The Morrill Weekly News from Morrill, Kansas • 8

THE MORRILL WEEKLY NEWS We re ready for you with the many new things for fall. This Dependable Store is alive with the largest Stock of All New, All Wool Clothes ever shown in Sar betha. Priced in the Hughes dependable way. Let us show you now. UGHES CLOTHING CO.

DEPENDABLE CLOTHES MERCHANTS On the Corner 131 ft FOR SALE Eight thorobred O. I. C. boars. These hogs were farrowed early last spring and all are good ones.

C. W. Kim in el. Miss Helen Holt returned Sunday to her home near Topeka after a visit of two weeks at the residence here of Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Roberts. Miss Holt is the daughter of Jud.son Holt, who at one time owned and operated the Lotus studio at this place. i Firestone Tires AND TUBES Leave your orders here for Firestone Goods.

They are the best. Most miles per dollar expended is what you get in anything bearing the Firestone brand. REPAIRING DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES Walker's Garage ROOSEVELT ON THE WAR. Northeast 17 Mutual Phone 45 Publication Notice To all persons interested in said estate and to all whom it may concern: You are hereby that R. S.

Mickey, administrator of the estate of Hannah Rogers, deceased, did on the 25th day of September, 1914, file his petition in the probate court of Brown county, Kansas, asking that he be directed to sell the following described real property, situated in the county of Brown and state of Kansas, towit: All the interest of said estate in and to the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-one (21) in township one (1) south of range fifteen (15) east 6th p. for the payment of the debts of said Hannah Rogers, deceased; and you are further notified that said petition will be heard by the probate court of Brown county, Kansas, at the probate court room at Hiawatha in Brown county, Kansas, on the 19th day of October, 1914, at 9d'clocka. m. Signed this 25th day of September, 1914. R.

S. Mickey, Attest: Administrator. G. W. Seaman, Probate Judge.

Read what ex-President Roosevelt thinks about the gTeat European war. See his articles on "Wrhat America Should Learn From the War," now appearing every Saturday in the St. Joseph News-JPress. No other American Is eo well E9QG53 gt; i cvnorc Local and Long Distance Telephone Service BESTJSERVI Northeast Kansas Tel. Co.

littcd io point out to his countrymen the lessons of this great struggle. He ha3 teen koth a soldier and a peacemaker. The News-Press Is printing the best re-3orts of. the war obtainable, as well as all the other news of the world Washington special dispatches, New York letters, the best cartoons, political and state news from Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, as well as Missouri. The market page on the Missouri River.

The best of good newspapers, the St. Joseph News Pres, $3.00 per year. Send for it today. Miss Edith Peck of Falls City spent a few days here last week visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs.

C. B. Smith. Miss Peck was en route to Carleton, Nebraska, to attend the southeast Nebraska district meeting of the church of the Brethren. Come to the NEWS Office with thaP job of Printing you want neatly done.