The Kirwin Kansan du lieu suivant : Kirwin, Kansas • 3

1 LOCALS A large number of fans accompanied their High School teams here last Friday night to witness the basket ball game, The L. L. Club will meet with Mrs. J. B.

Scott next' Tuesday of Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell expects to leave for To- ueka and St.

Louis next Saturday. MR. PLATT HOME SOON Piatt is expected home next Saturday. He fooling very much improved since taking nearly a month's chiropractic treatments of Dr. T.

C. Oyler at 'Drook field, ELECTRIC THEATRE sr mm tr I i Hryan Van Allen, the Glade garage man, was in town last Saturday. Mrs. ChnH. Nipps visited the first of the week with her motlu Mrs.

M. Bogart. Irwin Dalton is in Kirwin on business and also visiting old friends. Mrs. H.

N. Moxley entertained no kirwin Kouer nuns, 0 Saturday, January 21. "AFTER THE WAR" A special-reel real feature featuring the popular Grace Cu-nard. Admission, 10 anil 25 cents. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By Jack and Jill 0 CO 41 J.

W. ft 0, R. JA'JKSON. Prior i FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN. Custom Wort a SpucUlij.

Trade Soltnitfx. -ooo- 5) COMING: January 31, "Virtuous Men. February 7, "Heart of Humanity." "Elmo, the Mighty," the man who Jack Dempsey. challenged 0 Black collars are now the fad? Miss Opal Simon favored the High School with a beautiful piano solo Thursday morning. The Sophomore Class is growing very proficient in their new subject, Geometry.

Both Boys' and Girls' Basket Ball teams from Osborne will he he re-Friday. Watch Kirwin shine. The Senior Domestic Science Class takes up Domestic Art for the remainder of the year. -000- the Domestic Science Club last Thursday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Tinney and Helen went to Norton yesterday to help Dr. Ray celebrate his birthday.

Irwin Scott of Agra, the census enumerator, has been "doing" Kirwin this week and last. Mrs. Charles II. Hull of Speed visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

II. R. Hull. Friday, January 23. DANCE IN KIRWIN OPERA HOUSE Kensington Orchestra Farmers and Stockmen -ooo- SKATING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT The Sophomore English class are helping the Senior class by taking upon themselves the II.

S. notes for the remaining semester. 1 The Commercial Arithmetic class is snendinir Friday afternoon of Mrs. Will Palmer came over from Lebanon last Saturday to visit her mother and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Fisk were down from Phillipsburg to sec the B. B. game Friday nighty Will Kilmer made a business trip to Phillipsburg last Friday. We heard he got stuck in the mud on the way home.

each week flaying base ball, vith Prof. Jones, acting as pitcher. Phillipsburg was here Friday night but after getting it in the neck to the turn of 25 to 5 the. first Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAk AI-TUCATJONS. they cannot reucli the seat of the disease.

Catarrh la a local disease, gruuiiy In-fluetwed by constitutional conditions, and In order to cure It you must take an Internal remedy. Hall's Caiitiiit MeV clno Is taken tnternully and acta thru the blood on the mucous suriaces of the system. Mall's Calarrli Medicine was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, It is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood purifiers, The perfect combination of the Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is what produces such wonderful results In catarrhal conditions Send for half they decided it best to return LOCAL DRUGGISTS MAKE A STATEMENT Local people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn bark, as mixed In Adlor-i-ka, often relieve or prevent appen-(Ileitis. Hecauso this simple mixture flushes the alimentary, tract COMPLETELY it. relieves ANY CASK constipation, sour stomach or gas.

A short treatment holpa chronic stomach trouble. h'3 ear-leat and most, thorough notion of anything we ever NAYLOR EMRICK The Woman's Bible Class of the tffair hAmcs" By taking a look at the exhihit hoard in the Penmanship room you may sec the great improve ment in writing made by tin? pu I am now booking sales for the fnll season. There will be an unusual heavy run of sales this fall, and if you wish a choice of dates, GET IT NOW. I am personally acquainted with the stock buyers far and near and am in a position to give you the best of Address 1 Col. W.

L. Churchill, The Leiditig Auctioneer of Phillips County, Phillipsburg, Kansas. testimonials, free. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. nils who took that sunject mui ing All Drustsis's, 7fir. Hail's Family Tills for constipation. the first half of the year. MEDICINE CREEK 0 Mrs.

Kinion returned home from Speed Saturday evening. Congregational Church is having a social meeting, this afternoon with Mrs. D. J. McQueen.

Rev. T. B. Smith returned last Saturday from Denver and filled his pulpit as usual on Sunday. Mrs.

Smith will be home in a few days." Mrs. C. R. Jackson went to -Downs last Friday evening to visit her 'son, Clyde, and family. Mrs.

Clyde Jackson has been very sick but is better. Henry Schalansky had the misfortune, yesterday, of hurting his hand so badly with: a buzz saw that it was necessary for Dr. Harry Johnson to amputate me finger. Elsewhere in this issue will be Several families around Leas burg are sick with the flu. Mrs.

T.pin Castecl is very sick M. A. SPAULDING FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER Kirwin stock in charge of Clair Halbert, Manager of The Woltman Furniture Company. PHONES: Residence 191 Store 166 Agra Stock in Charge of A. Gross with pneumonia.

Rov Garrett and family spent Sunday with Roy Byefield's. -Mrs. Winn Smith and children FORD The Universal Car Only a Limited Number of FORD CARS spent last week at Mrs. Kin ion's found the sale announcement of R. E.

Strickland, of Claudell. Ho Miss Lula Sweat expects to finis! taking the "census in--Valley town is putting up eleven head of good horses and mules and some good shin tndav (Tuesday). Then she will begin in Dor. Ualnh Ewintr sold his farm to Sollie Sweat last week. The Wilson Nonamaker family CLOSED machinery.

Look over his list. Mr. and Mrs. N. Kemp and Roberta Logan autoed to Gaylord last Sunday to visit Mr.

Kemp's relatives Mr. Kemp has not been well and the long drive and bad roads made it a pretty tiresome trip for him. While in Nortoff with the Basket Ball team last week we were moved into their new house Monday. The Glen Rock and Pleasant View schools are all clos ed this week. George Erwin and family moved onto one of D.

W. Smith's farms last week. Arnold Elder and family have been spending the pastseveral (ays at Mrs. Kinion's, helping with the threshing. Miss Esterbelle- Parks 'went jto Lebanon Monday evening to spend the remainder of the week at home her school being closed; There are mighty good reasons why you should buy your Ford car now.

But the biggest one is that there are only so many Ford cars just a specified limited number allotted to this territory. Those who buy their cars now will be wise. They will have them to use whenever they wish. Don't put it off next spring, even next month, is an uncertainty. We cannot take orders for spring delivery.

Even now, we must have signed bona-fide orders before our monthly allotment is shipped us. So the only way for you to be sure of getting a Ford car, is to order it now. Get your name on an order. It is your protection. Again we tell you, the allotment for this territory is limited and you must buy now while deliveries are possible.

As ever the demand for Ford cars is away in jidavnee of production. So, it's first come, first served. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are all the same to a Ford car. It is a valuable servant every day of the year. Rain or shine, it is ready for your de--sod si SuiAInq aqj shua avou Xng asii xneS aaojs oj mands.

Buy now and get the prompt delivery. You won't have sible. Also have a couple of Fordson Tractors in stock. I cannot promise any delivery after March 1. Better place your order now.

B.A.BRE0N, Authorized Ford Agent, i it ir agreeably surprised to meet Marion He will be remem-- bored as the son of Bancroft who was telegraph operator in Kirwin some years ago. He is proprietor of an up-to-date little cafe there. Two of the Phillipsburg basket ball team went to Norton to see the Kirwin-Norton game. One of them was O'Leary, who said they were going up to watch Kirwin take a fall out of Norton. Since it was not accomplished this time we invite them to witness the return game here in February.

I I I I I I E. E. and L. L. Bogart returned last Sunday from a business trip to the western part of the state.

Bert Hamilton went over to Agra last Sunday to visit his sis ter, Mrs. Sam Atchison, and left on Monday for his home at Strat- FURS WANTED Ship or bring your Furs to In-man Deuel, North Main Street, Kirwin, Kansas. Sell your Furs at home and get -a just grading and best prices. Adv. Our Store will bie closed all riext week while we are busy 1 1 4' marking down prices for the greatest sale in the history of this city of Kirwin.

Cash Tickets-- will not be given after February and holders of these tickets must present them before this date to be redeemed. Watch for our Big Ad next week ton, Colorado. 8 hensimgion, nansas. Insist on Genuine Ford Parts ATTENTION Farmers Union Elevator Stockholders of Kirwin, Call at he Farmers State Bank and get interest on Stock. adv.

2U0 E. E. BOGART, Treas. I The Farmers State Bank ANNOUNCEMENT FARMERS STATE BANK I I will take charge of my Photo Studio, February first. I invite all my old customers and also new ones to come in and see me.

The usual high class work will be done. I thank you for all past favors. Yours for. business, G. LOCKE Fire Insurance Individual and Loans Real Estate CITY MEAT MARKET Fresh Cured Meat Iprices right; fresh fish, Friday and Saturday Agent for Dubuque Tanning Robe Co.

I will pay the Highest Market Price for Beef and Horse Hides Shop Will Close at 7:00 P. ML "Except Saturday Nights. P. 1 ANDES la used in Ample resources to be serving the Public I The best "Safety Deposit Boxes" that can be had A personal interest in those who need financial assistance 8 Thos. Lambert Drayman Calls answered MY or rtlGHT.V The Gray-Stagg Mercantile Go.

I Farmers State Bank PROPRIETOR We want your patronage, will endeavor to please lWVWVVVTTV-.