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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lucas visited at the Roy Brown home Sunday, If We Should Quit DR. G. L.

Qawford DENTIST Phone No. 70 Lewis, Kansas Advertising Tahlac and you should quit taking it, would we lahnti results? Lewis Drug Co. vs Graham chilc'n of Great Bend Kansas, sister of Claude Sipes, were visiting at the Sipes home Sunday. Misses Lucy and Margaret Mc Clure of lngalls Kansas are visiting at the Chas. Beiser home this week.

F.G.H.Meckfessel.MD Physician and Surgeon Office Phone No. 70 Residence Phone 45 Calls answered promptly day or night. i LEWIS FASHION SHOP Mrs. Hattie E. Ray We have opened a Fashion Shop In the room just north of the Misner building and while we have not received our line complete we will be glad to have you call and inspect: our goods.

It is our purpose to carry a complete line of Ladies' Ready To Wear Suits. We will have a nice assortment Millinery and Ladies Suits. For Your inspection this fall We wiil endeavor to please all at all times Dressmaking In Connection. OUR MOTTO Best Quality, Lowest Prices Harvest Service LEWIS GARAGE Goodyear KlkgUle ILrahei Belts Steam Cylinder Oils, Transmission Oils and Greases White Eagle and Mobile Oils for AutoS and Tractors We are still giving 10 per cent off on Kelly-Springfield Tires Exide Battery Service Yours for Prompt Service Phone 85 Lewis Garage Kansas Lewis "'Miss Evelyn Carter of FeHsburf i visit 'ig Mrs. C'Jive this Week.

Otto Kliewer, who is helping C. Hiller with his farm work, made a trip to. Newton Sunday. Wm. Payton Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist The oldest Experienced Veterinary in Edwards County Surgery a Specialty Phone 135 Miss Hazel, Lamp of Two Buttes Colorado, arrived Saturday evening for a visit at the Dan Pratt home.

Miss Ethel Irwin and Merian Smith were Sunday dinner guests Kansas Lewis, North of Lewis. of Miss Esther Lucas. William Haas and family called at the Baxter and Frank Aldrich Tom Brown of Roila, Kansas is homes Sunday afternoon. Wm. Haas left Tuesday for Preston where he expects Jim Abrams and family were the to begin preparations for farming, B.

S. Huff Grain Co W. W. DUGGER, Manager Grain, Hay, Coal and Mill Feed Sunday dinner guests of A. R.

Lov ett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall spent Sunday at the 0. Chalk home Misses Aleta and Neta Mundhenke spent Thursday with Misses Ivy and Ruth Ruff, Mrs Cannon returned the last of ife'! jSs.

1 ''''j Centerview 57 and 1408 Lewis and TELEPHONE Frank McGill and family. Mr. and Miss Elmer Nichols of Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson the week from Gray County where she has been helping during harvest Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Willard and family, and Mrs. Westwoad sailed Rt thi R. Wheaton and the 0. M.

See us for price before you buy or sell were the Sunday dinner guests of visiting in LewL this wtek, Ray Jenkins and family spent Sunday at the Porter Ray home. Miss Myrtle GunEelman left for her home in Holten Monday. John Lucas and daughter M'ss Esther motored'down to Lindsborge last week. 1 M. J.

Butler, and family spent Sunday at the Emma Elliott home. Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Miss Zella motored the to D. Donavan home Monday. UMiss Hilda Black, Mildred Black and Mrs.

Emily Black went to Wichita Tuesday to visit John Ro-enbaugh who is in the hospital. Records. There is always a need for music in every home. We are always anxious to help you select good music for your machine, If you want to hear them in your home Tom Spence and family Sunday. Omar News.

Williamson' home Sunday after issues aveafXMmrT Start noon, HJil '9m Miss Maude Bolus has been Miss Ivy Ruff was a. visitor at visiting Mrs. Albert Korte the last the George Mundhenke home Sun day afternoon. week. Try a LOCAL W.J.

Gaston made a business The Youth's Companion should be In every home which demands "only the Best," Mve boyg and girls, and their fathers end mothers, Blway find The Companion Reliable, Entertaining and 1 Hundreds of Short Stories. Serial Stories, Editorials, Articles, Poetry, Nature and Science, Current Events. Doctor's Corner, Receipts, Stamps to Stick, Games, Sports, Puzzles, 'How-to-Make Pages, Suggestions for Home Efficiency and Economy, LESS THAN Five Cents a Week Miss Gladys Ary is aiding with the harvest work at the Roy Brown trip to Larued Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Strait visit for home this week.

ed at the J. Vanderee home C. R. Wheaton and family, Shirty RESULTS Sunday, Rodgers and family and 0. M.

Will Mr. and Mrs. Madden spent Sun. day at the Jake Dusher home. iamson rfid family spent Saturday afternoon at the George Sibley we will let you take them out with home.

OFFER No. 1 OFFER A 1. The Youth's Companion- 1.. The Youth's Companion ga issue for 1922 for 1922 92J50 2. Ajfremaintng WeeklST IncHfns ai) pf QPT IK 1 3.

The 1922 Compragn The Mtn sslm Home Cwendsur lo wpimp redn All for $2.50 I AU for $3.00 Check your choice and send this coupon with your remittance to the PUBLISHERS OF THIS PAPER, sr to THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blount and family are moving to Larned this you and keep arid play them Brunswick Records- play on any week. We are very sorry to loose this family from our neighborhood machine.

I Lewis Drug Co. but wish them the best of success C. Hiller recejyed. a card from Prof. Anderson this weeks stalin he and Mrs.

Anderson and the chil LAG! or Stle ex your Dealer Made in five grades Z-JL 02 THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RED BAND EAGLE MIKADO EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK dren arrived in McCall Creek. Miss in their new home. Mrs Asher, Marietta and Fern spent Friday with Mrs. O.T.Curry Elmer Charles is enjoying a visit with his sister, Mrs Blake of Santiago Miner Gaston was working for issippi after a pleasant trip over land in their Ford. They will visit some time there with their parents, I 1 KEASLING ELKINS i We are dealers for i Herbert Yandel was a dinner Tom White the last few days.

guest at the home of Will Part 5: Mrs. Montgomery of Kinsley has ridge last Sunday. Cut 40c Shave 20c nuur been visitinc her daughter, Mrs. Bireline this last week. Jim Anderson and family of FORDSON TRACTORS Goltry, Oklahoma, were dinner Claude and Karl Asher are listing guests at they Fay Hardy home Friday.

on the Williamson place this week. -f class work by first ciasa Barbers Haircuitirg a Specialty Agent for. Ideal Steam Laundry TalimanV Barber Shop Daisy and Bernhard Dusher vis Do you expect to go through this FORD CARS wqrld without some of the Bruns' ited C. M. Ashersi Tuesday wick Music? It is just a3 whole-some as pumpkin pie.

If you are Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ray and Viva The Celebrated Bt a believer, try some, and you visited Ab.

Delays Sunday evening wont ne without ft. Lewis Drug Co. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Charles, Mrs. Blake, Mrs.

Paul Blount and ARDY FIRESTONE TIRES children were visiting in Larned Water on the bruin la seldom duo to a. thirst, for knowledge. I have instaled a Little Giant A fellow Is certiiliily up In the nlr Monday, L. P. Ray and family and Floyd Delay spent Sunday afternoon with Zephie Ray.

when a wimmn sweeps him off his ichine feet. If they hntl to turn their own grind stones fewer people would hnve uxes to grind. for Pipes and Bolts which runs by power. Can ih read pipe up to 3 inches and bolts up to one and one la. Local News If you wait until you get rich to W.

S. LYMAN UNDERTAKER Lewis, Kansas Bodies Embalmed A goqd assortment of grave clothes A ejooj eelecQn qf Cskes to ghoosg frpm. Automobile service, 'Flowers forweddings, funerals and all social ocrasiop Borne snclpty peopje pnifie ier genenlnglenl trocs by cutting nff iiejr poor relutions. buy a brunswick, you will die with I I I out one. Ask U3 to bring one out on trial, we will be glad to show It Is from the fnnilly Jnr oiie discovers whether one hns married a peach or a lemon.

Boston Trnuscrlpt. forth inches, i am going to cary a i Stack of Pomps and Pipes arirl Fiirfinrrc rf mir you without the least em'iarasj y.ment to you. a Lewis DrudCo, A Satrifice Sale. An up-to-date Job Plant in a Lewis Grain, Seed and Produce Market. Corrected every Wednesday I have a line of Wagon Box i h.

e. smith and family' of Kins-Bottorns, 6 Horse Eaveners, Lister -1 'ive Shares, and can furnish all kinds $1 Grandma Smith has been quite P1a, QUa I A ll 1 this week with the rheumatism. Santa Fe Time Table WESTBOUND No. 407 Local Freight 1:28 p. No.

1 Local Passenger 9:37 p. No. 7 Mail train 6:15 p. in No. 61 Plug 11:38 No.

9 Mail train 6:44 a. EAST BOUND County seat town. This plant is fully equipped with material tocon duct a newspaper with the exception of a newspaper piess. It will be a iuh kdiaJCJi i ViU ail 1VI11U5 Ul y. miss juUHii uumne is ai tne uan priced right.

All inquiries cheer-fully answered and proofs of ma- juvuw A A 1 1 1 II ui Lipi Lli JO FT Cvfti I eria) in the plant. Ill-health is the 10 Local Passenger 6:12 a. Wheat $. 95 Corn .50 Cream .25 Eggs .13 Broilers .22 Legnorntf and Blacks, 5 cents less. Heayy Hens.

B. Light Hens .12 Old Roosters Ducks .08 Geese Bert Snyder and family, and Mrs. Fitzgerald called at the Dan home Sunday. Wo gon Work, Discs Rolled, Tires Set, both Hot or Cold. Wagon Work, Discs Rolled and all kinds of Blacksmithing.

cause of placing the plant and business on the market- No. No. No. No. No.

No. Address all communications to 2 No nhp 4 No stop 62 Plug G8 Plug' 12 No stop 10:43 a. 12:48 p.m 1:25 p. 7:27 p. 10:55 p.

7:52 a The Press. John Fitzgerald of Coffey ville arrived Sunday evening for a visit in Lewis. No. 408 Local Freight Bran $1.00 at Huff Graiu Co..