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TWO Medicine Lodge, Kansas, May 31 1919 Number 3 PASTIME MO. A TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd JACK PICKFORD IN JACK JILL ONES SCENE Jack wasn't what you would call an effete Easterner, but a Western broncho was beyond so he tried a Ford and sure made the old 'flivver' rock. You mustn't miss it! Paramount Picture FRIDAY, JUNE 6th VICTOR MOORE SNOBS You must see this comedy to appreciata it to the full. Your Family's Welfare depends upon your ability to SAVE more than upon your ability to earn. When trouble or adversity comes upon you, what you have earned does not count -it is what you have saved and have on hand for immediate use that 1 is all important.

Saving money and planning for the future go hand in hand. You owe it to those dependent upon you to lay aside every available penny for that rainy day that is bound to come to us all. There is no better time to start than right NOW. The Lake State Bank MEMORIAL DAY The feature of the Memorial Day program was the masterly address of P. McCollouch of Anthony which was given at the high school auditorium in the afternoon.

Mr. McColloch is well known in this part of the state and is a speaker of ability. He has lived in Kansas thirty five years and during that time has made just twenty-eight Memorial Day addresses just missing seven Memorial Days in all that time. Mr. McColloch is a lawyer and a newspaper man, having run a paper in this state for years, and just now he is piloting the fortunes of the Anthony Bulletin while Mr.

Burkholder recovers from a wound recived in action in France. In this week's issue of the Bulletin the following short poem appears. The Men Who Wore the Blue By R. P. McColloch The men who march with feeble step On each Memorial Day, In honor of the men who sleep Within their tents of clay; These are the men whom you and Should hail as patriots true, The men of eighteen sixty-one, Who wear the suits of blue Medicine Lodge was fortunate in having so gifted a man as the orator of the day.

MRS. EMMA HOGARTH DEAD Mrs Emma Hogarth died at her home on Thursday May 29. She was born on February 17, 1868 and was 48 years, 6 months and 14 days of age at the time of her death. Mrs. Hogarth was the mother of eight children, all of whom are here with the exception on one boy who just landed in New York the day before the death of his mother.

Mr. Hogarth died but a short time ago, and the children who have SO recently became orphaned have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral was held at the home on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. Stauffer, of the Christian church offciating "Lieut" Joe Smith, the Jazz Shine Artiste (as they say in that dear France) has opened up a shining emporium in the building just south of the Gem Drug store. Joe and his assistant can put a shine on a pair of shoes that you can use for a mirror.

Shine with Smith, he put six Germans out of the war. Mrs. S. W. Ireland, who has been in Wichita for an operation returned home Monday.

She is rapidly recovering from her illness A. D. Shaw left early in the week for Kansas City and points east on a business trip. Mrs. J.

N. Tincher and children will leave today for Washington to be with Congressman Tincher while the session is on. T. S. Stauffer, minister of the Christian church was elected president of the Barber County Sunday School Association at the convention held in Sharon this week.

Dr. B. H. Jordon came in the office on Monday and remarked that he had just eaten the first new potatoes out of his garden. This is getting them early.

Chas. Long of Hutchinson is here visiting friends and relatives. Rev. E. H.

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Frank Adams, who was here some time ago, is expected to arrive for a visit with Leslie Forsyth about the first of June. Lieut. Adams will be welcomed by his many friends made here during his previous visit. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Blackmore are now pleasantly located in their farm home near Sharon. I will sell at Public Sale, at my ranch, 9 miles southeast of Coats and 7 miles northeast of Lake City, on Thursday, June 5, 1919 Commencing at 110'clock, the following property: 75 Head Horses and Mules 1 span gray mares, 7 and 9 yrs old wt. 3000, colts at side 4 spaus of mares, 3 yrs old, colts at side 1 span of horses, 4 yrs old, wt 2500 1 span, horse and mare, 3 and 4 yrs old wt 2200 1 mare, 7 yrs old, wt 1100 3 brood mares, 10 yrs old 1 horse 3 years old 2 span mare mules, 4 yrs old 12 mules, 3 years old 4 mules, 2 years old 6 horses and fillys 2 years old 10 horses and fillys, 1 year old 1 Registered Stallion, 6 yrs old, weight 1650 broke to range or work Several head not described.

Also One Milk Cow, Fresh Lunch served by B. W. Stitt Terms of Sale 12 months time will be given on notes bearing 9 per cent interest from date. No property to be removed until satisfactorily settled for. E.

SHORE, Owner Col. W. H. Tracy, Auct. Dave Freemyer, Clerk.

IN The End Of A Perfect Day Is capped by a perfect meal. But the best cook---The most pains-taking house-wife cannot produce a palatable meal without fresh Groceries and Vegetables. That is why so many reputed "good make their purchases in this Store. They are not alone good cooks, but discriminating buyers as well. They know the value of the Purity and wholesomeness of our goods and appreciate the Promptness and Courtesy of our Service.

Cole Holmes Medicine Lodge, Kansas. SHOES REPAIRED RIGHT WIt Have those old shoes half-soled. It saves leather. J. H.

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