The Gardner Gazette from Gardner, Kansas • 3

ELECTRIC THEATRE Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Night. $825.00 F.JO. Gardner, Kans. THREE GOOD REELS Admission, 10c 1 "Spring" Local and Personal forget the High School entertainment tonight, Friday. Good music anil loin of laughs.

General admission 2.V reap seats, Hoc P. J. Eakles visited in Ottawa Monday. 110 inch Wheelbase There are two things that are as sure as death and taxesone is the departure of winter and the other is the arrival of spring. Winter may linger around and spring may put up her mouth for more snowballs, but Nature can always be relied upon to keep up with the seasons.

When she quits fill ing her winter dates you can feel assured that Lent has went and nice spring days are right around the corner and you'll need new spring togs such as Suits, Hats, Caps, Oxfords and Rain Coats. Then you'll be fixed rain or shine. You be strictly in it for all kinds of weather. Blow in and see our new spring styles. Mrs.

J. A. Williams went to Rosedale Monday for a few days visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs.

T. R. Cook came down from Bonner Springs Tuesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Silver.

Mike Pearson, the clever young blacksmith employed in the Clearman shop, was called to Chanute early in the week by the serious illness of his father. Mrs. Ray Rice went to Law Do You Need Wall Paper? It's not what you pay for wall paper but it'i the kind of wa paper you get. Why tend away for your wall paper, 35 or 40c express when you can do better at home and save time and trouble. Our stock is again complete.

We have those good sellers we were out of a few days. No trouble to show you. rence Tuesday to visit relatives until the end of the week. Her sister, Miss Daisy Kelly, of DODGE BROS, have manufactured the vital parts for 500,000 Motor Cars Their plant is accustomed to heating and forging 300,000 Pounds of Steel a day, with every other operatiion on a scale of equal magnitude DODGE BROS. are now mannfacturing their Own Car.

30-35 Horse Power Timken Roller Bearings Throughout Full Floating Rear Axle Eisemann Water Proof Magneto Electric Starter and Lights The almost exclusive use os drop forging and drawn-work are features that you should not overlook. WE ARE READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDER. Phone 1010G GARDNER, KANS. Terrell Turner Clare, accompanied her. Mrs.

Fannie Randazza and son, and Miss Anna Schuler were down from Kansas City Sunday visiting their father, Martin Schuler. Mrs. Effie Frye Pearce came down Monday from Kansas City for a visit with her sis The Chirp of Chick is Again Heard in the Land. You will want to feed the Best Chick Food on the Market Then Get Cyphers' Chick Food It is guaranteed to be composed of sound grain, no weed seed or grit. One pound will go as far and do as much good as two pounds of cheap chick food.

Cyphers' Incubators and Brooders in Stock. We have We have them set up and ready to light. ters, Mrs. J. F.

Higgins and Mrs. Bert Harris and families. Miss Lena Moore came urj from the State Normal at Em poria Friday and visited until Monday evening with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. Wes Millington The Biyclow-Fostor filer, Co. visited here Sunday with Mrs, Millington's parents, Mr. t.nd For Sale Navel Powder, for joint ill in colts.

W. C. Ball. Mrs. Ryan of Olathe, visited Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Dent. Mrs.

P. J. Eakles, their trip from Ottawa being made in their motor car. Miss Edna Bigelow, who is For Sale Black Cap or Cumberland raspberry plants. Mrs.

Rankin Moore. Mrs. W. A. Jarboe, of Olathe, spent Friday with Mrs.

Ellen Mitchell. J. W. Rea was down from Olathe Tuesday on business. teaching "domestic science" in the Washington, Kansas schools has been reelected for the com Mr.

and Mrs. E. Y. Gay spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Mull and Ed wandered over the old place he used to own and restrained himself with difficulty from going to the barn, hitching up a team and plowing a few rounds. The only thing that kept him from doing it we are sure was the fact that the day was Sunday. Ed takes to merchandising like a duck to water but a good piece of plough land still is mighty attractive to him.

ing year which is the best kind Grandma Ellis and Mrs. James Elston, from Spring Hill, spent the day with Mrs. L. H. Adam Saturday.

Frank McFarland was a business visitor in Kansas City Monday. Mrs. Mary Cunningham, of Merriam, visited over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Rodney Powell and Mr. Powell.

of evidence that she has bee successful in her year's work. Miss Menzer. of Los Anireles. Stephen Chamberlain, the visited here this week with her sister, Mrs. L.

C. Mil younger, was down from Kan Rev. A. J. Peck returned Tuesday evening from Alan-thus Grove, where he went to attend the funeral of a clos3 friend.

sas City this week visiting his ler, and Mr. Miller. papa, who has been ill with Miss Orvie Saunders, who visited here with Misses Grace and Lela Stanley, returned Sunday to her home in Blue Mo. rheumatism at the home of his Accompanied by Dr. DeVil Mrs.

J. B. Bruner, of Olathe, visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. B.

Todd and family. parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

biss and Mrs. Latham, G. W. Chamberlain. HELP.

When that inevitable "Rainy Day" comes that $100.00 that you have saved will do vastly more good than the $1000.00 you were going to save. We are ready to help you save and you will be pleased with our business methods. Gardner State Bank "A proiperoui bank in a prosperous town." Misses Lizzie and Emma Squires were down from Olathe Sunday visiting their Joe and Art Squires and Latham was taken to the Swedish hospital in Kansas City Monday for an operation. Mr. Miss Helen Todd was down from Kansas City Sunday visiting her parents, Mr.

and J. B. Todd and brother, Nelson. Miss Esther Goreslino, of visited here witii her grandfather, Dan Harkes went to Wellsville Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. O.

E. Latham was very ill with pneu monia for several weeks this A big crowd attended tlu Electric Theater Saturday evening and enjoyed the pictures Mr. Shean is giving the peopK of Gardner a nice clean enter tainment and more and moit winter and has been in fcebte health since that time. Mrs. Phil Young, formerly resident of Gardner, her husband having been Santa Fe a-gent, is here from Kansas City visiting Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Terrell. Misses Marie and Etta Bab Mrs.

Snyder was down from Rosedale early in the week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Brubacher.

the best people are coming to realize this and are giving their bitt left Monday to join the rest of the family in Blue Mound Mr. and Mrs. John Gallanaugh and Miss Nell Poole, earn up from Wellsville Wednesday evening to attend the bazaar and supper given by the ladies of the Alter Society of the fat liolie Church. Kansas, where their father, Rev, patronage and support. Don' forget that Jim gives shows ery Tuesday, Thursday and Sal urday evenings with a matine Saturday afternoons.

Babbitt, is now pastor of the Maurice Harrington was a visitor in Topeka this week. E. church. Their sister, Miss Amy, will remain here and at tend school until the close of the term. Dr.

Willard Bigelow, formerly The bazaar ami supper given by the ladies of the Catholic Church Wednesday evening was a success i roin any point of view. The tables literally groaned with good things in the government service at Washington, but now holding a Senator Frank Sponable was up from Paola early in the week. He was very much pleased over the outcome of the school bond election. The Sponable estate will come in for a good bunch of taxes on the bond proposition but Frank is thoroughly progressive in community matters, even if he isn't a Bull Mooser, and is entirely willitii? to most cheerfully pay the taxes levied in the interest of tha public welfare. M.

S. KIMMEL'S BIG CLOSING OUT SALE Mr. ami Mrs M. S. Kinnnel will hold a closing out sale Saturday, April 17.

at their place one mile north of Gardner. Among other things will be offered, 100 head of live stock, which includes some very responsible position wiilt For Sale Thoroughbred Huff OrpiugUn egRS. T5e tier setting of 15. W. J.

Ott. Phone 2210, the National Canners Associa tion, visited here early in tli week with his brother, A. Bis clow and family. Dr. Bigelow to eat and were crowded for or threo hours with hungry and appreciative people from this and i ueichboring communities.

The (lis play of fancy work and other nse fid and beautiful articles the( booths was vciyattraetive ami the, crowd, hnviug been well fed, was( and generous so that every-, THE FARMERS BANK ESTABLISHED 1894 Capital and Surplus $30,000 A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN Lost Winter lap rope some place Is-tween town and railroad east of Gardner. Finder please not ify H. X. Hodges. still makes his home in Washington, but his headquarters ars in New York.

As chemist of the Association, he covers a wide territory and travels most of the time. For Sale Two good mares, both in foal. John A. Myers and Son. fi le full blood cattle and hoys, much farm machinery in good con ditiou, household goods, etc.

Mr. and Mrs Kimmel expect to go to Baltimore, Maryland. This is a fine family and their departure Will I genuinely regretted. The big bill giving full particulars will be out in a short time aud the full sale notice will appear in next week'b paper. dug went off happily aod profi b': Miss Katheriue Adams, a bright little lady who makes her home with Rev.

A. ,1. Peck, has taken a position in the Gazette office aud is fast learning the mysteries of the printer's art. Barred Rocks Big fine hen score 90, $1.00 each. Hatchablu.

eggs, 105 for "None better and few as good." Phone 441. Mrs. Coeii.Mrs. Eva Swift, Mrs. Ellen Mitchell and Mrs.

.1. II, Ob-bora, visited in Olathe Wednesday. irs. William McCann visited ini Olathe Wednesday..