The Altamont Journal from Altamont, Kansas • 3

It's the Old.Home'Paper THE ALTAMONT JOURNAL THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1915 Keady 5,000 People For insurance see Lane. See Wm Penny when you For insurance see Lane. For insurance see Hudgen. New Mary PicKford silk caps Lane's. II sell a horse.

HOW ABOUT VOIR ii i Corsets II Get your bulk garden seed at I caid for hides at Cash Foster's. LiiuDey cros. New line of curtains draperies just received. Lane's. Why experiment; buy a Ford from Baker Bros, garage.

Prepared meat scraps for Papering Time Spring weather means to put a new touch on the house. The rst place to commence ia to paper. Our line is larger than ever and we invite you to inspect it before buying. All new and attractive patterns. Let us figure on the whole house this spring.

Your dining room is as you, wish it to be? in a fit condition to receive and entertain guests for the season's meals? If you lack a good dining table or chairs or a buffet or anything of that kind, or furniture, rugs, for any. Tepperacy brown ties just received. Lane's. W. C.

Davis guarntees all work on jewelry. Call and see the 1915 Ford car chickens at Foster oc lb A full supply of field seeds just received. J. H. Rust.

We have the agency for American Lady corsets, the best $1.00 and $1.50 corsets made. This is a new line with us but on old established cdrset. We would be glad to have you come in and let us show you the superior qualities of this corset. Every one guaranteed. Ask to see them whether you are ready to purchase now or not.

$1 and $1.50 each New calico, gingham and per cales at Taylor Laughlin's. at uaker tiros, garage. Wm. Penny has some good mares to sell to farmers. Our coat and suit man will be here Saturday 20th.

Lane's. Two packages 10c pancake flour for 15c at Taylor Laugh room in tie house here is the place to get the best qualities, and newest designs at lowest prices. Thirk of it, The Journal and the Kansas City Weekly Star for New rugs and linoleums just received. 11.10. Remember we have the old lin's.

reliable Wichita Best flour. J. We are now in position to do H. Rust. WTTKT1VS At CO.

A. B. Wilson has ordered his 'SPECIAL Odd lots wall paper, 2to 5 rolls of a pattern 5c the roll Journal changed from Hatfield, to Oswego. I I i i Lane's Dep't Store A full line of Moline farm tools just in. Come in and look them over.

Libbey Bros. your grinding any day. J. H. Rust.

I have two horses, two ni9res and two fre3h cows for sale. M. J. Williams. Ves Bonebrake, who has been sick with severe sore throat, is some better.

Let Davis put that clock or watch in good repair. Satisfaction guarnteed. W. H. Goodnight has gone to For sale, Buff Rock eggs, set ting 30c.

Mrs. J. B. Moore, Lane's Dep't Store Farmers phone 804. The consideration of the Lee Hawkins quarter sold to W.

W. The Two Distinct Types of Eczema Can Be Relieved Readily by Using Dry Zensal for Tetter, Salt Rheum, or Dry Eczema and Moist Zensal for Weeping Skin. READ'S DRUG STORE Jones last week was $8,000. Bert Colten and family are Hardy, to visit his son, Clark Goodnight. now at home to their friends on the Shane farm west of town.

Dr. L. S. Adams made a pro Buy trees of Harrington. For insurance see Lane.

For insurance see Hudgen. Chevile neck cords the latese at Lane's. For Ford cars go to Baker Bros, garage. Just opened peck keg kraut 5c lb. at Foster's.

The new hair pins for the Notice for Bids. The plan3 and specifications for the Labette County State fessional visit to Kansas City the Lee Goodnight returned Sun fore part of the week. A new car of American wire day from Wittenburg, and is planning to move to New Mexico. Bank building will be at the bank on and after Monday, February 22. All bids must be in by noon, March 1.

on hand, Let us figure on your specifications. Libbey Bros. Mrs. Sarah Chipman, mother New organdie collars and col to W. H.

Drumheller, who has rrench roll at Lane s. been quite sick, is considerably Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Franks better today. Deposits Guaranteed motored to Parsons today. Art Shane has moved from the farm and will go to Texas Notice for Bids. The plans and specifications for the G. H.

Luman building will be at the G. H. Luman's barbershop on and after Monday February 22. All bids must be in by noon, March 1st. See our Monitor fertilizer drill lar and cuff sets for waists, suits and dresses at Lane's.

Mammoth Pekin duck eggs for sale at 50c a setting. Mrs. W. T. White, route 3, phone 1011.

Yes, we will clerk your sales ef ore you buy. Libbey Bros. where he has a job of pumping C. G. Call shipped another car of hogs to Kansas City Satur for a railroad company.

Miss Pauline Waugh has day. position with a fashionable tail and have the money to handle your paper. Labette County State Bank. or of Galveston as bookkeeper Make your home and premises aud stenographer at a good sal sanitary by painting and clean ary. ing up.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bone- Your money when deposited in this Bank is guaranteed by the Bank Depositors Guaranty Fund of the State of Kansas. Just received a car load of flour 'and feed at Taylor brake were guests of Mr. Bone- brake's parents, Mr.

and Mrs Laughlin's. Gold Bond clothing, new spring styles. Lane's. Our coat and suit man will be here Saturday 20th. Lane's.

F. L. Hamilton is repairing the farm house of J. H. Rust.

Wanted to buy, unleached hard wood ashes. J. A. Davis. Jas.

Ware shipped six car loads of oats this week on the Frisco and theKaty. MOGNLIGHT FLOUR IS GOOD or your MONEY BACK. D. 0. Bonebrake at Parsons Tuesday.

The father of Miss Naomi Pickering is seriously sick at his A good time to buy bran and shorts. Just received a car of each and our price is R-I-G-H-T. J. H. Rust.

Rev. Kearsey will fill his appointment at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Miss Alta Bordine returned to her home in Altamont after a three weeks' visit in Edna with relatives and friends. Miss Olga Scott, who teaches home at 03wego. school in the south part of the M.

o. boyee has rented pro county, spent Sunday in Alta perty at ir arsons and will move mont with her mother, Mrs. there in a few days. Sarah Scott. See the new line of B.

F. Lost on February 2nd, a gold Goodrich raincoats at Lane's. Do you buy flour that way every place? J. H. Rust.

Altamont State Bank locket and chain, engraved G. B. Every coat guaranteed. Finder please return and receive To those knowing themselves indebted to us, your account is due and your remittance will be Barred Rock eggs for setting reasonable reward. Georgia El Mrs.

H. E. Collins is the guest of her brother, Joe Murray and Barrow, R. R. 2.

appreciated. Libbey Bros. A little roofing on the shed Mrs. George Christy family at Westville, Okla. Don't forget that we have sev and little daughter, Lenora came before spring rains set in will over from Neodesha last evening ural stacks of reasonably good save many a dollar.

We have a nay left and want to sell it. J. large stock all the time $1.00 and and are visiting Mr. Christy mother, Mrs. Flora Christy and H.

Rust. up per roll. J. H. Rust.

other relatives. Am coming to sell you that www The Stork yisited the home of Nw TxL The meeting of the Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. M. G.

Mohler at baginaw silo soon. Think it over and let us show you. Lib rs i Literary Society which should Mechanicsburg. Sunday, have been the evening of the 26th February 14, 1915 and presented bey Bros. Mrs.

W. J. Walker and daugh ha? been postponed until the them with a baby girl as a valen evening of the 27th. Everybody tine. ter, May and Miss Georgia Bar should plan to be present.

row spent Sunday afternoon with a Mrs. Mary Butin and daugh Just received a car of new up i ter, Miss Alice, who have been here on an extended visit with to-date implements. Call and Mrs. D. Haynes.

Show the proper spirit by try ing to make Altamont the clean look over our cultivators, disc now ready. Come examine my flock and I know I will book your order $2.50 per Hundred. D. R. White.

Buy your Brown Leghorns Barred Rocks and Pekin Ducks eggs for hatching of W. L. White. Book your orders early R. F.

D. route 3. Phone 1006. J. M.

Ralston of Mound Valley, who wa3 a guard at the state penitentiary at Lansing for several years, but who resigned when the state went Democratic, has been re-appointed by Warden J. D. Botkin. Rev. H.

McLeod held services at Mound Valley Sunday and Rev. L. S. Jones of Coffey-ville preached Sunday morning and the District Superintendent, Freed held quarterly services here in the evening. L.

C. Lamm, one of the Fair-view farmers, forgot to water his Ford horse Sunday morning, which was the cause of him and Mrs. Lamm arriving late at the Zion church. The Ford got hot in the collar and balked in front of the J. W.

Ingraham farm. The Ford and the Maxwell seem to be something alike. Neither will run satisfactory without water in. the radiator. est and the most beautifully harrows, peg tooth harrows, corn planters and the best plows and the former's sister, Mrs.

J. S. Adamson, left for their borne in Jasper county, Iowa yesterday morning. I Oil KAL.I2 II painted town in the state. buggies on the market.

The Mr. and Mrs. u. A. Lane en Janesville line." L.

B. Van- The old town band met Mon tertained Rev. Freed of Coffey Slyke. LANE Altamont, Kansas. MILLS Parsons, Kansas.

ville and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. day night, the first time since last summer and had a little leave Dr.

L. S. 'Adams will JVIcLeod to dinner Monday. next week for Kansas City Q. B.

Hunt was over from Os practice. They will practice regularly from now on. E. B. Miles where he will take a two months wego yesterday on business.

special course in his profession. will continue as director. He Q. 8. will move on his farm near Mrs.

D. II. seven Bourbon The doctor has secured Dr. Paul Nogle shipped Red turke.V9 to Tuesday. They near Labette in a few days.

of Kansas City to handle the ha3 given excellent service and the "boys" feel grateful for what he has done. Shan nee, Okla, practice while gone. Dr. Adams were worth $27.00. will return about May 1st.

Mi 3. Judd Christy and little son. Wayne are spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Harry Ferrier near Edna. Lee Hawkins is going to build a tine farm house on his quarter section just north of town.

This will be one of the best improved farms in the county. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huston Your account would look good balanced on our books. Remember you wanted the goods and now we want themoney.

Libbey Fr sale, baled hay, threshed Those who attended the Lin moved Tuesday on a farm near Labette. Mr. and Mrs. Huston corn fodder, cane hay and cane seed $1.00 per bushel, also No. 2 coin program at the M.

E. church liros. rnday have been commenting DeLaval separator. m. i-ett- Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Bridges favorably upon it. We have as are among Altamont pioneor citizens and we regret very much to Jose them.

Mrs. Huston wav rich, Altamont, Kansas. are here from Rockport. Mo, Rood talent in Altamont as can one of the first postmasters Al the guest of their cousins. Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Armstrong, be had in any community and we find that often times the tamont ever had. Mr.

and Mrs. southwest of town. Tom E. CofTman will move into 5 home" programs are the best. The Priscilla Tatting club met the Huston residence.

C. S. Barnett of Madison. 111.. and George A.

Barnett of Weno- Chanute High School Basket at the home of Ws Gob ka, are spending the week ble last Thursday afternoon and Ball Teams defeated the L. C. H. S. boys and girls at the gym Friday night.

The Chanute ref wonderfully surprised her as with their father, H. A. Barnett and other relatives southeast of she is moving away from our town. neighborhood and is one of the club members. The club gave eree was one of the most fair that has been on the court for some time.

The Chanute boy are weighty, speedy and are up Joe DougIa9 has returned from Chautauqua county. As Joe is her a lunch cloth that she may remember her many friends she cne of the leading cornet men in this part of the woods the old to expert team work. The first left behind. Refreshments of half between the bovs was doughnuts, pickles and coffee and, but the visiting team dis were served. played better team work the last.

There will bo a general supper mlf that made the came a one at the Woodmen Hall by the sided affair. The Chanute cirU Modern Woodmen, Tuesday eve were better onto the game and won easily. But the local "squad" ning February 23. 1915. All Woodmen and their families are are not discouraged.

Thcy are going to make rood next fusion time band is talking considerable of reviving in order to put a few strains of music in the air daring the summer months. Mr. Wesley Mawhiney and Mrs. Christine Jones were married at the home of the latter Wedneaady evening, February 17, 1915. Kev.

W. G. Hall officiating. The newly wedded couple nre among Altamont' most highly esteemed citizens. There friends are numerous and all i'oin the Journal In extending C3t wfches.

and don't you forget it. The invited to come and bring well filled baskets. Will have the best orchestra in the stale to furnish music. Let all Woodmen home bunch are simply rdaying rant loir; sgainst too experienced teams this season. come and Dring wieir lamtiics Ask for a Tree Demonstration $125 f.

o.b. Finlay, Ohio. and hive good socisme time. Our coat and suit man will be Hy order of Woodman Camp No. DENNIS SON, A OK NTS here Saturday 20ih.

Lane's. 11 Frank), Clerk..