The Langdon Leader from Langdon, Kansas • 6

Piano Recital i By the pupils of Miss Conaway Buy a Lily. You Will Be Glad You Did YOU can't begin to appreciate the Lily cream separator until you get acquainted with it. If you nave been in, you know. If you haven't well, it isn't too late. A Lily will give you the best of service for 365 days a year twice a day and keep it up for years.

It will meanwhile save you many dollars in dairy profit because it gets all the cream. It will save you time and trouble too, for it is simple, easy to keep clean and sanitary. It has a thorough oiling system that works all the time the handle is turned. Put a Lily separator to work and you will be glad you did. Before you buy, come in and examine the Lily thoroughly.

I Thursday evening, August 31, i AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4 Corners of Egypt A good hhower visited Egypt Monday It made every one feel much refreshed after the long dry spell. A good many from here went to see the elephant last Friday. Orrie Lindahl is sporting a new buggy. Mr. and Mrs.

Welch are the proud parents of a baby girl, born last week. Mrs. Orvil Wright, Miss Laura Wells and Miss Fanny Epperson were shoppers in the city of Langdon Saturday. Tillie Evans has been lame ever since the show guess she got to close to Jumbo. We were sorry to learn of the death of John Miles.

The be reaved ones have the sympathy 1 i Pretty Birds Waltz DeLancy I i 4 i 1 I Inez Sherow. i i ivii ji 9tt. i ftBi a Jessamine Powell Audra Holmes. Little Fairy March, op. 105 Streaybog Florence Pope joy Four Leaf Clover Waltz ,...11.

Spencer Ida Holmes The Trill Duet Presser (Primo) Leola Sherow of all. Ben Wil'iams was a caller in Egypt Tuesday. Blush Rose Waltz Fearis V- Dolly Ilolnns Evening Bells, op. 12 Violin Piano.Edwin M. Mclntyre H.

H. PURDY, Affent Plenty of ice at GO cents per hundred. B. Cole Son. adv Delia Cole Gold Medal March Spencer I Violet Sherow Silo filling is the order of th Old Langdon day now.

SAVES 'DOCTOR BILLS ReadingThe Alto's Inspiration Field Clara Holmes i A good rain would be very firs Worms, Doctor. I fcti much appreciated. Roy Parish was a Turon Sunday. A number of Miss Iolet Wright's friends gave her a p'easant surprise Friday eve Dr. Ungles was a county seat visitor Tuesday.

The Shepherd G. D. Wilson Daisy Sherow Spirits of the Fountain, op. 119 Richard Elenberg Ruth Mauck The Witches Flight Duet II. M.

Russell Misses Daisy and Iva Sherow ning of last week A good time was reported by all. Do you read the Ads in th! Leader? It will pay you. Mr. and Mrs. YVhiteman of levna have beeu visiting with M.

L. Burnett and famiily. Charge the Uhlans Galop Rose Mary Railsback Reading Selected I Miss Conaway Quite a number from here at Carbon paper for sale at tin1 Leader Office. adv. tended the circus at Hutchinson A Doctor With Pi enty Or "Horse Sense Viday.

Mis. White and children of Lee's Lice Killer. Sold and guaranteed by Prank Harlan. Ojage City are the guests of Mrs. Terrill this week.

Mrs. Andy Wyer's parents May op. 79, No. 5 Lange Iva Sherow Galope Brillant Duet. Mrs.

Miss Conaway Grand ValseDe Concert, op 18.... Tito Mattie 2 Gladys Bates Perpetual Motion, op. 21 Weber Mrs. Lissie Conaway A dead shot to worms. An exccllant all around conditioner.

Keep it in the feed box. They will take it as they need it. Many sat- have returned to their home in Otto Grothe spent Sunday and Monday with home folks at Ly high. Texas. Nita Applegate has gone to Colo isfled customers are using rado.

She reports a good time and rain every day. D. Cross has purchased Biil Pickering's Pord Car. Bill says he is forced to walk for 2 weeks at least. it.

Purdy sells it. The young people's Sunday School class of Old Langdon held a picnic at Catte's ponds Tues day evening. Several of the bo.vs went in swimming after which a picnic supper Was served and a few games played. George Secrestand family visited at Mrs. Will Secrest's Saturday.

SP I A MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE, Elarley Davidson, Single, 1911 model, Presto tank footboards 1st. class running order. Adv Otto F. Grothe. We were visited with a nice little shower Monday evening.

It wasn't enough to help the plowing any, but any way it broke the drouth and may the means of bringing some more. Jay Moore has gone to Osage to look for employment in the mines there. Warren Harper has resigned his position as manager C'f the On Ladies' and Children's Slippers 33 1-3 per cent Discount on all sizes. Men's Elk kin f-Shoes in Large Sizes, $2.50 and $2.75 kind, only $2.00 while they last. Overalls and Unionalls We have a Good Line of the good Blues left in Men's sizes.

Lumber yard at Trousdale and FOUND: A gold watch. Owner can have it by clling at Lea. dev Office and paying for this ad. is now at home. JOB WORK full line of Repairs for Ford cars just receivedEverything for the Ford including Tires Tubes, adv.

II. H. Purdy The Poultry Market is Good. Springs, Old Hens and Ducks. Phone us for Prices.

Bring in Your Ripe Tomatoes. Neatly Done At The LEADER' OFFICE Weguarantee satisfaction PRICES RIGHT Mrs. Mamie Hathaway and daughter, Pauline, of Stafford, came in Saturday evening and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis. Bert Davis and family.

Dress Pants Men's and Boy's Pants, $2.25 and $2.50, only $1.00 while they last. Our Fall Goods are in and a nice assortment 8- State Bank of Langdon CAPITAL SURPLUS $20,000 r( fz Pattern Pnnlin rfli mc Pomnlop Outing lannels, Muslin, Sheeting, and Pillow 8 8 8 a DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE GUARANTEED. All favors Granted our customers consistent with Conservative banking. THE STATE BANK OF LANGDON Lamgdoinis, Kamsas DIRECTORS: Tubing. Our Fall Line of Samples of men's suits are in and we will guarantee satisfaction.

B. E. COLE SON, LANGDON, KAS. J. E.

Eaton R. C. Miller H. B. Ferguson H.

H. Purdy H. M. Ferguson.