The Wakefield News du lieu suivant : Wakefield, Kansas • 2

i O0QQOOOOf0O3000O0000GC09OOQ0G0COQ000Q OQOGG0QOG000CG33C3GO3Q000CCeOGC0 SCO 0 Auto Supplies You Auto Use vv- -a! SPECIALS THIS WEEK 5 oz. combination cans genuine Tungsten Valve grinding Compound; regular 45c value this week only 30c Always good French Auto Oil, 5-galloncans $4.00 Leather fan Belts for the they last only 10c Rid-o-Skid 30x3i Tire Chains $2.40 Set of 10 double end thin Auto or Tractor Wrenches 1-4 to 11-4 inch sizes 2.00 Again, 3-lb. cans of best grade Axle Grease 25c Mica Axle Grease in bulk, bring your can 8c Good Cup 10-lb. bulk, per 12i 0 0 0 The Most Tractor Per Dollar Ever Offered 12-25 H.P. Avery Tractor now only $1035 8-16 H.P.

Avery Tractor now only $680 816 6 cylinder Tractor now only $545 Sold on Terms or subject to Discount for Cash 9 0 JEVONS, Mm "At Your Service" Fred Myers and family and Miss Anna Budden returned Thursday from Colorado where they had a good time. They made the trip in their Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Moyer and Mrs. Gjeo. Billingham also, returned from their trip to Mrs. Tillie Stocker, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Effie Alsop and Mrs.

John Jevons, and other relatives for several months, left Monday for a visit with her nephew, Vm Beach at Onaga. Try a News want ad high, low, reverse or in the belt, and which has only three. gear contacts between the motor and the draw-bar. GET YOUR AVERY NOW WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST The present hot weather and the rush of Fall work make it extremely desirable that you get your Avery now. With an Avery now you can get your Fall plowing, discing, harrowing, seeding, all fin.

ished double-quick and then have plenty of power for threshing, silo filling, shelling corn, grind feed and other power jobs. A SIZE FOR ANY SIZE FARM You can get an Avery in just the right size to fit your needs best. In addition to the Avery 8-16 and 12-25 H. P. sizes they are built in five other sizes up to 45-65 H.

and all sizes of Avery Tractors as well as Avery Trucks, Avery Tractor Drawn Tools and Tractor Driven Machinery are now being sold at low prices and on special terms that make it possible for almost anyone to own an Avery. Cqme in and talk the: matter over with us. Here is a real opportunity that you cannot afford to miis. Htre are the greatest tractor bargains that have been offered this year. The new low price on the Avery 12-25 H.

P. Tractor is only $1035; on the Avery 8 16 Tractor the price is only $680.00. They are sold cn' the Avery time payment plan or with a discount for cash. These new reduced prices and the Avery Financing Plan are in accordance with the Avery Company's usual plan of dealing with their customers on a "square-deal" basis and giving them every advantage possible in the purchase of any moto-i farming equipment they may require. The Avery 3-17 and 12-25 H.

P. Tractors are both practical sizes for the great majority of farms. Either of these tractors you can use profitably every month in the year, and are built with all the famous Avery features, including "Draft-Horse" Motor with Renewable Inner Cylinder Walls, Adjustable Crankshaft Bearings, Centrifugal Gasifiers for burning low grade fuel, practically unbreakable crankshaft, Valves-in-Head, etc. They both also have the Avery "Direct-Drive" Transmission, which gives you direct drive in Twenty-second year of the Clay County High School beginning September 5, 8:30 A. M.

1921 Nearly four hundred students. Large faculty of 17 members. Fully equipped and fully approved, being ranked class by the State Board of Education and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary, schools. Strong courses in Vor ational Agriculture Normal Training, Commerce, Domestic Science and and Fine Arts. It is particularly noted for its achievements in many lines.

Has a fine band, LOOK THIS OVER Just notice the difference in the prices of Wall Paper today and a few months ago The following is a comparison of pricf for paper for sn average room taking 5 bolls of side, 3 ceiling and 60 ft. border: orchestra and other, musical organizations. Every boy was a member of the Bible Study class for twelve weeks and every boy Avery-ize Your Farm "A Good Machine and a Square Deal" The wl but two was a member of the Y. hi. C.

A. Every girl was a member of the Y. W. C. A.

Excellent school paper. High moral tone. Democratic spirit. Industry and scholarship encouraged. Enroll Monday, 8:30 A.

RL September 5. 1921. Warren Avery, Proprietor old price $5.00 6.60 5.40 new price $3.00 3.90 3.24 0MO A big delegation of Wakefield residents attended the monthlj sales day 'at Junction City Monday, i This is a comparison of just a few of the average price patterns. All of our Wall Paper is reduced in I the same proportion. I Hie RauMn Drug Co.

Word was receive i Saturday of the death of Mrs. Fred Fisher, at Colder, Friday night. Mrs. Fisher was a sister of Mrs. Wm.

Steffen, Wm. and August Fasse, all of this community The Avery, Coffman and Elkins families helped Master WTilliam Avery celebrate his" 10th birth-1 day by spending the afternoon' at the river. A nice picnic supper was en jpyed. Subscribe for your daily thru The Wakefield News always. Any magazine or paper published in the world can be ordered at the News Office.

Legal Blanks of all kinds at News office. LOCALS Wm. Jevons, Art DeYoung, C. C. Roop, Elmer Show and several other Wakefiejd citizens attended the auction of government buildings at Camp Funston yesterday.

L. C. Coffman and family shopped in Junction City Monday. Mrs. R.

E. Robbins of Clay Center is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Evans here this week. 9 9 IB' I 8 TT Wakefield vs.

Manchester WakefieM Mrs. C. H. Streeter and son Will returned last week from a business trip to Kansas City. Our Complete, New Stock of School Supplies August si Mr.

and Mrs. John Exley and W. E. Brougher and family attended the Chautauqua at Clay Center Sunday. Starting at 3:30 fj i I 1 i I Manchester will give Wakefield a hard game R.

M. Lockridge and family visited at Junction City Monday. Mrs. Harry Roediger, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis is Junction City is reported to be improving nicely. Bousrht, and to be sold at the latest REDUCED PRICES, Is now on display at the Wakefield NEWS Stationery Shop.

Both the town and iural schools will start soon before you actually realize it-so come NOW to the NEWS OFFICE and get the pick of new old ones priced at present replacement value. Being in closer touch with the paper market and the paper and school supply houses, we can naturally obtain the better prices and judge the quality better because of dealing almost exclusively in paper goods. And we are passing this valuable advantage on to the public. The Wakefield Novs Office iff or vs. Wakefield I i iE I I atMilferd, Thursday, August 18th Come and Help the Home Team Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Berlin and guest, Mrs. Quinlan, and Mrs. L. H.

Wapler visited Jun -tion City, Fort Riley and Camp Funston Monday..