The Arlington Enterprise from Arlington, Kansas • 6

THE ENTERPRISE, ARLINGTON, KANSAS. The Arlington Enterprise HAPPENINGS IN EGYPT We learn that the Burnett child Entered as Second Class matter at the Opal Keynelds, daughter of Mr. ren have the measles. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of this P.

0. Evans has his header re Postoffice at Arlington, Kansas. Subscription $1.00 per year in advance. Published by Barrett Printing Co. M.L.

Baeeett, Editor. C. II. Baeeett, Business Mgr. city, was born in Arlington, Kansas, October 4, 1912, departed this life afteT a short illness at the family paired and is ready for harvest.

home in this city Monday, June 15, aged months and one eight year, JllltUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIHIUnillllllllillllUllflillllllllllllllllllHIIINIIIilllMllllllllllllllllllliminiHtlH1ll I Alfred Benjamin Summer Clothes I I Mohair Suits I i Palm Beach Suits I I Linen Suits I Odd Coats 1 At Prices That Cost No More Than The Common Kind I I CAN WE SHOW YOU TODA Walter Stall has his large water tark filled to the brim and it makes one think of Great Salt Lake. John Gorges has his new house completed up near Pekin and will Republican Announcements Editor of Enterpiise: Please announce that I am a candi date for the office of county attorney, move to his new home in 'a short Reno county; that my name will ap time. pear on the Ttepublican ballot at the Rev. Beavers of Hutchinson, the eleven days. The funeral service was held from the home of Mrs.

Alice Bryant Tuesday at ten o'clock conducted by Rev J. F. Johnson assisted by Rev. Rohl of the Methodist church. The burial was in the Arlington cemetery.

Card of Thanks primaries, August 4th, 1914. adv RAY II. TINDER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination as County Hopewell pastor, has been here for the past week visiting among his people. Attorney subject to the Republican primary, to be held August 4th.

adv. EUSTACE SMITH. some or the farmers were out early last Sunday morning fixing up We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends for their many J. M. Allphih, of 117 First Avenue West, Hutchinson, is a candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff HUTCHINSON KANSAS their binders and gettiDg ready for harvest.

The busy harvest time is with ut ussmger acts of kindness and for their kind Acme Hodges Headers Have set standard for headers for a number of years. They are built on correct mechanical lines to stand long hard usage and are the best headers on the market today. Sold by LANGDO C. A. Heiiry KANSAS TlllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIfllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl" words during our late bereavement subject to the decision of the voters at the primary August 4.

a dv I am a candidate for Congress from in the death of our little daughter, llllllllimillllliniHIIIIMIHIIIHIilllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllll llllillllllllllllllllllHIMIIIIIIIinlllllllll the Seventh District subject to the Republican Primaries. J. S. SIMMONS. Editor Enterprise: I desire to an also for the offering of flowers.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Duffin-Edwards Miss Nellie O. Duffin of Hutch in once more and the ham of the harvesting machines are to be heard in the land. Ben Williams was an Egypt caller recently and was seen hauling a load of corn down the Main Street of our locality.

Chas Lindahl has" just completed a large new granary and will soon be ready to gather in the golden ARVEST IS HERE! nounce my candidacy for County son and Mr. Leoti E. Edwards of this city were united in the holy bonds of wedlock last Sunday mors ng at eight o'clock by the Rev. Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republicaps in the primary. I am, at present County Assessor, -adv.

GEORGE W. LEE. Editor Enterprise: Please announce my name as a candidate for Sheriff of Reno county, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary to be held on A ugust 4th. adv. GREGG LEWIS.

harvest and fill the new bins to their Able of the First Methodist church of Hutchiuson. While in Hutchinson we would be pleased to have you call at the MODERN GROUND FLOOR STUDIO -NO. 8 SOUTH M.UN and look over ihe latest in photopraphic work. Always welcome. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB Sam'l Hirst, Photographer The young couple returned to this city Sun lay evening and are at capacity.

Miss Mary Maeson Mrs. D. Sutton, Mrs. J. Egbert, Mrs.

Ed. Prince and Rev. Beavers took took charge of the decorating of the home to their friends. Monday evening a large number of their friends gathered at their And we are ready to supply your every need in the hardware, implement and harness lines. We can get your repairs promptly.

See us for your harvest wants. lopewell school last Saturday to ave everything readiness for home and gave them the good right hand of welcome and a shower of miscellaneous articles which were No. 8 South Main the Children's Day exercises. Hutchinson, Kansas. Children's Day was observed at valuable as well as useful.

Democratic Announcements I hereby announce myself as a candidate from Miami township for the nomination as cbunty clerk on the Democratic ticket at the primaries to be held Alugust 4. -adv VV. II. II. HICKMAN I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county clerk, subject to the decision of the primary election on August 4.

adv. O. BRICE-NASH. I hereby announce myself as a candidate from Valley Township for nomination as sheriff on the Demo the Hopewell school house last Sunday morning when about thirty The Enterprise joins with their many friends in wishing them long and happy wedded life. Sunday School boys and girls rendered a verv interesting urogram with the help of Mrs.

P. Snowberg- Pal Pace and familv and Dave er and Miss Mildred Cooper as in Pace and family who moved to Ar The cement silo on the Crabbs farm east of rown is completed and is all right this time. They had bad luck with the first silo in the building and the top sections crumbled down. They did not wait long enough for the cement to harden, but this time the builders took plenty of lime and have a first class kansas, a few months since arrived in the city a few months since and structors. Alter the close of the program Rev.

Beavers gave a very Kansas Hardware Company 11 cratic ticket at the primaries to be interesting talk in behalf ot the will locate. They like Arlington held August 4th. children as to how they should be and vicinity much better than Ar adv. HARRY HARRIS '('iiiiiiiiiiiti trained. kansas.

I announce myself as a candidate silo up and finished. for Sheriff of Reno County from Miami Township, subject to the Democratic Primaries August 4th. A Practical Harvest Bill L. R. LEEDS.

Charles Chenoweth, of Center town of ship, is a candidate for Sheriff of Reno county, subject to the action of the An outing in the Woods and Lakes region up North Republican primary in August. adv 1 Case Tomatoes, 3 lb. Standard 1 Case Corn, 2 lb. Standard Progressive' Announcements 20 lbs. Cane Sugar Editor Enterprise: I desire to an- In the northern woods and lakes 2 one-lb.

pkgs. Steel Cut Coffee nounce my candidacy lor uounty 48 lbs. Chancellor Flour Clerk subject to the Progressive Pri mary. I am at present accountant region of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa and Canada the greatest opportunies in the world i exist for a real "back to and assistant city clerk of the city of Hutchinson. A.

E. NOONAN adv 2 4-lb Oat Flakes 1 10-lb Can Syrup 1 10-lb Can Apricots 6 Cans Best Red Salmon 1 10-lb Can Blackberries Ungles Mitcheel run a good sized ad in this paper last week, also put out several hand bills announcing their special harvest sale. They reported an extra large run of trade for last Saturday and report the business is keeping right up every day. The rain of Monday night and Tuesday did considerable damage to wheat, in some localities. The wheat was already going down and the rain made it considerable worse.

If the weather will only remain dry for about three weeks the great big wheat crop will be in tne stack and safe from ordinary casualties. Herb Aruett aod wife and little boy arrived in this city last Thursday night and remained for a day or two the guests of Jim Vaughn and wife. A number of years ago Herb was the Rock Island agent at this place and will be remembered by all -vho knew him. He is still in the railroad work and is located in a town of 5000 inhabitants in Idaho and is doing well. Since leaving this place he has taken on considerable flesh and is about two full sizes larger than when he was here.

Herb Hollis, formerly of this locality wis in town last Friday and purchased a driving horse of Joe Trembley and drove it home with him to his present location near Burrton. He moved back to Burrton this spring. He made the trip down here from Burrton on a motorcycle with his brother-in-law, the two on one wheel, in an hour, a distance of 38 miles, which is going a little even for a motorcycle with two aboard. Herb likes it around Hrlington and we can look for him here to locate most any time. Mrs.

Shoptaugh and Mrs. Mason, who have been here for the past Blacksmith Work! Having purchased the Minor Blacksmith and Repair Shop, I am now ready for business in that line. Horseshoeing a Specialty Am also equipped to do all kinds of machine and repair work," so bring me your work. J. W.

Teeter Have School Boards Overlooked This? Either many of the school boards have overlooked the new law concerning the distribution of school Better Goods for Money "BERRY SAYS SO" books or they have failed to report Miss Mamie Gilbert of Conway of Conway Springs and Miss Welch of Hutchinson, are the guests of 31r. and Mrs. Chas. Spence who live west of town a' few miles. Miss Gilbert and Mrs.

Spence are sisters. L. R. of Turon wae in town last Saturday shaking bands with the boys and lining up a few more Democratic voters for the nomination for sheriff of Reno county. W.

II. II. Hickman also from Turon was here Saturday hustling among the boys looking for Democratic votes for county clerk. Mrs. 1.

E. Crabbs who has been quite sick for some time past is reported as being very much better and well on her way to recovery. Business Locals Three good second hand Mc-Cormick headers for sale right, -adv. Arlington Hardware Co. FOR SALE One two-row Eagle cultivator, good as new.

120 cash or six per cent interest on six months time. Sets in Joe Trembleys implement yard. adv G-12 C. L. Davenport.

FOR SALE Pie Plant, two cents pound. adv. 6-12 Mrs. W. E.

iSorman. When in need of glasses see Holcomb, registered optometrist at drug store. their action to the county superin tendent or the State School Book Commission. Presbyterian Church Notices Friday, 8 p. choir practice.

The law of 1913 vacation. Plenty of fish in the lakes and streams, the clear, cold water putting the "fight" in them that makes the reeising when they strike. You can camp out or put up at one of the many comfortable hotels located in the heart of the woods, fish, bathe, sail, canoe, tramp, or just loaf, as you feel inclined. Connecting service via Rock Island Lines. Convenient schedules.

Finest modern all-steel equipment. Get a copy of our profusely illustrated folder, "Summer Resorts, North and East," from the ticket agent, or write to Stewart, General Passenger Agent, Rock Island Lines, Topeka, Kans. Low fares daily all summer. First. The school district, by a Sunday, 10 a.

Bible school, classes for children, boys, girls, majority vote, may buy the school books and furnish them to the pupils free. young men' and young women and old folks. 11 a. Divine worship, theme, "The Devil's Cinch." Second, The school district board or board of education may set 7 p. Young People's Meeting.

aside a revolving fund from which 8. p. ru. During the hot weather Mr. Fa the district clerk shall purchase booksj selling them to the pupils at Chas.

Chenoweth for Sheriff In the column of announcements in annother part of this paper can be found the announcement of Chas. Chenoweth of Center township for the office of sheriff of Reno county subject to the will of the Republican voters at the August primary. Mr. Chenoweth has lived in Reno county nearly all of his life having moved here with his parents thirty-four years ago and has been a resident of Center township all of that time. He is well qualified to fill the office to which Le aspires and has a host of friends who will work for bis best interests and endeavor to land the election for him.

If nominated he will add strength to the ticket and help roll up a big Republican majority next cost and returning the moneys re ceived to the revolving fund. Or ders must be sent to the Secretary of the School Book Commission. You should use printed stationery for all of your correspendence. It looks more business like and is as cheap as blank paper. Third.

The School district board few weeks the guests of Mr. 3nd or board of education may designate some dealer or dealers to handle the books for that district, in which case beginning, June 21, the Sunday evening services will be held in the open air on the High School grounds, union meetings. The singing will be led by the combined choirs of both churches and the speaking will be by the pastors alternately. Wednesday, 8 p. m.

mid week service, subject, next Sundays Sunday School lesson. Thursday, 2 p. Ladies Aid Society. Strangers stopping over Sunday in Arlington are cordially invited to attend the church services held in our city. Harvest hands who do not happen to have their good clothes oaglit not to be deterred from attending.

The services are held for your benefit and you will find a warm reception awaiting you. said dealer shall be allowed a com Mrs. C. W. Richardson left for their home in Indianapolis, Indiana, Thursday morning.

Barrett Prtg. Co. American Steam Laundry The largest and best in the state. We do Dry Cleaning. Hutchinson Kansas mission of ten per cent.

All dealers so designated must make application to the Secretary of the School Book Commission, accompanied by an a- greement endorsed by the county superintendent of his county. Blank applications may be hid from the Watch Repairing Promptly and satisfactorily done at very reasonable prices. county superintendents. E. G.

MITCHELL, Local Agent Arlington, Kansas. These provisions for distribution of books apply to books printed by the state only. The adopted books the contracts for which have not ex Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Pins, Rings, Cuff Links pired are still handled in the same manner as before. FOR SALE 1 Mandt wagon and 1 team mules 6 and eight years old. See W.

F. or Jess Eikleberry. 150.00 REWARD for luform-ation that will, lead to the arrest and conviction of the party who poisoned my dog. adv. R.

M. TAYLOR FOR SALE Old alfalfa hay 13 per ton; new alfalfa hay 9 per ton. adv. 5-15. Earl Ewing WANTED arpenter work, screen work or repairing of any kind by the day or contract.

Satisfaction guaranteed. adv. 5-22 L. Phipps. FOR SALE Residence property in west part of Arlington, six lots, small house, windmill, some fruit.

Call on Bert Reynolds for particulars. J. P. Francis, adv. 6-4-2 Nicfcerson, Kans.

FOR SALE Bran new medicine wagon at $50 less than cost. Inquire of W. R. Vaughn or at this office. adv.

1 5-year-old black horse, weight 1200 1 team mules; 1 team smooth bay mares, weight 950 lbs. Come and see us for harvest horses, adv. 6,19 Arlington Hdwe. Co. Address all communications tor R.

E. WELLS General Blacksmith. Satisfaction Guaranteed. One Block South of Livery Barn. information to A.

M. Thorman, Everything Fully Guaranteed. J. F. Holcomb Meats for Harvest! After ten months at Arlington running the meat market, I have only shipped in one beef of fresh meat.

"We promised to kill our own meat and have done so and will continue to for the next ten months. Isow, Mr. Farmer, the harvest is most here, men coming in on every train. It will take some feed for all these men, and I am prepared to furnish plenty in my line. Good hams and bacon at the lowest prices you have heard of for some time.

Plenty of that good old Butcher Style Lard as well as bologna, ham sausage and franks, and plenty of good native beef. The way to have a good market is patronize it, the same way at the store. I desire to thank the people of Arlington for their past patronage and invite you to come back, as I am yours for good treatment, the lowest prices and the best goods. The Arlington Meat Market W. W.

WOODS, Prop. Secretary State School Book Com Will Duncan of Oklahoma, arrived in the city Monday morning and remained for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Will was formerly 3d Aiiington boy and lived a few miles west of this city but moved to Oklahoma at the time of the opening several years ago. He has been spending the winter on the Pacific coast and likes the country ffrst clas3 and will dispose of bis Oklahoma property and move west. He purchased a 6mall tract of land while on his trip west.

The Kansas Hardware Company put on a public sale of farm implements, wagons, buggies and in fact most anything you wanted in their line of mercnandise last Saturday and they report a very successful sale. They sold nearly everything that was advertised and many things on the side. H. B. Ferguson came up from Langdon Thursday and remained for an hour or two.

mission, Topeka, Kansas. O. Mallory and wife of Greens- burg, Missouri, and A. E. Pettit, A.

E. Noonan for County Clerk A. E. Noonan of Hutchinson announces in this weeks issue of the Enterprise that he is a candidate for county clerk of Reno county subject to the Progressive voters at the primary August 4tb. Mr.

Noonan is well qualified to fill the office ot countv clerk as he is now accountant for the city of Hutchinson and the present assistant city clerk. He is a man of excellent habits and is perfectaly dependable in every way and will make a strong candidate for the office to which he aspires and be has many friends who will work hard for his interest before and after the primary. adv. Knox City, Missouri, were here for DR. R.

E. CRABBS Dentist B. F. MALL0RY, M. D.

Physician and Subgkon, Office over Citizens State Bank Office Phone 30. Residence 30 Arlington, Kansas. a short time the guests of Dr. Phone 47 Mallory and wife. Tbey left for Kansas Arlington, their return trip Wednesday morn ing- Smyser's Painless Dentists The one you all know now located in Hutchinson over State Exchange Bank on the corner of Main when in Hutchinson come in and see me.

I will pay patients' fare both ways. J. F. JOHNSON, D. V.

D. VETERINARY DENTIST -Satisfactory work. Prices reasonable Phone No. 53 ARLINGTON, KANSAS Mrs. R.

M. Taylor and little daughter were county seat visitors Thursday. Keep square with the printer..