Abilene Daily Chronicle from Abilene, Kansas • Page 3

ABILEN3 DAIL'! CHRONICLE TUESDAY, NGVEMBER 14, 1922. TLe Weather Fair tonight and Wednesday, not much change in temperature. 8 a it i tm -r rr Jl jt SOCIETY GOSSIP Oats 33c Local News See the book display and book lists at the Library before making iki ok if The Mother's Club of the Lutheran church will meet at the Primary rooms at 2:30, Wednesday afternoon, November 15th. Word has been received here of the pledging of Harriett Patterson of this city to the Tau Sigma, a dancing sororitv a-t the University of Kansas. The Ladies' Literary League will meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

W. W. Davis. The following subjects will be discussed: WITH ALUMINUM 3 FOR 95 An Old Favorite at a Modest Price. Punch brand Rolled Oats, Quaker Rolled Oots, the small size 10d small size 12 Quaker Rolled Oafs, the Armour's Rolled Oots, large size 27d large size 2Sd 16 Ounce Cans" Calumet Baking Powder 30c Fresh Stock Here Direct from the Factory 1-2 lb.

cake Dot Sweet 2 lb. Fancy Popping Corn Chocolate 24 only 15 "If a'blownout tire knows when it is well off," says Speed O'Day, "it will blow in here." Speed is chief tire surgeon in this tire repair shop, ne can tell at a glance whether a tire is worth saving SERVICE THAT SERVES 1 or not and his speed saves you money IVULCAN-y IZING ABILENE cVULlAWltllNljLU. 104N.W.4I5SIPH0ND749 1 i-j io caKe mKer rrem- ium 2-ltf SWIFT'S GEM NUT Is Made from Cocoanut Oil, F. F. 0.

G. Com; no brand is better 20d Ten cans S1.90 LOOSE-WILES Krispy Crackers Rad the Ads It Delicious! IN TINS JlSK YOUa tori (w) BUR In Caddys of 4 to 5 lbs. Each Dickinson County's Stoie No. 1 206 N. Cedax Tel.

13. Entire Family Had "Flu" 'Keep right on using Foley's Honey and Tar. It will give quick said the doctor, when the entire family had the 'flu." Never Baw anything so writes Mrs. A. B.

Griffith, Ailrews, Ind. For coughs, celds, croup, throat, chest or bronchial trouble use Foley's noney and Tar. J. M. Gleissner.

See as about your mill work saeL Doors, Windows and oak flooring; special prices on request. Abilene Hardwood Lumber Co. dwtf 310 N. Buckeye or Advertising makes good business How's Yours? 1 lb. pkg.

F. F. 0. 0. Pop- pmg com loc Two packages 25d 24 Peanut Oil, Milk and Salt.

Good Iowa Sugar Corn, 2 for only 25 Ten for $1.20 15c Fresh stock here always Largest Food Dealers. Store No. I 314 N. Bdn TeL 119 Serious Bladder Trouble "Could not stand nor sit and was forced to cry out from intense pain." writes Henry Williams, Tarkio, Montana. "The doctors said I had inflammation of the bladder and an operation was necessary.

Tried Foley Kidney Pills and improved at once. Bladder and kidney trouble de mand prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. J. M.

Gleissner. Have a nice sleeping room for lady gent, moderate in every way, close in. Phone 513 after six o'clock, tf INSTALLING STEAM HEAT is a specialty with us. We are therefore competent to figure closely on every job of that kind from that of an ordinary house to that of a large factory building. If you are figuring on putting in steam heat let us figurt with you.

THEO McBRIDE Fisher QUftLir is MIDDLE NfHE- MOST EXPENSIVE. STUFF- your Christmas purchases. WANTED Sewing. Mrs. Katie P.

WItwer, 219 N. E. 5th. Phone 1133 J. dtf Chamber maid wanted at the new Foster Hotel.

dt Miss Mina German of Solomon is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bert Freeman. The Christian Science Monitor, an international daily newspaper on sale at Carlson's, dtf For Sale Baby bed with mattress cheap if taken at once. Phone 313. d.

tf Miss Elsie Benignus spent last eve inns in Salina. Sleeping room to rent for lady or gentleman, close in. Call 513 or 21. Moderate prices, good work, cour teous treatment at Kher's Barbei Shop, under Citizens Bank. if Mr.

C. F.Nyfeler has returned to Solomon after spending the weekend here with his family. FOR RENT Two nice, clean, ground floor, light housekeeping rooms. 315 S. W.

Third street. tf For Rent Sleeping room in modern home. Phone 21 or 513. d. tf Mr.

Minges, the evangelist spoke to the business men at their dinner at the club rooms this noon. The men report a fine hour together and a splendid address. For Kansas City Star call Phone 4C8. d. tf Good sleeping room for rent in modern home.

Phone 21 or 513. house 50G N. Cedar. tf Mrs. Ephram Rasher of Solomon is visiting her son Roy and shopping in local stores today.

See A. R. Elwick for Paint, Wall paper and glass. dtf Mrs. Ed Lloyd was operated on at the hospital this morning.

She is getting along nicely. a Chronicle want ad. Koom to rent two blocks from business district. Modern in every way. 506 North Cedar.

dtf ABILENE HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. The cast for the' Senior play has been chosen. All the new books of the high school library are on display today. Among them 'art scrap-books made by Miss nughes, English classes. The English club sold candy and pop-corn at the close of school today.

The subject for discussion in Y. V7 this morning was "The Book Snelf of High School Girls." Examples of the standard novels, histories, biographies, essays and poems were discussed. Subscriptions for the Annual May be obtained until Wednesday afternoon. J. Minges, evangelist, spoke in Hi this morning on subject 'tof "Margins." He said that men who put a margin of good on their life would always win out and he also ex plained that bluffing does not count in after life.

PRAIRIE HILL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohler return ed from their wedding trip Tuesday. Thursday evening the Ladies Rural Club gave them a shower at the Yonally home. Dale Halbert visited borne folks Saturday.

Mrs. S. L. Freeman visited with Mrs. Halbert Thursday afternoon.

J. Bedwell was a caller at the S. L. Freeman home Monday. E.

D. Halbert called at the Snare home Monday. S. L. Freeman has purchased a Ford roadster.

4 Blake Leshley nd Lawrence Clem-ens an E. D. Halbert Frifiay. C. H.

Howland made a business trip loSolomon Monday, "Our Chinese Customers" Miss Mace King; "Best Sellers" Tast and Present," Mrs. A. P. Rogers; "Women ia Polities," Mrs. Gans.

The Business Wbmens Club enjoy. ed a dinner and program at the Meth odist church last evening. Ninety-four attended the dinner which was served by the Methodist Ladies Aid. A splendid program followed with speeches by Mr. How C.

M. Ilarger aftd Miss Platz. Several musical selections were given by Mrs. Smith, Ruby Miller and Meda Reese. The B.

and P. Gymnasium claases have been organized and will meet for the first time this evening at the high scho .1 under the direction of Miss Davidson. The girls gave a eheck of $100 to the Hospital board today as a result of their magazine subscriptions. The next meeting will -be a Thanksgiving party Nov. 27.

A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. Barcus last evening in honor of Miss Jane Par-mentier, whose marriage to MrrFloyd nolcomb occurred today. The main a i ji i jieaiure oi me evening was a mocs wedding. Tasty refreshments were served to twenty-five guests. Miss Parnientier received many beautiful presents, which spoke of the high esteem in which she was held by her many friends here.

Parmentier-Holcomb Miss Jane Farmentier and Mr. Floyd Ilolcomb left this morning by car for parts to themselves we believe. However they expected to be one by evening and are to be the quests of the brides' mother in Barrett, at a wedding din ner this evening. If all went well they expected to be married in Junction City and after a short visit with the brides parents will return here for a short stay before leaving for Wichita where they will make their home. Mrs.

Ilolcomb was assistant Red Cross nurse at the Red Cross rooms before her marriage. Although she has been here but a comparatively short time sho can number her friends by her acquaintances. Mr. Holcomb is a brother of David Holcomb of this city and has made his home here with him since lastj spring. Mr.

Holcomb is a former student of the McPherson College but i has recently been employed at the Belknap Grocery store. He is now connected with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and will be stationed in Wichita. His friends are many and join in congratulations and wish them success and happiness in their wedded life. CARLTON and Mrs. Patterson and who have been visiting relatives near Gypsum returned here the first of the week for a stay with relatives.

Arthur Patterson and wife motored over from Tampa and spent Sunday at the Lewis Amann home. Roy Phillips who underwent an operation a the Abilene hospital last week is expected home in a few days Law Mortimer who is attending high school at Slina was home over Sunday visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Mortimer. Frank Van Voorst is having the John Baxter house he recently purchased repaired which will soon be ready for rent.

The heavy rains the past week have been a great inspiration to all. It has been estimated that 5 or 6 inches fell. T1i maetiners at the Baptist church will close this Tuesday evening. There have -been six names added to the momWRhirj roll. Rev.

House has pleased his congregations very much. Parker Hawley was water Douna it Alvin Saturday where he took, a load of merchandise for their store. Frank Bogart has hai charge of, the rural route here durinjf the ab- sence of Roy Phillips. fJlon Williams eame down from Salina and spent Sunday with homej folks. RrtKf Riwen lm rptnmed from the western part of the staie where he viiited lis brother Sam.

who is in a MOTOR Will Pay You. nrtrnKsujsuus9 jt tl 1 it 4 H. J. EOSSITER, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon Ji Specializing in Obstinate and Long-Standing and Chronic Jl Diseases. Jl Jl jl Jt In Union Pacific Annex, Ji ji Ji Phone 1199 Jl ji jl i tjt j4 M. Denny PIANO TUNER Leave orders. Abilene Behoai of lfusie. Phone 691 or Chappels Musie Store.

'H 'Jt 'Jl rJl Jt Jt Jl Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt 10. D. BISOAOFF 'Jt Jt Attorney and Counselor-at-Law Jt Jt Over Togery. Across street Jt from Citiiens Bank. Jt Phones: Office M435; Box 435 A i ar tHnnmminrmniinmmr SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY i Wilsons Best Sliced Baeon in one pund cartons at 43c box This is a regular EOe seller Every box guaranteed.

A freek shipment of Six-eunce pails Peanut Butter. Sanltafy Mart Broadway Market Phone 234 iniESi -IN LOAVES I -0 CER mmimmiiminMtininiiniinniniMiiiiniiiim83 tooth thiO Rct(onV' ji E. F. STAfiK ji Ji Jl Osteapath Jl Offices over jt Jl Jl Hoonj Clthinf Store Office Phone 1184 Out of Town Tuesdays Fridays CASTOR I A For 7 Jants and Children III Use l-or Over 30 Years Alwayt bean the Signature of srsTsrirsP -rrrrriff ip tf Jl GANS-HUTTON AGENCY Jt Jl Jl Jl Jl INSURANCE Ji Jt EVERY KNOWN KIND i jt Jt Reflector Bldg. Phoj 9 jt 'jt jt H1MHWttt TEY SOME PUFFED CORN FOR CORN BALLS We have it in bulk, a qt.

5 We have the celebrated GONA COFFEE which we will sell for one week at, per pound Community Store J. E. BASSIST ft CC3 Fbont ITo. I fcN OLD FVAl'STOCCWtC 0 Mr. and Mrs.

Halbert went to Sol- ntiiiiminnmniiiininra Vnminl with very slow improvpment.