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Garden Plain Tribune from Garden Plain, Kansas • 1

Garden Plain Tribune from Garden Plain, Kansas • 1

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1 OARDEN PLAIN. KANSAS, FRIDAY, A RC HL-24, 1922 'V. "ACTIVE APL6TS "The Gold Bug" Againt Come On! Let's Df ntiit in Gardes Plain. Uftrch 27th to Slat. Office in Manti "The Gold Bug" the play given E06 UI1IEF8 Snii, 1 1,,,...

x.im Phone 16 if, you wan'rtb'e dr. CXMTdt PLACI trUNE MOOKB, EfiJWa, by the Cheney Caapter of the East To Garden Main, on WAloeaday Building if you neai anjrdtnUl work Local Items Interest isn I ern Star pecently, will be' repeated Mrh 9.9th. Every mail' woman bt asn to call on them. For Good Tirea ga tu Wulf 8k atChenev. Friday evening.

Mareht i in t-kia uilnltv nr can Garage. invkwl 'to attend Wall BrolC Phone 16 if you want the dray uhliihpd Every Friday at Gar- 31. J', 'V" t'fivy Trilso brlngleHbtto sun grand aprinaf opemn oi weir nru' 4 Sedgwick County, Kanaaa tlessass 11 an) aramorp linei an this CWi 't. Miaa Gladys Summers left Sunday it has to- thoUEaod vf-oXhera, 7m-fita fc A lbt Of oatt being eowed this morning for Protection, to visit her Sold by GltLESPifi'S prug Store alat-fr. for two weeks- I loternatlonal and John DeW Farm For have s'good EDITOniAl Little Lucille Tennisen, who wBUit mule to sell.

Traetora. and Houaelwlrt uooaa oa, Carl Stbinetkb. operated on for appendicitis Sun exhlbttlonVfe .4,1 i I 'iklA Sonetimea ra rdcr what thia day night, is gradually improving, C02HDNITT tttb GARDEN PLAIN RCH00L3 HORSDAY MARCH W-s Same Program aa Formerly Published VISIT SCHOOL THAT DAY 4 j.j Viuh hnnf Pnkit Ball Team Have, the- Eve gi'ass and hone will be able to return world wottM ba iiU if, everybody macbliMa. sna many apedw w-n eonnta are offered on thla day for, at he big tournament at Friend a will be ln'Gtfrden Piabrneit Friday. home before long.

March Sl.r-'m 'i those who espact to wry, om tsnae: vmw e9eetaUy Ui ocwapapeia. uld udJenly fell the truth about every 4 who do not buy re, just aa welcome Miss Ruby Doyle, one of Garden Dvct EQOi FoaSiLS: Call at The raised placform at the Sat.ta Plain'a most popular young ladies, JF. A UNNJS80R. ill at the Wesley Hospital, where aa those who do. Free Lunch and good music com oletea the program tor this day Fe depot, completed this week, is a great Improvement in appearance Phone 504.

Garden Plain. She underwent an operation for ap and eonvenieecB. nendiuitis last Monday morning. Take a. day off; come to towjjt an.

Br Don't let that aour stomach aoa 'It Miss. Doyle is improving nicely. iVWTerbea of near St Mary's your disposition and make your Ufe Join Wulf Bro In this effprj to make it a real Vget together? day i Htna and WatMA of the 4 will haW public sale of Live Stock 'NUFF SEDJ' Union Dital Co. will iait nrden misurable. while Teniae ready tsv give you relief Get it now, 1 Miss Liiiie Wooster gave a real Farm Wpl'nients at his farm on for thla great farming community.

Ptsiii Monday March 27 and rtmain a Interesting and Instructive talk fat Gillespie's Drug Store- Thursday, March 90th Urn daya. Ofllce in Mantl tsuumng Wiehlta during the Teachers meet nerthof PoatOfflee. For Sale: My farm of iW ing recently. Her retnarka in re M. E.

CHUBCH Will sell all of part and will aacti- Te ontractora who are. buiHln ranerete Jrldgea on the Cannon Bail gard to the conduct of teachers was e'eaUinly opportune and if teachers flce some if taken in the net thirty would be guided by her suggestions days. 186 acres toe wheat, or will Day for The Sunday School 10 m-Preaching 11,. a an-l 7:30 p. fhev would have far more influence which goee lids wneai is aurc with their nupila and could com.

and "Black-hull." For particulars- m. manil more reanect from PUPlls. call or write HWMAN 4. HlLOBR. Tribune for a year htghwfcy, are presumably co-operatf in 4th "other in fixing, the road for auto travel, hut the Leia Garage feel that their bill board, erected out, near the Loomis flace, would have served the autoist better in 1 informing him as to the kind of tirea to instead of being torn down and the uprights used by Route 2 Kan Epworth League at 1 p.

well aa the patrona. For alb: Some Registered Tha article by Barney Sheridan on nnrnt! Jcreev brood sows. Will sell our last page ia reproduced because ef Our lass paira ia repruuuwi iwi-Mw the truth it The Tiibttha edU reasonable, considering quality. i ii i the bridge-builders for supports fr A. PBTERSBK.

tnr ia familiar with conditions in all of Yfall 'per 'drying eonerete rails. They weuld the towns mention.d-in fact he at one time nubliahed a newspaper in. the town SHOES! have much preferred being permit Let Havea fix you out with eye of Ijme. The Tribune has quite anttfa glasses at th Hotel next bar of loyal supporters, bnt there are a targe number ia thia vicinity who are not We hope that this We handle tha Famoua DITTMAN Brsnd, and earrv a cemelete stock. Pricsji riM.

tedjo furnish the bridge builders new lumber to having their billboard torn down. Wll il 1 i' "PI .1 ft'- Eoos From Barred SAMPLE BOOKS Now on Display Weir Store Aristocrats! Greatest Show Strain. aaUcl wllUtimuJaU a revival or inter eat tn this very neeeataty Highest Egg Records ever made. the home town newspepen. C.

E. Honey man. after a visit in Wirhit. in now back in Garden DRY GOODS, liia1v vou with ReliabU Mer- Eggs 6c-up. Mating List free Plain, ready to resume work in his M.

Mors. Cheney, Kane. C. E. GILLESPIE chandio.

Piece Getds, FHrnishings and Vartir.Pt.mnkinar shnn. next door to Schauf't Shck Stone's General Store Furniture The Horse. MITTUE, A. J. Livingston, living near making is Mr.

Honeyman'a srecialty Ashland City, TenneiseeY1 but as a general carpenter and and Jacks, LIMESTONE and HEADLIGHT feet like iroing from house to, house Nettooev! J. 'd Cbtn, Irwh fi; riinW H. TENNISSEN, and telling the people about Teniae builder he can't be beat. The John K.mb. Hh'mmersky, Leia and other feaidencra recently built in Garden aill make the season of 1922 at Sold by GillespiesDrut Store- my barn in Garden Plain, MUtue at Plain by Mr.

Honeyman, are fair $12 50. arnrfleadllerht and Lime aamples of his efficient Tha Cornaf Store. Garden Plsin, Ksn. atone at $15.00 to inaure colt to atand and suck Colt Stan's good tnr arvira fee Until Dald for If Rev. and Mra.

Whinery moved mare ia sold or removed from the PUBLIC SALE it my farm, 1 mi north of St. Mary's, Tbirtrhy, Lkreh 30. 10 o'clock, a (lend ffprses, 9 Hem Cattle, Farm Machinery and ousehold Goods j-i' Kills ror nn'l lVm PE l'tR I ERNES You can get the Ladlea' Heme Journat," Delineator. Pictorial Re, viewi McCall'a or any Fashion Mag-aaine. all good story MagHalnes.

la this wpek to heir new home at Mil- neighbhrbood, fee becomes due at ton(i Their household goods were once- Care will be taken to pre transported by truck, the last loads vent accidents, but will dot be re i ponaible should any occur. being taken Tuesday. Rev- Whin fact any literary publication yV may want at the corner newa stanl "Sunshine" Gakmbe. New Spring Hats ARE HERE. Prieed Reesenable.

Coon and See erv'a new charge ha a splendid Owner. new brick church building with parsonage located next door, and an enthuxiastic membership to encourage him in his new field of en Mrs. A. Gunzelman SeedPota deaver Rev. and Mrs Whinery id catiTnt.cici cp enjov the uni vernal reapect of the citixeri-nip of Garden Plain com muniiy.

who iin witn the TRIBUNE in wihhinn them aucceaa and happi- near in their new home. Tt II Physician nd Suigeii Aiih rfd romt.ly. Night. hnnr, Residence 37. OH ce 20.

ARDN I LAIN KANHAS I he number of the Lyceum course, given last Saturday niirht at the Garden Plain Gym. pleased the lanre audience immettsely Misa Tea turn Coffee Co. ichita's Qoslttj Caffoe Henso Ijuvrt-iiC Ae, I til TA High'Class Goods, Prompt Service. Wo Received our Supplj of Red River Vallef Ehrly Ohio, and Irish gobbler Seed Potatoes. Let us supply you while we have them, Onion Sets tnl GARDEQ SEEDS All Kicda.

Our Store is still Head: quarters for the Best in General Merchandise. hETERSEt A. I Rogers wilh her harp urmsned aiendid music, ar.d the readings by Miss Sndth were thoroughly enjoved by everyone preaei Mias Smith enj.fe the reputation of being the Ix-at mimic the' Anieriean atage. the has made a lot of people laugh the Tribune editor first heard her recite, nineteen years ago, and expecis ut ketv up the good work Mc'A I tenter ili l-uy your Stock and pv nighrai mafket priie If you re irr ili haul ourstocK to Airh ta by truck hd sell it tor ou We still supply Good Meals, Short Orders, Hamburgers, Chile, Etc 'ARDEN Tuin Kanh. for several years more.

Our ton Pnne I. I 1 has beea indeed fortunate in tne TO THE enterUinmenU provided IS Rr-Ar- CiA.n during the past two years, and willll in JmJ3JtA-3 ZIW vj 'u course Wcured for next year and Billiard Haf eaual if not tne othprt. Everett True' where you can get an up to-date that tBe Dezt and last number I HAIR-CUT, SHAVE OR SHAMPOO JJ faJ attended, and -MftaaSaisTs or Tonic I there will be no financial deficit to 3 asd enjoy Rood of Billiards. L. F.

DEBBRECHT 4 Laundry Basket goes every Tues be made good by the enterprising men who signed the guarantee to thaLyeecm Bureau. day morning. f.G.Sttke A Sen, Prop're, 1 if.

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661
Years Available:
1920-1922