it would mean to you iia fire should destroy your property. Bring your insurance up to value. Get full protection on your property.

A "Hartford" policy is the best protection. A -H UT TO AGENCY Reflector Bltlg. Phone $9 Abilene, Kansas Winter Underwear Lots of men wouldn't wear anything but woolen underwear many could not be forced to wear it. Some men like mercerized weaves, or balbrig-gan or mixed worsteds, or camel's hair, or fleece lined. We have them all in makes that you know are the best for wear, fit and service.

Two-piece or union suits at $1.50 and up Golden Belt Mill $2.50 to $15.