The Coffeyville Daily Journal from Coffeyville, Kansas • Page 6

AGE SIX THE COFFEYVILLE DAILY FRIDAY EVENING; MAY 27, 1921. Beads Little Locals I BL ANTON BRUCE BRAUM on I school He expects to' locate in Coffeyville $10 Reward. Eighty-five young -chicker were stolen from J. C. Hester, Jeferscn.

Kansas, Thursday night. He will give $10.00 reward to anyone eiving any information as to the identity of the thieves. For Beating Board Bill. Floyd Markham was taken into custody yesterday, by Marshal Thornton on a state warrant issued out "of the Court of Coffeyville charging him with "jumping" a beard bill at the Tremont House. It isxlaimed in the complaint that Markham obtained room and board at the hotel under false representations -and then defaulted in 'SEE OUR-WINDOW is Phone 767 IN MEAT Phone 766 LOOK AT THESE REDUCTIONS PRICES: 10c I I Beef Boil, pound Short Rib Boil pound Beef Roasts, pound A3.

12lc and 15c si Remember To do your shopping tomorrow because Monday is "DHCORATION DAY." Chas. T. Hill Sella Out. Chas. T.

Hill, who was employed as a traveling salesman fot the Coffey viUe Mercantile com pany here he organized th Hill-Buick Motor company a In in, 1917, has sold th motor business to John H. Cain and son, J. L. Cain, both of Ranger, Texas. Mr.

Hill expects tc ake a few weeks' vacation before he engages in business, the nature of which is not announced. Net ice, Royal Arch Masons! Special convocation Friday evening, May 27th. Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments. B.

F. ZIMMERMAN, H. P. Stole 85 Baby Chicks. J.

C. Hester of Jefferson was in Coffeyville this morning and reported that eighty-five week old hicks were stolen from his plac-lnst night. He offers a reward of $10 for information as to the identity of the thief. American Attention! members and ex-service men meet at Elks flub Sunday at 10 a m. in civics to attend memorial services at First Baptist church.

EARL D. LAPE, Commander. Prisoners to Work Roads. Nowata Star: Sheriff Gillespey announced this morning that eleven of the men recently convicted and fined for crap shooting would be worked in the road gang. The eleven men stated they would rather work and cut the time of their sentence in two, than lay tht time out in jail.

Each day that a man lays in jail is credited as $1 on his fine, while those who work are credited with $2.00. The crew of meji will be taken to the hill just this side of the river "and wil. work under, a guard. It is expected that in the two weeks which they will work, that this strip of road will be put in excellent ill' i55 "HOME OF 1 I A I D-1 I A LL CLOTHES' I tit Rug Prices Advanced May 10th. Fcr'a few days ne vill still offer our bier stock at April auction prices.

Hurry down. Brighton Fumiiure Co. State Tennis Tournamen Coffeyville tennis fans will be interested in knowing that the Kansas state tournament will be hpld this vear at Wichita, June 13-14-15. This is a closed tournament, entries being limited to residents of the state. Osteopathic Physicians.

Dr. DuMars and Wyatte, osteopathic physicians find surareons. Phone 348. Room 2. Terminal Bldg.

Shower Measured 56 Last night's shower measured 50 hundredths of an inch, according to the Rea-Patterson rain gaugre. The rain fell gently and soaked the crust of the ground quite thoroughly. The ground had begun to crack and was petting quite dry on the surface. While more would have been welcome, the shower was a great blessing and will bjWit all growing vegetation, including the pastures and maturing field crops of small grain, wheat and oats. Dancing.

Snturdav night, Moose Hall. Music by Whiz Bang Jazz Hounds. Will Teach Blue Ribbon School. Altamont Journal: Miss Mabel Cozad has secured the Blue Ribbon school, six miles southwest of will not teach in Colorado as was announced in the Journal last week. Miss Cozad wa the valedictorian of the L.

C. II. S. class of 1921 and is an exceptionally bright young lady and will draw a salary of 95 for her first term of school. 127 W.

8th "Trade With the Boys" Phone 14 Arm Roasts, pound 1 20c Hamburger Steakvpound. 15c Pork Sausage, pound 15c Smoked Pork Sausage, 25c Home Made Garlic Bologna, 25c Pork Roasts and Steak, pound 20c Lean Pork 25c Lamb Stew, pound. 12Jc Lamb Shoulder Roasts, 25c We have a well selected assortment of Cooked Meats, Baked Hams, Boiled Hams, Veal Loaf, Chip Beef, Frankforts, Hens, Frying Chickens and Fresh Fish. GROCERY DEPARTMENT In order to introduce our New York Blend of 40c Bulk Coffee, we will sell Saturday only, two pounds for 75c and give one pound free, making three pounds for 75c. Only one deal will be sold to any one familv.

i 1 4 pounds Michigan Nayy Beans 25c 4 pounds Rice for 25c Smith's Holsum and "VVJjole Wheat Bread 10c Salt Rising 15c Cudahy's White 20 bars for $1.00 Swift's White Soap, 15 bars for $1.00 Bulk Olives, 35c Bulk Stuffed Olives, pint 40c No. 10 Peaches 65c No. 10 Apricots 70c No. 10 Sliced $1.20 No. 10 Grated 90c Head and Leaf Lettuce, Cucumbers, Blackberries, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Mangoes, Rhubarb, New Peas, Green Beans, Grapefruit, I ality Meats Squares of blue and gold beading give a distinguished air to this snake-colored crepe de chine frock which Miss Martha Mansfield, Sclznick movie actress, is wearing.

Note the sheath of feathers at the side of her smart, small hat. gates and visitors on the Camero-nia and about the same number will leave New York on the Car-onia, the second boat to leave. The New York City club will give a banquet to the visiting Rotarians in Tuesday noon at the Waldorf v-m1 Tnr1 visitors will leave Edinburgh on the return trip ju juiic zo, landing in New YorK on July 3. Clyde King is one of the most enthusiastic members of the local Rotary club and he will give 'he local "Rotes" a good account the meeting when he returns. WE KILL NOTHING BUT THE BEST OF CORN FED STEERS BRISKET BOIL Pound SHORT RIBS AND NECK BOIL, Pound Two Used Dining Suites.

Eoth in excellent condition in waxed oak, large round tables, chairs and massive buffets. One at $110.00 and the other $125.00, ask to see them. Brighton Furniture Co. C. W.

Lowther Gets Promotion. C. W. Lowther, who was wire chief for the Southwestern Bell Telephone company here before being transferred to Pittsburg two years ago as district plant chief has been promoted to be district toll wire chief with headquarters in Topeka. H.

E. Grizzle of Tope-ka has succeeded him as district r-lant manager with headquarters at Pittsburg. Threshing Coal. We will have some Kansas lump coal in soon. Better get your threshing coal now.

as the price will probab'y be higher after June 1. Square Deal Seed Co. Phone 57. SHOULDER PORK ROAST, or PORK STEAK, pound PORK SAUSAGE Pound Winesap Apples. A Bargain In Chickens.

Good healthy small cockerels," $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 per dozen. Baby Chicks June 9th. C. K. Gamble.

Phone 908-F-3. Goes to Boston Refinery. George Pfau, for the past eisht years employed in the mineral oil laboratory of the Sinclair refinery here, has resigned to accept a better position with the Massachusetts Refining company in Boston, Mass. He will have full charge of the at that plant. Hp has already shipped his household goods and he, with his wife and children, leave Sunday for' HUGGINS SON VEAL STEW, Pound PURE LARD, Pound Northland Refrigerators.

Those well known, high grade, low priced, ice-saving refrigerators that -feive such good satisfaction. Brighton Furniture Co. V-" Kt- Moves Reported. Albert L. Harper has moved into 819 Spring streeet, William Hnwkins into 208 East Elventh, William R.

McGill from 401 West Sixteenth to 210 East Eleventh and George M. Pfau out of 908 Lincoln to Boston, Mass. 10c 15c 20c 15c 10c 12k 10c 20c $2-50 15c 20c 30c 15c 17ic 10c 3c Net a Raise in Rates. The application of the Union Traction company for revised pas senger rates, to be heard at Inde-r pendence June 7, will not raise the through fares at all, according to the company officials. The only MUTTON STEW, Pound DRY SALT PORK Pound ONE 25-LB.

CAN PURE LARD For FRESH SIDE PORK, Pound MUTTON SHOULDER, Pound MUTTON LEG, Pound BEEF BRAINS, Pound VEAL ROAST, Pound changes will be at minor points which will be zoned again as they Lawn Hose on Payments. Good heavy hose in three crades nd any leneth. Hurry down. Brighton Furniture Co. Marriage Licenses.

Frank H. Carlburg, Chanute 24 Bertha Johnson, Coffeyville 27 Notice to Newlyweds. You can rent furnished rooms and help pay for the other folks' furniture, or buy your furniture from us on our payment plan and own your own furniture. Talk it over with us. BRIGHTON FURNITURE CO.

were at first. This is done to equalize the fares and makes the handling of them much more con YOU certainly want to save money, and you would like to have better bakings. Then use Calumet It's the biggest thing you can do to improve the quality of your bakings and lower baking costs. Calumet is made in the largest, most sanitary Baking Powder Factories in the World. No Baking Powder is made under better conditionsnone can be better in quality.

It contains only such ingredients as have been officially endorsed by the U. S. Pure Food Authorities. An absolute guarantee that it is pure. PIG LIVER venient for the company.

Pure Jersey Milk fresh from tuberculin tested cows. Delivered morning and night. J. Mock, Phone 860-J. Praise the Countv Road.

State highway officials who have just examined the county road built from Liberty north toward the junction pronounce it probably the best piece of gravel road construction in the entire state. This statement was made to the county commissioners re Help Wanted. Lady stenographer and book-1 keeper. At least one year's experience, able to take and transcribe dictation accurately, good education and practical. knowledge of simple bookkeeping.

Reference required, good salary, short hours, pleasant office, permanent position to right party. Address B. A. M. care of Journal.

Is Again In Trouble. Cecil Linn was arrested yesterday afternoon by Marshal Scott Thornton of the Court of Coffeyville charged with passing' a worthless check on Fred Wanenwetsch. former chief of police. The check was drawn on the First National bank of this city, and was for $3.50. Investigation, so Marshal Thornton states, showed that Linn never had an account with the bank.

It is understood that-Linn is under indictment in Nowata county for forgery, having been released on bond pending trial. Dancing. Saturday night, Moose Hall. Music by Whiz Bang Jazz Hounds. Moving Family Here.

Victor Hildebran of the Logan-Stephens Mercantile company went ti Winfield yesterday to ship his household goods and bvinghis family to this city. Mr. Hildebran became associated with the local st-e several months ago, but waited to move his family here until the close of the Winf'eld CRACKLINGS, Pound hackney; SONS cently when a state official exam I Phones 721-723 5 East Ninth Street ined the road. Awnings Made To Order. To fit any window or store front, stripes or plain.

On account of probable delay order now. Daeschner's Upholstery, 1305 Willow. Phone 1365J. Suing, on Lease. George Gartner has brought suit against Eliza J.

Hayes and others in district court to the amount of $2,900 as alleged claims for royalties and lease rights A A Brofiue Oxford Wet Day For Fishing. Yesterday's Altamont journal snid: Mr. and Mrs. E. B.

Miles and little daughter, Marjorie of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. McClelland of Coffeyville, went to the creek this morning to enjoy a fishings outing.

Chances are very favorable at the hour of igoing to press fdr a big rain. So the fish will bite favorably, but the present indications are it is going to be a pretty wet day for Methodists ta be out on the creek. Mound Valley Paper is Sold. Mack Stanton has sold the Mound? Valley Times-Journal to J. F.

Stfchman, late of Independence, who charge with next week fssue Stanton has not announced his plans' for the future excepting that he will hoe his which have become weedy during- the recent rush of business in the news-naner office. Stichman worked on Independence papers for several vears, but has been employed at Mound -Valley the past month while looking over the field with a view to buying the paper. Visited at Kaassis City. G. H.

rtooper of the Strasburger store, accompanied by Mrs. Hooper returned last evening from Kansas City where they jnt a couple of days on business and visiting friends: Mr. and Mrs. Hooper have a number of intimate friends in 'the city and they report a most enjoyable visit. Independence Had Some Hail.

Last evening's shower, in the Independence vicinity was accompanied by some hail and was preceded by a high wind earlier in he evening. The shower there covered the period from 7 to 10.. 31 1 Just WBSOSJfBJi Vi wA ,1 MJ I I LJ These New Styles at Prices to Please. Be Fitted in These New Styles at $8.50 "Htm um un i ou property. Notice, One 20-cent package of Magic Marvel makes wash day a pleasure.

Does twenty washings without rubbing. Try one. Sold by the Southwestern Sales Raided a Show. Advices from Sedan tell of a "Mutt and Jeff" show there last Saturday night which went out of the town in front of a shower of putrid errgs. The manager was fined $100 for misconduct, after which the younger populace took hand itself in.

handling affairs. The show was not so rotten morally as theatrically. To Pupils and Public I announce the opening of my classes in piano instruction (which have been closed on account of sickness), for Wednesday, June 1st. Studio, 204 West Eighth. Phone 192.

Ada Belle Morris. Clyde King Leaves Saturday. Nowata Star: Clyde A. King will leave Saturday for New York City where he will sail on the Camera-nia on June 1 for Edinburgh, Scotland. Mr.

King; eoes aa th representative of the local Rotary chib td the convention of Intern a-Menal Rotary ctnhs, which will be Md in Edinbureh June 14 to June1 18. It is expected that telegals from twenty-two countries will he present at the contention, rt is estimated that there will be approximately 1200 dele- Pure Food Exposition, Chicago Paris Exposition, Paris, France positive proof of its superior merit It is used by more housewives, domestic scientists and chefs than any other brand. That would not be the case if it were possible to secure a higher; quality leavener. It is sold at a moderate price. All you have to do is to.

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