Easton Transcript from Easton, Kansas • 1

EASTON TRANSCRIPT. Volume XIV. R. F. Ragland, Editor.

Easton, Kansas, Friday, September 23, 1921. Subscription $1.50 Per Year No. 150 NYAL'S COMPOUND LAXATIVE PINE BALSAM 00 White Pine Compound with Tar, Eucalyptus and Menthal A Valuable Expectorant for the Relief of Certain Disorders of the Respiratory Organs, Such as Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat; Etc. 25c, 50c and $1.00 Bottles We Guarantee Every Bottle. Money Back if Not Satisfied.

Easton Pharmacy Easton, Kansas HOME COOKING TELEPHONE 406 When in Leavenworth Try McCLURE'S LUNCH "A Good Place to Eat." Member National Rastaurant Association (Every Member an American Citizen) SERVICE SANITATION QUALITY 310 South Fifth Street Opposite Burlington Depot LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS Here is Some MORE TO THINK OVER 1 lb can of American Beauty Bak. Powder. 15c Hard water Toilet Soap, 3 bars for ...250 Rub No More 5c per pkg P. W. Condensed Milk, 4 cans for 25c P.

W. Hawaiian Pine Apple beavy syrup 20c, 30c, 35c Dara Karo for No 10 cans Apple Butter No. 10 Cans $100; No. 5 cans 55c More New Shoes Coming. These Are Just a Few Prices on Our Best Grades.

We Can Get You Cheap Stuff" if You Want It. BOYD'S Phone 16 Easton, Kansas and Lubricating Oils WE HAVE INSTALLED A Porter-Potter Service Station And if You Want Some of That "You Get There- You Get Back" High Test GAS Just Roll Your Car Around to Our Garage and. Let Us "Gas" You. We Stand Behind This Motto: "You Get There You Get We Also Handle the United States Tires and Fisk Tires--the Best Tires Made: The Easton Garage B. M.

POTTER, Prop. George T. Phillips LOCAL NEWS Good, better, best, Never let it rest, Till your good is better, And your better best. -Dan Kelly, noted Evangelist Thad Calyer was a Leavenworth visitor Monday morning. We have had enough rain to satisfy one and all--at least for awhile.

Wallace Ala, Thomas Ala, and Herman Ala were Leavenworth business visitors Monday, R. S. Connelly shipped a car of, horses and mules to Wichita Monday. Joe Adams and family cair Saturday and spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Adams. Capt. Abel, the Tire protector inventor came over from the city Saturday to visit his daughter. Mra. Chas.

Meyer. Mrs. W. M. Fevurly, Mrs.

Mary Maier aud Dana Ready weat to Kansas City, Kan, to attend the Missouri River Baptist Association. Mr. 1 and Mra. A. Murray, who were suddenly called away by the death of a relative, have tarned after an extended to their daughter and other relatives.

Miss Agaes Andermatt left Mouday morning for Kansas City, where she will visit with relatives and take np the study of millinery. She will to joined by her mother later. The Bread Club, chaperoned by Mrs. A Laffoon, took little jaunt to the woods Saturday afternoon, They enjoyed wiener roast and all reported as having spent a most delightfal afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Blodgett and children, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Meyer, motored to Atkinson Saturday on a little shopping tour. They contemplated taking in the circus, bat were "rained out." Mra. Ed Murray and interesting little son, Ralph, who have been visiting relatives and friends in Easton, returned to their home ia Kansas City, Mo, Monday.

Mra. Murray is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M.

Potter, and is remembered dere as Miss Opal. Her busbard holds a responsible posision in the Kansas City postoffice. Elder Turner, of the Mormon ohurch, delivered an entertaining lecture at St. Lawrence Hall to a large crowd Friday night. He also reproduced 160 views of the Far West, which proved very interesting to those present.

Brigham Young, the head and brains of the Mormon church, was the greatest colonizer the world has ever known. Mrs. Chester Meredith, little lady Lucille, and her baby sister, Velma, after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs M. Potter and family, returned to Garrison, Saturday.

Mr Me edith, formerly section foreman, nOw has a traveling position with the railroad company, and he and his family will not be permaneatly located for some time, The subject of this sketch, Mr. George T. Phillips, was barn in Richmond, Ray county, in the good old state of Missouri, April the 7th. 1846, and died in Easton, the little city he helped to boost for the past half century. He was attracted to the state of Kansas by the wonderful opportunities presented to young men, and settled in this section in 1865, remaining here until his death which occurred Tuesday, September 13th, 1921, with the exception of 4 years spent in Colorado.

He farmed for awhile, but later engaged in the mercantile business with his son, Robert 8. Phillips, and they surcessfully conducted this store in Easton for about 10 years in the ouilding now eccupied by the Telephone Exchange. The sign can still be seen. Mr. Phillips was the first mayor Easton bad and he gave the little town a successful aud progressive administration during his 6 years' reign as chief lesecutive.

He died surrounded by loved ones and many life-long friends. He joined the Methodist church in the days of his youth and lived a Christian life throughout all these years. He was at all times ready and willing to tender his services and means to those in distress. He took a deep interest in church work 300 was always ready to assist his pastor in, his efforts for the cause Christ. He leaves to mourn his departure one sop, R.

8. Phillips, residing here, two daughters, Mrs. J. H. Bill, of Leavenworth, Mrs.

Frances Smith, of Colorado. The funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by Rev. Stonger, Wednesday, Sept. 14th, and his remains inSerred in Easton cemetery. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many triends and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness extended during the illness and death of dear father, George T.

Phillips All have our everlasting gratitude. R. 8. Phillips, 'Mrs. J.

H. Hill, Mrs. Frances Smith. For Sale -Pure bred dark brown Leghorn Cockerels. Phone Mrs.

August Kern, Potter Exchange. 4t-822 F. M. Wisdom DEALER IN New and Second Hand Furniture A Stoves Carpets Rugs Gas and Electric Motors and Sapplies. Watches and Jewelry, Guns, Trunks, Etc.

We Buy and Sell Anything. 206 Delaware St. Phone 2655 Leavenworth, Kansas. THE PLAIN TRUTHI Some times the truth may be spoken in jest, but it doesn't cause half as much crumble as the lies that are spoken in earnest. We may jest once in a while in our advertisement, but in telling rou of our excellent Banking Service, of our desire to accommodate the public, of the advantages you may obtain by keeping your account at our bank.

in all these things we. are soberly, truthfally in earnest. We want your business and stand ready to merit it by faithful. efficient, and dependabie service. EASTON STATE BANK R.

W. STAFFORD, Cashier. F. N. WILSON DENTIST APPOINTMENTS ANYTIME.

PHONE 3008. Southwest Corner Fifth Shawnee Sts. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. OPEN ALL NIGHT CLEANLINESS EAT YOUR DINNER in the QUEEN CITY RESTAURANT When In Leaveuworth. Our prices are the most MURTOS Props.

311 DELEWARE ST. LEAVEN WORTE, KANSAS. QUALITY QUICK SERVICE THE J. A. BUSH UNDERTAKING COMPANY.

Leavenworth, Kansas. Successor to the Sexton. Undertaking Company Embalmers and Funeral Directors. Day and Night Service. Up-to-date Funeral Equipage.

Lady Assistant When Desired. Telephone 4 3 9 ANNOUNCEMENT ENT AB AUTO WRECKING CO. DEALERS IN PARTS OF AUTOMOBILES OF ALL MAKES We Take 'em Apart and Sell the Parts Second Hand of Any Make of Car, and Buy Cars in Any Shape, 514 Delaware St. Leavenworth, Kansas. Phone 570 A.

SCHANZE DEALER IN HARDWARE Implements, Buggies, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Phone 244. mills, Gasoline Engines. MAYTAG Hand and Power Washer LEAVENWORTH, KAN.