The Wellington Daily News du lieu suivant : Wellington, Kansas • Page 4

'V Selling not only rr.erchir.dk but. service, stamps ours as a stoe fcr the careful and particular man. Klee-man and Simon, Wellington Kansas. WldSO-Sl Women! I Kansas Women Testify. tl 3' daughter Bettie will move next week to Attica.

Miss Helen Morgan went to Harper Friday to visit over Decoration Day. Mrs. I. A. Walton went to Wichita Kans.

I nava tafcea this morning to meet a sister who is Lawrence, Dr. Fierce avor- rnTn st Louis. Missouri ite Prescription for 13 imagined when Mr. Ford counted out two hundred and fifteen dollars and visit. a female trouble and Mrs.

Jennie Lucas left for her home 'handed it over to her for the Girls I am greatly pleased with the benefit I received from ifc. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are well known to me because I have at Colorado Springs, Colorado, Friday jBand. after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs.

Messrs. T. O. Ford, A. W.

Lynn George Fleming. land Perry Miller were out only a lit- Miss Mayme Ferguson will go to tIe while with the subscription paper BlackwelU Oklahoma, tomorrow in "re- to raise the money for these uniforms sponse to a message of the illness of and they received the above sum in her mother. with several business men prom- Mrs. Elmer Shafer left this morn- 'isins to pay today what they had ing for Emporia on a visit. She will subscribed.

Thus the band will be also visit in Salina before returning. jiven a neat surplus, for purchasing and on for years whenever I had stomach trouble or was constipated or bilious. I can recommend both of these remedies as good reliable medicines." AfDj V. S. TlTTERINGTON, 738 New ana supplies.

Misses Anna Gilmore and Rachel i i There were thirteen of novo fnr ThPii" ipct i I ice -i One Thirty Luncheon. Yellow and white was the effective color scheme carried out at the luncheon given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Hunter. The tables were beautifully appointed with marguerites as the decora tion. A delicious four-course luncheon was served after which five hundred was the diversion.

The guest list included: Mesdames Ed Smith, McLean, Hatcher, Tolles, Belsley, Gal loup, Chas. Garland, Kelly, Zug, Roth rock, R. Hitchcock, F. Gambrill, H. F.

Charles, Bauman, Holmes, Boos, Brooke, French, E. M. Carr, Billings, Parr, C. A. Gambrill, Sparry Halliday, Carrington, H.

E. Newlin, of Wichita, Chas. Smith, of Mulvane, Burford, Arkansas City, Misses, EP liott, Smith, Adda Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Brooke, Droz, Gambrill, the ten dol- jiiwi York Street, Lawrence, Kans. Kansas City, Kans. "I took Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness following child-birtn. whole lot of 11 tt i -ii lar subscriptions and 1 tltrnt" Tl'T 111 DT TDTtr OT TTT and a livcf mwi juok a J- uv itrfor a few days. Miss Geraldine Baird left Friday I felt better almost at once ana aiter taking it I was entirely well. It is i cut-oW crnnrl medicine. I nave ire- half.

The girls are very happy with show of appreciation in a most sub- I stantial way. And the whole town getsl the benefit. I evening for her home in Chicago after two weeks visit here with the of J. P. Naylor.

-I Miss Blanche Russell left this morn quently recommended it to Mrs. Alice Townsend, 721 Orval Kansas City. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a true friend to women in times of trial and at times of pain when the organs are not performing their functions. For headache, backache, hot flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing down sensation, mental depression, dizziness, faintins snells, lassitude and ing for her home at Odessa, Missouri, inv atfcpndiner Sumripr Conntv TTi n-Vi Rock Island Change and Helen French of Chicago.

School the past year. i Under a new time card, effective at Last night's Beacon states that Mrs. midnight tonight, the Rock Island jSam Luckingham and son Billy leCt makes a number of changes on its I this morning for California where 1 grains on this division. No. 23, west- -THEMIQNAL COFFEE- exhaustion women should take this.

ToSouth Haven. Reverend Harry Hunter will preach the memorial sermon in South Haven Sunday after it's a temperance reiueuy tuau ithev wiU SDend the summer. bound, will arrive in Wichita at 7:05 tracted from roots witn pure glycerine i nr its ingredients are published. Mrs. Roy Burford returned to her ia.

m. and leave at 7:30 a. stopping i noon. 1 a. I i A i I it mi a 11 I Anv medicine dealer can suppiy ltinome ArKansas tity tms mormnglior nreaKiast nr rne train win arrive in li quia or taoiet iorm.

i. after a short visit here with relatives. Wellington at 8:25. No. 11, west- Pierce Invalids Hotel, xJunaio, jn.

i TT leave Chicago at 5:30 a. inr frPP hook on woman's diseases. i i i Other C. Brands of equal merit, price considered, carried in stock. Every woman should have one.

You can also have confidential medical advice without cost. 45 minutes earlier than at present, and will arrive in Kansas City 50 minutes earlier. No. 36 will connect Oklahoma yesterday. The W.

W. Culvers and the C. E. Bratches hope it won't rain some more and they will motor to Blackwell, Ok Returned Missionary AVill Speak. Miss Ara J.

Holland a returned Missionary from Kualalunitur, Malasia -will speak at the M. E. church at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon. All the ladies of the church and congrega tion are urged to be present. Tuesday with No.

39 at McFarland for Colora- for the bouquet which has the greatest 7 i (variety of flowers in it. lahoma, tomorrow to eat dinner with do. No. 39 will be made a fast train. Harry Shepard's family.

i No 12, westbound, will be made a Mrs. Nelie Horn has arrived from I fast train between Kansas City and Denver, Colorado, for a visit with her Chicago, making no local stops. Its parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Z. Culver, time out of Wellington will not be and family. Her husband and son left changed. No. 12 will connect with No evening at eight o'clock Miss Holland will speak again and all are invited to attend.

Young people will be especially interested in her talk. SOLE AGENT Mr. ad Mrs. A. C.

Adams were over from Dal ton today. Mrs. J. G. Ostrander was here today from Tonkawa, Oklahoma.

Mrs. H. G. Collins will spend Sunday in Wichita, the guest of relatives. Misses Margaret Marshall and Mae Edwards expect to visit at Mayfield 78 at Topeka for St.

Joseph, for Denver in a car for this city. Frank Carr of Wichita will pass better time. 1 They are Grateful. The girls band is most happy arid very grateful to the merchants for the money donated to them for their Band suits. through here tonight enroute to Cal- An extra, chair car will be operated ifomia.

He will entertain for dinner I on No 11 from Kansas City, through Sunday. at the Harvey House, Mrs. F. E. Carr, Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis Carr and little Frances Virginia. Wellington to Caldwell after Sunday, and return to Kansas Cit yon No. 12. The car will accommodate local passengers.

A steel standard pullman-will be run after Sunday from Dallas to Denver, going through Wellingtqji Flag Girls. Mrs. Mahan wishes all the Flag Girls to meet at the Farmers bank corner Monday at one thirty o'clock. It Wasn't Hard To Do The Girls Band is an appreciated BOB-O-LINK feature of the city. This was proven ion No.

12 and arriving at Denver at Yrs. Homer Garrison is here frcm Hutchinson visiting with F. tnd family. G. F.

Elsass and family were expected home today from a visit, at Elgin, Oklahoma Miss Carrie Innes of Sutherland, Iowa, is here visiting with the Gambrill and Ellis family. Miss Hazel Alley of Wichita will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and family. Prentis Club.

Friday night the Prentis club had their last regular meeting at the home of Mrs. I. A. Zusr. Miss Lillian O'Brien read a The new Bob-o-Link Friendship Bracelets are all the rage.

We engrave them neatly without charge. Place your order with us today for some of these links, is one of the most pleasing sensations of the year. in a most cheering way Friday after- i.7:35 a. m. The return trip will be noon about three o'clock wThen the made on No.

28, to McFarland, and on treasurer of the band, Miss Ersel No. 11 through Wellington. Louf bourrow, was called to the Well- No. 17, from Omaha will be later, ington Gas office to- receive some arriving here at 8:25 a. bound for money.

Fort Worth. splendid paper on "The Schools as a Social Center." The Victrola furnish E. B. ROSE When she presented herself at the Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hunter and lit- cashier's window her surprise may be USE DAILY NEWS WANT ADS. i ghK .1, some beautiful music. After refreshments the club adjourned to meet In two weeks at the home of Mrs. J. li.

Halliday where they will have a picnic. jijiimiiii iiiiHiB, a 2 ZdL Iu TO mm- 67) F1 I $7.00 A $12.50 Coats $15.00 focj Coats a Coats (gyii i i Pi i Coats qIp i i i i 5e AllOver Aproits, Good Materials, Eadh 3e Hope Muslin, 10 yd. limit, Tonight 7 l-2c Calico, best kind, 10 yd. limit, 10 yds. for 38c Men's 8 l-3c Socks Tan and black Pair 5c Child's Cambric Dra wers New, ages to 8 years Each 15c 4- "n7TTnir lulus I Of interest to Wellington people will be the following extract taken from the Little Rock Column of the May Rock Island magazine.

"An event of marked significance took place Thursday, March the eighteenth at 7 P. M. at the residence of Rev. J. H.

Smith, pastor of the Christian church when Frank Meredith, superintendent of locomotive operation took unto him self a helpmate bearing the name of Blanche Bell, formerly cashier at Griers. Miss Bell was well known and liked by all the Rock Island people, in and near Little Rock, and her many friends miss the bright and pleasant face at the station, but they are willing to give her up to such a fellow as Meredith. They will reside at Xittle Rock for the time being, and wTe wish them all the happiness in the world. Mr. Meredith was formerly a Santa Fe employee in this city and is well known here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Carr will spend Sunday in Cheney. Mrs. Harve Newlin was here from Wichita yesterday.

iMiss Jennie Hill is spending the "week end in Portland. Mrs. A. D. Skaggs is here from Arkansas -City, the guest of friends.

Miss Ida Baker, a normalite, has Igone borne to Oxford to spend the Sabbath. Mrs. Charlie Smith is here from Mulvane visiting Mrs. W. A.

Anderson and family. Miss Ruth Beatie, normal student here, is spending Saturday and Sunday with friends in Wichita. Mrs. Wilbur Thompson, who has been visiting in Kiowa for the past two weeks is expected home Monday. Miss Banche Ward left today for St.

Louis for a three weeks visit and from there will go to Manhattan for some work in Domestic Art. 3Irs. S. W. Spitler goes to Winfield this afternoon to attend commencement at Southwestern, where Carrol "Spitler is one of the graduates.

Harold Balcolm and cousin, Nellie Hupp, left Wednesday morning for Xockesburg, Arkansas to spent! the cummer with the little girl's father, Charles Hupp. 'Mrs. Victo rRoseberry went to May-Held last night and will return this evening accompanied by Eugene Ed-awards and her son Carroll, who have Zjeen visiting friends there for a week At the east side Christian Mission Sunday afternoon two prises will be ''riven away; one for the best arrang-ci liquet cf flowers end ths other 3 The Last of the Big Thirteen Day Sale See What's On For Closing Numbers Ladies Handkerchiefs 5c ones, colored embroideried corners, 3 for 10c 35c Ladies Lisle Hose Tans, blacks, browns, blues, pinks and reds, pair 25c 15c Lisle Hose for small boys and girls. Sizes 4 1-2 to 6 1-2 only Tans, reds and blues only Pair 10c Ladies 8 l-3c Vests Gaiize, taped neck and arms Each 5c Child's 10c Black Hose Sizes 5, 5 1-2, 6, 6 1-2 only Tonight a pair 5c 10c Pansy Voiles in Flowered designs Also some batistes Tonight yd 5c 10c Curtain Poles, each ------5c 15c Extension Rods, each 5c 5 7c 5c Lawns, 10yd limit, yd -7 l-2e Bleached Bluslin, yd -7 ir2c Unbleached Muslin, 7 1 -2c Apron. Ginghrms, yd 12 l-2c Flowered Crepes, yd bnisht Ends 'Lj LAST CHANCE 13 Days Scb- ir.