The Western News du lieu suivant : Stockton, Kansas • 5

Myrtle Smith and Edwin White Made One DR. R. H. EWIHG, DENTIST. Sixty-Five Guests Present! Bi Event pr 19 SAMPLE I Overcoats i i thi week i Its I I 'II 31V il it II I i i i i i it it i SE it it I itprj cri u-ii i 1 i i SHU GHKAPEKt BUY CHEAPEUt THAT'S Thfl WinHjin nf A1lf mu iiiuu vui mvim muu.

tabJe Qur clothing does. They must go It is not a question of profits with; its to get the goods off our tables. GOOD WORK SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, WEDDING SUITS. Work suits, $3.00 $3.50, business suits $4 00 these are suits that sold from $5.00 to $9.00. Dress suits, $6.00 to $9.00, were $10 to Here is our cost mark: Again have happy maiden's eyes peeped through the bridal -veil, the ecstatic dream of every virgin's heart.

On Tuesday eve at 8 o'clock mid groups of roses, smilax and chryan- themums Rev, Fred Grey spoke the holy words that bound Edwin Joseph i White and Myrtle Smith forever one to another. As the strains of Lohengrlns bridal song died away the bridal party de-cended the stair, little Helen Hawks and Earl Slason bearing ribbons to form an aisie. Rev. Grey came-next, then Ruth Hawks as flower girl. Then entered Edwin Joseph White, a man whose record in business, social and home life is without a blemish, whose industry and Intelligence and courtesy have won him his standing among the bast of men.

Following Mr. White came the bride, Myrtle I. Smith, on her father's arm. Myrtle Smith is a product of Rooks county, and Rooks county is proud of her product. She was educated in Stockton, graduating in 1901, and finishing Bethany college, and has since resided with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Smith. She is a woman whose virtues have limited her friends only by her acquaintances As she came down that aisle of ribbon, her natural beauty enhanced by a gown of chiffon voile made over taffeta silk, trimmed with lace applique, with vlvet ribbon and pleated with ruffles of the goods, an audible murmur of admiration passed through the throng of 65 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. White will make their home at the groom's house, which was ready to receive them. This office has the following articles found and left here: Ladies jacket, blue. Big office key.

Man's coat with bundle in pocket. Ladie's pocket-book (at B. O. King's.) DR. B.

E. KELLY, Permanently Iooated in Stockton over the State Bank. Ml Work Guaranteed. The new Russell County Co-Opera- tive Association, have installed electric light fixtures in their store and the building will be lighted throughout with electric lights. The mill dynamo will furnish the current.

Mrs. Kienzleand children will spend next week In Atchison. Roy Bonebrake came in Tuesday via Kansas City from western Kansas. 1 2 3 4 5 6 a 7 i Buy while this great saving is offered you, because we want the room for a line of hardware. 10 cases Good Cheer pancake flour, 12 l-2c seller, cut 30 men's pants, soiled, all right to wear under overalls, 35c, 50c, 75c.

15 bovs' suits, 7 to 14 years old, some of these are soiled, prices 65c to 95c. Dress up the boys. 50 long pant suits at prices that sell you. Few bolts 4c calico. 50 bolts 5c.

2 tin cups for 5c. 75 doz overalls and jumpers. Offices at rear of hall over Mrs. Mont gomery's Millinery store. All work guaranteed.

Can be found in office every day in the week. Remember the place, south side of square, rhones: Office, 197; Residence, 115 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS at 8 per cent. Office uptttalra io vacated State Bark Building Call on or add reus, II. V. TOKPFFEK, HLocktoo.

Kansas Buy your trees of J. N. Mullen he represents the Mount Hope Nursery Lawrence, Kansas All trees are warranted to be First Class If you want the, best buy of Mr. Mullen. Wood ston The hotel furniture was sold on the street last Saturday and the former Proprietor, 'Oscar James and family, will leave at once for Idaho.

T. M. Dedman also had a sale and will accompany them, where they will all take up their future abode. Vanda Eruton, cashier of the Woodston bank, spent Thanksgivingr with his parents at Hill City. S.

Griffins have moved into their new house which was built this fall, J. L. Smither and family and grandma Smither drove to Agra last Thursday morning and spent Thanks giving with Mrs. Smithers parents, Rev. J.

W. Cortner and family. They returned home Friday evening. Mrs. Jt I.

Gregg is reported to be on the sick list and also Mr. T. J. Jones. Mr.

Wilda Imler and Minnie Burch were married last Wednesday evening by Rey. Dorks. We have no further particulars, out wish them a long and happy life. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Burch came over from Waldo last Wednesday and spent Thanksgiving with the Burch family. STOCK OF HOLIDAY BLOW ACCORDEONS, HARMONICAS, JEWS HARPS, WATCHES and CHAINS, PICTURE FRAMES, SHOOTING GALERIES, POP PISTOLS, JUMPING JACKS, LAUGHABLE TOYS, IRON TOYS by the gross. Our sales are the largest we ever had at this time of the year. COME QUICK! 100 doz Cotton Flannel Mitts and Gloves, 5c, 8 MONEY SAVED FOR YOU IN THIS DEAL I bought 500 of the Stockton Milling Co's. sacks and am having them filled with High Patent and Second Patent flour.

Here is the story all in a few words: Six cents saved on sacks, eight cents on freight by getting a carload. Then the miller helps me out some and Griff does the rest. Every sack warranted for 9o days or your money back if any sack does not suit you. -They will guarantee it t6 us, we guarantee it to you. cost.

They occupy the same BARGAINS Mens1 calf-faced warm lined 6oc mitens 37c 15 chambers with covers35c Blankets 4oc Wool hose 15c Boys1 felt overs Carpet slippers 29c jr 2 Heavy sweaters 85c to 10 3 for 25 cents. 10 little boys' suits, ages 3 to 5. 81.50 to $2.50 values, 50 and 75c. 3 piece boys' suits, all wool, $2. io: our $5 suits.

-v 6 boys' duck coats, 75c. 30 extra coats for boys, 50c to $1. 15 pairs of 50 and 60c warm lined mitts, 37c. 1 bbl ginger snap for 25. 1-2 box ginger snap for 6.

1 3 and 10c a pair. 500 Dolls and a wagon box full of Candy for Xmas. 2 cans Pears in eyrup, 25c, 10 cashes of Overshoes, 756 to $1-25 2 3-ld can Plums 25c. Try our 10c Lard. Basketful of men's 25o caps, 15c WIZARD'S.

R. T. Gump came back to Stockton yesterday from a four weeks visit with his mother and home folks in West Virginia. On his return he visited in Iowa. This was his first home visit in seventeen years and he says Kansas lays them all in the shade.

Mrs. LVdia Chipman came down from Stockton on Saturday evening and remained till Monday, the guest of Ezra Westenhavers and also her brother, L. S. Eeecher and family. John Bull and wife of Rock Castle, Kentucky, and daughter, Mrs.

Sarah Thompson, arrived here yesterday for a visit' with George Cull, north of town. P.lnal Ti no Everything at 8 9 0 Kepeater 25Jcomforts, 75c to SI. 25. Blankets 40 10 white blankets. 25 11-i Blankets, $1.25, big and heavy.

Boys knee pants, cut prices, 15c to 45c Stout padlocks, 10c. Up-to-date 10c bar Tar soap, 5c. Bushel baskets, 15o. 3 styles waterproof collars, 3 for 10c. Men's 2-3 wool hose, 15c; these are warm.

SALT from Michigan to put your meat away in. Salt from Kansas mines. It's salty; it's clean. GOOD COAL OIL 12k per gallon and a 2 gallon can for 35c. RAW FURS Iam'buying raw furs at highestmarket price.

C. S. SAUM. Jacob Martin and wife Margaret Jane return thanks to their many friends who met at their place the evening of Dec. 5, and left many valuable presents.

The meeting was a birthday party, Mr. Martin being 66 and his estimable wife 56 years of age. The meeting was a surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Martin and was a very enjoyable occasion for them.

Mr. Martin will leave about the middle of December for Atchison. Kansas City and Leavenworth visiting the churches and children there. The RACKET STORE HAS THE LARGEST IN THE we will have a Track Sale -of Flour Hext Week Sure! Could not get car this week, but it will be here next week. GOODS IN TOWN.

WE ARE SELLING THESE THINGS AT THE RIGHT PRICES, SUCH AS: Make your headquarters at the ALBUMS, HANDKERCHIEF BOX, GLOVE BOXES, NECKTIE BOXES, TOILET CASES, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, MANICURE SETS, SHAVING SETS, MUGS at to 65c one hundred and fifty other pieces. The largest line of DOLLS in this part of the west. GO CARTS, Indorsed by the U. S. health report, May 185)5.

Hygienic Toilet llefjuisites Whenever you require some Toilet soap or tooth preparation, perfumes or toilet waters, talcum or toilet powders or some cold cream or a toilet lotion or anything else in thi3 line. We solicit your inspection of the exceedingly dainty collection of fine toilet requisites which I carry. We would very much appreciate an opportunity of supplying you with all the toilet preparations that you may find yourself in need of Mrs. P. II.

Randolph. Fred Bedker has bought property in Osborne and will locate there. He owns lioo acres near Stockton. Swing Horses are on the road, coming! We will more help next Saturday. Phone 130 OSCAR GIBBS, Propr..