Macksville Enterprise from Macksville, Kansas • 5

M4U1H II UNI nYi'rirt iin.iifc. Mnf-lAly "'l' SUPERIOR MM 1 1 1 3 EJ 1 'J R.VJ 3 13 They Are The Best! To the 30th ANNIVERSARY SALE of Richardson's Superla-tive CARPETS, Rugs, Curtains, Linoleums, Mattings and Window Shades, and save money. This Sale will again demonstrate the fact that the Richardson lines (5i We have iust received a car-load of these drills in following sizes: Large 10 and 12 Disc, and Small 5 Disc for one horse, also five Htfe Spring Drill. The superior is the Best Drill made, some will say their' is just as good as the Superior, but they are not. v3 embrace the most desireable patterns and colorings, in all grades.

Considering their satisfactory wearing qualities you willsureley find them the lowest in price. Most patterns cut without waste. This SALE offers? you an exceptional opportunity of selecting your New Carpets from the handsomest line of Patterns eyer assembled. Be sure to call. 1 Why not BUY the BEST they post LESS at Gulley Reed 4 t.yt 1 WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW, 5 Kennedy has ice for sale.

I Buckley sells baled hay, LATEST STYLES Stock salt at Westgate Logans. Louis Burmeister of Claflin is in the city. Mrs. Chas. Jones, of Turon is 'Dentist Will be in Riacksville EVERY Saturday and Sunday Dr.

H.Phillips. Sack and Barrel salt at Logan's. Rev. Mclrvan is here attending The heavy rains of the past week have delayed threshing. Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Dykes visited in St. John last Sunday.

Best cider vinegar 25 cents at Westgate Logan's. visiting Lome folks this wvk. F. Conference this week. Elwood Fencing O.

B. Shepherd Co. CARDS and FOLDERS 'CPHOTOG1PHS Of Quality and Skill Frames for all Pictures We do our Best by you W. R. Gray, THE ST.

JOHN ART STUDIO ST. JOHN KANSAS. SamHammitt, ex-Deputy Sheriff, is again very sick. Another good rain last Saturday night. Come jn and see my Mandt Wagon.

R. Hursii. Wanted 100 bead of hogs, any size. O'COXNOR WELCH. C.

P. Downing of Wichita was in the city Wednesday. James DeVore was over to St. Joe Alton left for the west Tuesday evening. John yesterday morning Coat 0.

B- Shepherd Co- Mr. A D. Johnson of Stafford was in the city the first of the week. Rev- E. P- VanVranken from Pratt county is here attending F.

M. Conference, J. H. Buckley, Phone No. 42, Dray and Baggage Transfer Moying of Houses and Household Goods a specially.

Baled hay for sale. Hogs, big or little, old or young for sale or trade for young cattle-E. J. Westgate. George Tupper of Great Bend was in the city visiting old friends this week.

Just In; Another new car-load of Velie, Haney and John Deere Buggies, at R. Huksh's. am. hack, THE PIONEER DEALER IX Hardware, Stoves, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Tools and Cutlery.

Agent American Steam Laundry, riacksville, Kansas. J. W. Wasson, Maeksville, Kas. had two cars of cattle K.

C. Thursday. Rev. McNeil of Antrim was in the city Monday calling on old friends. Mrs.

Bruce, daughter of Mr. See us when you want an Ab tract of Title. Isra el Moore Co. Bonded Abstracters. St.

John Kans and Mrs. Ilutton, left Tuesday A. Harris of Wellington was a business visitor in the city Monday. morning for Portland Oregon. Barney Searles and wife were among the excursionists who spent last Sunday in Kansas City.

George Jones of Be'pre was in the city Tuesday calling on old friends. Kennedy, is supplying his many patrons with the Choicest of PURE MEATS. Highest cash price paid for Hides and Pelts. MACKSVILLE, KANSAS. Jas.

B. Dtmmitt THE -BARBER i INDEX BUILDING East Side Main. Casper Jennings returned home the later part of last week from Emporia where he has been attending school. Mr. Kerns and family came in Monday from Central Illinois and will go to farmirfg south.

E. F. Green is taking the place of A. Goudy this week in Culley Reed's store. W.

Mills of the Rattlesnake shipped a car of hogs Sunday to Kansas City. A Goudy was called to Claflin last Friday on account of the death of his cousin. Uncle Frank Snyder left Saturday for a visit in Iowa and will remain until he gets tired. Culley Reed sold Frank Fu-qua south of town a nice surrey also a nice Racine buggy to Lon Huffman. Harry Harper who has been with Stub Carter this Summer, returned to his home in K.

C. Tuesday. One fare plus oOcts. for round trip, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, June 1st to Sept. 30 Return limit Oct.

31st. Miss Girard, life insurance agent, left for Wichita Saturday. Life insurance is not a very fast selling proposition just at present. Maeksville now has a photograph gallery under the management of A. D- Jenkins- Mr.

Jenkins is a young man and comes recommended as an artist of first class ability. He arrived here Tuesday from Lamed and is now located and ready for business. Dentistry M. M. ILter, M.

D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 0 Graduated Optician Mr. Henry Becker returned home last week after spending a week here looking after his land interests. A fine $78.00 writing table is now installed in the Hotel Belt the work of Geo.

Glidden of Des Dr W. D. Kirby of St. John will be in Maeksville the first 3 days of each month. fitted.

es Miss Monta Keller returned Monday from a weeks visit with her mother and other relatives and friends at Stafford. For Sale A Good Work Team, weight about 220O lb. Will be sold at a bargain. See me. C.

R. Mendeiiall. Uncle Frank Snyder received a Chas. E. rhysician and Surgeon.

MACKSVILLE, KAXS H.S. Kephart, Professional 7l Auctioneer. P. O. Dillwyn, Kans.

letter from Harry Heiter of Weaver, Iowa who spent most of the summer here, Mr. Heiter complains of the extremely hot nights there and wishes he had some of our splendid nights for sleeping. Even the people of Iowa can find Mrs. Sue Keller of Stafford visited here this week with her sons Eldredge Branch and Claud and daughters Monta and Mrs. S.

F. Belt. J. B. HAYES Attorn iy at Law riacksville, Kansas.

Plastering, Brick and Cement work- All Work Guaranteed. Maeksville- ---Kansas more comfort here in Kansas than can be found elsewhere-.