The Times from Clay Center, Kansas • Page 3

7 May 17, 1906. THE TIMES, CLAY CENTER, KANSAS, PAGE THREE iC3Z 1 1. 1 Si" Jf Vr jr-! r- 1 SAMPLE SETS 1 lIFBEEdT ITVLEI i 20 new designs in 18-inch Corset Cover and Flouncing Embroidery will go on sale Satuaday at 25c a yard. Henderson Fashion Form Corsets The most correct foundation for a perfect fitting gown. Always in stock in all sizes.

50c, $1.00 and S1.50 each. Cut from the very newest cloths. Every Skirt a new model, cleverly trimmed and artistically designed by experienced tailors. You should not miss seeing these handsomely designed Ladies' Dress Skirts in all New Seasonable and Popular Shades and Mixtures This entire lot will go on special sale today, and as long as they last, at 33 1-3 per cent discount. Silk Gloves, in white, black, gray, 50c, 75c and $1 per pair.

20 Dozen of Children's Black Cat Hose Will go on sale Saturday. 4 distinct kinds for all ages at almost one-half regular price. 25 dozen Extra heavy Boys' Leather Stockings, the best 25c stockings ever made. It will pay you to buy these for next winter as you may never see these again for less than 25c per pair. As long as they last 15c pair 30 dozen Children's 15c Hose, 3 pairs 50 dozen Misses' Fine Ribbed Hose this is a regular 25c stocking for 15c pair 10 dozen Ladies' 15c Hose, per pair 10c 15 dozen Ladies' 25c Hose, for 15c Every pair a Black Cat and every pair guaranteed.

This is destined to be one of the greatest White Goods seasons for ladies' apparel ever known. No house in the state could show greater varieties nor greater bargains than here. White and Cream China and Taffeta Silk Suitings from 32J2C to S1.00 per yard. White Linen Suitings I2jc to 60c per yard. White and Cream India Linons 5c to 35c.

White Persian Lawn 25c to 50c. White French Lawn, white Organdy, White Paris Lawn from 32c to 60c. White Mohair Suitings, 50c to Sl.oo White Hose from 15c to 50c per pair. White Belts from 10c to 50c. White embroidered Parasols S1.60 to S2.50.

White Oxfords 90c to S2.25 per pair. Pure white 36-inch shrunk Duck Suiting 10c to 15c per yard. Special Bargains in Ladies' Fancy Silk Umbrellas In all the new shades and black, beautifully bordered in Persian and Roman borders, especially marked down to S1.25 and Si. 75 each. Special Importations Of White and Fancy Colored Fans.

Beautiful new designs will go on sale Saturday. Here will be a chance to buy a beautiful fan for little money. 72-inch German Table Linens. Extra heavy 90c Quality for 60c. 72-inch pure white Bleached Damask.

Extra heavy in five different floral designs, worth 85c for 54c. Swmfi 10c 25c oc 25c Grocery Specials 15c can California Plums 10 boxes good Oil Sardines 10c bar Tar Soap 6 pounds Rice 1 pound Cheese 15c Good Corn, per can 5c Good Peas, per can 6c Bananas, per dozen 16c 50c Uncolored Japan Tea 29c 65c Best Tea 50c Best 15c, 17Jc, 20c and 25c Bulk Coffee. Highest Price for Produce. DC DC DC DICZZDIC DC DC DC DC DC DC Mr. Reed's of Pleasant Valley Friday.

Harry Moore this county are visiting week. work on the bridge and Sherman town- doing the stone on the Mulberry Myron Blake and wife were Clay "1 1 All Over I Center callers one day last week. Phil Mildfelt's baby was on the sick Farm Machinery and Buggies list the first of the week. ishe County D. O.

Folsom and family drove to Clifton Thursday to attend his parents' golden wedding, returning Saturday. ship line. G. W. Stewart finished his assessing last week.

The material for the concrete and steel bridge at Merten's has arrived. The construction will probably be commenced this week. The Sherman Sunday school convention has been postponed indefinitely by request of the president. A granite tombstone was put in place at the grave of Mrs. A.

M. Smith last week. Mrs. McNay and Eunice were Long Ciltiva.tors We have in stock most of the latest styles of the John Deere and J. I.

Case ford shoppers Thursday. Mrs. Dan Waterman and daughter. Oak Hill. May 14.

Sunday about 15 Masons and their wives gathered at Matthew Malcolm's to surprise Mrs. Malcolm in honor of her birthday, each contributing to a fine dinner. She received numerous presents, also a nice rocker presented by the whole crowd. The afternoon was spent with music and conversation, and all departed wishing her many happy returns. Mr.

Shannon was a Clay Center visitor Monday. While Mrs. Will Largent was driving to town last week the neck yoke came down and frightened the horses, causing them to run and throwing her and little son Bertie out. The wheel passed over Bertie and bruised him up considerable. D.

O. Folsom's have about the prettiest back yard we have seen lately. Mr. Wylie is suffering with an attack Mrs. Scott Riley, went to Longford Mrs.

Will Brown goes up to Nebraska Wednesday to visit her mother. Nita Kincaid took sick last week and the doctor was called and pronounced the case diphtheria and the family are under quarantine. Mrs. A. R.

Moore has invited a few of Eddie's school mates to help him celebrate his birthday Wednesday. Some of us expect to eat ice cream Friday evening at S. Poot's. Gill. May 14.

Corn planting is about done in this locality. George Clark has been helping his brother Winfield list corn the past week. S. Knepper was calling on farmers Tuesday, returning Wednesday. They visited at Tom Ball's.

Mr. Shannon and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Comfort, and children visited at Granville Wymore's Tuesday and makes, both in single and double row, shovel and disc cultivators. Our prices on them are low, ranging for a riding single row shovel cultivator from $18.00 to $27.00 and for a walking from $12.00 to S15.00. If you are in need of a cultivator this is the place to get a bargain.

Hp The Dain Swing Round Stacker and Sweep vJUl Rakes, the Champion Draw Cut Mowers and Self Dump Rakes are the ones we have in stock; also Hay Carriers, Forks and Track. We have one secondhand Champion mower for sale. It is in good shape, guaranteed to work. Wednesday. Hay Andrew Bureman 'tended central Sherman.

May 15. Mrs. Geo. Campbell and Mrs. Bert Carlyle are visiting in Sherman.

Grace Hunt is visiting at C. D. Stewart's. during Mr. Folsom's absence.

Mat Mildfelt had a runaway Friday eveniDg, smashing his buggy some. The dance was well attended Satur lThe county correspondents will please notify the office when they are out of stationery. Hebron. May 15. -The Hebron W.

C. T. U. that wa9 to meet on Thursday has been changed until Thursday of next week, May 24th. It meets in the home of Mrs.

Edna Copeland. Mrs. Marie Kerr is visiting in Manhattan at present. Communion services at Hebron church next Sabbath at 11 o'clock. An invitation is extended to all.

Grandpa and Grandma Milligan called on Mrs. Jane Wright last Saturday. David Cook wa9 buried in Hebron cemetery Friday. Ethel Stewart of Oak Hill attended the dime social at John Chestnut's Friday evening. S.

A. Milligan left for Santa Ana, Ia9t Wednesday. Dan Cook and Drew Stevenson took dinner at A. Copeland's Monday. in southeast Gill Tuesday.

of rheumatism. day night and all seemed to enjoy Road overseers in Gill have been Dr. Need has purchased a new X-ray doing some needed road work the themselves. Another was announced for May 30th. Mrs.

Garrett's brother-in-law, T. Hood, from Oakley, visited them last week. He reports crops looking fine out rain andjpastures have plenty of feed for stock. There will be Memorial services at Sherman this year as usual. past week.

and pow has in in running order. Our doctor sure believes in keeping up The Champion Force Feed Binders and Champion Twine are all K. If you are in need of either come in, we may Harvesters and Binding Twine save you money. Mrs. Barker and Eva visited with It is possible to obtain relief from Mrs.

Eiler Wednesday. with the times. The dedication services at Melville chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by the use of KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. John Smith has been in poor Mrs.

Jno. Harbrugh is having trou Sunday were attended by a very large health of late. Buggies We have the John Deere, Velie and Staver. They are stylish, made of good material and ble again with her ankle that she broke last summer. Mrs.

George Harris is spending a Some of the most hopeless cases of long standing have yielded to it. It enables you to digest the food you eat and exercises a corrective influence, few days near Oak Hill visiting with Mrs. Bates. Harry Edmonds and Jim Lewis got durable, every one warranted. If you are thinking of buying a buggy come in look our stock over.

We save you money. building up the efficiency of the diges them claims adjoining Theodore Lewis in Canada. We are glad to announce that Mrs. tive organs. The stomach is the boiler Beckinsale is able to be out again.

crowd. The singing and sermon were of the best. Nearly $300 were raised which will straighten up all their indebtedness. We have not heard when their regular preaching day will be. The district meeting of the Free Methodists wa9 well attended.

We hear they will hold a camp meeting here some time this fall. A large crowd from here attended dedication services Sunday at Wm. Brougher and wife visited with wherein the steam is made that Keeps up your vitality, health and strength. Will Loader Wednesday and went L. P.

SCHR.ADER. fishing. Thos. Whittenburg bought a new horse Friday. Kodol digests what you eat.

MaKes the stomach sweet puts the boiler in condition to do the work nature demands of it gives you relief from digestive disorders and puts you in shape to do your best and feel your best. Sold by Lee Gramley. Herbert and Nelson Barker brought out a new Case disk weed cutter from Timber Creek. May 15. Mary Elias came home Friday from Grand Island, where she has been attending the business college.

Mr. King is still very poorly. Miss Downs of Wakefield is assisting Wakefield Friday. Mrs. Need with her work.

Johnnie Crane and wife called on friends here Wednesday afternoon. There will be a surprise party at Mr3. Wm. Rairden's Thursday, it being Jennie Molt's birthday. Sudyville.

May 14. W. E. Davis visited Idana one day recently. Quite a number of Sudyites attended the concert at Ladysmith, Saturday evening given by the Exeter and Broughton bands combined.

Frank Stewart and wife from Oak Hill spent a few days last week with Ed Stevenson's. Chas. Schooley and wife were 6hop-ing in Idana one day last week. R. Lloyd attended church at Oak Hill Sunday.

Chas. Heath and wife visited at T. Heath's Friday. Alden Tiers was one of the painters Mrs. Culberson and Cora visited with Mrs.

Barker and Eva Sunday. There will be Children's day at Dur-rin the second Sunday in June in the afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Seeley is having another Arthur Schiff man was a Miltonvale THE Ladysmith.

May 15. Last Thursday Wright had the misfortune break her hip and is now serious condition. slight attack of appendicitis. Mrs. Alex to fall and lying in a caller Wednesday.

The ball gama Sunday between Oak Hill and the Great Eastern resulted in visited with Mr. Cole- Mr. Schaulis man Sunday. Ed. Heath went over to visit his a victorv for Oak Hill 9 to 23, a seven brother Andy Thursday.

They went inning game. fishiner and Ed. brought home seven Mrs. John Reed of We9t Branch was fish. shopping in town Wednesday.

Tabor. May 14. Fanny Blackwood spent Wednesday evening with her sister, Mrs. Eisele. Jessie Lewis of Longford visited her Charlie Malcolm of Smith Center aunt, Mrs.

Magee, last week came down Tuesday to visit his par ents, driving Wednesday to Clay Cen Peter Myers is plowing for Mr. King. Emma Lewis is staying with Mrs. Bert White at Wakefield. Sidnie Humbert spent the latter part of last week with her sister, Mrs.

Mary Koerner. Ness Younkin has a new Sharpies cream separator. Prof. Allbaugh of Clay Center took dinner at Mr. Elias's Saturday.

Lucy Male returned to her home west of Wakefield Sunday. L. F. C. Gardner and Aaron Younkin made a trade of cattle last week.

Mr. Alsop of Clay Center was in this vicinity Friday. Mrs. Walter Binklev and son Fred that painted Mr. Bryan's barn last week.

drove out from Clay Saturday return ins Sunday. Mrs. C. Binkley went Rev. Greer left Wednesday for Kansas City.

A ball game was played by the P. V. S. boys and the Tabor Grown-ups Saturday. It resulted in a victory for Mrs.

Parker is staying with her aunt back with them. ter, from whence he returned nome. Mrs. Fritz Wendt visited Mrs. John Malcolm Wednesday.

Mrs. Durham called oa Mrs. John Reed the first of last week. Rov Smith went to Lovewell Mon Ed. Heath and wife visited near Mrs.

A. right, who is ill. Geo. Tipton is working for John COLUMBIA RIVER WONDERLAND With its incomparable scenery is best reached via the Union Pacific Whose fast through daily trains run 200 miles in broad Daylight along this matchless river. An opportunity of visiting Yellowstone Park En Route THE SHORT LINE TO PORTLAND AND THE NORTHWEST.

Idana Friday. the latter, the score being 11 to 2i James these days. Myrtle Bryan left last Thursday for There was no preaching Sabbath morning or evening on account of the Excelsior Springs, Mo. Mrs. Frank Remington went to Concordia Saturdav for a visit with her absence of Mr.

Greer. Mrs. Manwarren and Fanny Black day for a week's visit with his parents. Ben Schiffman and George Myers drove to Clay Center Monday. James Mcintosh came in from his home in Colorado Monday for a visit with relatives.

Albert Wendt and wife entertained relatives from Clay Center Sunday. Mrs. Jess Reed and children visited wood drove to the county seat last Thursday. daughter and other relatives. Herbert Smith, wife and children from Buckeye were visiting at Jim Kiner's Saturday and Sunday.

Dr. Pearson's horse became frightened as it was hitched at Mr. King's Friday and the results were a broken shaft and halter strap. Through some error in the last items it was stated that Vernon Tannehill'a horse was "shocked" instead of being choked." Bessie and Drusilla Garrett were Rachel Davis from Clay Center visited a few days with the W. E.

Davis family last week. Frank Todd, wife and children spent Sunday at R. Lloyd's. D. S.

Call agent for Dr. Seeley, has been working in this vicinity the past few days. Mr. Trechsel from Idana drove through this neighborhocd Sunday. John Heath and wife from near Idana visited with their son Tom a few days last week.

guests of Alma McClenahan the latter part of last week. Bloom. Mrs. John McKelvey and little wife May 15. Sprowl Moore and daughter visited at Mr.

McKelvey's Saturday. visited at Will Brown's Friday. Mr. The prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Tippin took dinner at Mr.

McClenahan's Thursday. Inquire of A. J. SLEEPER, Agent. Whether North Sherman.

May 15. Harry Edmonds, James Lewis and Ed. Desmond have each taken up a claim in Canada. 15 he Citizens State Mrs. Souliguy and daughter Mary 1 Continued on page 6.

Ever occur to you that you are called upon every day to do a lot of unnecessary work, in addition to that you are compelled to do to earn a living? So many people think they have a right to work you. Atchison Globe, Strayed. A bay mare and black mule colt. Strayed Thursday, April 19th. R.

W. Trudell, Clay Center, R. F. D. No.

6. were down from Clyde to attend the funeral of Grandma Souliguy. W. T. Hunt and family and Mr.

and Cooper's Wednesday. Jess and Harry Brill spent Tuesday with Chas. Moore. Mesdames Brill, Eilers and Kincaid were calling on the sick Tuesday. J.

T. Waddle was calling in the neighborhood Monday. Mattie Blackwood and Alma Mc-Clenahan expect to go up to Republic county Wednesday for a week's visit among friends. W. C.

T. U. met Wednesday and prayer meeting Thursday at William Gaston's. Good attendance at both meetings. There was a large attendance at the funeral of Mrs.

John Schaffner Thursday. The family have the sympathy of their friends in their bereavement. Mrs. T. Eisle visited the home folks last Wednesday.

Mrs. Hagleman were over from Riv- Kansas Inventors. List of patents issued to residents Kansas May 8, 1906, as reported by Hy. W. Stackpole, lawyer and paten solicitor, Clay Center, Joseph L.

Crisler, Perth, (2) harrow-attachment for plows. Willitts A. Kress, Arkansas device for swinging hammocks. You wish to DEPOSIT idle funds or make a LOAN we will be glad to see you. All Business Strictly Confidential Respectfully, M.

S. KEHOE, Assistant Cashier. erdale last Tuesday. J. P.

Souliguy and wife and Mrs. Underside returned to Ponca City Tuesday night. Bert Wynn and Chris Morris are putting in phones this week. J. H.

Morris was the recipient of a jolly surprise party on the 5th, it being his 57th birthday anniversary. Forty guests were present. Real Estate Transfers. Frank L. Fletcher and wife to A.

S. Marshall; part nw 16-7-2; $100. Andrew Gullberg to Jno. A. Oberg; nw), 6-7-3; 3000.

Patrick O'Harro and wife to Walter S. Binkley; lot 12 and 13, block 3, Dexter's 3rd add. to city; $200. Catherine L. Foote and husband to Mary E.

Hoover; lot 4, block 36, city; 81500. John P. King and wife to Marinda Male; sl, se, 32-9-3 and ne4', 5-10-3; 1. Here is a new child story: A little girl of seven arrived to visit at a house. "She is not very p-r-e-t-t-y," spelled an- Francis B.

Watson. Caldwell. match one of the women in the room to other. "No," promptly spoke up little girl, "but every one says I s-m-a-r-t." Atchison Globe. the am Mrs.

layior and family were over The Tabor W. C. T. U. is making arrangments for a mass meeting June 8.

The program will be on Flower box. Trade marks Dolan Merc. F. B. FULL1NGT0N, Pres.

J. A. GLACE, Vice-Pres. Co. from Bloom on the 7th.

Guy Bradley wearied of rural scenes Mission. Atchison, tea; same, rice; M. G. Slo- When figuring on carpets, rugs, oi cloth, linoleums, matting, don't (fo. Anton Christens on and Roy Curray from Carnahan Creek in Potawatomie and went back to Chiton Monday.

Gus Hammer and Phil Kelly cum, Wichita, "Mentho-Camph' I an ointment). are 1 forget Conrad. Get your rugs at Conrad's..