The Osawatomie Globe from Osawatomie, Kansas • 8

REMEMBER OUR SIX BIG DAYS' SALE. Commencing at 6:30 a. September 18. The Enterprise Department Store will open a sale and continue it for Six Days for the benefit of our customers. We appreciate your long continued patronage and will give you the advantage of this sale that you may lay in a supply to carry you through fall and winter at prices that cannot be duplicated.

Following is a partial list A 16 ozcan of pure Baking Powder, worth 25c, and sells for that price at all stores; goes in this sale at I5C Standard wood Clothes Pins; you can buy them in this sale at per doz Horseshoe and Star Tobacco; go in this I sale at per pound Ob Sledge Tobacco; you can buy it in this sale JjjJ Apricots and Egg Plums, well worth 20c Cp per can; going in this sale at I Ju Echo brand of Bartlett Pears, packed in light syrup, good clean goods, full weight, worth 1 20c per can going in this sale at lu Rock Island brand of extra sifted early June Pease, good as can be bought in any retail store Ct at 15c; now at lUu A line of first-class California canned goods, full weight, packed in heavy syrup, strictly first-class goods, sold everywhere at 25 to 35c, and cannot be bought today for the price we are selling it, Five-pound package of Daisy Oats, with china present in each package 17c wn-an. inr. udin? sliced Lemon valine readies. 7 rs c- I9c Bartlett Pears, White Cherries and Apricots; go at Everybody knows Clariot Soap; in this great sale 9 bars for 25c First quality High Patent Flour, per cwt, A $2.20, per sack Oil lU A one-pound can of Jumbo Baking Powder, full weight, per can Jy Seconds in light Syrup and good clean goods' vellow Crawford Peaches, Lemon Cling Peaches, Standard Iowa Sugar Corn, 2 lb can, full 7 weight; in this sale at Boys' 2 and 3-piece fall and winter suits, just the thing for school. These suits are well tailored the trimmings are good, made up ot good wearing material, in sizes 3 to 6 years; you can buy them at one-half price.

Men's clothing and extra pants one-fourth off the regular price. We have placed a large order with the manufacturers for Table Oil Cloth, in all colors and patterns and we will sell this oil cloth in this great sale at the exceedingly low price of 15c per yard. Don't Miss the Opportunity, as the Sale Commences Monday, September the 18th, at 6:30 O'clock a. m. ENTERPRISE DEPARTMENT STORE.

Masonic Temple. Osawatomie, Kans. a- ,31 -yj fattftV krmiiim fir.i sawatomte lobe. PERSONAL We sell good Lumber at the right price. Let us figure with you arid we will price it.

W. N. Certain Lumber Co. Laing, VV. is headquarters for gas stoves and stove fixtures.

1 The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church has engaged the Ar-isto Concert Company, of Ottawa, for Tuesday, September 26, at 8. p. m. at the Christian church. LOTS OF CHEEK! Excursion South and West.

LOCAL NEWS. Mr. E. Furniss was at Paola Tuesday, H. H.

Reed was in Kansas City last Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Chestnut went to Kansas City Tuesday.

Mrs. Coyn returned Sunday from a Reed guarantees Stearns' Paint. The fall millinery announcements are now out. We wish to inform the prospective homeseeker and investor that we are now prepared to offer lands for sale I anywhere in Northern Kansas and Western Texas at prices as low as the lowest, with very best terms consistent with safe business principles. I Special Homeseekers' Excursions will run twice each month via the Missouri Pacific and Rock Island routes.

Call or write today for our list of bargains. A. B. Walter Osawatomie, Kans. Peach a la mode at Luff's fountain.

It's a peach. Dr. Nellie Tanner, late from New York, the popular specialist in chronic diseases, and for women, can be consulted at the private parlor of the National hotel until Saturday, September 23. It would certainly take Lots of Cheek for anyone to claim that they had better Lnmber than we See those Rochester Coffee Pot at Laing's. The schools have been getting down to work this week in a business-like way.

Sterns' Paint sells best because it is the best. Reed sells it. American Beauty is the rage, at Luffs fountain. have, for when it comes to QUALITY, we acknowledge no superiors. It may be true that some people will offer you Lumber at lower prices than ours, but if you'll consider the quality you'll find that our prices are always as low, or a little lower than theirs.

However, all we ask is, that before buying your next bill of Lumber, you look over our stock and get our prices. They speak for themselves. THE HARRIS-ANDERSON LUMBER CO. Devoe paint covers more, per gallon, and lasts longer than any other mixed paint on the market. For sale by W.

N. Certain Lumber Co. The Eastern Star will give a ball on the 2nd of October for the purpose of raising money for the benefit of the Masonic Home. Chartier's orchestra, of Kansas City, will furnish the music. The Christian church has secured the services of Mrs.

Paddock as choir director. 'The safest place to buy lumbei Osawatomie, Kans. i "Real Economy" gas range at Stearns' Paint makes satisfied customers. Sold and guaranteed at Reed'3 drug store. visit to Denver.

Homer Smith returned Tuesday from Portland and coast points. Ernest Johnson was in Kansas City Sunday visiting his father and brother. Miss Florence Creager left Monday for Baldwin to attend Baker University. Conductor Fisher is on the preferred run between Kansas City and Coffeyville. Mrs.

Wilbur came down from Kansas City Tuesday to look after business matters. Bert Walter went to St. Louis Monday evening to meet with the immigration bureau. Mrs. A.

D. Piper and Mrs. Burns left Tuesday morning for a visit with relatives in Northwest Missouri. D. Beatty went to Buffalo, N.

last Friday as a delegate to national meeting of the Carmen. Charley Miller returned home last week from an extended trip west. Mrs. Miller has not returned yet. Bert Webb, of Princeton, was in town Monday visiting his brother, Will, and sister, Mrs.

W. F. Kirk. Miss II. E.

Crane has been able to be at her store this week and direct business. She i3 not very strong yet. W. A. McCoy has been made foreman of the rouna-house at Sedalia, and the family will move to that city.

Chester, son of Rev. Otto, of Coffeyville, was in the city Monday eve Laing's hardware store is about the smoothest household article you ever looked at. Try our egg phosphate, best At Luff's fountain. The "New Method" ranges at Laing's are worth your inspection. Mrs.

Hovey's residence east of the shops is now about completed and is a very neat cottage. See F. Guthrie when you want to borrow money. Watch for announcement of millinery opening. Mrs.

L. C. Lindsey. There will be Episcopal services next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Subject of sermon, "Applied Christianity." All are invited.

Stearns' Paint is sold on its merits. Reed sella it. Dorado Springs, Friday, feeling much improved. He will probably return and remain until cold weather. Mr.

and Mrs R. A. Lucas, of Rock- well, have been here this week visiting the family of their son, C. A. Lucas.

They went down to Liberal, for a few days' visit and will return here before going home. Miss Nellie Miller returned Sunday evening from an extended visit with home folks at Skidmore, Mo. She was accompanied by her brother, E. A Miller, who was on his way to the Indian Territory, where he thinks of purchasing a newspaper, having been in that business for several years. Now is the Time.

Remember the farmers' picnic, September 22. Read over the list in this issue and bring in an exhibit and land some of them. It costs nothing to enter your exhibits, nor will there be any charge for admission. Everybody come and spend the day. Charley Phillips will sell you the best grade of Tea and Coffee to be found in town.

Cupid Got Him. The Kansas City papers of Tuesday contained the announcement that a marriage license had been granted in Kansas City, to Fred Conklin, of Osawatomie, and Bertha L. Crouse, of that City. We had noticed that the city Marshal had not been on duty for a day or two, but were not aware that cupid had made a sneak on him and gathered him in, but it seems that such is the case The bride is quite well known in this city, having lived here until about a year ago, when the family moved to Kansas City. They have the best wishes of their many friends.

I The Brick Lumber yard is the place to get good Building Material. East of Farmers and Mechanics Bank. W.N. Certain Lumber Company, tf Conundrum. Why doe? a crow? If you wish to borrow money it would be well for you to- call on F.

L. Guthrie. He loans money on household goods and other security. Prepare for a business recreation trip, October 3, to Vernon, Wilbarger county, Texas, on the south line of Comanche county, Oklahoma, in the great Red River valley. We have what is known aa the Sunnyside Ranch, containing several thousand acres, for sale, large or small tracts, for investment or homes at $10 to per acre.

One-fourth or one-third cash, and your own time on balance purchase price, at lowest rate of interest Will consideftttA Low rate round trip tickets vfath Frisco railroad. For full particular! call or write Cambkll Anlekson, Osawatomie, Ka3. Local Agenti for Owners. Col. G.

H. Hume wa3 in town Monday and Tuesday and went to Leavenworth Tuesday to enter the Soldiers' Home, thinking the association and company of the old comrades would assist in whiling away the time. He was among the first settlers here and helped to make the history of Miami county. He nas not been strong for the laft few years and is not able to get around much. Great reduction of prices on wall paper to make room for new stock at Meek's.

ALLEN STREMMEL, BLACKSMITHS Elder Ridnour's sermon topic for Sunday at 11 a. m. is "The Resurrection of Christ;" for 8 p. "The Facts of the Gospel." For Reliable Teas, Coffees, see fcharley Phillips. tf.

We have received a copy of the course of study of the public schools at Wamego, the compliments of the Agriculturist. It is very a neat atd comprehensive book. ning, on his way home from Denver. Will Hall leaves Saturday for Rolla, where he will take a course in the state schools of mines and met-tallurgy. Walter Odenbaugh and wife, of Coffeyville, and Mrs.

J. R. Odenbaugh and son, Jack, left Saturday evening for an outing in Colorado. II. S.

Maynard returned from El Be caws, Reed's is the best place to buy drugs. Your Patronage Solicited. Net to Osawatomie Mechine Ships on Fifth Pacific Avenue. For the next 30 days I will make Photographs at half price. Call and get my prices.

F. L. Hoyt..