The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 8

THE LEAVENWORTH TIMES, FRIDAY MORNING; SEPTEMBER 3, 1920 3 LeTnwortk Best ko Store, JOINT TEA Footwear Of Quality Reliable Dentistry Our success is duo to high grade materials and workmanship. J. C. PENNEY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION. INSTITUTE WILL CLOSE TOMORROW Our Fall Women's SJjoes have an air oZ Superiority about them that Is charming to- the Woman who appreciates choice 0 3.

Foot-wear. We hav" never shown more beautiful Shoes than we are greeting our trade with this season. Are Are Beady to Open County Schools Monday and City Schools Following Week. NEW CREATIONS. Our new Fall Oxfords.

Military heels and Brogues are the best and latest that can be had and of E. P. Reed quality. McBride Shoe Company 412 Delaware Street. Successors to Geo.

J. Bub. 2 TO VISIT PRISOX TODAY. Band Concert to Be Given in Honor of the Teachers This Afternoon Names of Those Attending the Institute. We extract Teeth without Pain, either by Vitalized Air, Gas or Application in Gums, and make perfect fitting plates.

Full Set Teeth $10 to $15 Gold Crown $5.00 Gold Fillings from $1.00 Hours 8 to 6 Sunday 9 to 12. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS. 425 Delaware St. Masonic Building. Chocolates THE KENT) TJIAT ALWAYS i SATISFY THAT EVERLASTING HUNGER FOR SWEETS.

SODAS SUNDAES SPECIALTY DRINKS Busy Bee Candy Kitchen A. Gargotta Ss Props. 40? Delaware. im fil I mm GET READY FOR FALL AND WINTER Now is the time to prepare for Cold Weather. Our Stock of Great Western Cook Stoves, Ranges and Heaters is ready for your Inspection.

What They Say Text Book of let crammed full WSlI Str6 6t fr thfTntor Mil WIIUWI stQck trader 1920 Edition Obligation. Copies FREE. MoCall Riley Co. Inc. SECURITTES.

20 Broad St. 1420 Walnut St. IVew York, Philadelphia. Jim Chishqjn of Atchison: "Mr. Cox is talking about Republican money to divert from tlj weak sister, the League of 2 It would be well worth your while to take run in.

and look them over when' you are around this way. They're corkers every one of them and it's a ten to one shot you walk avay with the pick of them upon your head. Prices Range From $3.98 to $9.90. Congressman Phil Campbell, of the Third congressional district: "Here is some food for thought-. Do you know that the Democrats have spent in the last three years forty billion dollars, which is more than it cost to run this government from to 1917?" You VfCll make no mistake placing your order now.

Every Stove Manufacturer tells us that there will be a shortage of stoves this Fall. DONT WAIT BUY EARLY. GREAT WESTERN STOVES. MADE IN LEAVENWORTH. 2 5 2 Kathleen Kelsall, Margaret McCaffrey, Cuba McCafferty, Mabel Case-bier, Wanda Knight, Wm.

Stephenson, Agnes Strickland, Marie Far-rell, Drusie Coffin, Edna Echert. FEie ileyburn.IHldw. Co. CELEBRATE -THEIR S. E.

CORXER 5TH AND CHEROKEE. en's and Young tlen's Jew THE WINCHESTER STORE. J. J. Banks: "Whil I was in To- peka, I called on the secretary of state and found out.

that I carried twenty counties for insurance com missioner in the recent primary, but was defeated by about 25,000 votes. All of my friends are Insisting with the fine showing that I made at the recent primary that I should be a candidate two years hence for the same a 2 CO 5 2 GOLDEN WEDDING FALL SUQTS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stahl Have Big Family Dinner on 50th Anniversary Day Names of Those Present. These splendid suits will make a strong appeal to every man whose tastes attain the pinnacle of the exclusive.

Style, fabrics and tailoring are the best. Prices Range From $26.50 to $62.50 Potter1 Pete: "I maintain that Tom Potter, of Potter, is one of the best old scouts in Atchison county. Tom never harmed a flea in his life. He was born at Potter and has stuck around there all his life or for nearly 65 years. He built the first house on the townsite.

He has served the people there faithfully as postmaster for more than a quarter of a century. He has been a scrupulously honest and upright citizen. Here's hoping that Tom Potter will potter around Potter for many years to come and miss the potter's field in the final 0 tl 2 2 The joint institute of the Leavenworth county and city school teachers will end tomorrow afternoon when they will return to their homes. The country district teachers will open their schools uext week, Monday, September 6th, and the city teachers the 1 following week Monday, September 13th. Most of the teachers will be busy next week looking after the enrollment of pupils and giving directions about the purchase of books.

The program for the institute has kept all the teachers busy and they have had a lively w.eek of it so far. It opens at o'clock in the morn'ng and there is something doing all the time until the adjournment is taken at the close of" the day's work. Prof. Raymond Schwegler of the Kansas University delivered an address at the chapel hour yesterday morning, which was listened to with close-attention. It was mainly devoted 'to telling the teachers how they should instruct their pupils in taking care of themselves in case of a future war.

The points brought out in the recent World War were dwelt on. To Visit Today. All the teachers atf'ng the institute are to visit the Federal penitentiary this afternoon. Warden Anderson has kindly arranged to have them shown through and for a prison band concert in thefr honor between 5 and 6 o'clock. The public generally is invited to be present at the band concert.

Superintendents Ira J. Bright and Eph Voorhees will be with the teachers when they visit the prison this afternoon. The names of the county and city teachers attending the joint institute this year follow: Members of the Institute. Anna Willcott, Rosemary Hannan, Margaret Klingler, Abble B. Mc-Cune, Myrtle Johnson, Elizabeth Turner, Carrie Hennessey, Nell Birch, Jane Cleavinger, Maxie Radford, Mary M.

Pfefferkorn, Nettie Heis, Nina Koohler. Emma Heiser, Libbie Burbank, Nora Geisen, Sel-ma Reily, Hattie Laddwehrkamp. Clara Sanders, Blanche Zapp, Evangeline La Bunker, Edna May Payne. Gertrude O'Neill, Louise Schultz! Alma Davis, Mattie Fulcher, Olga Ganger, Mora Birmingham, John Birmingham. Laura Kanus, Agnes Daman, Hilda Starnes, Lavina R'ch-ardson, Ester Collins, Ernest Gray, Sadie Harblnson, Bessy Cory, Carrie Cory, Beulah Fitch, Helen Bader, Elizabeth Schultz.

Minnie Mae Jones, Genevia Adams, Isabell Mohan, Mary Miller, Mrs. J. S. neard, John Meinken, Ruby Ecton, Lena Jent, L. Benson.

Clair Nelson, Kate Rothenberger, Mabel Herrin, Anna Cowling, Helen Yoakum, Marguerite Kirkpatrick, C. Pratt, Lillian Kuntz, Gevo Barrett, Florence Baker Lyttle, Alicia B. McNaughton. Hattie Kennedy, Ido O. Moore.

Josephine Collier, Geraldine Wanda Jones, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Olga Gates, Elizabeth Graham, Mattie Glasgow, Agnes Tonar, Mai Mennes-son, Katherine J. Callahan, Minnie M. Benson, Evelyn Keim, Elva Gwartney.

Anna Maver. TT C3 is a (Sood'SigBi When Man, Woman or Child Opens an Account in our Savings Department it means they have realized their responsibility for the future. This bank's deposits are Guaranteed under the Kansas Bank Guaranty Law, and we pay 3 per cent on Savings and 4 per cent on Certificates of Deposit. The State Savings Bank- Sherman Medlll, F. M.

Potter, 1st Vice JohnG. Barnes, 2nd Vice O. J. Potrec, Cashier; W. B.

Wood-man and W. J. Bransfleld, Asst Cashiers. Snate 2 2 Clark Thorp: "While on a trip to Texas, I crossed over to Matamoree. Mexico, opposite Brow-iisvJJle and found everything was running wild.

Gambling places were operating along with saloons, and American money was stacked up on the tables. Whiskey was selling for $3.50 a quart and 12 percent beer at a high price. The houses in Matamores are never painted and the town is dusty and Never was our stock of boys' clohting more complete. Never were the prices more consistent with the values offered, indeed, you will search in vain for a better place to choose the lad a suit. Here are suits of smart, catchy styles', made of dur-' 2 in i 2 Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stahl celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home 900 -North Ninth- street on Monday, August 30th with a most delightful dinner at 6 o'clock to over forty of their relatives and friends. The tables were deeorated with golden and other beautiful flowers intermingled in a color scheme of gold, and lavender. Large bow3 of golden paper and ribbon were placed at each end of the tables, and in the center was a large angle food cake decorated in gold which was cut for the guests by the bride of fifty years ago that day. Mr.

and Mrs. Stahl were presented with many beautiful presents in remembrance of their golden wedding anniversary. Among them being a gold handle umbrella, gold reading glasses, several gold bowl spoons, two beautiful gold pins, gold money, a set of 'gold ear-rings with diamonds and rubies, set gold band plates and cups and saucers, cigars, tablecloth, pillowcases, towels and hankerchiefs and many other nice, useful remembrances. The guests who were present included: Mr. and Mrs.

McNJchel3 and family of Kansas City, Mrs. Ziegler of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. George Kast of Platte City, Mr. and Mrs John Schalker, Sr.

and family, Mr and Mrs. Clay Bramlage, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.

Wilkes and family, Mrs. S. Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell, Mr.

and Mrs! John. Griess, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gercken and family, Mrs. P.

Doersam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, and son Edward.

Mrs. Rosa Conrad, Misses Agnes and Bessie Behen all of this city. able quality materials. Bring him in and let us fit him out. Prices Range From $9.90 to $18.50.

If Rev. B. Miller: "This is a hard time upon the ministry. There is a growing scareity of preachers. Young men are not going into the profession.

People nowadays want amusement rather than instruction, and there Is an increasing number who think the church is not needed. It is a critical time in the life of the CAMPBELL STORAGE BATTERIES SERVICE. AND SALES STATION rr ra charged V'lW PAIRED Sots Any Battery By An Experienced Battery Man ft A h- BUILT UU L-3 SEALED 2 2 3- 08 And each Job, no matter how small, receives the same careful attention as the larger ones. As the result, your battery comes to you in first class condition ready to do its work and stand up under it, When we do your charging we never rush it though at the the expense of your battery and reliable service. We are at your service.

Give us a trial and be convinced. PROMPT SERVICE. Bishop W. T. Vernon: "I saw a worm upon the ground and when I came back that way the worm was gone and a beautiful butterfly into which it had been transformed was in the air and only God Almighty could change that butterfly back into a worm.

The war came and took the negro of the South and made a Soldier- of him. They taught tim to walk erect, they taught him to sing. "My Country 'TIs of Thee" with the emphasis on the my. they taught him that he was a citizen of this land and only God Almighty car make him what he was and He won't do Our line of Men's and. Boys' Shoes is complete.

Made of all solid leather. Shoes that GIVE REAL a Boys' Prices Range From $3.50 to $5.90 Men's Prices Range From $4.98 to $11.50 FRAZIER WAYNE 4 th and Choctaw. Phone 1726. If rebellion succeeds, it Is patriotism. If it fails, it is treason wmSmSs Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA O'Keefe, Manzelle Shellhorn, Isa- 3 505 Delaware Street.

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McNaughton, Clair Kennedy, Lena Klamm, Ethel Srfcith, Genevieve Brooks, Fay Brown.Lena Potter, Lilliau Harmon, Josephine Hudspeth, Ruth Bright-well, Anna Donovan, Ruth Petten-gill, Ruth Morton, Sadie McCune, Lillian McBride, Margaret Suycam. Ruth Burgard, Mary E. Mickey, Margaret M. Carr, Ollie Martin. Florence Desmond, Flo Eichenbur-ger, Margaret O'Connor, Oder-kirk, Edna Echert.

E. M. Lawson, Anna Fruesdale, Emma Haworth. Geraldine Broaddus, Naomi Haworth, Catherine Jones Nell Hines, Helen Reardon, Bettie Cleavinger, Agnes Behen, N. J.

Walton, Mrs Hazelwood, Goldie Stafford, F. W. Osterhout, Mrs. Osterhout. Marie Turnbaugh, John Klinken-berg, Mrs.

Mann, Lee Anna Gardiner. Wm. "MTCiTinP'V Tlas'e SSI- ERVICE Special Today French Mixed Fruits 40c Per Pound We use pure Jersey Cream for Dessert. Give us a trial. Service is our specialty.

EMERSON DRILLS VAN BRUNT DRILLS Emerson and John Deere Discs Peg Tooth Harrows 4 if LEAVE.VIVORTJI. STORAGE BATTERY CO. Mil Mhill Vf.U WW 303 SHAWNEE. Now's the Time to Have the Heating Plant Overhauled. When you start ihe Are all kinds of leaks are likely to develop.

We've the time now to make any necessary repairs to plant or to plumbing about the home. Call us. JERRY, GfilUiH No. 211 N. Fifth St.

Telephone 178. Hams, Anna Haas, Josephine De nr lean fcmmm ll anno, L. J. Aaron, Ethel Bonsfield, Grace Boone, Bess sroper, Gladys Smith, Calla Frey, Mary Spring, Ruby Welch, Lillian Ricketson. Helen Thompson, Hannorah Reiger Nellie Lynn.Lo's Mulvaney, Chas Nilett, Mrs.

Jent, Anna Gilman. Mrs. Maude Williams, Leila French Ai ITCH EN Oursler Rouse Hardware Co. S. E.

Corner Sixth and Cherok5e Sts. Opposite Orpfceuni Theater. Hi.