The Lyon County News and The Emporia Times from Emporia, Kansas • 7

THE EMPORIA TIMES PAGE SEVEfl BIGGER PURSES BRING FASTER HORSES TO THE FREE FAIR AMERICUS Wanted, a good correspond ent In Hartford P. 8. Garretson formerly of the Chicago Mound neighborhood and who moved with his family to Red-lands, last fall has Invested extensively In real estate. It Is Mr. Oar-retson's opinion that real estate in California is a good investment at present.

Fred Sedgwick and John Garretson also former residents of MOVE BY TRUCK We Go Anywhere Expert Service A. CLOW SONS DISTRICT 62 Mrs. Frank Bishop, cor. respondent. Authorized to accept subscriptions nd ad-vert'sements.

Give her your News items. Speed Program at Kansas Free Fair September 13 to 18 Holds Some Surprises for Kansas Racing Fans. Transfer and Coal All arrangements ere completed for a successful farmers picnic today Thursday, September 2. A large at-1 tendance la expected. The principal address will be delivered by Congressman Homer Hoch.

Two bal 317 Constitution Phone 1436 Lyon County have Invested to a large extent in real estate at Long Beach, California). The Investments are In Race horses never have U8t their attraction for Kansas Free Fair visi orange groves and houses and lots. games win ue piayeu, one wun uie ai- tors and probably never will. TsIb len learn ana one wnn tne roenier Bears of Emporia. year more and better horses Rave been attracted to the fair by the four Misses Bess and Margaret Gorman of Hartford will teach at Sclplo, Bpecial stakes offered In the early closing races.

They are the Bankers' near Ottawa durng the com- ng school year. The Americas schools open next Monday, Sept. (i. The High School teachers are O. V.

Smith of Neosho Falls. superintendent; Miss Van Vickie, principal; Miss Edna Ernst, Miss Mildred Palmer and Miss Mitch-Joy McAuley, Luetic McAuley and ell. In the grades the teachers are Ella Weller. HOT WEATHER DRINKS Finest Candies We have the freshest and most delictoUB candles obtainable anywhere. You cannot fall to find Just what you want to take home with you.

ISoxes of all sizes. PALACE OF SWEETS Opposite MitWay Sunday victors at John Youngs were Mrs. Hattle Van Horn, Earl Young and family and Mr. and Mrs. Evan James.

Mrs. Hattlo Van Horn of Great Bend is here visiting friends and relatives. Karl Young has moved to the I. T. Richardson rami whch he rented recently.

S. H. Coslett has a new Ford car. Mises Helen and Stella Bugbee of Emporia spent Sunday with homo folk. A.

lj. Kvans has recovered from his illness. Emmanuel Richnrds and sons are baling hay for Henry Lynn. Harry Bishop and family of Em Stake, Manufacturers' Stake, Merchants' Insurance and Professional stake. Purses of 1,000 have been subscribed for each by Shawnee county business men of the classes named.

In these four races alone horses were enterd when they closed July 1. The entries came from all parts of the United States, Instead of from a small section of the west, as in the past. Many of the horses entered this HUDSON SUPER SIX Rebuilt and reflnlshed; has new car guarantee. See this and save sime real money. The DaleHollister Motor Co.

year have raced on the big circuits of )t. Ferdinud Kin. Nw York Physician and Medical Author, MTU JaT 1 "It limy oplnon that prat tlrsJly nine tiiru-n out of ten, on-fitrtifi nTVPKftnd lalbnitntriTiBth nd vitality are duo to dc'icienrr poria spent Sunday with his brother, Frank. Motor Inn Co. vt iron in oiooq, i am vinoad that there iri thoiiam S3.

Henry Lynn was a business caller Who, iimiily tiy taking Nutad Iron, miaht rcawlil build uu their All kinds of Automobile Repairing red-blood eorpunrW, Increase their uhyaifai irneriry and g-t themaelvi-ii buck to vibrant and In Emporia Wednesduy. Helen Bishop of Emporia Is visit 0 the east. The fact that they are being brought to Topeka for the four biggest races, will insure faster entries in all the other harness races. There will be four days of horse racing, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at the Free Fair this year and two days of auto racing, Friday and Saturday, as at former fairs. In addition to the harness races, there will be a big program of running races, and spectul running races in addition probably will be arranged.

The Kansas Derby, one and one-eighth mile, will be the running race feature of the fair, on Monday. and machine work. Tractor Repa-irlng a Specialty Accessories Greases Gasoline ing this week with her unc'o, Frunk Bishop and family. 727 Commercial Telephone 14- Ralph Buckingham who went to Arkansas Springs for his health, writes home that he Is much better. The Celebrated "Fancy Patent" Flour THE, CITY MILL AND EXE.VATOR Wholesale Dealers IN Wheat and Wheat Products Corn and Corn Products Manufacturers Of Hard Turkey Wheat Flour B.

E. TEICHGRAEBER, Prop EMPORIA KANSAS Mr. and Sirs. James l'rice and Margaret Ann, Thomas John IMMENSE MACHINERY EXHIBIT. There's More Human Nature In The World Than Anything Else and A7ina May ot Dry Creek spent Tuesday evening with Mrs.

Price's parents Mr. and Mrs Roberts More acreiiRe haa been added to the plot set uaidt; for the manufacturers and family of. Coal Creek. and deuler In machinery, to exhibit their wares at the Kansas Free Fair. Hotter arrangement of the BpnceR allotted to machinery exhibi tors, too, will enable many more ex hibitors to be represented at this year's fair, in Topeka, Sep.

13 to 18. The American farmer is the greatest buyer of machinery In the world, and by Its use i.i enabled to grow greater crops on more acres than any other That's the reason why many people keep putting things off. It's human nature to do it but it is not wise Better see us NOW about the new bathroom you have been planning on. Country homes a specialty. KRUEGER BROTHERS farmer In th world.

These facts, and Exide battery users are our advertisers. No untruthful assertions in our advertisements necessary. Ask your neighbor. Exide Service Station P. P.

HUGHES 112 6th Phone 34 combine to make the machinery do-! partment one of the most important of the entire fair. 8HOW HOW THEY CAN COOK. 610 Merchant Phone 467 Emporia Demonstrations of cooking, baking, bread making and canning will be among the most Important events to be held in the Peoples' Pavilion at the Kansas Free Fair, In Topeka, September IS to IS. In addition there will be lecturers by farm and good roads experts, and several other forme of entertainment. DO YOU KNOW SOUTHARD'S SALE CALENDAR OF HEREFORD CATTLE SOUTHARD'S ANNUAL ROUNDUP; September 6 Emporia.

This is a combination Bale of ninny of the best breeders of the state, und should grow to he one of the biggest and best, on account of the new Sales Pavllllon right in the center of the Hereford shire of America, which can boast of being the largest In the world. This sale will dedicate one of the finest and best nrrnnged and equipped pavilions In existence today. For all particulars and catalogs, address J. O. Southard, Comiskey, Kansas.

For other Southard sules see other advertisements In this paper. TlttU we have fucllH.Ra to handle all kinds of produce and can give you the host of service. BETTER BEEF-BETTER PRICES That Fact Causes Greater Interest In T. JENSEN BROS. 19 East Sixth 218 Commercial Purebred Cattle.

There is a great revival of interest! in the beef cattle Industry, and breed era of good beef cattle are getting better prices for them today than they ever have brought in the pust. One I ANNUAL SALE of Ed Nickelson of Lensrdvllle; September 8, at Riley, Kans. of flio liHHt wnvs ti in it ii start In bet-1 DISPERSION SALE of H. L. Abercrombie: September 25 st Goodland, Kansas: a line bred anxiety herd.

ter beef rattle is to buy prize winning individuals, as one never can go I FOSTER LIVE STOCK AN UAL SALE: September 2S dedicating the new sales pavllllon ut Colby, Kans. The September Birthstone Wnen you are trying to picture the color of a Sapphire, think of the sky in its most beautiful hue, and you will be able to see with your mind's eye its magnificent coloring. Of course these stones come in darker colors, and we carry both in stock, as tastes differ, and we must be able to satisfy all. We have them in set rings, and they certainly make up pretty. "A Maiden born mlon Auluinn leaves Are rustling in September's breeze, A Sapphire on her bund should bind.

'Twill cure diseases of the mind." S. F. RICKER SON SOUTHARDS MONARCH HEREFORDS: October 6, on the farm at fomlskey. Kans this will be the best lot ever sold by Southard at the Home of the Mighty Monarchs. Phone 75 Fcr ROAD SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES Gibbens-Austin TIRE CO.

CROCKER BROS. RANCH October 14, at Matrleld Green; l.OOfl head to ho sold in one day 400 registered cows. 4no full blood cows, 200 young bulls. The breed does nut afford better Herefords than these. III 04 Commercial Emporia KANSAS STATE HEREFORD BREEDERS' SALE: November 4, at Council drove, Kans.

For particulars and catalogs of all above sules, address J. O. Southard, Maiuiger, Cosilskey, Kans. JEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS I 1 MkkkkkktBsMBSSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBMMBSSSSSSBSSSSBSBSBSBSBSSS Getting Ready for the Show Ring. We have the Agency for the Celebrated B.

P. S. PAINTS wrong with the host Block. Thin fact will Induce many funni'rH to attend the cuttle Bhow at the Kansas Frei Pair September 111 lo 18, this your und tha iirohuhlu presence of great er nuinl)ir of buyers will likewise at true inoro exlilbltors. FAIR POSTERS BY KANSANS.

Kansas boys und girls urn to have part In designing advertising mat ter to boost future Free Fairs. A pos ter contest, open only to amateurs has been unnounced by the manage inent of the Kansas Free Fair, to br held In Topeka September 13 to 18 The well known excellence of this Paint Is a guarantee that our customers should consider in buying paints for the house or barn. Prizes will be awarded to amateur artists tor the three bent posters ud vurtltlng the Kansas Free Fair. "DIAMOND BRAND-SCHOOL SHoe EVERY PAIR SOLID LEATHER WELL PUT TOGETHER EVERY PAIR SOLID LEATHER WELL PUT TOGETHER VAUDEVILLE THAT IS VAUDE VILLE. BURGNER BOWMAN Lumber Company Corner Fourth and Mochanlo Telephone 7 Vaudeville attractions of a high class will be shown during the after noons and evenings at the Kansas Free Fair, to he he'd In TovcUa tember 13 to 18.

1-SBt year's vaude vllle acta were better than any pre There la Good Looks and Good, Honest Wear In Every Pair. 623 Commercial UANVTMCflM CUAC YIMD A MV Emporia, Kansas vlously seen. The management has set a higher goal this year, and has assurances the vaudeville acts hired are the best obtainable..