The Milan News du lieu suivant : Milan, Kansas • 1

11 NEWS. MB l2 Vol.5 MILAN, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1915 NUMBER 36 1T1T jniarvesx- tobiics ARVESI ORDERS Ridge" Notes. Nearly every one of this vicinity; went to Milan Saturday to see the ball game and were sadly dis-apDointed when the colored team failed to arrive. Mrs. Emma Whitesell spent Friday afternoon with ers.

Fred Fulkerson. There was a large attendance at the circle this week, 'evry one reports a fine time, Mrs. Ford, who has been -in i a Now is the time and here is the place to buy them. Our stock is more complete and larger than ever. Harness, Collars, Pads and Nets, Every thing for the horse We' have a good line of oils at the right price If you need any thing for the kitchen come and see our line of Oil Stoves and Ovens, Enamelware, China-ware and Tinware.

Come in and see what bargains you can find on SI Are coming in fast and furious. Of course you appreciate the prices that Stuart are making. That's what we want you to do. Come in and look at our Harvest List It is worth your while. Money saved is money made.

You can save money and get good fresh merchandise at our place Call and give us a trial order and be convinced. Yours for Harvest Orders, Stuart Company. East Easy Street, Milan, U. S. A.

3, lO AND S5C COUNTER poor health for some time, was able to go to town Miss Addie Swan and Mrs. Harry Davis spent Monday afternoon with their sister Mrs Mc-Call. One of Mr. Bratley's horses was killed by lightening Saturday night. ft KANSAS Mi MILAN, B.

ZOOK, Hardware, Tinware, Harness, Stoves, etc. The oats crop is looking fine, and if nothing happens will make a good yield. Mrs. I. D.

Stuart went to Ar-gonia Tuesday and spent the day OOO00OO0O0OGO0OCXX5OOO0OCXXXXXX5OOOOOOOOO00OOO00O0O00O0 Dr. Geo. E. Knappenberger, Argonia 4, Milan 4 Hog Oiler with relatives. Special attention to diseases of Women and Children MILAN, KANSAS.

Miss Maude Armstrong came over from Mayfield Tuesday and is spending several- days with friends. Mrs. Chamberlin came down Harvest Supplies Come in and let us furnish you your harvest supplies. Get our prices on Hams, Bacon, Lard, in fact everything that belongs to a first-class market. Special Prices on Boiling Beef.

Bring in your Cream. We guarantee fiair weights, accurate grade and test, and the full market price for Butter Fat. Yours for a square deal, Milan Cash Meat Market L. V. MARTIN, Proprietor.

The ball game, that was advertised for last Saturday, between the Wellington Stars and Milan, failed to materialize as the Wellington team did not come. A large crowd was in town to see the game and everyone was badly disappointed because the Stars failed to show up. The ones to feel the disappointment the worst was the Milan team, as they had been counting on a from Wichita Monday evening for Kentucky Grain Drills, McCormick Binders Emerson Low-Down Spreader A full line Emerson Farm Tools and Machinery Call and see us Roll of Honor The following- persons have paid their subscription to the News, during the past week: A. McMulin, Argonia. Geo.

King, Milan. a visit with tier daughter, Mrs J. W. Johmson. The farmers are busy this week cutting the second crop of altalf a which is reported to be the best of any yet grown here.

good game, and all were in fine shape for playing. When they learned the Wellington team was not coming they sent to Argonia and had the team come over from there and nlav a seven innincr obertson J. Mr. an Mrs. Gus oseph of Kaw City, Okla.

were here Monday visiting Mj and Mrs. L. W. Harper and looking after fcis farm 00CKXX5X500OGOOOO0CXXXXX i-i ill My friend, you think that you cut a considerable swath in this part of the world, don't you? You are a very small pumpkin. This section got along very well before you came.

It will manage to wiggle along after you are gone. Before the grass is growing green over your grave in the cemetery people will forget you. People will pass along your old THE WIZARD 5, 10, 15 and 25 cent Store has a big supply of Granitware Kettles, Buckets, and Pans, Glassware and Dishes to supply your needs during harvest. Highest Market Price for your Cream JOHN BARCELOU Prop. south of town, A cyclone visited the vicinity of Salt Fork, and Lamont.

Sunday morning, doing considerable 7- damage. It crossed -the game wnicn resuitea in a score 01 4 to 4. This makes two dates that have been broken with the Milan team. One was three weeks ago when Perth backed down and come, and then this one Satur Better Prices For Wheat- farm of George Ingram, a former resident of Milan, but did not damage his buildings. familiar haunts with no thought of you.

The Almighty didn't make this world dependent upon any one person. Some men get the idea that it all depends upon them, but they are away off. day. The management of the Milan team was blamed by some of the crowd for the failure of the Wellington team not coming, but they were not to blame, as the game was matched two weeks before with the manager of the OOOOCOOOOXXXXDCOOCXXX L. V.

Monday Martin came up town morning, with a black We Are Headquarters For All Kinds of eye, and it was a dandy too. He claims that one of the iron porch posts in front of the bank did it You may hang out a pretty good bluff to your wife, your children and even some of your friends but that is as far as you will get. Just be calm and don't worry. We will try and get along after you are gone. Bert Walker.

when he bumped into the post in the dark, Sunday night. Mr. DeTar, the electric light man of Conway Springs; was here Wednesday evening submitting a proposition to the council There is a Way To Get It That Brings up the Question "HOW?" and This is the How of IT If you Overload the Elevators and Markets with your grain early in the Season, the price goes down. So store the greater part of your wheat for a Higher Market. Come in and let us show you how to buy the material for a good, substantial granary to hold 1,025 bushels of wheat at a cost of or, better yet, a granary with 1,900 bushels capacity for less than $100.00.

These figures include the paint. Other sizes to suit you convenience. The best grade of material is figured for the construction of these buildings. Drop in and let's talk it over. Phil Casselman, Manager, Stars, and the blame lays with him, as the members of his team are porters and could not get away from their work on Saturday, which he knew when he matched the game.

Milan has a game matched with Conway Springs for Saturday, June 19, and barring unforeseen accidents this game will be pulled off on the home grounds at 3 o'clock p. on tnat date. This promises to be a good game, as Conway has a fast team and Milan is not so slow. Dr. Geo.

Knappenberger Fly Dope Tanglefoot Lieberts Poison Fly Paper El Vampiro The handy package Insect Powder Fly Swatters, 3 for 25c Chloride of Lime Join In The Anti-Fly Crusade to furnish electric lights to the city. No action was taken, but the proposition was laid on the table until the next regular meeting in July. went to Norton, Kansas, last Sunday for a weeks visit with Mrs. Knappenberger and daughter, Annabell, who are spending the summer with her parents. A.

C. Houston Lbr. Co. MILAN, KANSAS. 8 8 8 3 VOLUNTEERS -J Milan Drug Company 1 HATS AT COST I ooooocoooocooocoococ MILAN NEWS I am also having a sale on Hose this week.

Most of them will go at Half Price. These are principally Misses' and Children's Hose. This sale will continue as long as they last. White and Ecru threads for crocheting. Embroidery threads in colors of white, pink, light blue, light yellow and red.

These will not fade in washing. Remember I do all kinds of dress-making. Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed. PEARLEI. MEARS EMLIST TbPAV! VOLUNTEERS MEE.PED IN ON THE Notice All parties that are indebted to me please call and settle at once for I need the money in my business.

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Ohmie made a business trip to Wellington today. Homar Marshall was transacting business in Wellington Saturday. Chas. G. Shaffer, a poultry fancier of Atlanta, has a chicken that can jump like a toad frog, VOLUf9rER3 J.

R. BURGESS Dentist Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Examinations Free Mr. and Mrs. Maynary Cheese-man spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Kellogg, near Wellington. Mr. and Mrs.

Jrank Zook were here from Wellington Saturday evening attending the concert and visiting their son and wife Mrs. E. E. Knapp was a Wellington visitor Tuesday. Miss Ethyl Stuart went to Argonia Monday evening for a visit with her sister Mrs.

B. F. Flory. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy -Russell and C. F. Russell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Russell near Wellington. Mr and Mrs. J. E.

Zook were here from Anthony, last Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Zook, and other relatives. Harry Cheesman unloaded a 25-horse power Reeves threshing engine this week. Wheat harvest will commence here next week. The indications are that this year's crop will be almost as good as last year.

The heavy rains, the past month, have damaged the crop some in the low places where the water IS CAM PA I Cb mew like a.kitten and chirp like a bird. The chicken has four well-developed legs and is normal and healthy, but the rooster that rules the hen harem has worn a dejected look ever since the freak off-spring has made hip 1 mm IN TO (5AVE THE a 5. i Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Zook.

stood on the ground. Copyright.).