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3QC An Illustration OOL TREA1 YA1.1.KY Mrs. 1 oslie Voorhis is enjoying a visit from her sister, who arrived here Monday, from Missouri. Mr. nil Mrs. Hailev anil son A.

Jor.es ami family. Fre.l Mmwy and la in i I and Miller imuoreil to Fowler last Nun day to auuu! trie of the new Friends rlvareh. They report .1 vjooti lime ami eeiKTous treatment at lie hands the i owlerites. A dinner was served in the basement of the ehnreii. As it threathened rain Mr.

Jones ami his party left hef re the exercises closed. maim Two of our farmer friends dealt with the same merchant. The merchant was honest, but a poor bookkeper. One of our farmer friends always prided himself upon paying his bills with cash. The other kept his money in our bank and paid by check.

The result Easy enough. If the careless merchant presented a bill a second time to the one who had a cancelled check as a receipt, he had the marchant convinced at once, while the one who paid cash had to scratch his head and worry about it and sometimes thought he paid twice. It pays to pay by check. The Farmers State Bank W. D.

BLACKWELL, Cashier. awaits you here. We have just received an extra fine lot of silk shirts in the season's latest modes. For. the warm days nothing adds so greatly to one's comfort as the silk shirt.

We've carefully studied the style tendencies when stocking them for this season. Both in colors and patterns one collection is the leader of fashion. Price $3.00. Also we have a line of men's eress shirts both in soft and laundered. Cuffs in a fine quality of Madras and in a good assortment of colors, at $1.00,41.50 and $2.00 The sport shirt for hot weather in white, tan and stripes, at $1.00.

Yours for Shirts, Airs. liver was openueu on for the removal of a eaneer at the Thompson Tine hospiui at llodfje City last Wednesday. According to the latest report she is recovering nicely. J. 1..

l.indbery: returned home on train Wednesday from Hutchinson. Mrs. Lindners and children were detained in Hutchinson severals days. The heavy rains prevented them from returning in the car. Mr.

and Mrs. Bailey went to Sublette last Monday to visit their ,5 3131 11 3E3E Harvest Groceries son Lloyd. They returned home Tuesday. The R. A.

Hicks house caught fire last Tuesday night and was burned to the ground. Several of the neighbors arrived soon after the fire started, but it burned so rapidly nothing could saved. The origin of the fire is unknown, as no one was there at the time. There was some insurance on the building. E.

TRAGER "The People's Clothier and Furnisher" The nearness of harvest brings to your mind the buying of Harvest Goods. We have been thinking of the harvest rush for some time, and have been preparing for your wants. Our harvest goods are coming in now, and we are ready to figure your harvest Come in and see us. Possibly we can save you some mcny. 31 Ur.T.

C. Perry, of Bucklin, form erly of Mullinville, was in town Monday on business. Mr. Perry has purchased The Bucklin Banner and will immediately assume the management of that paper. For creen Doors White Pine, the Right kind A Nice New Stock reasons of ill health Brother Mil ler was induced to dispose of the Banner.

It is a safe bet, however that long before the autumn months THOMPSON SON Quality Groceries roll round our old friend Miller will be back at the old business. He has been identified with the smell 'of printers' ink to long to remain ENTERPRISE ITEMS The fine rains we have been having are good for the blues. Mrs. J. Reigel is improving.

She is able to be wheeled out on the porch in her big chair. G. H. Copeland is now able to sit up some. Mrs.

Dennis and family returned to the farm this week. They have been staying in Bucklin during the school term. Dan Stone is again able to be out after a few days sickness. Mrs. Ogel of Spearville visited with her sister, Mr3.

J. N. Reigel this week, Mrs. W. 0.

Reigel and brother Leslie Dennis made a business trip to Dodge City last week. Amos Ruh made a business trip to Ensign Friday, returning home Sunday morning. Leslie Dennis has bought a new tractor and is going to farm right next year. Messrs, Frank and George Bissitt made a trip to Copeland last week. Ralph Bolinger was transacting business in this neighborhood Monday.

Sunday school was rained out last Sunday. We hope for a better day next Sunday and remember Elder Whitaker will preach after Sunday School. Everyone corne and fill the house. The 1 organ has been exchanged for a new one, Mr. Bissitt made the exchange.

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S. met May 18th, 3riE er L. J. White klm' permanently estranged from a print Company shop. He has made a success in Bucklin and the new proprietor En steps into a nice business.

Mr Perry is a young man of real news paper ability and will no doubt give OBITUARY Alida Ann Waldron was born May 22, 1836 at VanBuren. Onan- to the Bucklin people a continua tion of the first class service they dao County, New York. She died 'yed from Mr. Miller -Dodge City Journal in Bucklin, Kansas, May 24, 1916, aged 80 years and two days. At The person who took the "Kiddie the ate of nina vnirs she moved Kar" from the walk west of the are many -I June events that suggest pictures, but none more important than the June wed in g.

Only a picture can adquately describe the dainty finery of lr.de, bridesmaids or flower girls, and like memory of the occasion, the pictures grow more precious year by year. What C. R. Bkrton of Bucklin has to say about cream separators this week. with her parents to Illinois, where school house must return same at at Warrenviile, July 13, 1838 she once or suffer arrest.

J. B. Miller, tl if If fj- was married to Lnaries L. Scarlett. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Houston and Mr. Scarlett died in 1871 at Denver, son Frank, Miss Beulah Rowland, with Mrs.

J. L. Gresham. The president and vice-president both being sick, Mrs. F.

A. Gresham pre sided. tolorada. Will Harnpy and family, Mrs. San- Six children were born to this ford A.

Day, Miss Marion Aulls, Ed marriage. Two died in infancy. Van Voorhis, Lloyd Van Voorhis, Or-One daughter died at Greensburf, ville Gresham, Will Raymond, Horn-Kansas, in 1900. One son Mack er Smith, Roy, Walter and John Alfred Scarlett lives at Goltry.OkL- Meade, Miss Hazel Griffith, Lloyd homa, Charles Grant Scarlett lives Gates, Leslie, Shelley, Loren and at Hillsdale, Oklahoma. The daugh.

Flake Nease, George Brenton, Mrs. ter, Mrs. Estella Warner of this Preston Parham, Mrs. C. E.

Trexler, city. Here with the daughter Mrs. Charley Parham and Clyde Bogart Scarlett had made her home for 1 werfi Dnd-ie Cirv visitors SnnHav Song: "Battle Hymn of the Re public." Devotionals Mrs. L. M.

Taylor. Make the Appointment Today TTDPU'O NEW Scripture reading; Matt. 23; 3133. John 10; 14-16. John 20; 19 21.

Prayer for our church in Japan; STUDIO for our missionaries i ail their work. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. F. A.

When you use a Da Laral Sep S3 orator you not only get more cream.Lut better cream at well S3 fTMIE best evidence of this is S3 I that during the last twenty es five years butter made from 33 De Laval separated cream has in- S3 variably scored the highest at all S3 important contests and state fairs, rs Practically all the cream entered S3 Jn the International Milk and Cream S3 Show held in connection with the Panama-Pacific Exposition was sep- 3 arated by De Lavals, and every S3 first prize, and most all the other S3 prizes, were won by De Laval sep- arated cream. S3 These facts are simply further S3 proof of De Laval supremacy in 5 everything that goes to make a good S3 cream separator. S3 Don't buy any separator until S3 you give us an opportunity to let S3 you see and try a De Laval. We S3 will be glad to send one out to your S3 farm on trial any time you say. A few of this crowd attended the Bucklin-Dodge City ball game? III Gresham, Mrs.

Barnes and Mrs. many years. She came to this locality in 1887 and took up a claim 12 miles of Bucklin. She was of course well known to all the early settler. Being widowed in early life while her children were all young she had the entire care of Taylor.

ar- -U Roll Call response Some Mis Mrs. D. R. Matthews of Greens burg visited Mrs. Preston Parham this week.

BUCKLIN The game between the Arrapa- sionary facts. I Leader, Mrs. Green read a little 1 their rearing and the financial re Sunday in Japan." The Hour to Build" Mrs. Gres sponsibility of the home as well.jhoe Indians and Bucklin was a fast Mr SnnriPtt hoort ctrr.nd'one from beginning to end and And Accessories ham. "The Japanese Taylor.

"Sheaves in Japan" Mrs. Barnes. "Reaching The Soul, The Body, vigorous woman till recent years, there was a crowd of specta-For sometime she has beenafflicted torsto witness the Bucklin by8 with heart trouble which was the I win ronl the Indians. The score immediate cause of her death. She wa8 4 t0 1 in favor of Bucklin.

was very low last winter and it was G. P. Preston suffered a broken thought she could not possibly re-j collar hone last Friday. He was in cover. She rallied from this how the stall when one of the horses be-ever and was quite active for sever came unmanageable, crowding him S3 Just phone, send S3 a post card, or 33 call and we will S3 be glad to give S3 you all the infor- 33 mation you wish.

sr. Sooner or later you S3 will buy a DE LAVAL The Green. "Okee San's Own Story" Mrs. L. We repair any make car: or anything about a car.

We repair it in such a manner that it will give entire satisfaction. If there is anything wrong with your car come to us, and the sooner you come the less it will cost you. Taylor. The End of The Road" Mrs. al months.

against the side of the stall. Hunter. She had a firm belief in Jesus I "Mystry Box" Mr3. Hampy. The hostess assisted Mrs.

finv Warner ramp hmno Mrs. Lynch andMrs. Hunter served refreshments. Fifteen members and five guests were present. Meeting closed meet June 15th.

Let Us Repair and Recharge Your Storage Batteries Dr. Ray Acton, DENTIST Bucklin, Kansas At AluIlinviHe Thursday vun as ner persona! aavwur. Tuesday from the Thompson She was not a member of any pine hospjtali at church, but taught her children the gheunderwentan operation about christian faith, and encouraged tWQ weekg ag0 them in the activities of church jjfe Jack Ward returned to Tyrone, The funeral was held at the home Sunay to finish wiring some busi-of the daughter, Mrs. Ed. Warner ness houses for electricty.

on Thursday, May 25. The burial Mr. and Mrs. W. Snyder are was made in the Bucklin cemetery.

guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pol-Rev.

W. G. Baker conducted the lard in Dalhart, Texas, this week, services. pauj rjunham is assisting in the Enlargements, the kind you will grocery department of the United be pioud of, made at Kirchs'. Stores.

C4RD OF THANKS We want to tell the many friends and neighbors who showed U3 by their many deeds of kindness and the sympathy they felt for us during our Mother's sickness and death, much we thank them all. The Children and Grandchildren of Mrs. A. A. Scarlett HAMPY BROS.

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