The Eastern Kansan from Valley Falls, Kansas • 5

unninnna i nna fiOYAL HOTEL MRS. A. LINTON, Proprietor. VALLEY FALLS, KANSAS First class in every respect. mercial trade a specialty.

Board by the day or week. Give us a call. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $38,000 KENDALL STATE BANK Your bank account, however small, will start a reserve fund, which will mean peace, plenty and contentment in old age. L. G.

GOODRICH, CASHIER. mmi 'OS Cream Brown Stripe 35c Two Tone Nets 45c Two Tone Nets, 50 inches wide 1 75c Two tone nets 40 in wide 60c. Two tone nets 40 in. wide 45c. White curtain scrim 15c.

White curtain scrim 12 l-2c Plain Erie scrim 30c. Lace to Match 08c. Brown over drape 50in. 75c, Tinted Scrim 15c Tinted scrim 20 c. Tinted scrim 30c Tinted scrim 35c Nets emb.

in colors 30c See Window Display Office Phone Mutual No. 88. Residence Ho, 82 Dr. A. II.

Braden, DENTIST. Valley Falls Office Over Corner Drug Store. Kansas. Frederick P. Mann PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Valley Falls, Kansas Telephones Mutual -Office 22, house 22x house23x J.

M. Marks, LI. D. Physician and Surgeon Room 1 and 2 Citizens State Bank Bid. Both Phones Valley Falls Kansas.

17. II. VanMeer M. D. Homoeopathic 1 Physician and Surgeon Valley Falls Kansas.

Chronic Diseases and Gynaecology a Specialty. Tolaphono No. 23. North Sid Square W. J.

Nincehelser LIVERY, HACK and TRANSFER. Calls promptly answered. All railroad trains met. Oskaloosa. Kansas.

We can Furnish Your Home COMPLETE Hsuck, Ceihl Boyer Furniture and Undertrking Licensed Embalmer (Kans. Mo.) omething Lou EHauck For Nothing? Derby Conser was at Topeka Monday- Frank Schindler was at Topeka Monday. Tearl Evans was in Oskaloosa Thursday visiting. Ethel Thompson of Denison visited rs. Earl Lillie Thursday.

Miss Lula Chapman gave a recital at Denison Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Zimmerman was shopping in Topeka Wednesday. Mrs. Eussel who has been on the sick list is rennrted soma hettfiv.

fc. u. knowlton this week bought a new ffve passenger Clialmers automobile. Mr. Geo.

Summerfelt and daughter Ruth visited relatives in Topeka last week. Elmer Gephart of Kansas City came up Friday to spend Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Olive Lewis accompanied Miss Doris Marsh to her home in Manhat tan for a short visit. Contestants thould keep their eyes on the special prizes that are being offered from time to time.

Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Holton visited their daughter Mrs. Guy Schmitt also Tom Walker over Sunday. D.

M. Goodman and wife returned home Monday after visiting their sons Frank and Martin in Topeka over Sunday. Chas. Stafford left Tuesday for Spokane where he has a job as ticket ckrk for the Great Northern railroad, Aleck Spence was in Norlon-ville last week with her mother, Mrs. Aleck McCoy, who was quite sick.

Mrs. McCoy is much improved. What we would be pleased to have ou do, is get a list of names of those who have been insured under our Mutual plan. 1 S. M.

Stuawx. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Eiddle of Winchester transferred here Monday on their way home from Lomont where they had been visiting their son John. Mr. and Mrs. II. J.

Schuler returned Monday from Kansas City where they had been to see their new grandson who arrived at the home of Mr. and IrsVFrL. Marsh prf the IltR of this month. 1 Miss Evangeline Decker is taking a two Weeks' vacation from her work i-i Evans' store and has gone to western Kansas to enjoy her rest. Miss Mabel McCoy is taking Miss Decker's place in the store.

Mrs. C. IT. King left on Tuesday for Chicago where she will spend about three weeks visiting her old friends. On her return trip Mr.

King will join her at Kansas City and the will visit friends a "few days. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Eoss and family are visiting Mrs. Eoss' parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T.

B. Gephart. Mr. Eoss is candieate for State Superin tendent of Schools and is out in the interest of the office. Claude Burnett stopped off here over Sunday to visit his parents.

Dr. and Mrs. Burnett on his way home from Colorado Springs where he has been spending his vacation. He was also visiting a friend but we did n8t quite catch the name but 'spect she is a mighty tine girl. A.

D.KENDALL, PRES. NEIL McLEOD, V. PRES. Old papers, big bundle only 5 cents. This office.

Al Stockwell was out In the country last week making a new load. Mrs. James Grilfits is visiting her son, Alvin, and family of Ozawkie this week. While in Oskaloosa and you want to rest and refresh yourself, stop at the Commercial Hotel. 40tf Mrs, E.

G. Ball of Holton and Mrs. IT. E. Marple of Oklahoma were in Valley Falls between trains Wednesday, Levi Strawn was down from Half Mound this week visiting his brother S.

M. Strawn and also taking medicaid treatment. Dr. II. H.

Cook and Dr. A. II. Braden have been doing some Ashing fetunts this week. The stories will have to speak for themselves.

T. K. Aiken and daughter, Mrs. LestieHilty went to Enid," Monday night to visit Dr. Wallace Aiken, who is quite sick, i Every contestant should get to work in earnest the Clarendon riano is a beauty and well worth the time and efiort it takes to win it.

We have money to loan on farm se curity at a low rate of interest. COMi'TON EOYER Valley Falls, Kansas. Miss Franks who has been visiting her cousin Mrs. Jim Mitchell for the past few weeks returned to her home in Leavenworth Friday afternoon. By the wajr! Did you read our display advertisement in this issue about insurance? i S.

STKAWH The barber supplies of the defunct shop down next to the Royal Hotel were moved to Winchester the first of the week where a new shop will be opened. Lou Schmitt and family of Joliet Mo. moved back to Valley Falls last week. He has already placed his order for a phone with Valley Falls Telephone company. The blasting around town the first of the week was not a bombardment of the city by the manouvering armies but Neil McLeod was blasting some rock to put in city John Eobberts of Ocelo Iowa is visiting his uncle and aunt Mr.

and Mrs. Guy McFarland also grandpa McFar-land who was' in town Friday morning for the first time after his illness. Oscar Boatman came down from Irving Saturday and took his brother N. Boatman, wife and baby back with him to spend Sunday. Oscar is an auctioneer who has beert having particularly good luck with live stock sales.

'j Dr. 0. R. Preston Physician and Surgeon. Attention Given to Diseases of Eyes and fitting of Glasses.

Both Phones iMericlen, -V Kansas. We dont do business that way; but here is what we have been doing and will undoubtedly keep on doing. During the last 23 yrs. nearly a quarter of a century, the old reliable Brown ounty Mutual ire Insurance Co. has insured its members all over North East Kansas at a cost so cheap that those not enjoying the benefits of the company cannot understand how it is So here is the secret; Small commission to agents, no risks over insured, not a salaried officer in the whole company.

Call and let us give you a list ol names of those who have been insured in this company for many years and who will be glad to talk it over with you. New contestants can enter this con- teot at any time. A few five year subscriptions will put you at the top of the list. 0 F. Falls, J.

B. Knier, A. D. Kendall, JH. McNutt, and 'A.

E. Spence went to Topeka Tuesday in Mr. Kendall's car. to attend the state Republ ican council Herbert Royer came up Tuesday night to see his mother Mrs. i W.

C. Royer who lias been troubled consid erable lately with blood poisoning. Mr. Eoyer is employed in the post I office at Topeka and so had to return Wednesday morning. Dr.

and Mrs. H. II. Cook and baby left on Wednesday for their home in Haven, Kansas. This breaks up the house party that Grandpa Griftits has been having through the month of August.

I Will O'Neil this week started a force of men to work on the foundation for his new home. The building when completed will be a bungalow and will be modern in every sense of the word. It will be 34x40 feet wish a basement under the enslre building. It will be a frame structure. The main attraction for the carnival has been signed.

It is the one we spoke about last week that the committee was trying to secure Lionel Legare. He will be here with one of the best attractions that townsjof this size ever have. Besides" this the Valley Falls Band will give concerts every day and there will be another smaller attraction all fiee. In the pay at tractions there will be some very unique novelties but as they liave not been! undecided upon the committee thought it best not to. give them out yet.

Of course there will be the cus tomary merry-go-round and ferris but these others will be different. Everything is moving alonp nicely and it will not be long now until a complete program can be given out and when it is we guarantee you will be satisfied with it. talent that can be secured will be on WELL DRILLING Leave word at Curt Woods' 1 mile east of Valley Falls. Driller. Valley Falls, Kansas Agent J.

J. Harman, D. V. S. Veterinarian Calls answered day or night Both phones 161 C.

GRIFFITH On Loner Broadway VALLEY FALLS KAKSAS Is prepared at all times to do your shoe rcparing with neatness and dispatch. S. M. Strawn AND E. N.

Boatman Morneys-ai-law Valley Falls Kansas Mutual phone. Office 10, residence lOx or 126. How Will Your Widow Dress? mm LIFE HISIRARCE Money will come in handy for the "folks" to pay the rent with. E. Boatman VALLEY FALLS, KANSAS.

We are going to give away to the lady having the most votes at the close of the contest, the beautiful UPTON Piano on display in our store. Votes are given with every cash purchase of not less than one dollar and each penny gets a vote. Come In and See The Piano All Votes are Free How Money Helps To Make The Man 1 Money in the bank is more than money. It is character. The man with a bank account is seldom out of work! His thrift is recognized.

It makes him a good workman. If a man is to be selected for promotion the man with a bank account is apt to be chosen. He is looked upon as a reliable man. He is a good citizen. This bank solicits the accounts ol wage-earners, farmers merchants and all others who wish to become thrifty.

It does not matter how small your first deposit may be, it will be none the less appreciated. Bring our money today and start an ac- count with the. CITIZENS STATE BANK vSr 1 7 F. Subscribe 11017. Mi.