The Lebo Enterprise from Lebo, Kansas • Page 8

We are still in the lead with the largest and best line of spring and summer dress goods in town including a good assortment of Mohair, Sicillian and Brilliantines, nMCuLSlixi Underwear Ladies Night Robes, tucked yoke and embroidery trimmed 65c to $1.00. Nicely made garments with lace insertion and edging. Emb. trimmed with deep dust ruffle 90c. Tucked ruffle, all well made garments 25c to 75c.

We are here to serve the people and if you will give us a part of your patronage we feel that we can prove this to you. A. H. EDWARDS. That MAOE.

TO Valley to visit relatives Sunday. G. H. Rieds and the Snyders were all out on the Creek Sunday and took sapper at Ed Lewis' The Methodist Ladies' Aid of Arvonia will meet at Mrs, Ed O. Williams on the 21st of March.

Every body cordially invited to come and get a good square meal for ten cents only. Harry Lewis was one of the party for tea at his mother's last Sunday. 44 Frog Creek Items. Farming is the order of the 'day. August Rosine threshed Kaffir-corn Thursday.

Miss Belva Thunes visited at home Saturday and Sunday. S. S. Baxter and wife, J. B.

Mattison and wife visited at Mr. Coal Creek Crumbs W. H. Thomas has returned from his visit to Wales looking much improved. He reports having had a grand time.

Mrs. Alfred Watkins spent Saturday evening1 with Maggie Williams. Mrs. Owen Griffith, accompanied Mrs. E.

O. Williams home from church Sunday morning. Mrs. Al Near who has been so faithful at A. C.

Bailey's, is now on the sick list with sore throat. Mrs. Andrew Small has been entertaining her sister Mrs. Bot-kin and husband and also Lyman Elder and family. Len Larkin is repairing and fixing up at Al Nears.

Howard Watkins, we understand, is assistinT his uncle Alfred with his farming. Owen D. Williams, wife and Viola visited with his brother John Williams one day last week. Thomas J. Jones and William Morgan with their families visited at Larson's Sunday.

Mrs Lewis Lewis from west of Arvonia visited her sister, Mrs. Jack Parry, at the head of Coal Creek last Monday. A grand surprise was planned by the Arvonia Ladies' Aid on a member who has recently moved near town. It was a success, for the house was well filled and Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Edwards appreciated our act. Andrew Small's oldest and the youngest are having another attack of sore throat. Jim King passed through the There are three things important in order to have a good suit: 1st. Quality of cloth, 2d. of workmanship.

3d. The fit, We have the finest line of Spring and Summer Goods ever put upon the market. Our workmen of over 2,000 men, are expert tailors and do the very best work. We make a business of studying the build form of people, and are thus enabled to take your measure correctly. Good dressers realize the advantage of fine cloth, good workmanship and the correct style and fU.

Call and see our new samples. O. D. McCLUNG, 'the Tailor. Maguires Sunday afternoon.

Miss Nellie Wurren visited with home folks Saturday und Sunday. Mr. John Thlmes. of D. Mo visited the school Friday.

MIks Edna Duxter visited w'th Alth Alta Maxwell Sunday. Glen Wurren visited hlti sister's school Friday. Iiert Warren Is expected home soon. Lllllo Mayne is much better at this writing. Quite a number from this vicinity went to Lebo Monday to see the train of threshing machines.

Walter MoUulre was greatly surprised not realizing It was his birthday, Ills relatives and friends gathered at his pleasant home with well rilled baskets. All hud a grand time- I The Mayor's city election proclamation is republished this week to correct an error in the first publication. The election will be fteld on Monday. April 3..