The Mildred Ledger from Mildred, Kansas • 8

am, Edna Rogers, Rae Kirkby and Mae Hite. 1 HE fact of the matter is, we are just too busy waiting on customers to stop and write ads about the many new things we have to sell. We are receiving new goods every day, and we carry everything in the Hardware line that you would expect to find in any large city store. But at this season of the year we especially desire to call your attention to our fine line of Cook Stoves, Ranges and Heaters We have a complete line and we bought them at a price so we can save you some The Holidays are coming and so is our Big Stock of Holiday Goods Yours for what you want at Money-Saving prices i Rising Star Items. Mrs.

Frank Dozier visited at Geo. Stout's, Friday. Many of the little friends, of Mary Saar went in and gave her a pleasant surprise party Saturday, to remind her of her eighth birthday. All present had a very nice time. Mrs, Wynn and Harley went to Iola Saturday and returned Sunday.

Harley Snyder shelled corn one day last week. Geo. Stout is building a new granary. Mr. and Mrs.

Anderson came down Sunday to see the improvements, which are being put on the place they are going to farm this coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Buchannanof La Harpe are visiting at 0. A.

Chit-wood's. Jesse Huffman and family went to Iola last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Chitwood went to Iola Monday. School Notes.

School work in the grades is progressing nicely. The boys expect to match a game of basket ball soon. Miss Haskin is reported as improving but will be unable to re W. P. Woods, Prim room no, 3.

Enrollment, males females 10; A v. daily attendance, males females 10. Names those neither absent nor tardy: Ruby Davis, Daisy Smith, Russell Nevitt, Mamie Wilson, Gladys Mann," Leola Morgan, Fred Porter and Clyde Grace Haskins, Teacher. ROOM NO. 2.

1 Enrollment, males 15, females 13; Av. daily males 14, females 11. Those neither absent nor tardy were: Rollin Nevitt, Fred Jones, Mabel Newhart, Myrle Mann, Ernest Lombard, Jenneve Hicks, Andra Jones, Elsie Hite, Beatrice Cubbison, Albert Lombard, Lee Davis, Eva Davis, Hiram Lieurance, Howard Jackson, Vena McAdam and Carl Mellen. Visitors: Mrs. L.

Mann, Miss Carmen Dickinson and Mrs. S. Ewing. Rooms 1 and 2 gave a program together Thanksgiving, in Room 2, but owing to bad weather there were not very many patrons out. We would like to see more patrons out to our exercises and inspect our rooms.

Fred Kent, Teacher. room no. 1. 1 Enrollment, males 23, females 20; "The Hardware Man" TURNER SMITH, I MILDRED, KANSAS. MILDRED, KANSAS.

A Bank's Idea Of a Bank's Duty contract to furnish water for the Katy engines at this place. We understand he has agreed to provide water in volume equalling 100,000 gallons per day, and will probably drill as many as four wells on the right-of-way somewhere between the junction with the Pacific and a mile north. It is costing the company $100 per day to haul water for, the tank at Centerville, and if plenty of water can be obtained here this expense can be stopped. Kincaid Dispatch. Why wouldn't it also be a wise plan to make that a pumping station for the Mildred ice plant? We wish to call our readers', attentions to the change in advertising in this issue.

Our merchants have a magnificent line of Av. daily att, males 19, females 17. No. cases tardiness 38. Those neither absent nor tardy: L.

C. Vandeveer, Homer Mann, Letha Jackson, Floyd Mann, Ray A bank's duty to its depositors is -to aid them in every way within the bounds of reason, to take every precaution in safeguarding their money, and to employ funds deposited with it to the best interests of the community. It is the aim of this bank to fulfill its duty in these respects. Your account and valued patronage is invited. mond Smith, Zola Harvey, Lydia Cubbison, Fern Tabor, Gladys Lamunyon, Grace West, Juanita Lamunyon, Sam McCulley, Ur sume her school work until next week.

Vera Olmstead of Moran is filling her place this week. Mrs. Fred Kent taught Monday forenoon of this week. Following is the report for month ending Dec. 1: HIGH SCHOOL.

Enrollment, males females 13; Averagedaily attendance, males females 12; NumbeT of visitors 2. Those neither absent nor tardy were: Eunice Davis, Earl Keeten, Loy Mann, Belle McAd- less Nevitt, Lucile Hite, Carl Coffey and Edna McCuiley. Miss Perkins, Teacher. jTo Furnish Water for the holiday goods this year and their efforts to give their patrons the best of everything at very moderate prices should be appreciated with a heavy holiday trade. Katy.

Frank Reynolds has taken the We pay interest on time deposits THE MILDRED STATE BANK Courteous, Convenient, Safe M. J. Keeton, Cashier. A. C.

Miller, President. i i The BonTon Restaurant -KINCAID BAKERY BREAD- Hot Chili; Short Orders, Meals at all hours Rooms and Board bv Dav or Week I Cigars, Tobaccos, Fruits and Choice Candies Our Prepared Fell Roofings are Best and Most Economical FORGET your roofing troubles. Stop patching up leaky shingle and tin roofs. Buy the new the modern, the nonleakable roofing material (Prepared Felt) vhich is so rapidly taking the place of all others. But, in buying felt roofing, be sure to select the beet.

There i3 only one best, and this is Montgomery Ward Co. 'a guaranteed roofing. Why is it the best Because it has stood tests which no other roofing has stood. It is standing tests to-day which no other roofing can stand. In all climates under all conditions it is being used, and always with satisfactory results.

If y0u want real roofing sntisfactlon if you want to know more about this economical, durable roofing of ours just drop us a card and ask for our Roofing Book (No. 6). Thia will tell you how our roofings are made, how they aro tested, why they are beet. Take this book, compare the prices and you will find that the prices are actually from 20 to 60 per cent lower than you pay elsewhere for Inferior roofing. And remember that you take no chance, for we absolutely guarantee our roofing for from 6 to 16 years, according to the quality you buy.

-i Proprietor A. F. MORRIS, I PAY HALF AT WARD'S FOR ALL YOU NEED -YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FORSYTHE We Have 38 MoneySavers9' Ready for You Thirty-eight big books, each one crowded with money-saving opportunities for you this Is what we offer you here. Look at this list carefully. Pick out the books you need.

This is your opportunity to lay in your supply of winter necessities at a reason- Physician and Surgeon MILDRED, KANSAS Calls promptly answered day or night. aulO COSlt. we Will OO only tak lou iu Mtnu ttuy uwj.b mat yuu want, nusuiuusiy iraj, Send to-day po that you will have plenty of time to make your selections. Kemem-ber, we puarantee overy article we sell to be as we illustrate and describe Your money will be refunded if you are not pleased. Cheek the Book You Want how you, fret of all coat, how you oan save money on ry-thlno you buy to eat or wear or use in any way, Office up stairs in Hegwood Building SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED MONTGOMERY WARD 10.

19th Mid Campbell Sis. Chicago Avenue Bridge KANSAS CITY CHICAGO FleRxe send to my address helow the books I have checked absolutely free of coBt. Treat Your Buildings to a New Coat of Paint 22 Building Matorlali 23 Stovoi and Rangei 24 Underwear Samples 25 Automobile Supplies 26 Oleyclei Motorcycle! 27 Baby's Dreii and Toilet a 28 Women'! Tailored Suite Picture to yourself that big red barn of yours with a nice, new coat of paint. It would look pretty nice, wouldn't it? "I can't afford it." Is Pure Bred Short-horn Bulls for Sale. Come and see, or write me E.

MANN, Mildred, Kans. 1 Painti 2 Pianos 3 Organs 4 Trunks 5 Rooflnp 6 Vehicle! 7 Furniture a Ineubatere Wall Paper 10 Typewriter! 11 Grocery List 12 Feed Cookers 13 Tank Heaters this what we heard Keep Warm This Winter-Buy a Good Fur Coat Weather prophets predict a cold winter with lots of snow Bnd ice. A warm, a serviceable fur coat will feel comfortable on those frosty days when you have to be out of doors. Better get: your coat early and be ready lor the first cold, stormy days. Our Fur Coat Book (No.

18) showg you a complete line of coata for every' need every purpose every pocket book. We have a coat here for yon. Send for the book to-day compare our prices with those of other dealers and prove to your own satisfaction that you can save at least one-third by buying your coat of Montgomery Ward Co, 29 Clrouiar ana ura Haws 30 Women's Fashion Book 31 Raineoalt-Rubber Coata, Ete. 32 Tombttonee and Menu meats 33 Men'i Ready Mad you say? Perhaps It will cost too a lot of money if you buy your paint of your local dealer, but just 14 Wire Fencina) wlftarbertfhep Clothlna 5 Carpets, Rugs 6 Building Plans IS Can 17 BaDycarriaaei 18 Men's Fur Co ee oats 34 Women'! Furl 35 Dry Goods 36 Muslin Wear 37 Millinery 38 Men's Mads-to-0rder Clothing Kuwino Machines 20 Oaeollna Enalnea send for our paint book. Thia will show you how to paint your barn with the best paint on the maiket to-day at only a trifling cost And this cost is really an investment, for a coat of paint pays or itself many times over in the protection it gives to your building.

Send for book Mo. 1. 21 Cream Separators' ROLLIN R. NEVITT i T. W.

ADAMS, Proprietor I am agent for three of the leading tailors and can please the most fastidious in true fitting garments Poet Office. 9 Physician and Surgeon H213 1 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. State. Chicago Ave. Bridge, CHICAGO SEND coupon TO THE NEARER ADDRESS 19th and Campbell KANSAS CITY unice in arug store wnere ne may be found if not nrof essionallv ft OfM! OOTfo (OS (BO 0 0 JJO 0 Agent for Iola Steam Laundry a away.