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The Flavor You Will Like Red Berry Steel Cut Coffee one pound 45c Mellotone Steel Cut Coffee one pound 40c Special this week--two 12 ounce cans Prices Baking Powder 30c Do more than ask for "Coffee" insist upon Red Berry or Mellotone Coffee. D. J. DESSERY, Tonganoxie, Phone 114. Arnold Neubauer, of New York, where he is accountant with the New York Central Railroad Lines, on a two weeks vacation with relatives in the west, spent last weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Schultz and family. He is a nephew of Mrs.

Schultz. When hot and thirsty go to Jimmies Place for All Kinds of Cold Drinks. At the old stand. Sunday morning a splendid Children Day program was rendered at the Congregational church. Spring Time-Paint Time Now is the Time Clean Up and Paint Up Good First Class Goods at Less Than Mail Order Prices Pitkins strictly pure White Pratt Lambers No.

61 Floor Lead Paint and Linseed Oil Varnish and No. 28 Inside VarPaint, per gallon. $3.25 nish. Pitkins Gray for House or Pratt Lamberts Auto Fin. Barn, per gallon.

ishes are high class and will Pitkins Red Barn Paint, per make your old car look like new. gallon We have a full line of WagDutch Boy White Lead, per geners Strictly Pure House hundred $12.50 Paints on which we are making Linseed Oil, per gallon $1.20 Special Prices. We also have about 20 gallons of house paint in discontinued colors which we will close out at less than wholesale prices. While This Lasts we will sell at $2 per gal. SCREEN DOORS, Good Heavy White Pine.

2 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. 6 painted $2.25 2 ft. 8 in.

6 ft. 8 painted $2.40 If you make your own screen windows we have a complete stock of Screen Moulding, and Screen Wire. Or give us your order and sizes and we will make your screen windows, paint them any color and have them ready for you on five days notice. Netner BUILDING MATERIALS YOUR Threshing Equipment Is it in shape and ready for the coming harvest? You may have to do some repairing, if you do, we carry in stock and sell at Kansas City Prices the following supplies. Injectors, Lubricators, Grease and Oil Cups, Gauge Glasses and Washers, Thresher Pumps, Thresher Belts, Leathes and Rubber Belting, Belt Dressing, Lace Leather, Clipper and Alligator Lace, Suction, Water and Steam Hose, Pipe Valves and Fittings, Stocks and Dies, Pipe Wrenches and Cutters, Pipe Taps, Sheet Rod and Pump Packing, Pump Cups, Machine Bolts, Cap and Set Screws, Flue Cleaners and Brushes, Hose Couplings, Hose Clamps and Washers.

McQuay Norris Piston Rings, Spark Plugs, Ignition Wire and Cable. Leavenworth, Tholen Kansas 304-6-8 Shawnee St. Just east of Postoffice Telephone Number-108, 109. Tonganoxie Mirror. Published every Thursday at Tonganoxie, Kansas.

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Entered in the postoffice at Tonganoxie, Kansas, as second class mail matter. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922. Dr. T. D.

phone 222. All 50c Tissue Binghams for 25c at Zellner's. For Perfection Flour go to Mansell's Feed Store. Virgil Bachman spent the weekend with his brother in Kansas City. For -Hardwood boxes, 10c to 20c.

B. E. Hochstatter, Watkins Man. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

James Lee near Tonganoxie a couple of weeks ago. ROYAL REEL TO-NIGHT A Zane Grey Story "THE MAN OF THE FOREST" A massive story of Love and Adventure. One FRIDAY SATURDAY ANITA STEWARD in' "THE HUMAN DESIRE" We are running the show Friday so those who cannot come on Saturday will have an opportunity to see this production. We are not raising the price on this picture. Friday night One Saturday Two and 9:15 TUESDAY MARIE PREVOST in "DON'T GET PERSONAL" And the last Chapter of "WINNERS OF THE WEST" One Does your car get hot? Get some Plumb Kleen and wash out your radiator.

At Zellner's. Dr. Jennie E. VanEpps reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Hollingsworth, June 8th. For, Deering Wheat Binder, 7 foot cut. Good as new. Mrs. Jas.

A. McCaffrey, Phone 264. Misses Nevilyn and Dorothy Bachman, of Kansas City, are spending their summer vacation at Tonganoxie. "I feel twenty years younger," is what thousands have said after Tanlac restored them to health. Try it.

C. H. Cain. Mrs. Thos.

Buchanan returned to Kansa's City, Mo. last week after spending a five weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. A. McCaffrey.

W. C. T. Contest showing effects of the cigarette on the human system. Get your posters ready, young and old, great and small.

Prizes given. For Trade for good young heifers or cows. A pair of dark dapple gray mares, well matched, weight 2800 'some good four year old mules and good saddle mare. 6-11-3t R. W.

Loewer. Mr. F. U. Henry has secured the services of Mr.

George Ellis as Meat Cutter for his Market. Mr. Ellis is an Experienced Cutter and all patrons are assured the most courteous service. Last Friday little George, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Gardner, fell from the seat of a mowing machine his father was repairing and broke his arm above the elbow. Dr. Coe cared for the injured member. For Type Poland Chinas Bred sows, bred, gilts, herd boar, weaned pigs either sex. All double immuned.

Registered or registerable. Norman F. Butterfield, Phone 133 P. O. Tonganoxie, Ks.

6-8-4tp Surveyors have been at work the past week making the surveys on Main Street and on out to the Condensery for paving. As soon as the survey is made petitions will be circulated requesting the paving of these streets. Henri Lodge No. 190 A. F.

A. M. will meet in Stated Communication on Thursday, June 15 at 8 p. m. Regular order of business and work in the Third Degree.

Visiting brethren invited. Wm. D. Denholm, W. M.

William Heynen, Secretary. Public Sale Household Goods Having sold our place we will sell at Public Auction at the house one block north of Ratliff's Drugstore on SATURDAY, JUNE 17th at 2:30 A nice lot of Furniture and Rugs: One Buffet, like new; Dresser; Dining Room Set; Beds, complete; One Large Axminster Rug, extra good; and other smaller Rugs; Rocking Chairs, and other thinge too numerous to mention. HOWARD MOORE. Announcement. To My Many Friends and People of Tonganoxie: Having worked for F.

U. Henry for the past eighteen years and served the people of this community in their Fresh Meat requirements, I have decided to open a Market for Myself. I intend to sell nothing but Quaility Meats, Hams and Bacon, and will endeavor to build my Business on Quali. ty Meats and Service, with courteous treatment to all. I will be open for Business Thursday, June 15th, in 1 the Cline building, and will be pleased to have all my many Friends People of Our Community come and pay my Market a visit.

My Market will be strictly sanitary and will stand inspection at all times. Very Respectfully, ED HOSKINS. Farm Loans. W. H.

Newby. Good fresh cow for sale, with calf. Call phone 168 Tonganoxie. Elmer Lewallen made! a business trip to Leavenworth Wednesday. Remember the Howard Moore sale of Household Goods Saturday afternoon.

Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Watkins went to Holton Saturday to visit for a time.

Miss Lucille Evans returned to Lawrence last Sunday to attend summer school. Kill those potato bugs now. Get Sprayers, Arsenate of Lead and Paris Green at Zellner's. Dr. Coe had a fatty tumor cut from his neck 3 couple of weeks ago by Dr.

Risdon at Leavenworth. It gave him considerable pain for a time but is now healing nicely. -0- Tanlac builds up the weak, run down system and makes you feel strong, sturdy and well, as nature intended. C. H.

Cain. -0- About ten days ago the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Sullivan fell from a cherry tree where she was playing and broke both bones of her right arm. Dr.

Coe reduced the fracture and it is doing nicely. Auto Livery, day or night. 9-22-tf Clarence Gardner. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Todd and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Todd and daughter, and Mr. Fred Patton, of Kansas City visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

JohnTodd where they were also joined by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Todd and children, coming in from the country to complote the circle. Will haul your stock by truck, or will buy same. Call Phone 260.

10-13-tf Mrs. A. H. Beyers, of Topeka, who is president of the First District Federation of Women's Clubs, K. S.

W. T. wi'l attend the bi-ennial meeting at Chautauqua, New York, where she will appear on the Conservation Program Friday, June 23rd, with the topic "Victory Highways in Kansas." Kansas club women have reason to feel very proud to be so ably represented and honored at this meeting. Two good 7-room houses for sale or rent. Close one newly papered and ha's city water.

W. Newby. Spoor Wager Dry Goods, Millinery MILLINERY We are glad to announce we have added the well known line of Gossard Corsets and Brassiers to our stock and will be glad to show them to you. Ladies and Misses Silk Hose $1.25, $1.50 and $2.25. Special White Skirting $1.25 for 98c.

MILLINERY SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 20 per cent off all Trimmed Hats. 0000000000000000 0000000000 A Dollar Saved Is Better Than A Dollar Earned New Straw Hats in all the popular sources. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00. shapes from the best Foreign and American Boy's Hats 25c to 50c. Boy's Dress Hats 75c.

Children's 50c, Work Hats 25c to 750. 60c, $1.00. 8 Ladies' White Canvas Lace Shoes now $3.00. Misses' White Canvas Lace Shoes now $2.50. Ladies' White Rubber Soles and Heels now $2.00.

Misses' White Canvas Strap Pump; $1.25, $1.80, $2.00. Children's White Canvas Pump; to $1.10, $1.25. Babies White Canvas Mary Jane; 2 to 5 95c, $1.25. Khaki Tennis Shoes, $3.00 now $2.00. Fellows' Bargains Wash Suits.

-Great Reduction. Little SIMISON: GOOD GOOD GOOD SHOES HOISERY. CLOTHES 00000000000 00000000000000 000000000000000000 0000 ObituaryElizabeth A. Cross was born in Vermillion County, Illinois, August 27, 1858, and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dr.

Jennie E. VanEpps at Tonganoxie, Kansas, June 12, 1922, aged 23 years, 8 months and 16 days. Her early life was spent in Illinois. She was married April 2, 1878 to Mr. John F.

Rowand, a pioneer settler of Vermillion County. To this union was born four children, two of whom have died, Charles D. Rowand at Kansas City, Feb 8, 1920, and Hattie R. Meyer at San Francisco, July 8, 1908. Her husband also died February 19, 1914.

The other children, John F. Rowand lives at Tecumseh, Nebraska, and Mrs. Jennie E. VanEpps at Tonganoxie, Kansas. She has lived in Iowa and and also in Texas.

Her last year was spent at Tonganoxie with her daugh- ter. She was ill for some time but not seriously until a short time before her death. Her life was beautiful in every way, helpful to everyone around her. She was religious all her life. Her church membership for many years was with the Cumberland Presbyterians but of late years she belonged to the Methodist church.

Tuesday, June 13th brief funeral services were held at the home at 1 p. m. by Rev. H. A.

Cook after which she was taken to Sidell, Illinois, for burial accompanied by her children, Mrs. Van Epps, of Tonganoxie, and John Rowand, of Tecumseh, Nebr. Her memory will be held precious by all who knew her. For lots 100 by 300 feet, three room house. Excellent for chickens.

See Dick Bowman. tf The "Staff of Life" is fiood Bread. The bread with the flavor baked in it. The kind that toasts well. The kind that tastes like more.

The kind the children cry for because they eat it like cake. The kind that does not last because everybody likes it so well that bread is the biggest part of the meal. This kind of bread can rightfully be called the "Staff of Life" and that is the kind of bread baked and sold in Tonganoxie for live and let live prices. 10c per loaf for cash and carry TOBUREN'S BAKERY W. MUSIL, Sucsessor BARGAINS Dandy good Baby Buggy, used, good as new.

A nice line of Rugs, all kinds. We can furnish you any kind of Furniture or Rugs at right prices; see if we can't. Undertaking RUMSEY'S and Furniture.