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7 7 (J I (7 MANCHESTE NUMHf: 2 MANCHESTER, DICKINSON COUNTY, KANSAS, THUk DAY, A Pit. 4, 1312 VOLUME III. Another Day of Fasting for Husbands. "Get the TiaJbit Posts an Screens eiV Things OF SAVING It's a good habit to get into; It will only take one dollar of your money and one minute of your time to lay the foundation stone of independence for your declining years. We have prepared a great surprise for our readers this week.

We are not going to say a word about our Steel Fence Posts. Of course we siill have some and would be pleased to take your order for them, but we will not mention the fact. There is another surprise in store for many of us. As soon as we have a few warm days you will be surprised to see how thick the flies are in the house if yoa don't put your screens on. We have the bisgest variety of all white pine doors in towny 0 We sell them complete with fixtures.

Also a large stock of window screens' in many sizes Come in, look over our stock, and let us have your order. Last Thursday will be marked with another white stone by Manchester husbands. The reason? The Priscilla club, composed of the feminine gender of Manchester, were invited by the Thimble club of Talmage, also composed of the feminine gender, to attend and exhibit their skill in the art of embroidering, punch work, rambling rose work, drop stitch, base ball stitch, stitch in time saves nine," stitch in the back and many other stitches that are just too lovely. Yes! and they also served lunch, but the lunch was a feast! During this exhibit of art and culinary art, you know, the Manchester masculine gender were still staying at home. Its just anothtr incident when the masculine gender is not masculine, but becomes neuter gender.

The loilowing Manchester ladies were present: Mrs. R. T. Holmes, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs.

John Poore, Mrs. C. W. Pickerell, Mrs. H.

E. Matteson, Mrs. W. M. VanScoyoc, Mrs.

C. M. E. Simpson, Mrs. C.

Mooie, Mrs. W. T. Miss Agnes Ayers, Miss Minnie Thorp, Miss Lulu Glenn, Miss Esther Hammond, State Foster Lumber Yourd Manchester, Kansas Many Fine Bass Dead. C.

W. Parker Honored by Carnival Men. Many Households Happy With Children's Presence. Representatives America' leading carnival organizations met recently in Chicago and organized the Carnival Managers' Association of America. The extreme sever'ty of the past winter frozethe reservoir over solid 'with the result that hundreds of fine bass were smothered to death.

Several years ago Dr. Bitzel stocked the reservoir with bass and up until last summer no one had been fortunate enough to land one of the game inhabitants. We saw enough bass in one pile have delighted the heart of any 4 miles north of Abilene. Ethel Hawson, six years old, to Mr. and MrS.

James Soden. Lcs ie Raco, 11 years old to Mr. and Mrs. B. Thompson, south-we of Abilene.

Theresa Guthrey, four years old to Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Miller, Abilene. J)hu Altord Keats, 14 yeays old, to Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gruber, Hope. Still there remain a few of the W. Parker, a pioneer in the carnival business, and one of the prime movers in the organization of carnival interests, was signally honored by being chosen as first Many little hearts throbbed with sorrow and many tears were shed yesterday when the little brothers and sisters from New York were separated. But ihey will be able to see each other often, for they are all being placed pleasant homes in Dickinson county. The children that have been placed are: Fanny Schotter, aged two ye iit, to Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Brewer, Abilene. Harry Schotter, aged 7 years, to Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Middleton, 3 1-2 mi'es northwest of Abilene. president of the association.

Mr. Parker's shops were formerly located at Abilene but within the 'poor little homeless tots without homes. A few applications have been received by Miss Hill for the girls, but the boys that are left are past year or so he moved his en fisherman could he have caught a like number in a week. Several in the pile would have washed four or five pounds each. One of the larger ones which had drifted to the shore was brought up town and it weighed six pounds.

tire plant to Leavenworth, Ks. Sunday School toRe-organize. 4. 4. 4.

4. 4. ,4 ft Jfr SCHOOL NOTES tC tit not spoken for and persons wanting a blight little fellow to bring cheer to their home may call at the Central hotel and see the agent. Reflector. Egg Social.

Esther Bisiline formally a student and Mary Ayers our school last week. Next Sunday will be our day to re-organize our Sunday School for the coming conference year and we especially request that every one who is interested in this work will Eight grade in Arithmetic are be present promptly at ten' o'clock James Schotter, aged five years to Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Meahl, seven miles east of Abilene. Ebba Ostrom, aged 10 years, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Haptonstall, Abilene. Helen Erbrecht, aged nine to Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Kready nine dealing with those horrid cones. The ladies of the Methodist church will give an Easter Egg Social in the basement under the drug store, Friday evening, April 5th. Eggs will be served in any style. You are cordially invited to attend. Raymond Mcgathen who has been visifingat the Geo.

Harvey's home left for Emporia Friday. Mrs. Mike Foy and little daughter of Vine were in town Tuesday on their way to Salina. at the Methodist Church. Preaching at eleven by the pastor.

You and your friends are especially invited to all our services. Prof. Perrill attended the Spelling est at Abilene Saturday. Chap man carrying off first prize. LC 3G 30 3F1C "Al.

Martin's Country Store" will Spring Suit Pointers be given by upper room April 26th It is a comic and will make you laught. Don't miss "Jim the Cough Remedies? Boys are practicing up for track meet which will be held in Abilene Also they will play Basket Ball with some other school. Spring Styles ready for selections. We fit all forms. Try out Mr.

Hard to Fit. Meas- Several of the scholars attended the last day of school exercises at the neighboring schools. Bell was rung at 7:30 one morn ures taken scientifi ing by nistake. Most of the pupils were made to get a hustle on them White Pine Cough Syrup is a most excellent remedy for that hacking cough. Contains no opiates which are so common in most cough preparations nothing which would cause one to b-come a habitual drug user.

R. C. Bouldin selves. cally. Garments made accurately.

Satisfaction positively guaranteed. Good clothes and IV. ens Toggery, also a line of Working Mens clothes. Washatary has been the leading game at recesses and noons, for the girls as will as the boys. Miss June Cook returned from Concordia the latter part of last week where she visited her- aunt who is quite ill.

Druggist THE TOGGERY Frank Johnson, Prop. Abilene, Kans. Frank Buchan leit for Junction City Tuesday. F1F1 JL ch:.