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Phnti 7l'i Turkey d'tiner at Jewel restaurant i a i fei Thursday, zuc. Turkey, Turkey, Thanksgiving. Jewel Restaurant, 25c. Thanksgiving Tomorroiv Hradredls off Eager Bnayeirs Participated Iia ilhi Sjplenadlzdl Savings Made Possilble By A Uamsiuial YELLOW TAG SALE UNUSUAL for the reason that it gives you an opportunity of choosing the best merchandise obtainable at the most opportune time of the whole year, at prices hardly more than you'd expect in a January "Clean-Up Sale" from a Store that backs up evry deal by "Satisfaction ory3ur mcrey refunded." If you're not a regular patrron of this Store we advise an early call, as our regular customers ill see that the best values will be the first chosen. This Store Will Be Closed All Day We thank you one and all for yovr liberal patronage.

We ash you to come Friday and Saturday to our big store. We will have some very exceptional values in the different departments for you. Friday and Saturday we will show you values in Seady-to-Wear, Silks, Wool Goods, Domestics, Shoes and Clothing, which will be well worth your while. Don't Miss Tliese Two Days. C.

T. Franks and wife returned last night from York, Nebraska. Turkey and trimmings, Thanksgiving. Jewel Restaurant. George Garver went to the country today on a hunting expedition.

Miss Lillian Walsch will spend Thanksgiving with friends in Wellington. When in doubt trade with Josh Wallace on the corner." 3t Special price on cranberry sherbet for Thanksgiving dinner. Winfleld Dairy Phone 380. Mrs. O.

R. Shelley and son, went to Kingman today where they will spend Thanksgiving. I Ladies suits, coats dresses and skirts Also on coats and dresses for children. 25 per cent on Furs. IS to Mens suits, mens overcoats, odd trousers, suitsand overcoats forboys, and suit cases and bags.

40 per cl. 30 per ct. The Calvert-Mabry Company Where Quality Is Never Misrepresented a Dress goods silks, trimmings, blankets, outings, comforters, table "linens, domestics. In fact, dry goods all kinds. Such as rugs, couch covers, draperies and lace curtains and high grade carpeting.

per- ct Dry Oil s- JVC Our Under-Ground Toy-Town Is full of Christmas Spirit. it in I REPAIRING I Mrs. Ida Reckord went to Augusta this morning to visit with her sister. "Tonight the Lecture Course "The Romance of Achievement," by Rev. J.

S. Myers. Do not miss it. Admission 50c. First M.

E. church. Doors 7:20. A good place to buy men's togs at Josh Wallace's store on the cofner.3t Harry Klingle went to Pittsburg today where he will eat Thanksgiving dinner. A fine line of bath robes at S4 to S8.

Josh Wallace on the corner 3t. WE DO IT a 4- 1 Wanted, a bright young woman to do office work and reporting. Address A. care Free Press office. Mrs.

J. E. Herjpcker and Mrs. B. S.

Chittenden "went to Wichita this morning to spend the day. Most desirable, least expensive, most acceptable gift tor Christmas is one of those new style photos at Rodocker's. 3t W. Sloan and family returned to their home in Little River today. They have been at the Winfleld hospital.

"Tonight the Lecture Course "The Romance of Achievement," by Rev. J. S. Myers. Do not it.

Admission 50c. First M. E. church. Doors 7:20.

Miss Mattie Arnold and Fay Arnold are going to Cedarvale to spend Thanksgiving with Vernal Mills and Andia Hill. R. T. Vaughn and family will go to Latham tonight to spend Thanksgiving day with relatives. Clothcraft, Sam Peck and Henley suits at Josh Wallace's store on the corner.

Prices $10 to 25. 3t "Tonight the Lecture Course "The Romance of Achievement," by Rev. J. S. Myers.

Do not miss it. Admission 50c. First M. E. church.

Doors 7:20. bism mm BE SUSPICIOUS OF ANY Everybody comes here to get their work done in first class manner. A few of the things we repair: Sharpen Scissors, Knives, Make ani Fit Keys, Gun Vork, also carry a full line of Bicycle and Motorcycle Supplies. Any sore that Is or Glow in healing should cause suspicion and put the sufferer on guard. Many an ulcer v'lirli could Lave been cured if it had been proptrly in time, bee a allowed to remain open until it became infected with some dogtnti ate prison from the outside which made it a.

malignant, eating sore. Host old sores come from an impure and polluted condition of tl.e blood sr. can be healed if the circulation is cleansed and purified of the predisposing To attempt to cure a clirouic ulcer with salves, washes, lotions, etc. is trifling with what may become a seiior 3 condition. S.

vS. S. heals chronic ulcers in a perfectly natural way. It goes down into the blood and removes the impurities and 22K uulu or Guaranteed LKUWN KWEr Setof Teeth luorutd mailers wliictt are lle means ot Keeping tne i place cren; then the sore is bound to heal. Not only Cs! doc3S.

S. S. cleanse the circulation but it restores its B-. I healing powers, and aids in promoting the necessary "I qualities for good health. S.

S. S. build3 new flesh tissue from tl bottom of the ulcer to the outer skin Winfield Bicycle I Sporting Goods Co. and makes a permanent cure. Boole on Gores and Ulcers and medical advice free to all who write and request same.

TU2 ZVIH SPECIFIC ATLANTA, CA. 205 East 9th Ave fi WHEN THE TIME C0ME5 Quite a number of people took advantage of our special prices Uitx week but there was a great many more that' we were unable to vwt uon so we have decided tocontinue these prices. ALL THIS WEEK If we have done any work fo you that is not giving entire satisfaction come in and we will be gla to look after it. GUARANTEED WORK. Fillings, up from Gold Crown, 22k 3- Set of Teeth Bridge Work, per tooth 3-85 PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE.

WE ARE HERE TO STAY. THE NATIONAL DENTISTS 010 Main Street. Winfleld, Kansas. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our most M.

E. Cranston and family and Carl Irvin and family have gone to Mul-vane to spend Thanksgiving. heartfelt thanks to our many Winfleld friends for their kindness during the sickness and death of our Miss Hazl Sandrett went to New BEAR in mind that we have complete line of monuments and tombstones, of various styles and finishes. Should you happen to find nothing to suit you in our' large assortment of designs, we will prepare one according to your own ideas and requirements. Nothing but the best material goes into our work the most DODular of which is the ecle" ton today to meet her father, M.

H. Sandrett of Liberal, Kans. beloved daughter and Mary. "Tonight the Lecture Course "The MR. and MRS.

J. J. GARRETY. MR. and MRS.

FRANK GARRETY RICHARD, EARL, WALLACE. brated Winnsboro Blue Granite. "The Silk ot the Trade," noted for its beautiful dolor and finish, ana its 1 lasting qualities. Romance of Achievement," by Rev. J.

S. Myers. Do not miss it. Admission 50c. First M.

E. church. Doprs CORRINE and STDIE GARRETY. We guarantee 11 our work against aeiecis in workmanship and material. 'our show room is always open to 3 P.

H. Thomas of Latham was in town this morning. He went from here to Hesston to spend Thanksgiving at the home of Rev. and Mrs. E.

F. Buck. FREE LECTURE. "Tonight the Lecture Course "The Hoinance of Achievement," by Rev. S.

Myers. Do not miss it. Admission 50c. First M. E.

church. Doors 77:20. 7:20. Mrs. Addie Gilson of Bayard, YOUR INSPECTION Caton Son It 's.

"Ml 'jj Free lecture at the city building, on Thanksgiving evening by S. W. Sample, subject, '(Wastes and Burdens of Society." 2t 312 E. 9th. Phone 747 Look In hut Mrs.

N. H. Butcher and T. A. Bon-ham and wife of McAlester, have been the guests of Judge' and Mrs.

Ellis Fink. Mr. and Mrs. Fink and their, guests went to Cheney today where they will spend Thanksgiving day. Sonifii Window and Mrs.

Ella Clark of Des Moines, Iowa, have been visiting with Mrs. Sells. They returned to their homes today. Call early for all kinds of delicacies. Ice Cream and Ices, for Thanksgiving.

Winfleld Dairy Co. 6t The following Southwestern students left on the noon trains to be at home on Thanksgiving day: Miss Edna Yetter to McPherson, Miss Claire Lewis to Wichita, Miss Wagner and Miss McPeck to Kingman, and Miss Irma H-ghbaugh to Cof-feyville. A 'FINE 50 alfalfa farm, 3-4 mile from Winfleld, well improved, also four residences renting "for $57.50, cash in'advance. Exchange Hone and Strop your own Razor blades. Any I EVER READY fes Dr.

J. F. Jameson, V. S. Phone 830 For complete sets of the most beautiful patterns in silver plated ware in mahogany chests.

This ware is the well known 1847 Rogers Brothers, and the celebrated Holmes and Edwards brand which is undoubtedly the best silver plated ware obtainable, being made heavilyplated tnan other brands. Its appearance so much resembles solid sterling silver as to be generally mistaken for it. make all can be Sharpened on the Victor. Make each blade do duty for six months in place of one or two shaves. VICTOR 1 CIlltTTE Save your eiectne money by getting Quay's wiring bid.

Phone 49. "Tonight the Lecture Course "The Romance of Achievement," by Rev. J. S. Myers.

Do not miss it. Admission 50c. First M. E. church.

Doors 7:20. for larger farm in Cowley county, Kansas. J. H. Richardson, Winfleld, Safety Blade SFiarpener Guaranteed tor life money back if not satisfied.

Special oil-tanned honing and finishing strop and 2 blade holders (or all kinds of safety blades with each machine. Phone 1055. STARK PIAXO nOUSE 1 30 piece set, Lafayette pattern76 knives, 6 forks, 6 tea spoons, 6 dessert spoons, gravy ladle, cream ladle, berry spoon, cold meat fork, sugar shell and butter knife, complete in nice chest $21.50 1 2 6 piece American Beauty Rose pattern, "6 knives, 6 forks, 6 tea spoons, 6 table spoons, sugar shell and butter knife, complete in chest 1 90 piece set, Dolly Madison patterns, 1' dozen knives, 1 dozen forks, 1 dozen teaspoons, 6 table spoons, 6 dessert spoons, 1 dozen salad forks, 6 butter spreaders, 6 bouillon spoons, 1 dozen soup spoons, gravy ladle, cream ladle, berry spoon, cold meat fork, sugar shell and butter knife. All conveniently arranged In mahogany chest. GO 1 26 piece set Vintage pattern assorted the same as the set above ....515.50 D.

L. Jenkins and wife of Hunne-well, were in Winfleld today. They went to Beaumont, on the noon train. NOTICE. E-d" Demonstration Special Sal 8 All THIS Week test- The Junior band will meet tonight at seven-thirty.

The Grafonola "Regent" the table talking machine price 100. For sale at the Stark Piano House. NOTICE. These sets must be seen to be appreciated, ask us about them. R.

B. BIRD, Druggist Andiirew Wilso I will be in Winfleld for a week and offer my home on South Loomis street for sale at a bargain. Call Phone 92 W. 2t I. SANDERS.

SEE STORE THE Manufacturing Jeweler and Optometrist STARK riAxo notiSE.