The Caldwell Advance from Caldwell, Kansas • 2

COFFEE a on a sad man cheerful; THE a cold RIGHT man warm; COFFEE a warm DOES man ALL glowing, THIS. and an old man young. Robust, fuming, aromatic, rich in favor, in fragrance, and harmless stimulation. It Our Famous Twenty Cent Coffee Is the Right Coffee. A rich, oily Bourbon Santos, aged for Five Years in the rehouses -cleaned from all imperfect beans, then Roasted Fresh and shipped to us Every Five Days.

You cannot buy a pound of Our Famous Twenty Cent Coffee that has been in our store over a week. HAVE YOU TRIED THIS COFFEE; We carry constantly from Twenty to Twenty.six Different Coffees. We make Coffee Special Study and can Please any Palate- -can fit any Pocketbook. China Premiums Given Free with our Coffees, Teas and Baking Powders. Sugar.

Sugar has advanced in the markets and would cost us to-day more than we ask for it. This week only we place on sale150 Bags Best Cane Sugar, per bag, spot $5.00 Carload Of Salt. Just unloaded, In tight, new barrels, and heavy cotton sacks. This salt is coarser grained than the average salt, making it better for stock and for curing meat. $1.50 100 Boxes Apples for Eating and Cooking, full bushel boxes, $1 25 Sweet Santa Clara Prunes, in 10 pound $100 Holland Herring, $1.00 Special Cash Drives.

Saturday is the Last Day. 1 doz Cans Iowa Sugar Corn 75c 10 pounds Fine Rio $1 00 1 doz Cans Western Tomatoes. 95c 7 rounds A-1 Santos $1.00 1 doz, Cans Polka Solid Tomatoes. $1.15 6 pounds Fine Pesberry Coffee. $1.00 1 doz Cans Gaston Peas $1.00 4 pounde Loose- Wiles Ginger 25c 1 doz.

Cans Rex Baked 75c 4 Small Cans Oystere, Mustang 25c 38 pounds Cracked $1.00 2 Large Cans Oyeters, 25c 10 pound box Santa Clara $1.00 Sniders Catsup. 25 cent bottles. 17c 100 pounds Best Cane $5.00 9 bars Jorgens Toilet 15c 3 Quart Cans Log Cabin Maple $1.00 10 bars Cadaby's Tar 25c 15 packages Grandma's Soap 25c 4 pounds Lima Bears. 25c Our Guaranty. We guarantee entire satisfaction in each transaction or purchase price gladly refunded.

DETRICK TRADING CO. Groceries Queensware Drygoods Hardware If you want to chew tobacco in the opera house, either spit in your pocket or go down on the creek and do the chewing. There is to be a big stock sale pulled off here on the 11th of February, consisting of hogs and cattle. There will be a goodly number of both. Charley Johnston is managing the sale and says it is going to be good one.

He saye because he is handling nice, new money does not make him loose interest in fine stock, and that he is doing his best for the sale. Reduction In -All Double Breasted Suits. One-fourthioff on every! Double You have three long months Breasted Coat Suit in the house weather cold, disagreeable There are just 80 of these Suits in front of you. Take advantin the house, sizes 34 to 40. ge of this discount sale.

See They come in Thibbeta, Serges, he Prices we are making: Worsteds and Cheviots. We $22.50 Suits now go at $16 90 have them marked close at 20.00 15 00 from $12 50 to $22.50. But 18 50 13 85 they have been slow sellers and that's why we have taken off 16 50 12.35 this big discount. 12 50 9 35 Children's Suits to fit We also have some little fellows 4 and AT H. C.

small lots of Single3, breasted Suits. Fine 5 years of age at half styles, good patterns sell's when you need that we sold at $10, price, Don't miss Un- UN- One or two of a kind Olothes, Underwear, $12, $15 and $18, we Hats, Caps, Gloves, SELL'S. close them out at $8, Etc, $9, $11,25 and 13,50 H. C. UNSELL'S Chamois Vests Are good insurance against Colds, Coughs, Pneumonia and Grippe.

These ailments lurk in the sudden changes of the temperature at this time of the season. We can supply you with Vests, Chest Protectors and Lung Pads at prices ranging from 50 cents to $3.00. PERRY'S DRUG STORE. Sheriff Dan Holliday was down from Wellington Monday on district court business. Marshall Butler, who arrested the Wellington robbers, was called to Wellington Tuesday as 8 witness in the case.

THE OLD RELIABLE LE NYAL'S CELEBRAT'D REMEDIES The Rock of Gibralter on which to build your "Foundation of Good Health." A plete assortment always in stock. Fresh and Pure. Douglas Homemade Horehound COUGH Drops, Pure and will Cure that Cold. Brubaker's Antiseptic Cream Lotion. A Delicious Toilet Requisite, Rendering the Skin Soft and Velvety.

It is Unexcelled for Chapped Hands, Face and Lips. It is not sticky or greasy, Gloves can be worn immediately after using. WATCH OUR DRUG WINDOW NEXT WEEK. C. R.

I. P. Watch Inspector. Druggist and Jeweler Phone 104. DR.

I. T. GABBERT, Caldwell, Kansas Baker wants your poultry. Will pay highest prices. Route Much of our roads need grading, culverts, ditching etc, Our wheat looks pale and out is in safer condition than if treen and tender.

Ed. Garver and the Spears boys using new Galloway manure preaders and think them all right. A box supper is contemplated Spring Valley next week. a man is still caught nsking corn, this late in the winter. call it picking corn, they have it about right this time.

Mrs. Wm. Watts is visiting her Mrs. Maude Foust in Okla. George Spears has gone to Mo.

where he will marry wife. They vill occupy the Moore farm vacated Bert McCanta and family. Route 3. This is real winter, don't you think? A number of people are ill as the vault of the chilly weather. Among are Joseph Wencel, John Bobek Joseph Balaban and others.

Dan Kobik and family visited at John Bobek's Sr. Sunday. Mrs. Roth and spent Sunday at Henry Metzinger's. Ludwig Nalik went to Wellington Monday to attend High School.

The farmers are talking of building another telephone line from Nalik's to Blackstone. Well, who got the most rabbits this last week? LAD. Married. Married. At the home of the brides parents.

on S. Main St. at 11:30 a. m. Jan.

20 1909. Miss Trella E. Bealmer and Mr. Orval Williams. B.

F. Whicker officiating. This was a very quiet home affair. A few of the friends were present. The bride has lived in and near Caldwell for mpny years and is known and loved by all.

Mr. Williams used to be a well known farmer boy West of Caldwell but now resides st Gage, Okla. The bride was dressed in a beautiful lavender, while the groom wore the conventional black, A very beautiful wedding march was rendered by Mias Delores Wogoman of this city. After the ceremony the guests were invited into dinner which was well prepared by the bride's mother. The young couple left st 12:30 for their new home in Okla.

Their many friends wish them a long and perous married life. The Mulhall family are again in the limelight, Charley Mulball, aged 20 recently ran away with a girl of 14 and two of his father's best horsee. You can't keep a good man down. At the residence of Rev. Stickel, pastor of the Baptist church in Well-: ington, Mr.

Thomas B. Barge Santa Fe. Conductor and Nealie H. Burge of Caldwell, Kans. They will make their home in Wellington.

Entertained. The Senior classes of 1908 and 09 were very pleasantly entertained Saturday evening at the bome of Mrs. Twilliger by Miss Hoge in honor of her sister Miss Maude Hoge of Wellington. The evening was passed in playing various games, after which a dainty three course lunch was served. The hostess was assisted in serving by Miss Nellie Roberts.

Those present were: Mrs, Twilliger, Misses Hoge, Roberta, Maude Hoge, Viola Doubleday. Lsura Jones, Nettie Bailey, True Newby, Minnie Van Danacker, Alice Richmond, Ora Naylor, and Edith Quinlisk, Messers Pete Nyce and Bert Twilliger, Queenie Clark returned Sunday morning from her eastern visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Neal are the proud parents of a baby boy born last Monday morning.

William Fossett, an old time Caldwell man has been appointed chief of the secret service bureau of the Rock Island. He is an uncle of C. S. Fossett of this city. Notice, I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Mrs.

P. L. Davis on and after this date. Jan. 22, 1909, P.

L. Davis. "A good Woman will Win" at the opera house Saturday night. The hessian fly is doing fine in the wheat, the cold has not injured them in the least. Mrs.

J. Collins returned Monday from Cheney, Kas, where she was called about two weeks ago on account of the serious illness of her grandson, Lee Johnson. The little fellow passed away to a brighter land before Mrs. Collins returned, Her daugbter is also very sick, but it is hoped nothing serious will result For Sale, To be sold for cash or on payments, a good four-room house, and barn, well located. Also several good building sites.

Inquire of A. M. Mallory. 21 Mr. and Mrs.

S. M. Parker, of El Dorado who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. W.

Siggett and husband, have gone to Wichita to visit friends. T. E. Neal was down from Kansas City the firet of the week. For Sale.

To be sold for cash good four-room house located. Also several sites, Inquire of A. or on payments, and barn well good building M. Mallory. 2t.