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rwtfwnc ELMDALE GAS JET Fred Wirsig was trading here Thur day. 1 t' DONT FORGET Published Thursdays, at Elmdale, Kansas, by FRANK. E. PATTEE Albert Daub was trading here Thursday. Dr.

Graham was a county seat visitor yesterday. Mrs. Tom Long was trading here Monday morning. ADA M. ADAMS Local Editor J.

R. Pringle took out a load of salt Monday morning. 6 atered as seconnd class matter, March 4, 1909, at the Post Office at Elmdale, Kansas, under the Act of March 3, 1879. W. W.

Rush of Rocky Glen was in with cream Thursday. Chris Kauffman of Prairie Hill was on business Thursday. Subscription J1.00 for the year. Frank Byrne made a business trip to Cedar Point Friday. That UPTONS store is the best place in ELMDALE to buy SHOES.

While our sales on OXFORDS have been exceptionally large this spring our stock is still in shape to supply your every demand. We also have the best stock of mens work shoes in town. We keep those easy sewed shoes that are so much in demand with the farmers. When needing anything in the line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS or FURNISHINGS do not fail to call and see us. 0 Clarence Childs and family were trading here Saturday.

Fitz Fillmore of Prairie Hill was trading here Thursday. Mrs. A. Gardner of Middle creek was shopping here Friday. MAKE A STORE EARN YOUR FAVOR.

A store should earn your patronage before it receives it. It cant do this unless its advertising is aggres-ive, adequate, continous for store ads give you store-news and keep you informed of what the store is doing for you; what it is able to offer you, of bargains or of service or of novelty. The stores ads give you an equal chance to secure special bargains with the shopper whose time permits and whose inclinations lead to daily shopping trips. Mrs. H.

F. Dean is able to be out after her recent illness. J. A. Moore of Rock creek was in town on business Friday.

Mrs. Will Haney of Middle creek yvas shopping here Friday. Miss Ethel Webster apd were shopping here Thursday. Mrs. J) N.

Golay was shopping here Saturday. See our line of Ladies white waists, ranging in price from to Mrs. Peter McCallum went to Strong City Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Wm.

McIntosh was shopping here Friday. Clyde Forde and wife were trad-here Saturday. C. II. Davis of the Davis ranch was in on business Thursday.

Otto Piepre of District 47 was here Friday. A. 2. UPTON W. H.King of the King ranch was trading here Friday.

Wm. Hamilton was transacting business here Roniger was shopping trading here Tues Mary Monday. John Funk and wife were shopping here Saturday evening. A. Gardner day.

Mrs. J. N. Golay was in town shopping. Neva was Miss Lylah Childs of Tom Haney was a business caller here Monday.

Mrs. Geo. Linnens of Hymer was; shopping here Tuesday. Mrs. L.

Wiley of Middle creekk was shQpping here Thursday. Mrs. Mrs. John Stubenhofer of Neva was here Friday shopping. Frank Stotts will herd sheep for Wm.

McIntosh for a few weeks. Harry Rose returned Sunday eve to school at Cottonwood Falls. Mrs. N. G.

Anderson of Stribby creek was shopping here Saturday. Miss Betty Is here visit ing rher tster, Mrs. Frank Byers. Jas Pringle of Middle creek was transacting business here Thursday. Harm Hazel of Diamond creek was transacting business here Turhsday.

H. C. Wadsworth, wife and daughter were shopping here Monday forenoon. Mrs. Cora Brumbaugh of the Blackshire ranch was shopping here Gus Link of the Oliver Cliff ranch was trading here Tuesday.

Miss Ida Sehimpff has accepted the position tendered her by the schooly board, as a teacher in the Elmdale schools for the coming year. shopping here Tuesday. Harry Gamer of Neva was a business caller here Tuesday. The unadvertised things are not changing hands today i nthis city. Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Caris of Homestead were shopping here Wednesday. Orren Smith and wife came in Tuesday on their way home from Abilene. Park and son of Clements were hauling flour from the Jeffrey Mercantile Cos ware house Tuesday.

Greeting! To our many Iriends and. everybody Greeting This ek is our 37 th Ai if rsary in bus-mess xElmdale and wewi. ht: thank you one aid all for your support. It is a great pleasure to know that we.hae many customers living who have traded continuously with us during the whole 37 years. Let us one and all thank the giver of all good for the blessings we enjoy.

Very truly Yours Jeffery Mercantile Co-by P. (J- Jeffery Ads afe business news items and should be changed every week. FOR SALE: One good refrigerator, two sets good blacksmith tools, one good horse, one wagon. Enquire at City Meat Market, Elmdale, Kan. Jack Tilton of Praipie Hill was an Elmdale visitor Friday.

Mrs. Robert Campbell went to Winfield Wednesday for a visit. Mrs. Lee Ice of Clements was In town between trains Tuesday. Mrs.

Chas. Pflager of District 47 was shopping in town Tuesday. J. Varner purchased a fine new buggy Of H. C.

Faris, Monday, 'bt, J. Varner of Middle creek; was transacting business here Friday. Tom Haney brought, some mighty fine apples in to Jeffreys Monday. C. J.

Harder of Middle creek was transacting business here Monday. ohn Gibb of Diamond creek was transacting business here Saturday. B. Breese and W. A.

Wood each leaded a car of baled hayMonday. The store whose ads, do not do trhie is pot earning your Orval Giger is enjoying a new buggy purchased of H. S. Coffman, Friday. Bud Blackshire of the BlacksUfe ranch was a business caller he, re Fri- Mr.

and Mrs. Oren Smith came In from the east on 113 Tuesday New, But Reliable Firm MORE NEW THINGS OFFERED Miss Lida Campbell was siflPTing in Cottonwood Falls between trains Tuesday. Miss Eva Cunnlp.gham returned to her home in Cottonwood Fails' Sunday evening. Miss Sehimpff went to Cottonwood Falls Sunday eve returning Monday eJteraoon. Jeffrey Mercantile company are unloading their third carload of salt for this spring.

Professor Marti nof Cotonwood Fall was a business caller here Wednesday afternoon. Ladies, We call your attention to Our new line of Stoves, Cast Ranges and Oil Stoves, day. 0 0 Mfi Mid Mrs. N. Gn Jtnderson of fetribby creek were hopping here Saturday.

Keep your knowledge of prices and values up-to-date reading and answering ads. The dont know exactly what I want nor where Ill find it shoppers should read the ads in justice to the stores. Mrs. M. D.

Lyle of Saffordville visited at Che home of her daughter, Mrs. ULE. Whipkey. Buggies! Buggies! Buggies are all the rage. Here is the place far Buggies best in color, best style and best in price, who can beat it? Boys come and see them.

We have a new line of paints, oils, varnishes, Liquid Veneer, makes old things new. Fritz Prachk took home a new buggy Monday that he bought of II. S. Coffman. Mwl Kir win returned to her home Strung City after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

Joe Sherffius. Strong City was favored today with a band concert at noon and at 7 p. m. under the direction of John F. Stovess On The Frontier.

Dr. Thomas, the veterinary from Emporia was calling on his patients here Saturday. Miss Frankie Baldwin, the High school assistant for next year was here between trains Saturday. preaching at the There will be H. S.

Coffman Elmdale Anna-Hamm left Tuesday mowj ing for a visit at Kansas City Excelsior Springs. Miss Anna Allen started fojr Pennsylvania Tuesday morning, tpr an extended visit with relative there. Its there a reason why you should not visit a stbre stores ad will tell you what it Is. If there is no reason why, therell be no ad either. Roy Wiley took home a new Colj umbus buggy which he bought of H.

C. Faris Wednesday evening. Roys Christian church next lords day, morning and evening. W. D.

James, pastor Carrie and Willie Watson returned Robert Holmes and wife of Cotton- J. G. Jent and Son wood Falls were visiting at the home Strong City Tues- frien(js here are wondering who is the will get thebug- of his cousin, J. A. Holmes, Sunday.

day evening after a owfdays visit with their aunt, Mrs. Del Park. fortunate girl that gy rides. Dray and transfer line. Meets all trains for Baggage and Express.

Let us do your dray work. It will be satisfactory. ELMDALE KANSAS Mrs. T. R.

Wells, of Cottonwood Falls has been here vlsting her mother, Mrs. Johnston, who has been sick. Misses Rhuey Wood and Dorothy Allen went to Topeka Tuesday to attend the 44th annual Sunday school i up generally. convention held there this week. i Sometimes the bargains a merchant Doctors Adams and Ray and two falls to mention In his ad is the other doctors whose names we failed particular thing that would have to learn, returned to their homes to- brought scores of people to his store day after a few days fishing on Mid- that day, die creek.

NEW CENTRAL HOTEL There mow McCall Pattern aoM'n 8t.tr than of my other m.ko of puern. Thl. account of their accuracy and eimplietty. NcCaUa MniarlnefThe Queen of JMon)hM nr atthicnben than anv other Ladle Mr. and Mrs.

P. C. Jeffrey went went down to Emporia Sunday even- I. D. Rider and wife returned Mon- COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS ED BEOK, Proprietor Short Orders, Lunch Counter and Regular Meals Diuiug loom in connection.

Let ns -cure that hungry feeling for you next time you are ii town ra day from their journey to the northern ing on business connected with their yerV.ubecriptmnh(i2 part of the 6tate with their daughter, new home there. They visited Mr. temVr rr.Ps""cTitie today. j.nitv llmdwnw 1 rh Lmi ii at'ern rUalone( of 60 an md Mrs. Fred Smethers and family wha are on their way to South.

Dakota. and Mrs. E. J. LeM.

while thtre Returned Monday on 113. end Plenum eit free. AdJreej THE MnCALL New York. tfV -rynjy. "MW ir.