The Miltonvale Tribune from Miltonvale, Kansas • 6

KNOW A NICHE Myrn Williams. A. F. MSON City Transfer. Goods Promptly and CarefulijHaii at efl Mrs.

Emma Yount was in Clay Cen ter Friday. Miss Edna Beck of Clay Center pent several days last week in this city the guest of the Misses Berggren Miss Phrona Garrett, who is attending school in Clay Center came home Friday evening, returning Monday morning. E. L. Green and wife were county seat visitors Saturday.

Martin Johnson and S. Schooley took dinner Sunday with D. Miller and wife of Bloom, "i PIES, COOKIES, CAKES AND ALL KINDS OF PASTRY. We make a specialty of party cakes. A fine line of candies and cigars, fresh fruit and canned goods.

Hot and cold lunches at all hours. MISS PEARL PROPRIETOR, Miss Annie Anderson, who has been staying with her grand parents in Omaha for the past year came home last Thursday sight. George Bodine was in Clay Center Sunday, Messrs Bray, Sraies and Caywood were down from Clifton Sunday at tending band practice. John Hart and wife of Linn are Allen Hart, PROPRIETOR CITY BUS LINE, Calls Answered Promptly Night or Dav. visiting relatives here this week.

A. Anderson and wife attended the opera at Clay Center Friday night. No. 75 No, 89 No. 27 No.

58 C. C. Schooley, wile and baby took West Bound Local Freight 1 :50 p. Pajsenger m. Passenger p.

m. Patsenger m. East Bound Local Freight a. m. Passenger 12-03 p.

in Passenger 1112 p.m. J. 8, Houck, Agent. Sunday dinner with his parents J. Schooley and wife.

DENTISTRY. No. 76 No. 28 No. 60 Prof.

W. K. Terwilliger was in Clay Center last Saturday. Mesdames Mason and Bodine were in Clay Center last Sat urday, North Bound Miss Lela McCopd of Clay Center AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES. $8.00 Bridge Work, per tooth 5,00 Crowns (gold) 5,00 Gold Fillings 2.00 up Silver Fillings .......1.00 Extraction without pain 50 Crown and Bridge work a specialty.

Extraction free when plates are ordered. Dr. P. Warner. Dentist- Lincoln Ave.

Clay Center. was a guest at the A. Anderson home Sunday. No. 175 No.

127 Accomodation 9:50 a. Passenger 4:37 South Bound i anew a men. wnere tne diowb lane laps I Know a place where the red bird oalls Upon a shore. To her warbling courtier gay; Where the killdee pipes on Ms mournful Where the blue-Jay shrieks and the lute thrush thrnnt thrnh. Len White of Atchison was in And the woods are rich in lore! With a matin roundelay! city Monday.

No. 176 No. 128 Accomodation 5:25 p. Passenger V. L.

Owens, Agent. Walter Curtis was a county seat visitor Saturday. I know where days, replete with Joys. Are sweet as a babe's caress; Where the heart buoys free on elated bliss And it sings in gladsomeness! I know where cares of yesteryear Drift like debris away, While the soul of man, awakening, lives In the Joy of just to-day! Henry Dippel of Fact visited Sat urday and Sunday with his sister B. 1.

BDDINE I Mrs. C. E. Curtis. Miss Pearl Cur tis returned home with him for a Come in and let us show you our Manure Spreaders.

Silver Grain Co- I know a bay near the fragrant wood. Along the water's rim, Where the jack-snipes skip on the shelving sand And the jocund curlews skim! I know a spot on the pulsing wave, Beside the moss-green weeds. Where the hooked batrachian fears to swim And the leaden sinker leads! I a hole where the pick'rel lie, Down, in the nectared deep, Where the bar slopes sheer from a shallow shore And the minnows dart and leap! I know a place where the sunrise lights Are yellow shafts of gold. Where the sunset tints are of heaven's blend From a godly artist's mold! two weeks visit. Mrs.

A. Anderson was in Clay Center last Thursday. I dream a scene in the office heat, Behind a dingy desk, Of the clover red and the forage bee And the landscapes picturesque! I see the shore of the chortling lake, Within the Vale of Rest, Where a man may lie and build for aye Aircastles of the blest! I know a niche where the blown lake laps Upon a rock-strewn shore, Where the killdee pipes on his mournful lute And the woods are rich In lore! Copyright, Henry Hart was in Clay Center Saturday. Two second hand wagons for sale-Silver Grain Co. Agent for Steam! Laundry.

Miss Lillie Bumgardner of Clay Center was in town last Friday. Kansas jjj M6RGANVILLX Miss Rose Edington, who has bom SlSlteOflPSSIS. SIS SIS1SPISI5ic-i Stfl Rev. Zook and wife were in Clay Center Saturday. working around here in the interests of the Times, returned to Clay Cen ter Saturday.

Buy your Shovel Boards at th6 Silver Grain Co. The M. V. Dancing club wiii give W. T.

ROCHE, pain one of their enjoyable dances to. Mr. Rancle and wife of Clifton were in town Monday doing their morrow (Friday) night in Anderson's Hall. All members are urged to be Christmas shopping. present.

Office over People's National Bank. 'Phone NO. 345. CLAY CENTER. KANSAS.

Miss Hattie Cooper went to Law The Concert Band rence last Thursday to take care of her sister who is quite sick. will give a concert at the Swedish Methodist church four miles east of John Stonebach and Misses Flossie August Kolling, Axel Berggren and Peter Peterson are attending a big cattle sale at Blue Rapids this week. town some time in February. The exact date has not yet been decided Stoneback and Pearl Petermeyer visited friends in Clitton a couple of upon. days last week To those knowing themselves in Pain In the head pain anywhere, has Its cause.

Pain Is congestion, pain is blood pressure nothing tlse usually. At least, so says Dr. Shoop, and to prore It he has created a little pink tablet. That tablet called Sr. Snoop's Headache Tablet coaxes blood pressure away from pain centers.

Its effect is charm Inf. pleasingly delightful. Gently, though safely, it surely equalizes the blood circulation. If you hare a headache, it's blood pressure. If it's painful periods with women, same cause.

If you are sleepless, restless, nervous, it's blood congestion blood pressure. That surely is a certainty, for Dr. Snoop's Headache Tablets stop It in 20 minutes, and the tablets simply distribute the unnatural blood pressure. Bruise your finger, and doesn't it get red, and well, and pain you? Of course it does. It's congestion, blood pressure.

You'll find it where pain is always. It's simply Common Sense. Wt sell at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend Dr. Shoop's Headache Mrs. A.

M. McLavey was. in Clay John Hagenbuch was "looking at things" in Clay Center Saturday. F. L.

Fletcher was in Clay Center Sunday. Geo. Bradley of Clifton was in town Monday. Miss Erma Brown spent a few days in Clay Center last week John Stoneback went to Topeka Sunday. Piles get quick relief from Dr.

Shoop's Magic Ointment. Remember it's madf alone for piles-and it works with certainty and satisfaction. Itching, painful, protruding or blind piles disappear like, magic by its use. Try it and see. Red Cross Pharmacy.

Buy your extra wagon boxes of the Silver Grain Co. debted to us on subscription, we Center Friday. Gust Strom and wife of Upper Gar field neighborhood were doing, some shopping here the first of the week. Seth Parsel was in Idana last Wednesday, would appreciate it very much if you would call and settle. The first of the year we are going to mail a state-' C.

Hagenbuch and E. L. Green meot to those in arrears but we ould returned from Kansas Citv last Thursday night. much prefer to have you come in and settle before that time as we don't Mesdames Fletcher, Stillman and Anderson attended a prty at the Carouse home in Clay Center last Friday, Wanted A boy or girl to learn to set type wish to send any more statements than is absolutely necessary. in this office.

'Phone the news to 43 that's the Oscar Falen went to Concordia Tuesday, returning the next day, Tribune office. Tablets RED CROSS PHARMACY. mm Miss Flossie Stoneback, who has been visiting relatives and friends here for several weeks, left for Topeka Sunday. After visiting there few days she will return to her home in Council Grove, Catarrh of the nose and throat should lead you to at least ask us for a free trial box of Dr. Shoop, Catarrh Nothing so surely pro ves merit as a real, actual test and Dr.

Shoop to prove this, earnestly desires that we let you make that test. This creamy, snow white iieal-ing balm sooths the throat and nostrils and quick lv purifies a foul and feverish breath. Call and investigate Red Cross Pharmacy. Sewall Chemically Pure Paint Is Cheapest because it takes less; lasts longest and requires less labor to apply. Color card at the lumber yard J.

W. HOWELX. A 7-roora house with cellar for rent at $7 per month. All in good repair. See S.

Rexroat. I also have a big new stock of wall papers cheaper than ever in price. Pure paints and oils At right prices, PRODUCE WANTED AFTER DEC,.