Harper Sentinel from Harper, Kansas • 5

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McPherson of Wellington spent the latter part of last "Celebration" Prices on ress Goods Spring Band concert Friday nigh-. March 6 th. at the Opera House.

M. C. Hersceberger transacted business in Anthony Tuesdsy. R. Anderson spent the latter part of last week in Wichita.

F. R. Zacharias is transacting business in Oklahoma thi3 week. Mrs. Will Mulr of Wakita is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

J03 Parker. Mrs. Threlfail of Mayfield is visiting her father. Caarle Koelling. Mrs.

Grimes of Wichita is visiting her daughters in this city this week, Mrs. Cline left Friday for Illinois, called there by the illness of her mother. A band concert will be given in the opera house Friday night, March 6th. Mrs. Matue Deck of Kingman spent Qnn.lav with Craitf and familv.

week in Harper and attended the funeral of their nephew, Frank Coulson. Keep vour enlargements for the Jennings' Studio. We are installing a new plant especially for the work, and it will be the same high quality, guaranteed as all our portraits are. J. Parker left the first of the week for Woodward, Guthrie and Pawhuska where he is attending meetings of the Oklahoma Bankers association.

A band concert will te given at the Opera House Friday evening March 6th. A good program has been arranged. Ralph Go ss leaves Monday for Montana where he will choose a location. Ha will return later and ship his belongings and take his family north with him. Mrs.

Farnie Shrive returned Sunday from Battle Creek. Aich where she has been spending the winter in a sanitarium. She is much improved in health. FOR SALE Barred Reck eggs from Mr. and Mrs.

Doulhcrty of Cherokee ei spent last week with Harper relatives. jegg3 Qjy Elliott, Phone 262. 3 20 FOR SALE-Several tons of good loose Amaril Texas Fri alfalfa hay. Enquire at Sentinel cmce. day attending a Ijss and damage meeting deve Highbaugh and wife left Wednea- of the officials and agens of the Pan day for their future 'erne in Kentucky.

Handle division of the Santa Fe. A. H. Graves was in western Kansas P. J.

Quigley has for said a new break- on business tie latter part of last week. fast food, which is working wonderful Pure bred, single comb, eggs for hatch-; Ui Trouble and Constipation. To fully appreciate the importance of these Celebra-tion'V Prices you must know something of the Event which inspires them For half a Century the Mill from which our fabric lines arc obtained, has concentrated its entire effort on the production of Dress Goods leaders in the fullest meaning of the word. In ccUbratron oHts One-Hundredth and First Season of success this and all other stores in which its exclusive Styles arc shown, arc privileged to offer special values. The 50ti Anniversary Offering's ira.

ILaPorte Dress and Wash. Fabrics we now. siow and w) ich are being offered at "Celebration" prices, splendidly reprsei the far-reach ng advantages of this plan, and if you contemplate the purchase or new Dress materials in the near future you are going to be wonderfully phased with iu You will find a wealth of Ratines, Eponge, Crepes and PHsse effects incorporated this seaicri in ou' Siik, Silk and Wool and Silk and Cotton Stocks. You will find a wide range of Jouy and Martine and Prints, and Novelties that are beautiful as ell ai serviceable. You will find the LaPorte 50th Anniversary Lines in Dress and Wssh Goods to be vastly superior to those you ever examined in this store and we invite you to see and choose from them at the first opportunity.

Prices lOc to $3.00 the Yard in. setting 50c. per hundred $2.75. known as Laxative Flake Food. 2x5 Phone 16F2.

C. VY. Fulton. 3 27 Chris Beyler was looking ater probate Have those pictures made now during the dull season, while we can give you court business at the county seat Tues day. aouoie the attention we can later on.

Make your appointment by phone at Jennings' Studio. Miss Lula Starr of Danville spent the first of tne week with her paienis in this city. A band concert will be given at the Opera House rnday evening March Cth Mrs. Beit Moore and baby of Attica A program has been arranged A fine baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.

William Nye of Pilot Knob township on Thursday of last we ek The little girl is reported doin nicely although her two sisters and brother nave the whooping cough. spett Sunday with Harper friends and relatives. Miss Bertha Shepird visited Sunday and Monday with her grandparents at Pond Creek, Ok. Charles York of Kiowa came up Tuesday for a few days visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Yors.

The Young Married Ladies Fancy Work Club is beng entertained by Mrs. Ralph Nordyke this afternoon. Leslie Branson has gone to little Rock, where he has a good position as engraver in a jewelry store. Mrs. Clarence Bryant returned Friday to her home in Arkansas City after visiting ter parents.

R. W. Reece and wife. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Furnished by The Baker Abstract Investment Company, Anthony, Kansas.

W. R. Rowell, Admr. to Myrtle George 40 ft of 1 7 and all 1 8-9-10-11-12 3 Wicker Add Anthony $290.00 Garrett S. Dobson to JcelN.

Beal 1-2 of sw se of sw 8-31 5 1.C0 Frank Princehouse to Wm. Barber ne of se se of ne 1-2 of 1 1 all 1 3 in 2-35-6 1.00 Is Never Misrepresented Quality Mrs. Frank White returned Friday to Cherokee after a week spent I T- Rese t0 W- McGill 1 1 her home in a yd Anthony Joshua Herman to H. Huston 1 1-2-3 82 An Attica 1.00 P. Ryan, sheriff to Railroad Loan Savings Co.

1 9 b8 Redeens Add Anthony 333.50 "If you see it in a Cole Bros. Aci. It'm True" B. Kuppentieimer Glottoes Stetson Hats Manhattan Snirts Aunsino Underwear Tlis Horns ot with her parents, M. W.

Parsons and wife Mrs. Jud Mitchel of Canadian. Texas, who has been visiting at Danviile. spent a part of this week with Harper friends, M. H.

Cole and Bruce Bottorff returned the latter part of last week from Topeka where thay attended Masonic grand lodge. W. F. Coulson and wife came in Saturday night from Florida, called home by the death of their little grandson, Frank Coulson. Reed Broadstone of Dighton is spend Otituary A William Franklin Coulson was born Majch 29.

19uS, and died at his hom near Harper, Feb. 18 1914,. aged RftlLROADraE GftRDS. SANTA PE TIME CARD EAST BOUND. 0.

114 Passenger daily 4:25 an sj. 118 Passenger, daily 6,30 pn So. 536 Freigbt, daily exc Sunday uu WEST BOUND Ho. 117 Passenger, daily Mo. 113 rassencer, daily 9:10 pn o.

"J5 exc Sunday 8.3J pn NOSTH BOJND. Ma. 5 th Passennei, daiVy 6:35 pn So. 530 Freff ul, uauy exc Sunday 6:00 an SOUTH BOUND. Mo.

507 Passenger, daily .11:15 an JJo. 531 Freight, da il exc Sunday 12 0 pro 10 months and 19 days lacking ing this week in Harper, called home by the dangerous illness of, his father, A. ijust raontn acd days ot being six Star Center. Leo Jones of Crystal Springs visited the Star Center school riday. O.

A. Potter arrived home Wednesday from Stillwater. where he spent several weeks E. L. Lksey went to Wichita Friday evening to tha teachers association and came home Sunday evening Mrs.

Nettie Dotterer, Josh Roberts, Mrs. Ettie Stuchal and daughter, Viclet, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. 0. A.

Potter and family. years old name was entered upon the a3le Roll of the Presbyterian Sunr'av School at an ear.v at'e HILLSDALE ITEMS. Mell Hill. and family took dinner Sun day with I. M.

Hill and family at Harper. Audra Wilson spent Saturday night with Mrs. C. Meredith. Alden Grimm from Rusnjmede visited with Rev.

T. Overholt and wife Sunday. J. C. Nichcls has been ill with la grippe the past week.

Arthur and Louise Robertson and Er-vin Renellet motored to Runnymede Saturday afternoon. Crawford Burdg and wife from Harper took dinner Sunday with their son, Gallic. C. W. Mertdith and wife.

Miss Audra Wilson and Mrs. Knova Price attended he graduated from this he enter ed the Primar Grade and was seldom absert unless prevented by sickness or bad weather. Today his promotion card hangs bove the Cradle Roll and Mrs Ethan Lttsey and children spent i 4:29 ps 2:00 pn ORIENT TIME CARD EAST. fy 2 Through Passenjrer- Ma IS Freisnt SOUTH. 1 Through Passenger now he his attained an entrance into from rnday evening till bunday aiter-the Heavenly School where he has ie- neon with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. ceivtd a loving welcome. He loved his Bennett of Harper, lCr.46,'2nj 10:6 am Broadstone. Senator Will Briggs of Woodward, Okla. is in Harper this week with his mother Mrs.

0. W. Briggs, who is seriously ill with heart trouble. H. E.

Duuham SDent the first of the week in Wichita with. Mrs. Dunham, wao is recovering nicely from an operation in St. Francis hospital. Commencing next week I will have cooked foods fjr sale at Art Parlor.

Will also seive lunches. Chattie Fulton. C. F. feetzel and wife and Mrs.

Tetzel of Chicago, returned Wednesday to St. John, after spending a week visiting A. Haskin and wife. i i. i 'Jo 17 Freight Sunday School and one of the hard A number of women and girl of this church services in Harper Sunday afternoon.

Another cold snap and blizzard hit this part of the country this week. Monday was a mixture of sunshine acd blizzard. Rev. Vance will continue revival services at Hillsdale church this week. Advertised Letters.

vicinity took in the women's meeting at Harper Sunday afternoon, Jjmes McGuire of Manhattan spent the latter part of last week with O. A. Potter and family, his cousins. Mrs. Gay Felkel and son Francois ani List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Ham ship" of his sickness was that ne was kept from his class on Sunday morning even pleading to come the last ibbath.

The iass was always remembered by his offering sent regularly. As an only child in he family and the only grand child of either family his little life has been a special ray of sunshine that will be sadly missed, but he has only gone before into the New Home that is await ing and tho' the time may seem long; the hearts weary, and the footstep- Miss riulda Potter on Mrs. Anna Lime wayne i'nee is suneung with a per postoffice lor the week ending Feb. 2o 1914. and if not called for in two t2) weas will be sent to the dead letter office: Sammon, James la calling for aiw ot the above, please sa "advertised" and give date of the Ivst.

Feb. 26, 1914. S. C. Lobauoh.

P. M. VanValkenburg. W. H.

Potter and family severe cold. Quite a number from this Leave your call with and Mrs. Porter Saturday. community hear Rev. went to Harper Sunday to Bid call you on beavy as the iourney is made without Maitland.

D. W. Wilson and wife are on the sick list. Rev Vance, Rev. T.

Overholt and wife spent last Friday afternoon with C. W. Meredith and ife Mr. Kncva Price has been sick with the grippe this week. the dot at any time yOU say.

the brightness of his laugh acd cheer, I yet he waits to welcome all the loved Mrs. B. Aler and Mrs. W. H.

Potter called on Mrs. 0. A. Totter Friday afternoon. Ed VanValkenburg and Sidney Potter helped Fred Valkenburg saw wood Tuesday.

Jack Stucnal did the sawing. Mrs. Gay Felkel and son Francois started for Stillwater, Tuesday to visit her brothers for a few daj then they will start for their home near Dayton, Texas. And if you roll over and try Linoleum, Floor Oil Cloth and Window Shades he'll repeat bis call 30 eecends later and keep ones at the journey send. Frank's sickness has not been long; at Christmas he seemed uell and strong and full ot lite.

Disease stttled in the heart and in a few shoTt weeks he be came too weak to eDjov any of the games acd pleasures of his healthy days From tne first the doctors gave on calling nrttl you're wide awake. J. F. Wall of Denver, Colo was the Big Ben stands 7 in hes tal7 He' Band concert March Gtb, at opera houss heavy, massive, handsoire. He's got srreat.

bie dial you can easily read in th i little hone tho' the lovine parents had guest of Miss Maggie Neff Sunday. Henry Oldfather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OlJfather of Banner township, was taken to Wichita Monday where he was operated upon that nifiht for appendicitis (CHEAPER than you can buy elsewhere, either of local merchants or of Mail Order houses. Notice Owing to the illness and pisstd mis fortunes we are compilled to asK all dim morning a snrtiy deep tored him examined by physicians and special voice you'll hear distinctly on "your jsts in the pe that his life might pe that his lite might be sleepiest mornings knowing themselve3 indebted to the! spared.

Just before he became unconscious be said "Papa! I havs not said Henry underwent the operation in good firm to call and settle at once. Lock I've plased him in the window. jmv prayers and then said his prayers J. L. Andersox Son.

shape and is reported recovering nicely. at him whenever you go by. C. I on the best he could. These were the last words he said to his loved ones.

All that love and skill could do was done but God's way is not our.way. The things o'er which we grieved with lashes wet. Will flash before us out life's dark non ot Jewelers Y7E have a large stock of Linoleum for our Spring Trade in all widths 2 yards, 3 yards and 4 yards wide. Inlaid and printed. DON'T FORGET THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY AND FEED BARN First class Rigs and fair treatment assured.

Geo. LINN, Prop VcTgRr night, As stars shine most in deeper tints of blue; RUNNYMEDE ITEMS. Mrs. Florence Hudson and daughter Butler County Bated oa'tap. Ffione 6-3 One Block East of PostofHce Phone Us Bus and Saggagc orders Florence, spent Sunday at Mr.

Marshall Clark's near Danville. And we shall see how all God's plans are right, i And how what seemed reproof was love most true. I Printed Linoleum, 4 yards wide, at- $2.40 per running yard Several from this vicinity attended re 2 I. ID If we could push, ajar the gates ofi Granite Inlaid Linoleum, 2 yards wide, at 1.S0 Best Quality Inlaid Linoleum, 2 yd. wride 2.30 vival services in Harper Sunday Marshall from Aline, is visiting his father thi Lyman Trollope and family spent Sun day at Dave Travis'.

Mrs. John McCulIy visited her mother. lite. And stand within and all God's work ings sf e. We could interpret all this doubt and strife, And fir each mystery could find a key." short service was held at the home Gutters llgtlPgMouldiii Another cold snap struck this vicinity bffore he a.nd friends journey Sunday evening It was accompanied by 1 td the Presbyterian cnurch wher ere ervice was hela at p.

m. cocaucxea a high wind with snow fluries all day Monday. Stop and Think Before making your purchases it says to investigate and when you have done so you will agree that we sell The, Bkst Lumber on the We know how to buy and where to buy, so if you wish to build a house or barn or get a picket for your fence, get our prices. TeleDHODG no. 45 bv Rev.

A. G. Alexander assisted by Rev. E. Mann, after which the body was tenderly laid in the grave and the spirit had gone to God who gave him.

lixira neavy quinuy rmur uu and 2 jards wide, at ZL. .35 square Compare these prices with others. We carry a full line of Window Shades, in 36, 3S, 4Sand54 inch widths, at 25c each and up. No extra charge for cutting shades to fit your windows. We carry at all times a large stock of Floor Coverings'of all kinds, Brussels and Axminister Rugs, Art Squares in all sizes, Japanese, China and Fiber Mattings, Ingrain Carpets, and Rug Border.

Quality Guaranteed and Prices Right. L. L. Galloway Furniture and Undertaking Robert Marshall delivered some fat hogs at Norwich tlis week. Earl and Dve Travis attended a pub Misses Maggie and Dottie Neff enter tained a few young lady friends at lun cheon the first of the week.

lic sale near Danville last Friday. Quite a number of men attended, the men's meeting at Zion Saturday night. The next meeting will be held at otar Center Saturday night. Tom Hudson did his winter butchericg fast Thursday. The Runnymede basket ball team went Misses Florence Galloway and Helen Pelzell spent the latter part of last week Tne Rogk island Lumber Goal Go.

with Miss Jessica Smith in Wichita. Miss Helen went en to Empori 1 friends to Milton Friday-tv) play the boys at that place overSu-iav, i.