The Redfield Ledger from Redfield, Kansas • 2

Thp "Rprlfiplrl crpr Political Announcement XllC; VCU111U Announcements under this Announcements under this Here is a Few Specials For Bal- ance of July at a Great: Reduc- (Published Thursday of Every Week.) heading will be carried for any candidate of any party up to the August primaries Entered as second-class matter April iu, liuo, at. wie uiu oi uiiC.u. Kansas, under the Act ot Marcn 3, invi. I tion in Prices, up to Aug. 1st il Now is the time to get ready for the fall fruit can- for $3.00.

FOR SHERIFF. I am a candidate for the nomination M. C. Ellinger, Editor. Mrs.

M. C. Ellinger, Asst. Editor. vu'tv Thrfie Months for a Quarter.

i so i am uuuik i iji Fruit Cam as I have a Large Stock on hand and we are agents for all kinds of newsoaDers and magazines and can usually ave vou the price of the Ledger where you want some other paper. of Sheriff of Bourbon'county, Kansas, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the ti 1 in 1Q1A want to dispose of them. During This Sale: tit 1-2 Gal. Ball Mason jars for will of the voters at the primary tion, August 4th, 1914, and respectfully 75c. solicit your Bupport.

SlEGEL MCK.1NNIS. Bethel. Redfield Lodge No. 55c $1.30 Quart Ball Mason jars, per dozen 25 lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar The farmers would all welcome a good rain.

Charles Collins, wife and eon Walter, and Allie Boone spent Sunday with Dlomo I annrlrv Snfln. bars ZOC iii Mrs. Roy Jennings and daughter Olive came Wednesday, visiting her parents and other relatives here and at Redfield, they returned to Pittsburg after a weeks visit. i aiauia -t-J Laundry Queen Soap, 9 bars Mrs. Collins of Redfield.

Mrs. J. D. Lee who has been visit 25c 25c 25c Mac Comstock and family spent Sun a Magic Washer soap, Dars Meets every Tuesday evening. Visi'ting brethern cordially invited.

S. II. Lynn, N. G. D.

Nichols, Sec'y. ing relatives and friends in Colorado, has returned home. She reports a fire time and says that they are haying lots of rain in Colorado Springs viysiai urn. tl?" Remmers Peroxide Bath Soap, 3 bars 25c day with Mr. Kelley and wife.

Mr. Larkin and family of Redfield spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister, Mrs Martha Comstock and family. I will pay 18c for Good No. 1 I Butter during this sale. Don't forget the sale' on fruit cans for vou never will get this opportun- Mr.

Hamilton and family of Fort Scott were visiting at R. L. Harber's Several from this vicinity attended church at Devon Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Newcomb spent Wed.

with her parents JohnvKilborn and wife. Wm. Neimier has been on the sick Mrs Eddy's sister is assisting her with her house work at present. JAMES GILLIES OPTICIAN Of Ft. Scott, will be in Redfield each alternate Wednesday.

Coming July 29. Eyes Tested. Glasses Fitted. HEADQUARTERS AT Whitesides' Store. I ity again.

These prices are for CASH only. tmiI Walkertown Items. Hazel Eisenbrandt called on Lillie Pay ton. Sunday. list but is better at this writing.

Emma Crowe spent Saturday afternoon with Pearl Hall. J. D. Lee, Mrs. L.

K. Deering. Mrs Kitts an4 Miss Crowe autoed to Ft. Scott Tuesday afternoon in J. D.

Lee's car. The ladies are busy practicing for the "Has Been's" supper which will be given August sixth. Threshing, has been the main subject with the farmers the past week. John Hall and family spent Sunday Elsie Pisenbrandt, Roy and Pearl Henr-ing and Roy Horning attended the air- dome last Saturday evening. Nola Shaw returned home from Em poria where she has been visiting her sister Mrs.

Drake. YOUR SALE is made for the purpose of getting the highest possible price for your property otherwise it is a failure. YOUR AUCTIONEER muHt be a salesman who works hard studies his profession, knows your markets and P'P erf y. and whose methods get you the hicn doll-a'otherwise he is a failure. My business grows every month because I am a good enough auctioneer to make your sale a success.

Leonard Green, Auctioneer. REDFIELD, KANSAS. See me before you date your Sale. Mr. Callous was a Ft.

Scott visiter at the home of J. Deering and family. Several from this vicinity motored to Ft. Scott Saturday evening. Saturday.

Roy Ater who was seriously hurt last i Saturdty evening is improving, we hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs, L. Deering entertained the Bethel Ladies Aid. Thursday. Covers were laid to the following people: Mrs.

Shoemaker, Larkin, Briggs, Sauerwien, Larkin, Cleveland, John Hall, New-comb, Boone, Charley Collins, Worden, Mrs. Stevenson was shopping in Ft. Scott Saturday. J.N. Stauffer returned home Satur Warfield, Elmer Fundenberger, Holten, Henry Hixon, Harry Newcomb, Kitts, day from K.C.

where he has been visit ing relatives and attending to business. and Miss Crowe of Ohio. Wm. Neimier and daughter spent Wednesday evening with Charley Nei Or. H.

C. ULERY, Physician and Surgeon. Obstetrics a Special. REDFIELD, KANSAS. ALL BILLS ARE DUE Jan.

1 Apr. 1 July 1 Oct. 1. Mrs. Staw and daughter Nola were Ft.

Scott visiters Saturday. mier and family. Clarence and Jake Harber were help Mrs. L. K.

Deering, her mother Mrs. II grow where zephyrs blow And ripen the farmer's wheat. If'c intn the jnowv flour 1 I grow where zephyrs blow And ripen the farmer's wheat. It's milled into the snowy flour ing Mr. Snyder in the hay this week.

Kitts and niece Miss Crowe both of That makes bread good to eat. It Looks Like Magic, flnf-really there's no magic about it at all. All the good Bread, Pies, Cakes and Cookies come in the Ohio and Alice Deering spent Monday Burner Snook and Geneveva Randall are guests at J. N. Stauffer and wife afternoon at the home of D.

Lee. this week. good old way when you use Little Nelda Berns is on the sick list Marmaton News. this week. PLASTER AND CISTERN WORK.

D. R. NICHOLS Albert Tuggles visited his parents A number of this vicinity attended i fnA k-itors thp irnnd news. last week. the party given at Mr.

Henley's Sun- The men have a new water tank now day evening. yep 11 conies to icn an iiuuwm'n Zephyr Flour is the 50-year old flour that has given many thousan ds flof wome reputations as fine bakers. It is strictly a hard wheat, "rongguten flour. The millers take the pains to make it better than other flour It pv ou the real "staff of life" bread that gives men. women and children strong bodies ana to use on the public road.

Leo Canaday came up from near strong minds. All work guaranteed to be first class. Write or phone me at Redfield, Kansas. Hepler, Saturday to visit his folks, East Paint Creek. Mr.

Bybee went to work for Noel Eat More Zephyr Flour Bread Conway, Bert Ruthrauff has returned home from Missouri. For Sale By Cad Peele took unto himsejf a wife and went to 111 to live. Elmer Reasoner's spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents. Alma Ruthrauff visited with Fae and Mae Elbreder Sunday afternoon. Cream! I pay highest prices for O.AHAYDEN Redfield, Kansas.

Mr. Reasoner and family and Roy Alpha Pierce spent Sunday after Jennings and family spent Thursday noon with Earl Anderson. evening at Vanatta's. Mrs. Dave Bowers was visiting her Opal Vanatta returned Sunday from parents, M.

Ruthrauff the last of the Cream, delivered to me at Redfield, on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week. Office at the rear of Hayden's Stpre. W. C. CROUCH, Mgr.

week. a three weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Rosa King. Mr. Pierce and wife went to Fort Mr.

Vanatta were calling in Marma Scott Sunday. ton Sunday evening. Tornado Insurance. Fire Insurance. Mrs.

E. M. Jones called on friends Orvis Anderson, wife and son took Sunday afternoon. Sunday dinner at Smith Sunkle's. D.

W. Creamer was so sick he re A good rain would be much welcom turned to stay a week with his mother ed by people around here. Mrs. Knisa at Chanute. The Farmer's Alliance Insurance Company Of McPherson, Kansas is represented by A.

H. JONES Protects against Fire, Lightning and Wind Storms. nr-i 0 or RF.nFlF.LD. KANSAS for Insurance. Word was received here last week Mrs.

Fannie Ballou of Redfield spent a day with Mrs. Zimmerman last of the death of Mrs. Julia A. Elder, GLOVER BRO'S- Dealers in Harness and Saddles, Trunks, Suit cases, Traveling Bags. Auto Supplies Handled.

Harness and Shoe Repairs. Redfield, Kansas. which occurred at New Kirk, week. Roy Jennings came up from Pitts July 14. Mrs.

Elder was a former Only Farmer's Alliance AKent in Bronson, Mapleton and this District. burg Thursday, visiting relatives here and at Redfield, he returned home resident of this neighborhood and had many friends here who will be pained to learn of her death. Sunday night. 1.