The Grainfield Cap Sheaf from Grainfield, Kansas • 4

I a r-v GRA1NFIELD CAP SHEAF .1 R. YOl'NO, Proprietor C. T. COGGINS, Editor and Pub'r i See Bolster it Son's new ad in this issue. Charley Spiher was over from Gove Tuesday.

The state teachers' association is in session at Topeka. Ys editor had the pleasure of an auto ride last Sunday. Published Every Friday. Entort-d as mwonfWIaws mail matter Oct 14, 191(1. at the pimt-oflifC at Orainfielri.

Kans. UiKlur tint ad of Murcli It, 17! BY. THE. W. AY-SI DE Mrs.

O. L. Moore was up from the Saline shopping Saturday. Services both morning and Oakland "Six" Five Passenger Model "32" $795 The Beauty, Power, Flexibility, Comfort and Economy of Oakland Cars have Won the Public Approval. Cushions of real curled hair covered with genuine leather; long, pliant springs; electric starting, light ing and ignition; Oakland Stewart vacuum feed; lots of room for five passengers-the maximum of ear quality in construction and equipment.

J. W. KLINE, Agent evening at the M. K. church next Sunday.

Commissioner I. N. Carver and See in al I ad of piano for sale, at Hoxie. Read the new insurance ad on the first page. The next number of the lecture course will be Deo.

5 th. To RrcNT-iFurnisbe5 rooms. Call on Mr. or Mrs. C.

H. Stain. There was a good attendance at Hann's jubilee singers Saturday night. J. R.

Young were down from Oakley Sunday. Dr. Allen the Topeka dentist did a rushing business at the hotel Saturday. Wm. Kline made two trips from Grainfield to Hays last Sunday with passengers.

HOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM We take this opportunity to thank the people of Grainfield an'd surrounding country for the very large patronage we have received during the past summer. The tine crops that brought prosperity to you have greatly increased my business. And with a view of being of assistance to you in your fall and winter purchases, on my hit trip to the eastern factories I purchased the largest invoice of goods ever sent to Grainfield in one shipment. Having purchased for cash, receiving thereby a a big discount, I am prepared to offer you some rare bargains in DRY GOOD, GROCERIES, SHOES OF ALL KIXDS, UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. BIG LINE OF BLANKETS, CLOTH-' ING, GLOVES, MITTENS, ETC.

We invite you to call and examine these new goods and learn our prices. No trouble but a pleasure to show Roods. Prices always tight. 1 i i i i KANSAS GRAINFIE.LD, Dr Winslow and Jos. Haska Forded it over to Gove City last Another show is billed for the operahouse this (Thursday) eveningnine participants.

T. F. Poole has some interesting news for you in his new ad in this week's Cap Sheaf. Dr. Winslow.

whohas dispos Thursday. See ad in this paper of public sale, on the Meier farm, 9 miles south of Unnnell. i i I Home Drug Cos Store Prescriptions Carefully Compounded ed of the garage, still retains the agency of the Ford autos Let us advise what is best for your eyes, at Home Drug Store, Grainfield, Monday, Nov. 22d. With all $25 00 suits Holmes We carry a complete line of school suppliesWriting Tablets, Pencils, Pens.

Erasers, Crayon and Ink. A Registered Pharmacist in Charge WHEN BUYING BUY HERE F. POOLE GRAINFIELD, KAS. Highest market price always paid for produce Remember the school directors' meeting at Gove on Saturday of next week. A large number of silos have been erected in this vicinity during the past few weeks.

You will gain some valuable information by perusing Ch.s. F. Home's ad in this issue. Wednesday was a delightful day to be out but we were too busy to be enabled to enjny very much of it. "We omitted to mention in outlast issue that Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Brown 'were the proud parents of a little daughter. Ed and Bailey Atkinson spent Sunday at tire hotel with their father. They are to spend the winter in Denver, Colorado. Corn husking has comment in this vicinity.

Near Ell.s thy Dotterer, the Oakley tailors, are now giving an extra pair of pants. An enjoyable time is reported by those who attended the. dance at the opera house last Saturday night. A. A.

F. Fick came clear from Park to get his copy of the Cap Sheaf last week, which we inadvertently missed in writing the list. J. W. Butler informed us that a dozen or more petrous called to see him regarding the renting of the farm he had advertised in the Cap Sheaf.

1 it- i t-n purl in t.liiia WE SERVE I BEST II ,1 FOUNT Toilet Articles of Every Desciiption Notice of Public Sale of School land E. ATKINSON CARPENTER Contractor and. Builder i i VVf, aVC CVCl niutt I hi Lino are offering fiv cents per bu OUsllPI I it i and board for buskers, witli but' for the oast month is an indi er OHici? of Troasurrr: (love City. Oirtnlit-r IS. is lini'liy jt'vmi that tin- follcwing dcscrlbixl sclniol liuid I emi ilit'y npi'i a is-m mi tlui cm tlie (liiy nl' NhvuiiiIiim'.

Iiciwi't'ti tin. huurst of HI o'ciucU ii in. and n. tl stiid lv. I will nflVr lur h- arid srlllo I lie I tuy DlWi' In (iovt' City.

tlm riil'owliiK di'MMiiicd liuid lying and slum' ''d in i iu' voiiiily of (iuve unci Si an? of Kiiii.mis: few takers. coal Estimates made on all classes of carpenter work Kmtte I Plionn GKAINKIPXI) Dcsirrlpt ion Get a new suit from the Oakley tailors with an extra pair of pants free. Cleaning and pressing of ladies' and gents' goods prompt ly attended to. Geo. Brown, who fell from the top of the elevator and broke his leg a few weeks ago, and had been staying at the hotel hi nee, left Saturday for his home in Genitalia, Illinois.

Be had got Eh cation we think we shall prefer it to the summer. A large barn was burned near Quinter last week, together with a dozen or more horses and 1,500 bushels of grain. Damage over $3,000 with no insurance. Wednesday evening there were five insurance agents in the Cap Sheaf office at one tune, and we understand that all of them are doing a fairly good business. The living sonth of Grinnell, lost eighteen stacks of wheat Monday by tire.

Luckily was insured. The fire was seen from just south of Grain- Have fresh Coal for threshing and plenty of fresh Lenox Lump Coal for stove use CHICAGO LIMBER COAL COMPANY Jil ...31.... iii "mo Hid Hill IIKI 2411 2HI I 10 KKi lo mo Hm irn li-n 100 1(1(1 ion Hn Inn Hi n'i of of se'4'. sw 'a of SI' '4 II YV (if SI' fi 1 of lit' nw'i of in1 '4 ni'U of III' '4 sr'4 of IH'Vt Iic'4 III liV Sl'U SV'4 of '4 I. lf II 'A of llll'-l M-1-4 of nr II '4 of I' W'4 '4 of II l4 of IIW'4 1 1 1 4 of SW l4 nw'j of nw'4 .55 so 2 ii ro 2 2 Ml 2 2 3 2 fill.

2 50.. 2 511. .1 so that he could get around on crutches pretty well Every school child who complains about their eyes should have them examined. Children Hi. .14 .14 14 ...14 ...14 by buying side or back curtains for your buggy, foot warmers, coal fur the foot warmers, storm fronts, carriage clotl.1 to patch tops; top dressing, horse blankets, lap robes.

Prices right. You'll find these goods at A P. ENGLL'S Harness Shop 4 of II '4 seldom realize that they have St'lUIMlJ I t'ailiC tlKliU Li.it-,y uavc, pvps nnlfss' lliev ViH.ve defective I' LIFTON A.SPENCER Attorttey-at-Lay OffiVe over li'lrst. Natlontil Bank OAKLEY. KASHAS No hids will lm iuxnii t'd for less than I lu uppniis' vn hie.

4 i Terms of sain Ten per i.enl, of purchase price of cash; 20 t.Unt- Willi 0 per cenl interest on deferred payments of land. It ess lm nfl ill niv ollice in (inve ily Kansas, (his l'-'h day of Oetelier. promptly made and ones. I can teil you how your I Sheriff Lewis captured Scot-child's are. E.

F. Sullivan, Ity" Brown near Campus last Optometrist, at Drug Store, (week, and he is now in jail at Grainfield, Monday, Nov. 22d. i (Jove. Brown is char red with fM -f, 'striking a minor, who resides Mr.

and Mrs. Chas F. ,0,,. P. J.

HIGHLBY, Grainfield, Ks Al.KX 11 ANEY. County I rensnriM'. were in Manhattan last Saturday i nt JI and Sunday, r. Home return-! At the Catholic meeting at ing to Grainfield Monday morn-1 Park last Sunday Rev. Heller an ing, Mrs.

Heme going on to To- nonnced, the following engage-peka, where a reception was giv- ments: Steve Ochs of Park and en by the ftebekah Lodges of To Kosa Hefner of OollyerpPeter twka in of Collverand Miss Walt- I IV. ltl IH L1VMIU1 VliV i man of Park of that order. Fiven the oldest inhabitants Qui nter -Advocate has the cannot, remember when there following notice about the Tope- la ncrpnt now' lnrrt.l".P(1 vvm. SUC verv mce tall weatnei Gold Seeking! in Grainfield: "Bob who i in western Kansas as during the waa nf dppdsi four terms nast, few weeks. Of course Wed- in Shawnee county, also a veter-j nesday was not so perfert as it an of the Phillipine Insurrection might have been.

and the Chinese Expedition in Younir Hoff, living near Park, 1900, was in our city last Ihurs- was hmt, quifce badly Wednesday day and made this office a pleas-j bv a horse he was rid I ant call." Gold seeking in the hills, along the old ing falling, trie run w.eiKiiu 01 utr animal coming onto the yimng He was brought to man si eyr trails of adventure, has no lure for most of (iraintield for Dr. Winslow to fix Mrs. G. H. Vv'inslow, who lias not as yet.

severed her connection from the Home Missionary Society of Oakly, returned the first of this week from Mar people. The gold seeking trails of today are niucli better and more certain of reward. It Quickest Time to Portland and greatly improved service to Seattle and Tacoma THE DENVER LIMITED, leaving Kansas CUy Unlor. Station I p.m. daily now has additional through sleepmg car equipment as follows: SEATTLE, Tacoma and PoYtland; through ing car Without change, Kansas City to Seattle 1 hrough tourist sleeper Kansas City to Portland Arrive hi Port-land 12:15 noon.

Tacoma 6:45 p. Seattle 8:10 p. m. third day You save half a business day to Portland by us.nK this train. SAN FRANCISCO through standard sleeping car from KansasCiiy, arriving in San Francisco 9:30 a.

ing. Only two business days en route. Also tourist sleeping car service on same schedule. LOS ANGELES through standard sleeping car trmnDtn-ver, arrlvlns In Los Angeles 11:59 a. m.

third day. Tout-1st sleeping car service on same schedule. OBSERVATION CAR-DINING CAR for all meals, service a la carte. AH cars electric lighted steel chair cars. Visit California and the Expositions Now The tare I only $50 round rlp from K.nta.

City the lowt rat. In Tr.dfpectally to accommodate exponition travel. 1 his InUtJrariUnixT and Seattle Remember-re-ducedhrelkket. on November 30 only. Return limit.

Dec Union Pacific System For full detail, regard In new train net vice addreM W. K. CUNDIl'F. A. a.

V. A. 001 Walnut Street, CUy, Mo. 'leads along lines of economic enterprise the him up. EtiqueV and class'1 are quite popular' in Grainfield.

Wednesday two ladies refused to. take an'auty rid' with a young nian because -they had not been formally" introduced. Try it again, quette, where she had been sent i9 delegate from the Oakley society to the district convention. Mrs. Winslow reports a very large attendance and an interest; ing meeting Having and careful invest met small i and it ends in independent plenty.

you of the auto; taint Heart never A score or more years ago it WMM0 WW" wo fair lady. Henry Pleoger; who diep nar Park lately, was a member of the Modern Woodmen, carrying an was thought by politicians and candidates running for office that it was necessary in order to make themselves popular with the par Our hank account plan a practical, safe 1 iien I'uni'P of 2.000, A. tJ. Kil and helpful one for those who wjsh to travel ty to run down tlieir opponents, and we suppose it was about true, but that day has cone. We were I A this trail to independent plenty.

Come in and gel, clerk of the Grainfield order, has forwarded the proofs and the widow and family will receive the money soon. Iti-ip hall- wm well filled last somewhat surprised at Hon Geo H. Hodges resorting to that out-of-date method -in his lecture at the ope a du se a Hd ay i gh The.leefure wa5 on "Kansas-," nnd. usinur the'dark scenes of the let 'us rdiow you how its tne will, help, you. Citizens State Bank Friday, it being the first number of the lecture eourse-lecturie by Ex-Governor Hodges.

We are t.n announce that the Ep- surrounding states as his oppo th honirup. the backers of the nents. Kansas was made periec tion.v Of we all know lootnvA course, are lust aooui in KANSAS GllAtNFiBLI), the clear, and tire to bo compli-, mented on their untiring efforts to make tlrt course a siH'cess. Subscribe for the Cap Sheaf that Kansas is a grand state and welt able to stan ii er own merits without her best being placed in the balance with the worst in states..