Syracuse Times from Syracuse, Kansas • 2

Syracuse Times, Syracuse, KansiH. West Bear Creek The ice cream social at Local items Miss Clititf a teacher in the HiiI Items WANTED- A good barber at the Red Front Pool Hall. 2-tf. The Ben Wood family ex-nect to soon leave on their Syracuse Times It. HOYElii Operand Editor Fi Med every THurtdity 4 11 bills payable at this office ihibscription $1.00 a year Advn thing rates made known on application to interested parties Entered at the post office at Sy lacuse, Kansas, as second class mail matter, August 18.

1921. Dodsons last week was well 1 attended. John Thompson, wife and daughter Helen from Sunnv Vale were down to the Saturday Candy Special A pound of good, fresh, assorted chocolates for 3D cents. Try a box you will be surprised at its value. Daughertt's Drug Store The Rexall Store local school left on No.

12 last evening. Verlie Groves and family moved to Lamar he has secured employment. John Ilixson of the southern end of the county spent several days here this week. Miss. OUie Winship's Sun LKo.rirn Advertising ReprMntative ihEAMtMl PKh.M ASSOCIATION vacation.

L). A- Scranton left Sunday evening for St. Joe Mo. on a business trip. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Fowler of Coolidge August OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Mrs. J. G. Henry took her class to Butte Creek.

They report a fine time. H. M. Davis and daughter also Mrs. W.

E. Hutchison were Syracuse callers Mon Wan tads day "School class did not meet yesterday and will this SEE ME FOR hail insurance on growing crops, Sherman Williams. Syracuse Friday. i a nine pound girl. Albeit Finkumbinder of die Flats was in on business Friday.

Cal Logan expects his am-ly home from Virginia in day. The County W. C. T. U.

Convention will meet at ooddy View August 24th. VVatch the paper next week tor the program. Li ne for school. 0. IL BRA White Lead Paint Wall Paper Chicago and Hutchinson 50 Per Cent oft Travelers litst will give Joe Ellis left the first ot you good meals at all times, I -The Irene W.

C. T. U. the week for 'Eastern Kan and you rood beds for 50 cents no. Trv us once and sas on a business trip.

will serve lunch at tho Tay I ier sale. i We are all busy preparing vill be a steady customer. John Stone of Colorado is visiting his brother here, J. The Ladies Missionary ociety of the Presbyterian A. Stone, and family.

Kansas 33tf WILL MAKE a feloans on upland. Sherman Williams, -f 35tl vVatch Repairing 24 hour on ordinary work Railroad work especially. Geo. F. Blanchat.

FOR SALE Residence well bui't house of five rooms with good basement of iwo roomi making seven rooms. Light and water. Hen house and coal house. ood shade trees. Four lots.

Priced right and will considet some trade. Louie Grotzky. Syracuse Kansas our display for theCommun- ity air to be hH in Webb i Colorado early in October. Several from this vicinity church will meet at the home "Bill" Shaffer and family are back from their vacation of Mrs. E.

M. Scott August 17, at 2:30 P. M. Fred Pangle employed at Pratt Kansas as a machine were out north to visit Jack Covington and watch the combine work, ft certainly SantaFc Trail Garage General Machine Works Hest MechanicH All Work Guaranteed Colorado. Anabel stone is going to pend her vacation with her Ruth Stone, in a a cembination of many preparing good points in wheat for the bin operator on the Pratt Tribune is here spending sometime with his parennts.

Mildred Baker came in Friday evening from Manhattan Kans. where shewa? attending school. Wednesday Minnie Berg nominne for Clerk of die District Court, left on her annual vacation. u. r.

Tapscott Syracuse, Kansas. LOCAL ITKMS Alonzo Geiger was a business visitor in Syracuse 01 Tuesday. Addison Stewart of the outhern tier of the counb W. E. Hutcheson returned iome last Saturday after a months absneee in Syracuse hauling wheat from the Woodman Covington field Hare Bargain in Flayer Piano We have a high-grade player piano stored in Syracuse.

For auick disposal we will George Blanchat spent Friday in Holly in the int It's the World Over Again The Hottons preached cry good sermons Sunday at the M. E. Church. Tne attendance was small owing the intense heat. erest of hi business.

vas in Syracuse after sup-l es for Cal Wartinan. The teachers institute itart in two weeks and teach j'S are already engaging rooms. Alonzo Gale and family Geo. Dill and wife of Denver stopped off here Sat- greatly sacrifice the price. Terms to rt sponsible party.

Write at once if interested to the Denver Music Compa-nv. Denver. Colo. 1-5 irday to visit Dr. Bruce and vife.

They were on their The people want their shoes repaired at a price they can afford to pay. Best quality work, the bast lor less, modern equipment, all work guaranteed. E. E. Ellison, Syracuse, Kan nan Horse Collars Flynets Harnes Supplier Harness made to order Shoe Leather HarnessLeather Bridle Bits of all Kinds A rchSupporters All Kinds of Polish Shoe and Harness Oil left early Saturday morning in the family touring car for Havilan Kansai to spend a week with her parents Caleb Kersey and family of Greeley Colorado spent Thursday night in Syracuse They had been visiting his home in Wisconson and were on their way home.

vay to Kansas City. i 7 Harry Ford of the Ford Estate is spending a three G. F. Blanchat spent the lay yesterday at Lakin in interest ol the Blanchat music house. Alfred Jones and wife of the Irene neighborhod.stopp ft a while in Syracuse Wednesday on their way home rem Oklahoma, where thej had been on a combined bus iness and pleasure visit.

vaction the moun witfesut HUNT'S talv fal! In tht treitmtet ef ITCH, EC2RMA. MNQWORM, TtTTtBt ethtr Hefclnr skin di try a at box at ur rlftk. tains near Colorado Springs. 7U I Mrs. Thursh of the Hatton The Syracuse Bakery' received a large dough trough which will be in stalled as the increased trade made it necessary to make this new leighborhood is staying with the Beach family.

She is taking treatments of Dr. Bruce. The continuous rain for the last ten days sure put the crops in fine condition. It is said we had two inches of moisture this week and Tuesday the Syracuse cafe irepared about a dozen cries for dinner. A Times reporter witnessed the "sal ight" and inquired whether were going to banquet out the ground good s'lape for fall sowing.

addition. There was a rumor in circulation last week to tin effect that five men in Baca county had not announced themselves as condidates foi sheriff of that county. The rumor lacks confirmation however. The Grant County Annual picnic will be held this Bob Austin of Boulder Lodge or entertain a ot of preachers. "No, it vas our regular dinner they How Hie Master Driver Became Master Tire Builder year August 17 and .18 at Ulvsses.

Kansas. It hafe Colorado came down Mon-lay to visit relatives. Mr. Vustin lived down in Bear Creek a number of years md has many friends here. Friday night a colored nan tried to force an en-trance to the rear of the Purcell home opposite the Minor home south of the tracks.

One of the girls ran been a custom to hold a pic 1903, driving the "999" racing I nic in Grant county eacl car, Barney Oldneld started his career of victories that later August but this year they have planned a much larger scale on account of the ar aid." Two representatives of the tfelley Sales Co. were in Syracuse Wednesday to put jn a big sale for one of our local merchants. We failed to learn what success they had. A. V.

B. Kern of near Irene was in Saturday and brought to the Times office a big bunch of roasting ears and a big box of cherry plums which were much appreciated. About eight years ago Mr. Kern located near Irene on open prairie rival of the new railroad, to the Minor home and gave the alarm. Frank Minor re sponded and searched the earned him the title of "Master Driver of The World." To overcome the tire weaknesses that made racing difficult and dangerous, he studied tires specified materials-supervised construction, Today, Barney Oldfield is known as the "Master Tire Builder." Starting with the crude tires which carried the "999" one mile in sixty seconds, Oldfield gradually developed his famous Cords a set of which covered 600 miles at eighty-eight miles an hour without a change.

premises. The intruder was American tires that have ever taken first place in the French Grand Prix. They have won for three consecutive years in the 600-mile Indianapolis Sweepstakes. So far in 1922, Oldfields have lowered four World's Records end seven track records. The Wichita Test Run gave evidence of Oldfield superiority in touring when a set of four Cords covered 34,625 miles over rutted, frozen, winter roads a performance attested by the Mayor of Wichita.

See your dealer and get a set of these rugged tires that Barney Old-field has developed and perfected through a lifetime of practical tire experience. Their performance will convince you that they are "The Most Trustworthy Tires Built." i which has just been built into Ulysses the county seat. They have advertised A two days program of racing riding and athletics, which will be mixed in with speaking by men of 6tate wide renown fouod hiding in an out build ing and put up a good fight it is said, but as Mr. Minor was to much of an athlete he knocked him out in a few and today he has one of the rounds and then turned him years Oldfield tires h3ve Important race on Amer- In three won every over to the night Marshall best places to be found in thescfuthern end of this ican speedways They are the only who locked him in the county jail for safekeeping. county.

He has put on many good improvements and with other entertainments that will make it an event of more than usual interest. They are equipped with a big tent which will furnish rest, shade and shelter for alarge crowd. They are planning for a big time and invite everybody to come The date is August 17 and 18. Saturday morning he was discharged as Mrs. Purcell and outbuildings big orchard a lot of shade trees a lake full of fish and every left early for Oklahoma and brought no charge against thing to go with a good and him.

He promised to leave town which he did. happy home..